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there are a number of outfitters in the UK that offer feral goat stalking, Peter Carr @ whitehunter safaris shoots them in the north i think and a freind off mine has 300 acres near the harfren forest in wales that has a good head off ferals on it. Samwise

deer stalking handbook by graham downing, or any richard proir ones Samwise

the cabelas lighters aregood stuff to, i like the double turboflame though, mine is knacked thorugh to much use now

I didnt fight my way to the top off the food chain to be a vegitarian sorry i had to say it Samwise

Buck Bantams have a good blade for the price and buck have a very good name

Hello People, Was at the CLA gamefair today for a number of reasons, mainly to buy stuff cheap :) but also because we ( dad works at an agricultural college, i tag along for the cake and tea :P ) were invited to the lauch of this "exciting new venture". I thought some off you wonderful people...

So I bought one today at the CLA from Red deer outdoors, cost £12.50 which i though was good, i will maybe do a review next week as im on holiday for a week and will be paddling round ullswater. Samwise

i would say the mini, i have one and an SFA, i have a couple of mates wilth the wildlife hatchett and i prefer the mini Samwise

yes i think im goin for a CS hawk... but which one

i too fancy a cold steel trail draven, so may wait for the review though i may not, i am an impulsive chap :) Samwise

it really does depend. For work Buck Vanguard Rubber on the belt a zippo a few feet of bailer twine WAM foxcall FAC keys wallet watch Radio Riflecraft custom .6mmPPc rifle with 5 rounds in clip and 5 in the cheek bag Leupold Mark four tacticle scope As a beatkeeper on a grouse...

simple... carry less by hiring a sherpa Samwise

yes i supose you have a point about the hardness of blade, although mine will be used for coppicing and the odd thicker tree i bet it would still be a problem Samwise

For a number of years I have wanted a proper tomahawk. My grandad was a partime blacksmith while he worked as a gamekeeper and mademe a very small tomahawk when i was 5 or six, it was and is blunt and yet brilliantly balanced and was my most prized position as a child, it went everywhere with me...

thanks for the links, still think i fancy a 2000, and with the game fair coming up there may be some good deals :) Samwise

I am thinking of getting one for bushcraft and stalking, does anybody have any experiance of this blade? thanks Samwise

you really do want a beachcaster for that stuff, try Glasgow angling centre, however the lenght of the rod does not give your more distance, it merely allows you more leverage, which means with a bigger weight you cast further, my advice would be to go to a local tackle shop and ask lots of...

We should do a "hookmoot" for the REALLY cool of the bcuk community

i too am a lover of a good hook, i have a morris spar hook i use at the moment cant wait to get the stafford out :) i fancy a sheath for a 8" Finch brothers devon i just bought off flea bay for 7 quid, i'll re handle it and then post some pics up here, anybody know of a good price for a bllhook...

no more like this http://www.woodsmithstore.co.uk/shop/Products/Tools/Billhooks/Product/Morris+Double+Edged+Billhook/