9 September 2012, 21:35
9 September 2012, 21:42
oooh £1200 on guns and ammo. I think My dads shotgun cost £900 alone. I suppose that number look,s big if you don't own guns.
I think the food quantities mentioned are semi laughable too. Burt fair play to him for teaching his kids how to hunt and clean/prepare animals etc.
Nice article, but I think i read it before. Maybe the daily mail lifted it from this site you posted and thats why Ive seen it before.
I think the food quantities mentioned are semi laughable too. Burt fair play to him for teaching his kids how to hunt and clean/prepare animals etc.
Nice article, but I think i read it before. Maybe the daily mail lifted it from this site you posted and thats why Ive seen it before.
9 September 2012, 21:53
That was posted on here only a few months ago and we commented on it then. £1200 wasn't much for a gun when we discussed it last never mind a full package.
10 September 2012, 06:37
my cz 550 .308 cost over £1000 on its own!!!!
10 September 2012, 08:28
well, good luck to them but i think their taking a chance detailing their quantity of food in print online.
10 September 2012, 12:55
Didn't like the article
Emphasis suggests it's unreasonable to teach a girl to hunt and gut
"hoarding" two-month supply of food. This is not "hoarding" it's storing. Hoarding has negative connotations implying taking more than you need and leaving others without
".22 sniper rifle". Umm what makes a rifle a sniper rifle?
Emphasis suggests it's unreasonable to teach a girl to hunt and gut
"hoarding" two-month supply of food. This is not "hoarding" it's storing. Hoarding has negative connotations implying taking more than you need and leaving others without
".22 sniper rifle". Umm what makes a rifle a sniper rifle?
10 September 2012, 13:07
a scope and bi-pod