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might have to take this time to learn to tie flies then...tail feathers are going into someones hat band though...

cracking pic...couldve watched that all day. i was sat watching a buzzard the other day. keeping so still as to not spook it. the second i actually went to grab my phone, it spooked and flew off...typical!

thats beautiful...great bit of work...thanks for sharing.

its definitly wild, we dont raise them on the farm...we have loads of them here. Usually I can easily spot 10-15 from the comfort of my living room, to the paddock at the back of the house. I thought the stock would be extremely rich given the meat is richer than say chicken...might have to give...

ah good call on the bait for crayfish - never thought of that. We have loads of signal crays in a stream that runs through the farm that NEED to go! only once the official licence has been applied for of course! haha I imagine the feathers could be tied for flies but im no angler - if anyone...

just noticed this thread...I have the exact same pair and they're awesome. the wife bought me them for me birthday back in february, and theyre awesome around the farm, the woods, the beach and the local market!! theyre the 1st pair of footwear i tend to reach before the wife gives me that...

yeah of course i eat the bird...once the crown and legs are off theres not much left to eat as far as im aware. The livers will sometimes get used in a pate or the dogs get them. What im talking about is the remaining innards, wings, head, bones etc...

Hello all... ..was out for a rough shoot on the farm today and bagged a lovely cock pheasant. Now I have shot loads over the years, and apart from using the crown and legs (and keeping tail feathers for those that have asked for them) everything else gets wasted. I was wondering what other folk...

great vid...cheers dave!

right below the first post there is an 'edit post' icon mate...

welcome lee lee...potty mouth lee lee :lmao: just edit the post dude before big brother chops your typing fingers off. Kiddies read this mateypopsicle...

cracking work...was thinking of making one myself, but not half as good! thanks for sharing...

that is fantastic...wouldnt want to test its structural integrity on a round-the-world floating trip though!!

i still have mine...theyre a great pair of boots. had them for nearly 13 years now and there still going strong...

thats a lovely shape...great work!!

i was thinking of the amount of breaking strain on a thinner neck, so the stubbier it is *hopefully* the less likely it is to break...

Love them, or hate them, I was asked if I could knock up a Spork for a friend...so here it is. Its a bit rough'n'ready, but has been a good little whittling project...

an oak spork i was asked to make this for someone...

wow!! that place looks like paradise...thanks for sharing your journey with us...

Here are my 2..Oscar (Red collar) and Baloo (Blue collar - we didnt name him!). They go everywhere on the farm and in the woods with me and I wouldnt venture into the bush without them, even though they do scare all the deer away!! Quite happy at home in front of the fire or wrapped up in my...