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I use them for tying trout flies, best to use them on the wings as feathers from different part of the bird are used for different things.Originally posted by Kiter View Postdaft question but what do you want the snipe/moorhen wings for? if its just the feathers I might be able to supply you some moorhen ones. Let me know
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Ben
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As many as I can get!! Snipe & Moorhen have been in very short supply in the past few years and none of the usual suppliers are unable to provide on a regular basis. Full skins are useable but more of a pain to deal with, takes time to cleanly skin & prepare the thing so it will cure and store well. Wings are the most used part and are much easier to deal with.Originally posted by Kiter View PostHow many do you want? and is it just the wings or the entire bird?
Might you be able to supply?
CHeers
Ben
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Are the rabbits in you area healthy ? no mixy? Have you used a shot gun on rabbits? Ive been told that as long as the grain size is small enough they are still intact enough to eat. I don't see the point in killing them unless there to be eaten, plus i love rabbit pie ;-) or there causing a problem.Originally posted by Webbo View PostI have several Farms around the area I live, lucky for me they all grow rapeseed, I also have a few fruit growers who now contact me about Rabbit problems I tackle them with .22 and .17 HMR rimfires.
I only have a shotgun cert so cant get a rifle at present, plus got nowhere other than ranges to go shooting round here. And no gun dog to go wild-fouling ;-(
I'm slightly bored now of clay pigeonsIf it can be broken it can be fixed
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poor poor pigeons think of there childrenOriginally posted by Webbo View PostRight thats it, Decoy Batteries charged, nets and hide poles packed away in Surf, Browning Semi Auto cleaned, Cartridge bag filled to brim, Moss the Dog breifed... Its a day of Pigeon shooting tomorrow.....
							
						surfs just steal all ya money
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I've just lost my local shoot for the .22 RF, owing to the death of the farmer who owned the land.Originally posted by Webbo View PostI have several Farms around the area I live, lucky for me they all grow rapeseed, I also have a few fruit growers who now contact me about Rabbit problems I tackle them with .22 and .17 HMR rimfires.
I'm currently looking for a shoot in order to get my FAC opened up for vermin & ground game again - the FAC renewal 2 weeks ago came back with that permission removed.
Vermin shoots hereabouts are like hens teeth.
I'd be up for a Surf shooters group.
Dave
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Hi Stu
You are a way's up country from here, but any suggestions would be gratefully received. Cheers.
dave@audio-alchemy.co.uk
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Shotgun OK for shooting Rabbits of course rifle is cleaner you just have to be carefull when eating them lead is not to good on the fillings.At the moment Rabbits around here are very healthy " Untill Shot " Also we cant use shotguns over fruit like strawberries as the farmer supplies all the big Supermarkets like Tesco and Asda etc and if they had customer complaints with lead shot in the old Strawb it would not be goodOriginally posted by mckirdy-services View PostAre the rabbits in you area healthy ? no mixy? Have you used a shot gun on rabbits? Ive been told that as long as the grain size is small enough they are still intact enough to eat. I don't see the point in killing them unless there to be eaten, plus i love rabbit pie ;-) or there causing a problem.
I only have a shotgun cert so cant get a rifle at present, plus got nowhere other than ranges to go shooting round here. And no gun dog to go wild-fouling ;-(
I'm slightly bored now of clay pigeons
							
						
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