Thread: lucky or unlucky?

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Therefore illegally hunting at night???public land?

Surely not Cam. I mean, the victims dad is a firearms instructor after all

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Therefore illegally hunting at night???public land?

As far as i know it is maori land that the public can access with a permit. I havent read the permit conditions so it may not be dissalowed ??

Just checked the permit conditions an it clearly states no spotlighting!

Originally Posted by Pengy

Surely not Cam. I mean, the victims dad is a firearms instructor after all

Originally Posted by Twoshotkill

Just checked the permit conditions an it clearly states no spotlighting!

Well there ya go then.

I am not antispotlighting at all it can be done perfectly safely and legally, just seems to be a hell of a lot of cowboys out countrywide shooting any fucking thing these days.

Horses get shot there frequently as they have green eyes like a deer :p

Who trusts the fuckn media..............not me

Getting a lil bit sick of all the idiots and poachers that pop up every year around this time! Makes you think that the guys who were beside him at the ute were just as retarded because they let him take the shot...

my permit for the area says no spotlighting its basicly the same rules as when doc were issuing permits what a bunch of dickheads hope it puts them off going out. I was going to say hunting but they aren't hunters

Lucky.... he gets the chance to ditch those mates

Still recon you are more likely to die on the road driving to your hunting area that getting shot, well that's what I tell myself.

Originally Posted by JRW87

Someone also pointed out on facebook, "how did he know it was a .270?"

Because he was still alive
Bloody lucky it wasn't a 308, 6.5x55 or 7mmREMAG