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Thread: Monkey off my back

  1. 23-12-2012, 01:35 PM #1
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    Monkey off my back

    I won't have proper access to a comp till after new years so I'll upload story and pics then, but just needed to tell someone that I've finally got the mo key off my back, the thing harder than getting your first romp or first deer, I finally got my first fox with a bow! After going to water and missing about 5 over the past 6 months I finally got one. My mate is starting up a taxi business so as an advertisement he's doing a shoulder mount of it for me.

    Merry Xmas and happy hunting all

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  3. 23-12-2012, 01:39 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jackp. View Post
    I won't have proper access to a comp till after new years so I'll upload story and pics then, but just needed to tell someone that I've finally got the mo key off my back, the thing harder than getting your first romp or first deer, I finally got my first fox with a bow! After going to water and missing about 5 over the past 6 months I finally got one. My mate is starting up a taxi business so as an advertisement he's doing a shoulder mount of it for me.

    Merry Xmas and happy hunting all

    Jack
    Also the vixen was that old all four canines were ground to the bone, making it all the sweeter, because as anyone who hunts foxes knows getting an old mature red dog into the call is bloody hard! Granted she was probably starving
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    FREEE your MONKEY go Commando
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    Well done Jackp. I can't say I have got a fox with a bow but I have got a chick with a hair tie before now.
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    Well done Jack, look forward to the report
    "Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.

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    Monkey off my back

    Well done Rushy, look forward to the report
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    Well done Rushy, look forward to the report
    If I go recalling stories like that I think my Missus would take exception. Especially seeing as how she doesn't wear hair ties.
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