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Yeah, a few times in the eighties!

From yesterday out beating on the stunning South Devon coast.

Smartwool socks, check them out.

Glysophate will knock it over.

Hare?

Long shot, but do you live anywhere near where Beavers have been released?

It certainly doesn’t bother me what someone does or doesn’t do, but that doesn’t make it anymore a sensible thing to do. Simply ridiculous, but hey!

I gave up using a splitting maul about 5 years ago, a farmer friend of mine convinced me to go light and sharp and get a Fiskars axe. I now have three Fiskars in different sizes, and after 30 years or so of using a Maul, I simply cannot understand why anyone would use a 7lb maul. Light, fast...

Yep indeed, beat me to it Chris. As someone whose office was Dartmoor for over 30 years, I live on Dartmoor and on the moor an awful lot, this was the first time I have ever seen it. I had no idea what it was at the time.

Yesterday - Four Hares, one I literally nearly stood on, a fox, three Cirl Buntings, a smallish Murmutation of Starlings, three Roe Does and a Fallow Buck.

On the coast again yesterday.

I was involved in Fisheries Management including pond/lake development and management for the best part of 30 years. Cormorants will not only have a huge impact on the fish population, which will lead to the secondary effects such as increased algal growth, and the mess they leave will have a...

Eight Roe deer yesterday.

They need to be “discouraged” William.

Absolutely essential.

May I respectfully suggest you read the Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) on treating an open chest wound.

Or perhaps heaps of ginger tomatoes and lashing of beer!

The beautiful South Devon coast yesterday.

There maybe some truth in that, but whatever, he needs culling from the herd. He is going to have a very sad winter with very little fat reserves.

That Buck is in very poor nick, that or he has had a very, very busy rut!