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Re: Deer culling.

#11 Post by meles meles »

We put it down to stupidity...
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Re: Deer culling.

#12 Post by mag41uk »

Jenks wrote:
mag41uk wrote:I see it was a high velocity rifle and not a medium velocity rifle!

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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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I thought it was actually a very good article.

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#13 Post by Jenks »

tackb wrote:as that sort of thing goes I didn't think it was to bad?

tackb..
as that sort of thing goes I didn't think it was to bad?
I have just read this thread through again. I'm not sure what you mean by your response. Do you doubt the necessity for humane culling as described by Chris Howard? I was a little thrown by your use of a question mark at the end of your post. What wasn't too bad?

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#14 Post by meles meles »

Jenks wrote: Do you doubt the necessity for humane culling as described by Chris Howard?

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We're putting forward a plan for ooman culling...
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Re: Deer culling.

#15 Post by the running man »

Jenks, I suspect he was referring to the article being ok as far as articles go.....I personally thought it was good 8 out of 10 from me.....
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#16 Post by Provider »

Not a bad article. The roebuck managed to change into a fallow though. :lol:
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