Tippin Alaybye

Oops. Can now

Can’t see pic for some reason

you still have to try though6C736942-701F-4517-898C-A850B6A0D085_1_201_a.heic

went for a drive after work with mrs along the Tees as beautiful and sunny but frigging freezing out in the wind. this am was expecting to see heavy frost but nothing. the thermometer on the car said minus 1. no frost on windscreen but some wood dust dirtying it so did a wash wipe and the water froze on contact

I’d go birch

I’ve already got a tin of hammerite to paint it. I don’t care how it looks , just rust free

Me as well. One that covers rust perhaps. My woodland mills isn’t a year old yet!

Yes, I’m thinking of this. Stupid prices[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]

Yep. My beautiful daughter and dog

Sycamore Gap • Northumberland National Park WWW.NORTHUMBERLANDNATIONALPARK.ORG.UK Sycamore Gap is a dramatic dip in Hadrian's Wall in the Northumberland National Park.

I think the tree is blocking the view imho

Farmer asked me to remove this tree that has difficult access over boggy ground. What do you reckon?

I’m a specialist mate. But no matter how light I am travelling there is always room for this 95grams Cos the worst thing about camping is getting out you bag for a piss. Problem solved

Yep. Mine is for camping out the car in the woods. Make bread in it as well. When I’m light, I am light!! Dehydrated packets and whiskey in a hip flask with a bivvy bag. In my even younger and ultra lightweight days, no booze, only grass. The best drink I have ever had in my life was a single can of carlsberg! We had walked the ridge from Clough head to helvellyn, got the bivvys out and my bro in law surprised me with one of the 2 cans he had secretly carried all day. I can’t say I drank it, more sucked it down in less than a second [emoji108]

I’m definitely going to do j artichoke and Tamsin soup next dinner party lol, just saw the autocorrect .. tamsin should read ramson

What about crocs? How many of them?

No, ramsons. When I had them you could fly a kite

Makes you fart like a hurricane

cheers. i'm ignorant of this but i've been cruising YouTube and just seen a Yank down one with a 17HMR! these people think nothing of humane dispatch and don't care a monkeys using crossbows etc and letting them bleed out

wow. that is the life. i saw one in Forest of Dean when on holiday but i live in County Durham so not expecting them up here in my life time. if they were local i would get a 243 tomorrow. i was unable to read the RM article as i had to subscribe to a fascist rag but it was about re wilding Britain??? Bring it on IMO...wolves beaver boar...i doubt wolves will ever take off but i would love something done about Pine Martin numbers as that would sort out Grey Squizzers.

Interesting that there are so many knowledgeable shooters on this forum[emoji106] I would love the opportunity to hunt boar. How close is the taste to pork? I imagine a lot leaner

defo agree about the mora knife, great value for me it's fire lighting. good and use a lot never use

looked this up The most common calibres for fox shooting .243: Can be used for both deer and foxes, packs a good punch, and is great for extended ranges. Against this it has a lot of recoil for use with night vision, is loud, and the ammunition is expensive. .22-250: A superb foxing calibre – ammo is widely available, it packs a good punch over extended ranges and has little recoil. .223: Probably the most popular foxing calibre, with little recoil and good long range performance. .222: Known to some as a gentleman’s calibre, it has almost no recoil and will kill foxes out to 300 yards. .204: Having bought this calibre myself for daylight use, I liked it so much that it’s now my rifle of choice for shooting foxes at night. With next to no recoil, precision accuracy and a very flat trajectory, I rarely reach for my 
.22-250. nowadays. There are, of course, all manner of other possible choices too, from the .17 centrefires up to full-on deer rifles. Although the various rimfire rifles will kill foxes, they are only suitable at short ranges. If I was, for example, out using a .17 HMR for shooting bunnies and a fox presented a good shot at less than 50 yards, I’d not hesitate to shoot it, but if it was much further out than that I’d leave it alone.

I suppose it might vary between forces. 17hmr ok for foxes in Durham but recommend close ranges only