Name : Mark Smith, Worcester
What brought you to my site? : Link on Rabbit Hunters
Comment : A well thought out site. I am new to rabbit and pigeon hunting and have just bought a new BSA. The problem as always where to find a shoot? any suggestions? Keep up the good work Regards Mark
Site rating : 9/10 Very good
25 April 2007 17:53:44
Answer : Thank you for your entry Take a look at the My Permission page for tips on gaining permission 
Name : Kieran, Dumbarton
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : hi nice site some good info. I was just wondering if you could give me some helpful tips on snaring rabbits thanks.
Site rating : 9/10 Very good
21 April 2007 22:21:54
Answer : Thank you for your entry Take a look HERE Woodga has been snaring rabbits for years, and is an active member on Total Vermin Control
Name : Dave, Hertford , Hertfordshire
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Comment : Hi Thank you so much for your informed web site I have learnt a lot just from using your pages and your links. I found you on youtube.com. It's really hard to learn about this kind of pest control "the does and don'ts". I'm only starting out. It's not a subject most people want to talk about. Question? When I kill a rabbit, rat, pigeon and don't want to eat it (rabbit) what should I do with the bodies, gut them and leave them? Many thanks Dave
Site rating : 9/10 Very good
16 April 2007 17:02:25
Answer : Thank you for your entry I have on the odd occasion left shot pests near a fox den, but the majority is taken home and disposed of properly many cut the turf and bury them under it in the field, but they shouldn't be left for someone (or their dog) to find there's nothing nice about a dog finding a dead animal and rolling about on it, or eating it then going home and bringing it back up on the carpet
Name : Mitch, Dumbarton
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : good site here some good shots as well
Site rating : 9/10 Very good
13 April 2007 22:07:07
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : VERMINHUNTER, North Yorks, England
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Your website name : VERMINHUNTER
Comment : cracking site mate.. well done as I know the amount of work that goes into it... great read keep up the good work
Site rating : 10/10 Excellent
29 March 2007 21:16:01
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Jamie Horsfall, Halifax
What brought you to my site? :Search engine
Comment : hiya mate, I've just been looking on your site and think its v good...I'm in Halifax myself with permission in Southowram and Leeds... am just wondering if you ever need a shooting buddy or if you'd be kind enough to let me help you.. I'm currently shooting a Daystate Airwolf...( nice ) and as summer draws closer am getting the itchy finger again. I hope to hear from you soon.. contact details: Tel: 07859013450 or email jamie.horsfall@btinternet.com
Site rating : 9/10 Very good
26 March 2007 18:30:25
Answer : Thank you for your entry I'll be in contact soon
Name : John Donald, Aberdeenshire
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : Is the Falcon running at 12ft/lb? If so, very disappointed to read that you use it to shoot at foxes. Only read the one hunting story, which put me off reading the rest.
Site rating : 1/10 Very poor
06 March 2007 11:20:41
Answer : Thank you for your entry Yes it is 12ft/lb the foxes were shot, not shot at One humane shot, producing a clean kill, as I'm required by UK law to do This is part of pest control, and as the warning said on the front page, if you don't like, don't look!
Name : Bruce Moore, Newfoundland, Canada
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Comment : The portion of your e-mail address that follows the @ symbol is part of a "reserved domain" such as live.com, hotmail.com, msn.com or passport.com. Please type a different e-mail address. Viewed some of your site after seeing rabbit dressing on YouTube and tried several times to register using my hotmail address but got message above. Tried without extensions without any luck. Seems to be an interesting site but navigation to some areas difficult. Cannot rate site very high without viewing much???
Site rating : 3/10 Poor
22 February 2007 07:06:03
Answer : Thank you for your entry Yes, ukrabbiter.co.uk is my domain, it has been for years, and not available for registration
Name : Vikram, Coventry
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Comment : An excellent website, very informative and just one man trying to help a multitude to hunt. I am new to England. Quite familiar with firearms but not much with air rifles. I am planning to buy a Weihrauch HW77/97 K. Which calibre do you suggest for rabbit hunting,.22 or .177? Also, is there a way I could find out places I could hunt rabbits on near Coventry? I greatly appreciate your help. Thanks.
Site rating : 10/10 Excellent
09 February 2007 21:38:53
Answer : Thank you for your entry Personally, I'd suggest a .22 for rabbits .177 are excellent for penetration (such as corvids & pigeons) when you have to get through the feathers before causing the fatal blow I've experimented with .22 and .177 on a dead squirrel laid on a tree stump @ 20 yards the .177 went straight through the head and the squirrel barely moved the .22 went straight through the head, but the squirrel was also knocked off the stump, and landed almost a metre away A method I use is multimap.co.uk and view it in Overlay mode this allows you to find likely places, and then you can go knocking on doors (asking in person is the only way to gain to permission) Hope this helps
Name : Ollie Kennard, Devon
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Comment : amazing site and video keep it up m8
Site rating : 10/10 Excellent
03 February 2007 16:13:29
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Thomas Scattergood, South Coast Bournemouth
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Comment : Hi Andy Just been getting some good advice from your website, I am looking into purchasing a multi-shot air riffle with silencer and scopes in order to deal with a rabbit problem on my local golf course, I noticed the problem last year and no one believes that this has been dealt with for this golf season so here is hoping I can get some sort of agreement with them as I also know a market butcher who is willing to take those darn Bugs Bunnies off of my hands, (at a price of course. Any ideas on how I could approach the club more successfully and "have some fun" at the same time, I have used air rifles in the past but many years ago, I thought a Gunpower Stealth Euro Hunter kit, OR a BSA Superten Carbine Realtree Combo, (what do you think Andy) Any advice or guidance would be appreciated, I also live just minutes away from Christchurch gun Club, great setting and suggest that if anyone is in the area they visit the place, all are made welcome, guests just simply turn up and make their selves known to the members, "have fun" (6 out of ten on the site rating, my reason, WELL we can all seek to improve things in our lives)
Site rating : 6/10 Above average
04 January 2007 10:29:03
Answer : Thank you for your entry The problem I find with Golf Clubs is their safety concerns regarding air rifles, last thing they want is members thinking they are being shot at, or worse, getting shot. My local Golf Club only allows ferreting around the greens, fairways and club house (fear of damage to members' cars). But depending on the layout, they may allow shooting off the course. The man you need to see is the Head Green keeper, go see him and explain how you are a valuable asset to the club, what methods you intend to use, and don't forget to mention that you are willing to work with him in controlling the pests. Good luck. With regards to your choice of rifles, it's personal choice. Handle your shortlist, and see what feels right. A rifle should hopefully be a once in a lifetime purchase, and buying something you're not comfortable with will only spoil your enjoyment, and your accuracy. Hope this helps.
Name : Jon, Leeds
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : please can u advise of any where me and my brother can go shooting with permission of course, also is a .22 Webley Exocet scoped rifle up to shooting rabbits? we can travel ,so any names and numbers would be appreciated cos were having no luck at all Jon
Site rating : 9/10 Very good
29 December 2006 19:40:01
Answer : Thank you for your entry Gaining permission is something only you can do It can take a lot of knocking on farmer's doors to get that 1st piece of land. Good luck! The Webley Exocet is capable of killing rabbits, but I recommend getting it tuned as it only produces around 10.5ft/lb, but can be tuned to almost 12ft/lb Hope this helps
Name : Stanley, Hertfordshire/North London
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : great site ,I am more of a terrier person than a gun person, but hoping to get into guns your site has been very helpful and informative.
Site rating : 10/10 Excellent
29 December 2006 18:14:25
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Derek Scott, Middlesbrough
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : great site enjoyed totally
Site rating : 8/10 Well above average
07 December 2006 15:16:08
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Allan, Woodside
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Comment : ye mate will look at when I'm about let me know if you ever need help shifting them rabbits
Site rating : 10/10 Excellent
30 November 2006 23:18:17
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Lee Normington, Great Harwood, Lancashire
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : Just searching the internet and came across your site, I've been bitten by the rabbiting bug too and can't get enough of it. I have two ferrets Bonnie and Clyde, which I use regularly, someone kindly donated some purse nets, collars and locater they were no longer using, Lucky for me!!! I used to have an air rifle but got rid of it a few months back wish I never now though cause the rabbits near me are on the increase and the pot is calling for them!! Yummy
Site rating : 10/10 Excellent
29 November 2006 00:51:54
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Happy hunting
Name : Allan, Woodside
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : orite mate just found your site on the hunting life website and a lot of places were you hunt I do a bit mysen round maybe bump into you 1 day lol email back
Site rating : 10/10 Excellent
28 November 2006 21:38:08
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Maybe we'll bump into each other someday
You'll know it's me, my 4x4 has UKRABBITER in the windscreen
Name : Alun Williams, Builth Wells
What brought you to my site? : Link on Rabbit Hunters
Your website name : http://www.penmaenauevents.co.uk
Comment : Excellent website really informative and professional casts the correct reflection of country folk well done keep up the good work PS would you like to come to our game fair August 18th 19th 2007 Alun
Site rating : 10/10 Excellent
12 November 2006 13:48:09
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Mike, East Sussex
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Your website name : south east vermin control
Comment : Hiya mate I hope its not too much like yours in anyway however you were an inspiration in the site and I will recommend you on there as well it might be too much to ask but I was wondering if you could please put a link on here somewhere for my site if not then that is fine I hope to buy my site out right soon as its still free, not good but it should be ok soon I guess, cheers for that Andy speak soon mike
Site rating : 9/10 Very good
03 November 2006 20:48:08
Answer : Thank you for your entry
I have put your site on my links page
All the best with your site
Name : Mike, East Sussex
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : Hiya Andy well said by the way its not hard to shoot squirrels lol but I am currently developing a fast growing web site and was wondering if you would allow me to use a couple of the recipes that you have, to sort of make the site look good and spread the word to people about organic food etc.. would this be ok mate ? if so I will be able to post a link on here to my site and you could let me know how it is if you would like, it would be greatly appreciated thanks mike
Site rating : 9/10 Very good
03 November 2006 15:21:17
Answer : Thank you for your entry The Rabbit Pie recipe is my own recipe, the rest are gathered from other sites feel free to use them. I'll happily exchange links
Name : -, -
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Comment : Hiya I was wondering when you were going to post some more of your hunting trips, there great to read, your site maybe a but over the top and not true it seems at times like shooting a squirrel at 35 yards in a tree I find it hard enough to see them but maybe this is done in the winter I dunno
Site rating : 1/10 Very poor
18 October 2006 10:29:08
Answer : Thank you for your entry Shame you felt the need to hide your name and use a bogus email address. My tales are true accounts of my hunting trips, I tell it as it is, and I have nothing to hide. Shame you only rated my site as 1/10, when you thought they were great to read. Squirrels are very easy to see in October, it's the movement that attracts your attention, then when you spot the squirrel, the shot is taken when it pauses in the open.
Name : N Gray, West Lancashire
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : Great rabbit dressing video. very helpful. I'm looking to get back into shooting (used to shoot paper targets at a rifle range), so looking for guidance with regard to rabbiting!
Site rating : 10/10 Excellent
04 October 2006 23:36:50
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Alan, Nelson Lancashire
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Comment : really impressed with your website. I also enjoy the sport of air gun hunting and culling but I'm finding it difficult to find somewhere in my area where I can partake in this sport as I am new to the area. you have managed to cover all aspects very well and hope to be able to build an album/photo diary of my own along with my lurcher bitch Saskia who is also looking forward to a bit of the sport herself. I would be very grateful if u could point me in the right direction. PS I off road and fly for brown too.
Site rating : 09 Very good
18 September 2006 22:00:08
Answer : Thank you for your entry The only way to gain permission is to go knocking on doors Phoning or writing will draw a blank 99% of the time, because landowners want to see who they are allowing on their land Hope this helps
Name : Paul, Kent
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Comment : very nice site. you sound like a fair shot with an air gun. I wish I could get out some nights with my Lurcher.
Site rating : 08 Well above average
17 September 2006 09:03:07
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Pinky, Essex
What brought you to my site? : Link on POCUK
Comment : Excellent website. Great recipe page! Now I can find a recipe for all the venison I have .Thanks
Site rating : 10 Excellent
12 August 2006 16:40:54
Answer : Thank you for your entry Glad you found it of some use
Name : Richard Tapley, Edenbridge, Kent
What brought you to my site? : Link on POCUK
Comment : Top site ukrabbiter, I like the look of the pictures of your 4x4 days / meets, wish I lived further up that end of the country as there does seem to be as many 4x4 routes or I just need to learn them.
Site rating : 10 Excellent
30 July 2006 09:01:21
Answer : Thank you for your entry There's many routes all over the country, as you say it's just getting to know them
Name : Michael Butcher, East Sussex
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : Hello Andy mate I love your site its shit hot really, it's funny right because I was wondering what gun you were using because, I have just brought a new gun and its the same as yours, which is great because I'm now confident that it's up to the right standards for vermin shooting I have just got my self 100 acres to go out on with me dad and it should be really good I'm now in the process of getting the usual camo gear etc..... wicked site a great help to me indeed mike
Site rating : 10 Excellent
28 July 2006 13:05:39
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Kelvin Quayle, Isle of Man
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : I got some good tips cheers.
Site rating : 09 Very good
22 July 2006 19:45:22
Answer : Thank you for your entry Glad it was of some help
Name : Lurcherboy, North East
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Your website name : http://ukhunters.com
Comment : great site Andy some good pics and stories as well mate.
Site rating : 10 Excellent
19 June 2006 01:05:52
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Sam O'Leary, Kent
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Comment : very good website. What gun did u use to shoot the fox's
Site rating : 10 Excellent
17 June 2006 21:41:13
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Jim Chapman, USA
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Your website name : American Airgun Hunter
Comment : Just came across your site, well done. I enjoyed reading through it. Jim
Site rating : 09 Very good
05 June 2006 05:03:19
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Tealc-SG1, Leeds
What brought you to my site? : Referral by friend
Your website name : Global Underworld
Comment : You get too many guestbook entries. Good luck with the new Paj.
Site rating : 09 Very good
28 May 2006 23:58:16
Answer : Thank you for your entry Can never have too many entries Thanks Tony
Name : Steve, Crewe
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Comment : absolute spanker of a site. keep up the good work mate.
Site rating : 10 Excellent
24 May 2006 18:14:16
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : shug, Scotland
What brought you to my site? : Link on Rabbit Hunters
Comment : Great site m8. Been away from shooting for the last 10 years (no it wasn't jail) trying to get back into it. God how things have changed, farms I used to shoot are now part of a local nature walk, so its back to the maps to have a look around for some more places to shoot. Great site m8 keep up the good work.
Site rating : 10 Excellent
22 May 2006 00:16:22
Answer : Thank you for your entry Good luck on your quest
Name : Tucson City, Boston
What brought you to my site? : Link in an e-mail
Your website name : Tucson City
Comment :The site is splendid
Site rating : 9 Very good
18 May 2006 12:50:20
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : markbass, Essex
What brought you to my site? : Surfing the web
Your website name : Pajero and land rover crazy
Comment : good site here mate you bought a new Paj yet
Site rating : 10 Excellent
08 May 2006 07:13:37
Answer : Thank you for your entry Not yet, but have my eye on a nice 2.5TDi Exceed fresh import
Name : Donald, Lanarkshire
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Your website name : Gone Shooting
Comment : Really nice site Well Done
Site rating : 08 Well above average
21 April 2006 18:04:11
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Bob Shaw, Ohio USA
What brought you to my site? : Link in an e-mail
Your website name : Engineered Special Products
Comment : When's dinner ready?
Site rating : 10 Excellent
18 April 2006 23:44:52
Answer : Thank you for your entry Hi Bob, Keep that mk1 Paj extra muddy Dinner will be an hour + 1/2 after the rabbit pie goes in the oven
Name : Alena, Russia
What brought you to my site? : Link in an e-mail
Your website name : Alena Aztec-tattoos
Comment : you have very nice guestbook and website
Site rating : 9 Very good
17 April 2006 21:59:45
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : stevo, Gloucestershire
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Comment : where did you get that business card, I'm looking to do 1 similar for myself, yours looks good quality, thanks stevo
Site rating : 09 Very good
08 April 2006 13:44:36
Answer : Thank you for your entry I did the card myself I print them on 210GSM card, and they look professional I used to print them on thick photo paper, but they worked out expensive compared to the card, and they weren't as tough
Name : Tim, Salisbury Wiltshire
What brought you to my site? : Link on Rabbit Hunters
Comment : I have now been hunting for nearly 8 years and I have recently move to Wiltshire and I cant get permission off any1 for lamping rights with my 2 lurchers ,has any1 got any idea on how I could get to grips with a plot of land?? thanks Tim
Site rating : 08 Well above average
05 April 2006 23:06:35
Answer : Thank you for your entry Take a look at my forum rabbithunters.co.uk which gives ideas on gaining permission, and you may find someone in your area with land to share, or just some answers to your questions
Name : DANNY, EAST YORKSHIRE
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Comment : QUALITY WEBSITE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Site rating : 07 Good
30 March 2006 19:27:52
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Malc, Scotland
What brought you to my site? : Referral by friend
Comment : You appear to be a responsible shooter........can you tell me why you shoot foxes when you link to this (BASC website) quote - We recommend that you refrain from using them on live quarry other than the following: crows, rooks, jackdaws, magpies, jays, woodpigeon, collared doves, feral pigeons, brown rats, grey squirrels and rabbits. Could you tell me why this is if I don't hear from you by 08:00 Monday 20/03/2006 I will inform the BASC of this link and it's obvious inconsistency Regards M
Site rating : 04 Below average
18 March 2006 20:26:17
Answer : Thank you for your entry As you rightly quoted from the BASC's website they RECOMMEND those listed as suitable quarry It also says; Always ensure that your air rifle is suitably powered for the quarry you intend to shoot and do not attempt a shot of more than 35 metres. and Always despatch wounded quarry quickly and with the minimum of suffering. With a headshot at less than 10 yards, there was no suffering, and no second shot needed, although it is frowned upon by many, no law was broken
Name : concerned shooter, UK
What brought you to my site? : Link in an e-mail
Comment : don't you know its a illegal to shoot a fox with an air rifle.
dickhead
Site rating : 01 Very poor
18 March 2006 19:24:28
Answer : Thank you for your misinformed entry it may be frowned upon, but it's not illegal P.S. don't sign your comment with that name or people may think you are one
Name : Andrew Ward, Eldwick
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Your website name : jaward.co.uk
Comment : Top site , you ever need a 4x4 partner or share shooting perm give me a shout
Site rating : 10 Excellent
18 March 2006 10:29:54
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Peter Wilyeo, Hitchin
What brought you to my site? : Link on another site
Your website name : www.pocuk.com
Comment : Like your style, as shooter myself I know how difficult things can be, good luck. Pete
Site rating : 10 Excellent
12 March 2006 16:04:58
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : ANDY B, DONCASTER
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Comment : I AM A KEEN AIRGUNNER AND I ENJOY DOING A BIT OF PEST CONTROL I WAS JUST WONDERING IF YOU GET MUCH PERMISSION from YOUR WEBSITE AND HOW MUCH WORK DO YOU GET from THE JOE PUBLIC AND FARMERS
P.S. I AM A DECORATORS MERCHANT SO NEXT TIME YOUR IN DONCASTER CALL IN AND I'LL HELP THE BEST I CAN
Site rating : 09 Very good
10 March 2006 16:38:08
Answer : Thank you for your entry I have gained a couple of farms from my website, and I've been called to deal with squirrels in lofts, and the odd rogue rat I have done some work for a farmer that I have permission from, and I have a few customers that found me via my decorating website, but no work from other permissions, yet Thanks, I'll call in sometime
Name : Jonny, Wentworth, South Yorkshire
What brought you to my site? : Search engine
Comment : the website is excellent and I enjoyed reading about your hunting trips but I couldn't help but notice that there is a picture of a fox that you shot in the head with your Falcon air rifle next to if I'm just writing to ask whether or not you shot it with the air rifle or a proper rifle
Site rating : 10 Excellent
02 March 2006 16:00:43
Answer : Thank you for your entry
Name : Valerie Kirk, Chesterfield
What brought you to my site? : Referral by friend
Comment : hello do you go rabbiting with lurchers? me and my husband do. I think you are mates with my brother Alan and Karen Stone. did you see them on MSN recovering my Land Rover Discovery
Site rating : 09 Very good
06 February 2006 20:52:38
Answer : Thank you for your entry Yes I work my lurcher (though not as often as I'd like at the mo) Yes I know Alan & Karen, quite well. Keep having dirty weekends with them (offroading) ROFL
