From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think this topic raises a number of important points and I'm glad it was
raised. I tend to agree with Jonathon, I've often thought that most shooting
and fieldsports are relatively cheap compared to many other pursuits. All
manner
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Paul wrote:
>Saying that they could have occurred with cans of petrol, or
>clubs, or, well, whatever? Is this what is described as debate? >It sounds
more like carrying on arguments that were lost a >long time ago, way beyond
th
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I agree with Steve that voting for UKIP is not the best option (although I
don't share any love of the EU). I think it will only split the opposition
vote and risk letting Labour in again with a big majority. This whole voting
thi
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Liberals are doomed IMO, they have too closely
associated themselves with Labour so I suspect most
voters are thinking why not just vote for the real
thing or the real alternative? I reckon they will lose
at least 50% of their seats a
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There was a time when snooker was thought boring then it
exploded onto the TV etc. It seems to me that clay pigeon
has the potential to be developed in the same way. Another
aspect of our sport that has great possibilities is gun dog
trials,
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Don't forget a pistol is required with the flesh wagon and .32
does seem to be the preferred calibre. Depending on how things were
presented I think the idea of an "injured" fox might be misleading, if it
was caught by hou
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think we need to watch this development very carefully as it is an angle
that has been mooted before as a possible requirement on shooters ie that
anyone going shooting should inform the police when and where they are
going. For some it is
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We are seeing more and more of this in the countryside. Its not unusual to
see people stop competely on a main road or swerve to the other side of the
road because of a squirrel or other small pest. Its no exaggeration to say
that someone i
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have to agree, there is a growing tendency to parrot certain fashionable
ideas extolled by the so called liberal-left and epitomised most often by
the Guardian newspapers stance. These ideas coalesce around a certain agenda
which is broadl
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
More to the point people like Anne Pearston and Gill
Marshall Andrews are the problem not the solution. Their
attitude is preventing rational debate that could have
enabled sensible and working amendments to firearms law
via dialogue not con
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well as I've said before the Govt will adjust its tone
slightly as it suits them and the mood they think they
face, but the trend is relentless and aimed at turning
the screw step by step on shooting. This time they have
started to m
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Its interesting that you mention the anti attitude of Lib Dem councillors as
I'm hearing the same thing from more and more people. The two or three
prominent pro-fieldsports MP's in the Lib Dems tend to mask an anti culture
in thei
From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One of the penalties in the proposal in addition to a L5000 fine is a ban
for life on owning a dog!
Matthew
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From: "Matthew Wright", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve wrote: >The argument I always use against banning fox hunting
>is that foxes will become extinct in various areas as there will
>be no reason to put up with them any longer.
This is a fair point Steve and behind that poi
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