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I Shoot and Fish November Free E-Zine

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  • #2
    moby30
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    HAPPPY BIRTHDAY I SHOOT AND FISH E-ZINE. Look forward as always to reading and looking at all the videos over the coming days:)


  • #3
    poulo6.5
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    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056428585


  • #4
    Spunk84
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    ive always liked the the name Michael:D


  • #5
    Antoennis
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    Spunk84 wrote: »
    ive always liked the the name Michael:D

    ha ha wasn't sure I could use the post so thought would be better to go that way. In fairness important lession to learn. Did you read about the 10 dogs stolen in cork. Scary stuff.


  • #6
    Spunk84
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    Antoennis wrote: »
    ha ha wasn't sure I could use the post so thought would be better to go that way. In fairness important lession to learn. Did you read about the 10 dogs stolen in cork. Scary stuff.

    na lad no problem, it informs others to have their guard up. Alot of dog thefts around:mad: someone is really going to get hurt over it.


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  • #7
    Antoennis
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    na lad no problem, it informs others to have their guard up. Alot of dog thefts around:mad: someone is really going to get hurt over it.[/Quote]

    thanks and you are right I know what would happen if someone was around my dogs and up to no good. But if I wasn't around there isn't much I could do. I think of my hunting dogs as pets but others would see euro signs. I would hope from your post I closed the door before the horse bolted as they say. :-) how easy it could happen.


  • #8
    Antoennis
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    Antoennis wrote: »
    Hi All,


    Here is the I Shoot and Fish Free Monthly E-Zine. Hope you enjoy. All feed back welcomed and listened too!

    http://content.yudu.com/Library/A1unqr/IShootandFishEZineNo/


    Thanks
    Anthony

    forgot the PDF link:

    http://www.ishootandfish.ie/november2011- e-zine.pdf


  • #9
    LB6
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    and then turn to page 34 :D


  • #10
    garv123
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    what do people make of the article on page 62 i think it was about the covring the gun with netting and getting better results?:confused:
    pretty sure i'd be screwed with the shiny hmr and greyish stock.


  • #11
    Tackleberrywho
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,590 ✭✭✭Tackleberrywho


    garv123 wrote: »
    what do people make of the article on page 62 i think it was about the covring the gun with netting and getting better results?:confused:
    pretty sure i'd be screwed with the shiny hmr and greyish stock.

    Shape not colours are what make us seen, netting breaks up our outline with a disruptive pattern.

    Having said that a shine of the sun on SS can cause an animal or bird to veer away from it.


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  • #12
    johngalway
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    garv123 wrote: »
    pretty sure i'd be screwed with the shiny hmr and greyish stock.

    You wouldn't. I have used scrim netting over my rifles for years luring greycrows and magpies into ambushes. Still I will only do it in places I feel I have very good top cover and the trick is.... Don't move!


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