Interesting article and video featuring Chris Howard deer manager of the Middleton Estate LongParish.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/wildli ... s-job.html
Jenks
Ps Blu I think you might know Chris Howard I think he was a sergeant in 3 Para during the Falklands war.
Deer culling.
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Re: Deer culling.
I see it was a high velocity rifle and not a medium velocity rifle!
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Re: Deer culling.
he would have been younger tongueoutBlu wrote:Jenks, nah I can't say I recognize him mate.
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Re: Deer culling.
Nah, really?kennyc wrote:he would have been younger tongueoutBlu wrote:Jenks, nah I can't say I recognize him mate.
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Re: Deer culling.
Blu...Blu wrote:Nah, really?kennyc wrote:he would have been younger tongueoutBlu wrote:Jenks, nah I can't say I recognize him mate.
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This is the man:
http://www.paradata.org.uk/images/sgt-c ... lands-1982
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Re: Deer culling.
mag41ukmag41uk wrote:I see it was a high velocity rifle and not a medium velocity rifle!
Tony
I think I get your drift. Perhaps it would be more appropriate to refer to the the cartridge as 'high velocity' rather than the rifle. I think most of us would probably agree that a cartridge that produces as in this case a MV of 3,300 fps is indeed 'high velocity cartridge'. where perhaps a .303 British at 2400fps might be described as medium velocity etc. Notwithstanding that, did you think that the article and film put over the necessity for deer management/culling?
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Re: Deer culling.
StanDeasy..StanDeasy wrote:- and fires a 100 gram bullet apparently!
An easy mistake for a journo probably not over familiar with ballistic terms. Some people on here who are shooters insist on calling bullets, Heads
:lol: :lol: Jenks
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