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[Guest Mass_G3nocide]

I’ve never taken a photo of anything I’ve shot, what’s the point??????? It’s just so bloody infantile and odious, why do it.

Rant over.

Same here my mates all like hunting but they say its weird to take photos of dead stuff and i agree with them

 

 

I allways have respect for the dead.

[lewismac1 1]

I personally dont see the "sport" in shooting a resting phesant up a tree.

 

Phesants are released for "Sport" aka flying over guns at 40mph.

 

Not dropping a gamebird at heehaw range with an air rifle when it is in the saftey of a tree

 

Just my opinion

Edited November 13, 2008 by lewismac1

[hiho 5]

I personally dont see the "sport" in shooting a resting phesant up a tree.

 

Phesants are released for "Sport" aka flying over guns at 40mph.

 

Not dropping a gamebird at heehaw range with an air rifle when it is in the saftey of a tree

 

Just my opinion

and its the gamekeepers income he buys the birds to rear and release so posh people can pay stupid amounts of money to shoot them

[Molie1337 35]

I personally dont see the "sport" in shooting a resting phesant up a tree.

 

Phesants are released for "Sport" aka flying over guns at 40mph.

 

Not dropping a gamebird at heehaw range with an air rifle when it is in the saftey of a tree

 

Just my opinion

and its the gamekeepers income he buys the birds to rear and release so posh people can pay stupid amounts of money to shoot them

 

I think chasing pheasants though the woods is great sport, who said anything about shooting them while sitting! and all the pheasants on one of my permissions are escaped birds from an estate down the hill a way, no-one else shoots that land and theres a good few,and breeding all the time. so why should i take the odd one for the pot with the air rifle (air rifles only permission) if its the right time of year. i would love to rough shoot it with the 12's and dogs, but its just not to be, because of the relatively small area surrounded by footpaths.

 

rant over....

 

Molie

[lewismac1 1]

Yes i see your point, i think it is ok for that type of controll.

 

Although i hate to see people lamping phessies up trees shooting them off trees.

when there is no skill or no chance of the phesant moving because it is roosting.

 

rant over

[moxy 617]

People always have and always will get on their high horse about shooting roosting pheasants. In my opinion you have no right to criticise another mans sport just because you dont like it. Have you ever been roost shooting? If the answer is NO then you have no grounds on which to base your opinion. Shooting rabbits on the lamp isnt hard but no one complains about that. Having shot both driven pheasants and roost shooting i personally enjoy roost shooting more. Dont get me wrong driven pheasants are ok but they are not as hard as alot of people make them out to be and the waiting for the beaters done my head in. Getting close to a roosting pheasant requires more fieldcraft than waiting for one to be flushed and then popping it off.

 

[stealthy1 3,964]

Shot with HW77,.22, first year they came out.

[cometa300s 20]

keep these piks coming lads i should be upoading some today lol

 

 

all the best liam

[brock1 2]

a few rabbits taken on the lamp and this thred is doing well keep the pics coming

[Shooter08 0]

a few

 

ive never seen so many in my life lol

 

bet youve wiped half the population out there haha

 

nice one mate, bet you chuffed with them lol

Edited November 30, 2008 by Shooter08

[brock1 2]

that was out of 2 feild & we had a few 50 plus nights after that. but now mixi has done a beter job than we did & a avrige nights catch is about 15-20 now.

[Tyla 3,179]

My contribution

[stealthy1 3,964]

Whacked these two today, I have an arangement with the land owner, I can have the odd pheasant and in return I keep down his rabbit population, these were clean shots out in a field.

[ian 0]

the only one i see to night don't no where there all going

[cometa300s 20]

well what a topic im chuft lol