Evening all.
i found a set of binoculars while out in the Ruahines this weekend.
If they are yours, tell me make/model, and where I found them, and ill get them back to ya.
Cheers
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Evening all.
i found a set of binoculars while out in the Ruahines this weekend.
If they are yours, tell me make/model, and where I found them, and ill get them back to ya.
Cheers
please tell me they are my swaro el ranges?
No Sorry mate, not Swaros
Funny i just had a guy on Facebook ask if they were the Swaro EL ranges he lost in there, must be a slippery set of Binos :(Quote:
Originally Posted by stuart
A mate lost some binos at a carpark a few weeks back. left them on the bonnet of his car as he drove off!!!
Mate lost a pair of lecia geovids north of sparrowhawk biv.Quote:
Originally Posted by John P
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Why are so many people losing expensive binoculars. If I could afford them I reckon I would have to glue them to my hand.
I agree....the guy I'm talking about is super special something gets lost every tripQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr300WSM
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Gun shops must love him.
Maybe not his insur company.
Well actually they were his Dad's bino's, Poor old Dad, he's also put his mint Hilux through a fence & rolled the old mans quad with Dad on it :O_O::XD::pacman:Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
But he's a true GC & special in many ways hahahahaha
Can you gps tag him for us mate? Just so we can all stay way the fuck out of his way:omg::D:D
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Originally Posted by 7mmwsm
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Lol, No was wondering if I set myself up there, while I'm special - I'm not that clever hahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by 7mmwsm
I remember this guy leaving his bathroom bag with all his eye contacts in the grass when we flew out as well....Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
A friends son who has a very high IQ and can pass any exam it seems with A+ Mark's looses everything. A real absent minded professor type, I pity the poor souls in the army as the army are training him as a Dr.
when we were culling down lower Waiau we used to race each to the huts if we had not been there for awhile - amazing what the private hunters left behind - socks to bloody lazy to pick the hook grass out mine - once -shirts undies and a swandri left on a line behind hut - mine - real nice Norton stone in wooden hand made box -mine but the one that still sticks in my mind was a small tent left up complete with sleeping bag and cooking gear in a fairly remote clearing - that was weirdQuote:
Originally Posted by 199p
Worth looking under the lid of the water tank too. Sometimes the odd can of beer gets forgotten about that someone had chilling.
yeah as a ranger waioeka walked into Kotepato hut Waioeka for a clean up and yes in creek alongside hut several bottles of cold beer -but going down Waiau with horses as a Ranger much later we got to Parihaka hut and man the water stank from the hut tank - had a look and some mongrel had put an eel in the tank - yup looking at slimy white putrid eel in the water tank - real thanks guys - we all need to do our bit and stop that bullshit however we can - but the beer now that is something else - it was appreciated especially when one cleans up hut and packs out a big pack of rubbishQuote:
Originally Posted by Ned