Sam Thompson
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Sounds good! Whos that with?
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Hi all, Im looking for the cheapest model of Landie to insure. Also any companies that will touch a 17 year old in one Cheers Sam
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That I like the sound of...
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Hullo Bud Pictures! Always pictures!
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Gransfors Bruks Snap on Makita Buck knives are well liked, I dont - but lots do Bladetech sharpeners Husqvarna & Stihl... clearly Felco Pruning Shears Silky Fox saws Mora knives Helly Hanson workwear Hope thats some use
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considering learning to drive, what do i need, to have
Sam Thompson replied to tree man john's topic in Training & education
Arms and legs and eyes. And a provisional -
I think a man with a company name like yours Wazz should be careful what he says on a thread like this!
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Good man
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Dropped a nice yearling doe for the freezer, and a rabbit.... for "ballistic testing..." . Tikka T3 Lite Stainless, all standard apart from the trigger which is at 1.5lb. Scopes a 8x56 S&B, beastly optics, probably the best woodland scope you can get I reckon. Mod is a PES Scout, pretty happy with that after changing from a Ase Utra last year, balance is good - far better than the T8 oil drums people like. I shoot two rounds through it, developing a fifth at the moment. The first one is a 140 Nosler Spitzer soft point, mainly for hill work. And the second (what I used last weekend) is a 160 Hornaday soft point, round nosed. It is useless past 150m, but when it hits it makes a very big hole, virtually no hydraulic shock, and puts a lot of blood out of the wound, so an easy carcass to follow up with less meat damage than a .243 100-grainer! Sam
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About to ask the same question! Could you PM me a price when you can bud? Cheers
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Out of the "jap" pickups - HiLux or Ranger. Or just be sensible and buy a defender....
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Started my day like this About lunchtime... Tea time... Best sort of Sunday
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Then who gives a shoot. Your a mile away and you've got his shoes!
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Moving timber to ride/collection point
Sam Thompson replied to Urubaen's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Neigh to all the other answers! An 'osse is the way! I'll get me coat.... -
046 for that. It is a beast.
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Seconded :lol:
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xb-jNmb4_4]YouTube - Kick a concrete fence panel[/ame]
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5 6 2 X P
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Done Let us know how you get on
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Apparently september... But its shop heresy that. Here is a picture for those not as sad as I
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It has a bigger tank so its bound to 346 for me Bones and Sons is the demshitz for saws
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Hi Chaps, College finishes on the 1st of April so I am looking for some work until we go back in November. I am currently studying an ND (3) in Forestry & Arb at Barony College. By April I will have both my CS30/31 and with luck a driving license. I have done 3 weeks work experience with a local Arb firm as well as forestry thinnings with college and other practical work. I worked for Strutt & Parker's Land Agency before I went to college for a year. I am looking for whatever sort of work is available, forestry as well as arb, and am willing to travel as long as the wage covers my expenses. I will work whatever hours I am told to, doing what I'm told to (within the rules/my skills). If you have anything that you think can help you with either email or PM me and I will get back to you ASAP. Thanks for looking Sam [email protected]
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I think he meant it as a hypothetical situation. No skin of your back.
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£70 is cheap for that complete rig. Some places would want that for the musket alone. I would be shamed if I spent that on anything less than a centrefire!
