Les Brooks stalks deer, shoots pigeons and runs game shoots in Buckinghamshire. His cockney heritage makes him – and he is the first to admit this – a bit sweary. However, swearing got him into trouble. He called his son-in-law a rude word, that led to the son-in-law complaining to the police, @thamesvalleypoliceuk issued Les with a section 5 public order offence and then came and seized his firearms. You now risk a gun grab if you use a rude word.
Les runs these Facebook groups:
Chinese water deer Facebook.com/groups/1092351780849851/
Beaters & pickers-up Facebook.com/groups/181467558728819
LB Sporting sim days Facebook.com/groups/524482858183580
Or find him on WhatsApp Whatsapp.com/Gscfl9gAg6eE0m3fpoPYO5
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