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  1. 15-05-2014, 09:34 AM #1
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    Nice action shots Dundee
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    @Pointer, are you bringing some phezzie for me to try tonight?
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    No worries Gibo, you want a beak or a foot?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pointer View Post
    No worries Gibo, you want a beak or a foot?
    Popes nose?
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    Haha, will bring some for you and TSK
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pointer View Post
    Haha, will bring some for you and TSK
    It was a joke mate but ok
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    No shortage of it forgot to ask Mollys or the Pap?
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    Have you eaten that Gizzy hind yet?
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    Yeah probably the most tender red I've had In ages, shed definitely been living the good life. Would still have preferred pissed up stag meat though
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pointer View Post
    Yeah probably the most tender red I've had In ages, shed definitely been living the good life. Would still have preferred pissed up stag meat though
    Ha Ha!!! I have no idea how I hit her after having a blast without my supressor. At least 6 inches high and right!! Explains why I was a bit dubious of a good hit
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    Makes sense about her positioning too. Either way a good result
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    Off to try my luck on chuckars tomorrow as last trip was postponed . Expect a full report if I shoot a couple . If I don't get any ,never mention there name on this forum again .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    Off to try my luck on chuckars tomorrow as last trip was postponed . Expect a full report if I shoot a couple . If I don't get any ,never mention there name on this forum again .
    May your eye be keen and your reflexes quick Munsey.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    May your eye be keen and your reflexes quick Munsey.
    Photos Munsey,,, Photos!!!
    And GPS coordinates on a PM..... (probably not) lol
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    Finally got out for a hunt, first since opening. Having man flu all last week and weekend meant I didn't want to risk being up early, out late and wet and cold.

    Anyway, we chose to do an evening shoot on our pond, rocked up and to our surprise put off over 100 mallards! Not expected!

    Only 6 came back and came home, but also managed 8 parries and two spoonies. What was looking to be a pretty average evening shoot worked out well, with all of these birds being shot in the last 20mins of shooting light.

    Was keen to get the pair of spoonies mounted but one was pretty f**ked up.
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