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  1. 07-12-2012, 03:48 PM #1
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    Good stuff bud keep it up!!!
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    Well young moonhunt, I think your photos with your wabbit might have to sustain me for the weekend. The rain we have had here today will likely rule out the wabbit hunt I had planed for some hill country tomorrow. Make sure you get some photos of your next one too please. Very well done!

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    Great stuff moonhunt junior well done men
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    I must take my kids out for a bunnie shoot....and myself, been a few years since I plastered some wabits. Kids have shot possums,goats,pigs,deer but no rabbits. Not as many around as there used to be but I am sure I can find some if I put my mind to it

    Great to see those that have got the kids out (yes TM you were still a kid in that pic ) ohh TR
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    Does that make a difference both eyes open?
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    I keep both eyes open
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougie View Post
    I keep both eyes open
    Even when you are sleeping in your Panda PJ's Dougie?
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    Re: My first wabbit

    Quote Originally Posted by Dougie View Post
    I keep both eyes open
    Oh really! I've watched you shoot

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    Then they both close, for a mini-nap..... it's tiring looking this good
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