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  1. stu52

    Craghopper Winter Lined Trouser Alternitives

    Hi All I do hope this is ok to post this but I just had to share with you all and get you a bargain. I have just been to a certain cheap supermarket that rhythms with fiddles and noticed a pair of black workman’s winter lined work trousers for under 12 quid. I already own a pair of Craghopper...
  2. stu52

    pointer

    Hi Can anybody help us out. Me and my wife have never seen a bull finch we have searched high and low and had no luck. So we was wondering if anyone could point us to a good spot in or around Taunton Somerset to view this stunning bird. kindest regards Stu
  3. stu52

    Hawke Nature Trek 20-60x80 question

    Hi All just a quick question due too the lack of reviews for this scope anywhere on the web. I am looking at buying a cheap but useful spotting scope to tide me over till I have saved enough money for a Swarovski scope. I am looking at the Hawke nature trek 20x60x80 2017 model for £249 has...
  4. stu52

    camo smocks

    Hi all, sorry if this has been discussed before but just wanted to check your thoughts out on wearing camo gear while birdwatching. A very good friend of mine who is a serving marine has just gifted me the new pcs windproof smock and a lightweight Gore-Tex jacket in the new MTP camo pattern...
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    Best Bins For £300

    Hi All I am currently in the market for an upgrade to my current bins which are a pair of Jessops own brand 10x42 waterproofs. The Jessop own brands seem adequate. But I know nothing about them ie who makes them for Jessops and how they compare up against other brands. They were only £49.99...
  6. stu52

    Hello

    Hi my name is Stu and I hail from Taunton in Somerset was a keen bird watcher when I was younger and have now got back into this great hobby. I use a Nikon D7100 coupled with a Sigma 150 500 lens for them photo shoots and have a set of the Jessop 10x42 bins for spotting but am looking at...
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