Hi Gess,<br><br>To give you my answers:<br><br>1, Have you recently purchased any of the above?<br>No.<br><br>2, Would you eat any of the above game if it was ...
Gosh Carolyn, if you drank all the contents of said wine bottles, I'm surprised you can still stand up, let alone count the bottles!!! <br><br>As an ...
I was being conservative with the figure of 320 too !!! Problem is we told everyone that we were collecting wine bottles (making our own wine)and they keep ...
Aha! That'll teach you to spread the word that you need empty bottles! I often wonder if I've cornered the market in empty yoghurt pots (for seedlings etc) . ....
Blackberry, blackberry, blackberry....ohh and this foul concoction sitting in its demi john which is supposed to be nettle & orange wine.<br><br>Just a ...
Yes. At least I think so. The trouble is that, unlike beer making, you cannot buy high quality grapes. Any vinyard that has good grapes turns them into wine ...
Rosemary<br>Did you ever slaughter Kamb Korma and,if so,how did you get on curing his skin?<br>Let us know how you did. I've thought about it in the past, but...
I've been 'country winemaking' for many years (on and off) and, like everyone else, have had my fair share of failures as well as successes. Amongst my ...
I would not be keen on buying shot game because I have retrieved too many 'foul shot' birds over time.<br><br>I would happily buy any of the above if reared ...
I'm getting very hungry with all this talk of pheasant!!! <br><br>It is donkey's years since I last had some and would love to have some again. Price wise I ...
Gess, <br><br> All though I don’t live in the UK, I do import ( for personal use) several birds each trip back to the UK. The reason for this is that in ...
They are a flighty bird - I've kept ornamantal pheasants, and they always seemed to be on the verge of nervous breakdown - but I do think it will be a way ...
I'll add my five penn'rth for you, for what it's worth . . .<br><br>1. Yes,Yes, and never tried it.<br>2. I'd prefer to eat birds sans shot (too many fillings...
1. yes, yes, no<br>2.yes, yes,yes, the third being the best, obviously<br>3. Depending on the size of bird £3.00 would be reasonable<br>4. yes<br>5. yes,...
Gess here are the answers sorry it took so long.<br>1-yes<br>2-yes,yes and yes<br>3-£3 sounds reasonable<br>4-yes<br>5-no I feed my springers on dry food...
Hello,<br>we need to replace a lot of stock fencing on our smallholding, and wonder if anyone has any tips for how to do this without breaking the bank? The ...
We addressed our fencing needs in several ways. Post and rail fencing served most of our purposes. We obtained our 4" x 4" (and some 6" x 4") posts by bidding ...
Sounds like you could get away with a 5 or 6 inch half round....we pay about £2.00 + VAT for each post here. You will need a strainer post at every 10m ...
Over here smallest posts are 2" round 6' long we have used stock wire & electric fencing in the past. Electric wire is smooth & can use rebar as stakes easy to...
Question I have is has anyone had experience with living hedgerow fences? Wondering what type of hedge plant is used.I want to get away from traditional ...
Laid, living hedges have long been the norm here in the mainly arable land of east Yorkshire. Unfortunately, many miles of these have been removed in the ...
The only thing I have found will keep in my mixed buch of goats, ponies and sheep and pigs is electric - I use wire, not poly wire, and a mains unit. It is ...
There is a really excellent book published by the BTCV called Hedging. It can be ordered online at www.btcv.org. I used it as a manual to lay a mature hedge at...
