youngsbury
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Everything posted by youngsbury
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I’ve got a sit on kayak which I fish from ( mostly troll ) on the North Sea gets a bit narly but fun. Also use it on the broads.Also have an inflatable rib and outboard for wild camping on the broads and family days out.
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Plenty of wild garlic here
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I think I’m coming round to a 223 tbh as agree to all your points. I’m still very much a novice with loads / ammunition if I’m honest and hopefully the fao will agree and hopefully grant my first centerfire. A good friend of mine loads his own so I will have guidance if needed. Appreciate the advice it’s what this place is all about.
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Yes hmr is legal for fox in Hertfordshire and I’m sure a kiss behind the ear on a muntjac at close range would sort it out I will certainly mention those points regarding loadings to the fao when he eventually comes to visit as there so behind at the moment. I’ve only had the hmr a year so might be pushing my luck on the 223 and I like to eat munties and I’ve seen the damage a 233 can do so a 222 would be my choice as it’s the smallest legal calibre i believe
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Mora companion in stainless steel. Cheap sharp rust proof use mine for processing game mostly. And the good old axe 👍🏼.zebra billy cans another good buy again cheap and strong.
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Didn’t want to derail this thread by starting talking about guns / ammunition etc but they do seem to go together. The reason I’m going for a.222 is that it’s the smallest Calibre legal for fox and muntjacs and that’s all I require. I know the hmr is more than capable of dispatching both but not legally 😉.
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MCQ bushcraft and Simon a bloke in the woods both on YouTube and both worth a look uk based.
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Bsa R10 .22 pushed out about 22-24lbs also an cz hmr and in process of applying for . 222 but taking ages because of the Rona.
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Yep I shoot as well and usually have mi fac air rifle with me for the pigeons and squirrels. And the odd parakeet which are making there presence
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I like a bit of bushcraft. Usually once a week I stay on the estate where I work and set up either a tarp or bivvy bag usually ( on a fishing bed 😏) either by the river and fish or in the woods. I enjoy it relaxes me watching nature’s tv🔥 with a nice steak or something. I’m also lucky to have a caravan up in Norfolk and venture often onto the broads and have found a few islands which the bigger craft can’t get near and have spent many a happy night there just enjoying the peace.
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Fingers and paws crossed here for you Gary
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Salt /chilli belly pork. Steak. Lamb and Italian sausage. Oh and one or six proper job 😏.
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Sorry to hear that mate all the best
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+1
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Meant nutters ! Bloody spell check 🙄
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Yes nice I’ve got a few acres to look after and looks a good light bit of kit for the quad to pull rather than the compact leaving tire marks. Here’s my two butters on the ponce
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Nice place to work! Is that a leaf collector looks affective
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Decent size ash came down in the winds last week taking out a nice hornbeam ! And newly erected fences and an old gate. Kept me busy
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Is this tree going to die and dangerous
youngsbury replied to Bigben143's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Think he meant wanker -
The blank 12g tripwires are perfectly legal i believe ! I’ve a few dotted around the estate some with rock salt / chilli mix others just blank ! I rate them if only for the giggle factor 🤷🏼♂️
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Yep done it 🙄 ( ONCE )
