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A few pics from today at littlecombe shoot spreyton

I was in charge of the pickers up

The guns shot well and accounted for 102 pheasant and 6 wood cock

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A few pics from today at littlecombe shoot spreyton

I was in charge of the pickers up

The guns shot well and accounted for 102 pheasant and 6 wood cock

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HI MATE i like your gun trailer mate well done mate :thumbup:jon :thumbup:

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250 --300 syndicate bird day today . Makes a change to be dry after last week ! Up in the arboretum be hind West Dean collage for pheasants and wood cock and 2 drives on the farm for partridge . Everything flew well most of the guns shot well ( couple of carrots early on ) made the bag 294 total .

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Cracking day at Downhouse. Invited the girlfriend out for a day in the field which she really enjoyed. Guns shot like champs all day. Shot 138 pheasant, 1 partridge, 1 pigeon and a squirrel (it was jumping from tree to tree according to the gun lol). Unfortunately despite Floyd working like a machine all day, he off to the vets on Monday for stitches thanks to a piece of flint.

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Cracking day at Downhouse. Invited the girlfriend out for a day in the field which she really enjoyed. Guns shot like champs all day. Shot 138 pheasant, 1 partridge, 1 pigeon and a squirrel (it was jumping from tree to tree according to the gun lol). Unfortunately despite Floyd working like a machine all day, he off to the vets on Monday for stitches thanks to a piece of flint.

 

HI MATT now it getting colder can you now hold the birds better mate as round our way there all over the place thanks jon :thumbup:

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Cracking day at Downhouse. Invited the girlfriend out for a day in the field which she really enjoyed. Guns shot like champs all day. Shot 138 pheasant, 1 partridge, 1 pigeon and a squirrel (it was jumping from tree to tree according to the gun lol). Unfortunately despite Floyd working like a machine all day, he off to the vets on Monday for stitches thanks to a piece of flint.

 

Poor Floyd.

 

Pip got caught by barbed wire a few weeks ago. expensive game working dogs.

 

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Syndicate day to day 250 - 300 ./ All shot well . Mixture of partridge and pheasant . 270 something was he bag . Interesting thing was I saw what I am sure was a wimbrall ( spelling ) . Like a curlew but with a strait beak . Normally a fore shore wader but seen on the wet lands and marsh . No one shot it as it was not in the bag . Not sure if its on the legitimate quarry species or not . Bigger than a wood cock before any one says !

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Syndicate day to day 250 - 300 ./ All shot well . Mixture of partridge and pheasant . 270 something was he bag . Interesting thing was I saw what I am sure was a wimbrall ( spelling ) . Like a curlew but with a strait beak . Normally a fore shore wader but seen on the wet lands and marsh . No one shot it as it was not in the bag . Not sure if its on the legitimate quarry species or not . Bigger than a wood cock before any one says !

 

Good job nobody shot it if it was a whimbrel...most definitely not on the quarry list..i think youre id might be slightly wrong though.whimbrels have a dowward curved bill just slightly shorter than a curlews,and are a pretty rare summer passage migrant in the uk...sounds like a busy day though,lucky you.:biggrin:

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