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Jumpupanddown - nope - its the truth. I have seen it with my own eyes. Most birds shot are cage reared and released just before the shoots.

funny that spent years rough shooting with my dad... not many cages did i see. Do you eat meat?,,,, if so STFU


 
Posted : 03/01/2012 11:45 pm
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your stats do not disprove what I actually said.

TJ. Yes they do. They disprove it completely

And yet you've still not posted any evidence to back up your stupid claims.

Don't weasel out of it. Its pathetic.

And also :

most of the birds that are shot have been raised in cages and release shortly before they are shot.

That's just total bollx.

You really are just making this stuff up as you go along aren't you ?

I live in the middle of an area that's widely used for shoots, and there are thousands of game birds all over the place.
You can't walk down the footpath at the back of our house without them flying out of the bushes.

My friend runs hunts about 5 miles away, and we were walking there on new years day, same thing exactly.

Not a cage to be seen anywhere, and thousands of birds.


 
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TJ, I have in the past twelve months, shot pheasant, duck, partridge, pigeon woodcock and snipe (The latter two with minimal success!). Some of the pheasant were farmed Not in cages from my knowledge, but other than that none were cage reared. You're talking rubbish again, I'm afraid.


 
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No need to ever shoot birds tho - most of the birds that are shot have been raised in cages and release shortly before they are shot.

but TJ thats just crap mate.

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http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/CAMPAIGNS/pheasant/ALL///


 
Posted : 03/01/2012 11:46 pm
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Its not a real sport though, is it?
Not like snooker or darts.


 
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Around here for sure don simon. No question at all. Its a huge industry rearing birds to be shot. You see them in their cages when out and about and you see the empty cages at shooting season.


 
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That is ^

http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/CAMPAIGNS/pheasant/ALL///

yes that web site is totally neutral, i mean its on the net so it MUST be true, i doth my cap to you're superior townee ways.... not..


 
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CFH round here the only thing not cage reared will be black grouse I think - everything else is cage reared and I am sure most of the birds you shot would have been as well.


 
Posted : 03/01/2012 11:50 pm
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Good lord, why do we keep arguing with him? It's like a slightly addictive but no more productive version of banging your head against a brick wall. Leaves you with a nasty headache, too.


 
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Around here for sure don simon. No question at all. Its a huge industry rearing birds to be shot. You see them in their cages when out and about and you see the empty cages at shooting season.

So, what you meant to say was "most around here" and not "most" because ALL the pheasants around here are free.


 
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Some of the pheasant were farmed Not in cages [b]from my knowledge[/b], but other than that none were cage reared. You're talking rubbish again, I'm afraid.

Then, right:

http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/CAMPAIGNS/pheasant/ALL///
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Oof.

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Always a pleasure to watch....


 
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I am sure most of the birds you shot would have been as well.

You may be sure, but you are wrong.

Wild red legged partridge on a rough shoot at the edge of the village. Pheasant on a few driven bird shoots, mostly around Swindon and Salisbury. Snipe and woodcock on a very rough shoot in South Pembrokeshire. Pigeon in any number of local woods. Duck in West Wilts, also wild. Etc. Etc. Etc.


 
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CFH round here the only thing not cage reared will be black grouse I think - everything else is cage reared and I am sure most of the birds you shot would have been as well.

TJ, you live in a town and have never killed and eaten some thing in whole life.. i suggest you try it.. its party of what it is to be human.


 
Posted : 03/01/2012 11:54 pm
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Beaten to it again Elf.

"comefollowsomeonelse"


 
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yes that web site is totally neutral, i mean its on the net so it MUST be true, i doth my cap to you're superior townee ways.... not..

this does not mean it is untrue though why not refute it rather than mock?
having lived in the country it is still the minority that hunt and most are0 like the cpt - townies who drive in from afar


 
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CFH round here the only thing not cage reared will be black grouse I think - everything else is cage reared and I am sure most of the birds you shot would have been as well.

So, the red grouse are cage reared round your way are they TJ ๐Ÿ˜†

Keep on digging... bound to reach daylight soon


 
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I prefer the greater and far more macho thrill of fighting in pubs, rather than shooting something what can't fight back.
Go get a broken bottle, you don't know what you're missing.

You can prove yourself to be much more of a 'mayn' if you do so. Shooting animals is for pansies

I assume this is irony because I doubt you have the back bone to do anything of the sort


So I didn't say, it elfin said it, surely you can see that I was merely slagin him down for his remark as is obvious?? Don't you think you should be giving him hard times. Out of order saying I said it lieing is even more accurate


 
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That is ^

> http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/CAMPAIGNS/pheasant/ALL///
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yes that web site is totally neutral, i mean its on the net so it MUST be true, i doth my cap to you're superior townee ways.... not..

Makes more sense than your internet contribution this evening

Anyway here's another load of tosh from the internet
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That's the way to raise your kids...


 
Posted : 03/01/2012 11:56 pm
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have you ever been in a abattoir??? make that look very pleasant mate...


 
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Are you that naive CFH? Of course they are captive bred birds on the whole. the pheasant will have been for sure.


 
Posted : 03/01/2012 11:57 pm
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Do they eat the bear then?

Or is it merely a trophy?


 
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we are animals thus we kill and eat other aniamls, like i say im three meals away from eating TJ


 
Posted : 03/01/2012 11:57 pm
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getting him to hump the thing is a step to far. ๐Ÿ˜ฏ


 
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Do they eat the bear then?

Or is it merely a trophy

who cares, why is a bare a more superior life form than a chicken?? never got that my self..


 
Posted : 03/01/2012 11:58 pm
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Jumpupand down - you really have no idea.


 
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This springs to mind at the mo ๐Ÿ˜€


 
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Of course they are captive bred birds on the whole. the pheasant will have been for sure.

If I can be bothered tomorrow I'll pop up the road and grab a photo of where the pheasants are bred here. Put some feed on the gound and the stupid flockers won't stray, they don't need to be captive.

Jumpupand down - you really have no idea.

You've really got some balls TJ.


 
Posted : 04/01/2012 12:00 am
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have you ever been in a abattoir??? make that look very pleasant mate...

TBH It's not actually anywhere on my list of things to do before I die ๐Ÿ˜‰


 
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Jumpupand down - you really have no idea.

sorry i forgot you know every thing there is to know, you are a fount of infantile knowledge .. a messiah of facts... superior to us mere mortals


 
Posted : 04/01/2012 12:02 am
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jumpupanddown - that wasw in resposnse to this bit of bullshit

jumpupanddown -

TJ, you live in a town and have never killed and eaten some thing in whole life.. i suggest you try it.. its party of what it is to be human.

Actually I have. And Youdo have no idea at all.

However your unpleasant bloodlust is a fine example of what is so wrong with gun lovers.


 
Posted : 04/01/2012 12:05 am
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And would it really be all that great a loss to the sport to use laser light instead?
A staggering stupid remark. The skill in firing a weapon is to take into account the trajectory (bullets do not fly in straight line)The time it takes to get to a moving target (the requirement to aim of or put another way in front). Wind speed and the case of snipper altitude (air pressure) There is zero skill in using a laser light everyone would get the same score maximum. You should stick to talking about things you know about and it is not weapons


 
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However your unpleasant bloodlust is a fine example of what is so wrong with gun lovers.

god youre a wimp ant you...


 
Posted : 04/01/2012 12:07 am
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I shoot because I enjoy it, to be honest I don't give a monkeys if they're cage reared or wild. I doubt I'm in the minority of those who shoot in that opinion. I'm realistic enough to know that numbers are kept artificially high so that I don't have to resort to shooting clay pigeons.

If I ever did think about giving up the shooting that I enjoy so much I can guarantee it won't be due to any of the opinions that I've seen voiced in the last 15 pages.

I won't go on about how much I enjoy killing and eating things. They taste great when you've put in some effort to kill it, clean it and cook it.


 
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any way im off to torture some small furry animals..


 
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CFH round here the only thing not cage reared will be black grouse I think - everything else is cage reared and I am sure most of the birds you shot would have been as well.

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that kind of goes with the territory north of the border, down here they free range them in large areas, I ride through, watch them growing, hundreds survive this area is riddled with pheasants, a lot die of road kill, we often get them in the garden.

As to guns I think we should be allowed them as a basic human right,everyone who wants one, would kind of even things out a bit. Had a handgun on fac once, you had to jump through hoops for it and have regular inspections of where you kept it, and belong to a club and prove you used it regularly and with reasonable accuracy.


 
Posted : 04/01/2012 12:10 am
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ooops


 
Posted : 04/01/2012 12:14 am
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Definitely more futile than war.


 
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A staggering stupid remark. The skill in firing a weapon is to take into account the trajectory (bullets do not fly in straight line)The time it takes to get to a moving target (the requirement to aim of or put another way in front). Wind speed and the case of snipper altitude (air pressure) There is zero skill in using a laser light everyone would get the same score maximum. You should stick to talking about things you know about and it is not weapons

I can repeatedly hit the centre of the bullseye from 100M, with a 6.5mm rifle. Repeatedly.

IE, I'm a better shot than you. ๐Ÿ˜›

I'm talking about target range sport shooting, not being a sniper or hunting in the wild. Anyway, I'm sure computer stuff could be utilised to simulate random gusts of wind and stuff. Works in COD.

[i]'Ooh look at me I know about weapons'[/i]

Ooh you're so butch....


 
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i just bashed a bunnys brains out for fun...


 
Posted : 04/01/2012 12:15 am
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I can repeatedly hit the centre of the bullseye from 100M, with a 6.5mm rifle. Repeatedly.

But thayn, roight, there's loik thiz

[i]'Ooh look at me I know about weapons'[/i]

Ooh you're so butch....


๐Ÿ™‚ and ๐Ÿ™‚


 
Posted : 04/01/2012 12:16 am
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derek - so its a difference that up here they are in cages down south they are not.

still farmed birds tho not wild Ie rear a bird on a farm as a live target which was my point.


 
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Still waiting to see details on this mythical cage reared red grouse shoot...

TJ = Racist

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[i]god youre a wimp ant you... [/i]

thats what i say to the pheasants just before i bravely blow their heads off wih my Benelli M4. But hey excuse to dress up in camo and hang out with butch men ๐Ÿ™„


 
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thats what i say to the pheasants just before i bravely blow their heads off wih my Benelli M4. But hey excuse to dress up in camo and hang out with butch men

did the thought of doing that make you all sad.. if so then youre a wimp.. or being sarcastic if so lol ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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the bunny died in pain...


 
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