Another beech takedown

[Le Sanglier]

When you look at the targets on that takedown, a slower, more methodical approach makes a lot of sense sometimes.

 

We've all broken stuff under time/cash pressure then realised it was a bad move.

 

Le Sanglier, I assume boar are thick on the ground where you are? Do you get involved much?

 

If you do, can you start a thread in members so we don't derail Ross's thread?

Boar fascinate me, we have quite a few back in Kent now.

Me too, I don't hunt myself but they are widespread here abouts, turf my field up some nights in search of worms! Awesome beasts.

I'll post a some photos in a few days:thumbup:

[Mark Bolam]

looks like a positioner to me

 

how tall is it mate ?

 

 

I'm still on wooden ladders and a bowsaw mate!

[Mark Bolam]

Me too, I don't hunt myself but they are widespread here abouts, turf my field up some nights in search of worms! Awesome beasts.

I'll post a some photos in a few days:thumbup:

 

That would be great, thanks.

[Ross Smith]

Rained off today

[Le Sanglier]

Not alone!

[Ross Smith]

Day 2 of Beech

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[Ross Smith]

Day 3

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[breffni]

Do they still do the spiderjack 1? When did you get it Ross?

[Ross Smith]

Yeah you can still get em m8

[Grass hopper]

Are you keeping the timber , or are you logging (ringing) it up for the customer ??

Peter.