Justify this

[Loton Moocher 1,254]

3 hours ago, fireman said:

Cinny's and silvers mate ...

Two crows i don't keep birds at the moment,to busy with work and what time i have spare is taken up with terriers at this time of my life but they will be back...

been a while since last seen a cinny ? goldies now as common as sparrows yet yellow hammers are getting scarce ?

[two crows 3,342]

4 hours ago, fireman said:

Cinny's and silvers mate ...

Two crows i don't keep birds at the moment,to busy with work and what time i have spare is taken up with terriers at this time of my life but they will be back...

 used to have cinamons  lutinos  silvers pieds  and combinations of all  messed about trying different combos.

[Shortstraw 476]

Reminds me of the old Minshaw lurcher adverts.

[Penda 3,341]

1 hour ago, Shortstraw said:

Reminds me of the old Minshaw lurcher adverts.

[two crows 3,342]

19 hours ago, two crows said:

 used to have cinamons  lutinos  silvers pieds  and combinations of all  messed about trying different combos.

 

[Black neck 15,944]

1 hour ago, two crows said:

 

Any good on big land

[Penda 3,341]

5 hours ago, two crows said:

 

I used to love breeding the Greene's had a cracking greenie mule blue he was had a right temper on Him

[poxon 5,731]

5 hours ago, two crows said:

 

Nice them two crows I’ve always kept birds used to breed an show red canarys I’ve bred a few goldfinches an goldie mules in the past I used to be pretty serious in to bird breeding showing but the last few years I’ve winded down due to family life,work,dogs not enough hours in the day I got rid of my red stud bought a couple of pairs of Fife’s to keep my hand in the things bred like mice! Give them all away kept  2 young hens got rid of my british birds I’ve kept 2cock goldfinchs to have a play at a bit of muleing again this season. Keeping birds is a easy hobby to get carried away with ain’t it 

[WILF 46,793]

On 13/10/2019 at 08:56, jigsaw said:

and here am i trying to find a hare for a run,their as scarce as hens teeth around my way ,if i got 2 or 3 runs in a week id be over the moon...

I bet silage cutting is a massive contributing factor to that mate, I know round here some people got 3 cuts this year with the nice weather and I have not seen a hare for ages.

On a mainly grass based system, the majority of hares will form on grassland and when you are running over them 3 times over the breeding months with a cutter then it’s going to have an impact.

[low plains drifter 10,475]

29 minutes ago, WILF said:

I bet silage cutting is a massive contributing factor to that mate, I know round here some people got 3 cuts this year with the nice weather and I have not seen a hare for ages.

On a mainly grass based system, the majority of hares will form on grassland and when you are running over them 3 times over the breeding months with a cutter then it’s going to have an impact.

I was talking to a dog racing man years ago who told me of a hare landing in front of them as they were exercising their dogs, the combine in the field had threw it up in the air, the fields are a so called business park these days, but there's still a few hares grazing about

I heard one time in the old days the scythe men sometimes called the harvest cutting the hare

[two crows 3,342]

1 hour ago, poxon said:

Nice them two crows I’ve always kept birds used to breed an show red canarys I’ve bred a few goldfinches an goldie mules in the past I used to be pretty serious in to bird breeding showing but the last few years I’ve winded down due to family life,work,dogs not enough hours in the day I got rid of my red stud bought a couple of pairs of Fife’s to keep my hand in the things bred like mice! Give them all away kept  2 young hens got rid of my british birds I’ve kept 2cock goldfinchs to have a play at a bit of muleing again this season. Keeping birds is a easy hobby to get carried away with ain’t it 

 could bore you to tears mate about mutaton greenys lol