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No. They didn't. They are an american species. https://www.mammal.org.uk/species-hub/full-species-hub/discover-mammals/species-grey-squirrel/#:~:text=Origin%20%26%20Distribution%3A%20Introduced%20from%20the,essentially%20animals%20of%20deciduous%20woodland.

Not really. Grey squirrels didn't get here naturally. They were brought here, by humans. on an island as small and as densly populated as the UK there is no such thing as natural order. Every square inch of this island (and arguably the world) is impacted upon by human activity, if not...

Fair enough.

Not as durable as oak I am sure but far more durable than softwood surely?

Personally I do everything I can to make my work spaces as light as possible. I'd be worried that would suck the light out of the room... A light grey might work?

Beech would be more stable.

Ash

Fantastic!!

I just bought 10 of the Apeman cameras to place in areas where they might go walkabout. The images aren't perfect but you do get what you pay for, plus, for us, it's better to lose a £50 camera than a £200 it pays to take some time playing with the settings and experimenting with setup. Try to...

I'm 37. I was taught to use one of those to sharpen brashing saws by a forester 20 years ago. I have two or three and occasionally they do still get some use.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234532749569?hash=item369b3dc101:g:THwAAOSwfgZibQ1g Or could you laminate?

https://www.pbhardwoods.co.uk/product-category/cherry/ Have you tried ringing these guys?

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I hadn't looked at it that way... Although 7.5-8Kg of meat against 22Kg of other tat is a fairly lean pie.

That is a 15Kg carcass at most so you're being very optimistic but I see where you're going.

I cull deer for a living. It is most definitely a roe. And most definitely a buck.

This here is a muntjac buck..

Yearling roe buck. If you look at the side profile of it's head it has antlers.

What's the best cheese to hide a horse? Mascapone.

Why don't owl's hoot when it's raining? Because it's too wet to woo.