Ah, see there it goes again
It's not the clothes, the accent, or the activity; it's the attitude, the posturing, the sheer *Loud*ness of it, and the appeasement of exploitation..
Different values on the individual and their relevant society I suppose.
Working for £10 a day, just to be able to walk/work on someone else's land, is serf wages, in anybody's money.
Apparantly the value one places on 'traditional' behaviour is a regional thing. One has to wonder just how far that goes
Sorry, slightly snarky, I'm choked with the cold and cough from hell. Different folks, different strokes.
Back to the OP.
Did we ever reach a definitive yes or no that Filterhoose can take the birds in his garden for his dinner. I'm pretty sure he'd be in bother if he tried to sell them on.
cheers,
M
So the attitude of the OP, thinking he can stone a couple of birds to death, just because he despises the people that have bought, feed, and protected those birds is okay?
And as for 'serfs wages', most of the beaters round here do it for social reasons, a few pints, and a bit of lunch. I think that label just feeds the 'land owning, tweed wearing, green wellie prats' nonsense. The beaters wouldn't do it if they thought they were looked upon as 'serfs'.
Back to the original (if a little rude and predjudiced) question......pheasants are OUT OF SEASON at the moment.