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Thread: What little pesties did you bowl over today?

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    Got out and about with the old man this afternoon. Managed to bag 4 bunnies between the two of us. @Tentman you will be pleased to hear that the new owner of the RART managed to get some first blood with the rifle.
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    Nice. Well done guys, awesome when a plan comes off!
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    The lads and I hiked to the pinnacles (coromandel) yesterday. We saw this fella on the deck of the hut so I chased it with my knife up a tree, threw a few items up the tree to get it to come down. I eventually got it low enough to club it in the head and out of the tree (humanely) with a stick. That made for the second possum in 24 hours after I shot one through my bedroom window the night before.

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    What's the state of the pinincals hut these days and the tracks


    Last time I was up there, they had just put gas in it and done the hut up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slk12 View Post
    The lads and I hiked to the pinnacles (coromandel) yesterday. We saw this fella on the deck of the hut so I chased it with my knife up a tree, threw a few items up the tree to get it to come down. I eventually got it low enough to club it in the head and out of the tree (humanely) with a stick. That made for the second possum in 24 hours after I shot one through my bedroom window the night before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kruza View Post
    What's the state of the pinincals hut these days and the tracks


    Last time I was up there, they had just put gas in it and done the hut up.
    It’s pretty luxurious. It feels like they did a recent refurb on the cabins as they are very tidy and nice pain jobs, clean cold shower, 5 x 2-burner gas stoves. They have also enclosed part of the deck that’s joined to the kitchen in sealed glass type joinery which means it’s another space in winter warmed by the communal fire in the kitchen


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    Me, Dad and Grandad spent the last day or so in king country harvesting some protein. The Fallow and goats were shot with a 7mm-08, the hares and rabbit a CZ .22 LR. Total numbers for the trip are:
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    7x goats
    7x hares
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    The hares were great fun in the spotlight, mostly inside 60 metres. This morning I let rip on a mob of 6 goats and took them all - after taking out the two nannys the kids stayed put in a good shooting position. Shot at approx 120m

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    Got lucky….




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Size:  5.16 MB, nice walk this afternoon, dead still. South facing hills covered in ice, rabbits out warming themselves in the sun.

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    No photos. Got lucky with two off shoulder(left not right) shots n nailed two magpies. Missed two shots as well. One off shoulder one right shoulder. Al, with witness

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    Goats with all my current centrefires from the last few months 223,303,308
    I reckon there's more goats in marlborough than king country, every time I go out I'm tripping over them
    Have been doing my part to clear them out while feeding the dogs at the same time but if anyone around here is struggling to find any stinkies I can point you in the right direction
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    This arvo….hit n miss ratio pretty average….
    Two plovers n a magpie….






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    Got a plover out the bedroom window this morning,joys of living in the country.
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