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Thread: back into it.

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    back into it.

    So its the start of the year and everyone is starting to get “back into it” well especially for myself.
    I have been “out of it” for the last 7 month due to overseas commitments. Whilst overseas all I could think about in my down time was getting “into it”, to supplement my lack of hunting I was watching a lot of YouTube hunting to get my fix. Im sure u almost clocked the NZ hunting YouTube scene. This was also feeding my online shopping problem, so safe to say when I arrived home mid Dec I had a fairly large pile of packages from various forum members, trade me and rivers to ranges. Once I had inspected all my packages I was quick to set up my new rife with the help of @shift14 installing my new scope and @Rushy for giving me a hand to zero my new setup.

    It was new year well precisely the 2nd of Jan, I had a chance to get out for an afternoon hunt.
    I decided on one of my old spots in the Ruahines that had proven quite productive in the afternoon. And that it did, I set up on and opposite slip with the wind heading up stream( perfect for this spot) I then only had to wait for half an hour and a young hind took a step out and at 230yds with the 7mm rem mag it didn’t stand much of a chance, I was stoked deer down and still 2 hours left of lite to walk out in. Freezer resupplied and the itch I had for 7 month scratched.

    Cheers to the lads who gave me a hand getting this rifle set up and the guys on the forum I had brought kit off.

    Since then 2 more deer (sika) have been taken with the rifle and I am very impressed.
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    Awesomeness. Happy to help…..and pleasure to meet you

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    Obviously you haven't lost your touch while absent. Good stuff, well done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shift14 View Post
    Awesomeness. Happy to help…..and pleasure to meet you

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    What are the odds that two old neighbours had some skin in this game without even knowing? There was never a chance that the outcome would be anything but great. Oh and well done young fellah.
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    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Rule 7: Avoid alcohol and drugs when handling firearms

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    Nice work, still got what it takes.
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