Thread: Not very helpful really

Originally Posted by Rushy

yes agree. I find that our one is the most nuisance when moving the herd as she wants to come up for a scratch around the ears and confuses the hell out of the rest who are contemplating flight mode. I also have a spiker that we hand reared last year that is causing the same sorts of problems.

Won't cause a problem from the freezer . . .

Originally Posted by R93

Its that Tuiman can!!!!! It attracts deer!

2 of them even an a little bsa hunter there I have had my hand in.

Mine attracted 2 pigs an 4 deer on Wednesday Dave:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by redbang

Won't cause a problem from the freezer . . .

True but given that shes probably older than you are so wouldnt be much more than sausages and that 4 different wild stags made an apearance last roar and we get a nice tasty yearling to eat every year I think she can stay a while
This fulla was totally whipped, stayed for 4 days straight

Originally Posted by tui_man2

2 of them even an a little bsa hunter there I have had my hand in.

Mine attracted 2 pigs an 4 deer on Wednesday Dave:rolleyes:

Nice flatty
How big is it?

Just inherited it so not sure. Id guess 221 but it may be the bigger one.

I love that stock colour and finnish.

I like that bsa very much

Originally Posted by Neckshot

I love that stock colour and finnish.

Not great wood but it came up well.Original stock from the late 50's after some Kevin Gaskil magic.

What i like about it is the grain direction and i think that that colour is just right.

heavy barel bead blasted??

Same as the factory profile but I think Ill get Abe to turn it down a little. The finish is actually some blueing thats taken to the stainless but I dont think it will last long. Bead blasting after a little profiling I think. That stock colour seems to be a preference for Kevin. He built this stock from scratch.

amazing craftmanship

Originally Posted by Neckshot

amazing craftmanship

I agree Neckshot. That is stunning

its motovated me rushy.