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Thread: WOMEN HUNTERS? YOUR THOUGHTS!!

  1. 19-07-2012, 11:44 PM #61
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    My wife has come out on a few hunts with me, doesnt mind doing the big days on the hill (was in the nz mixed touch rugby team so fitness never an issue). Had a busy start to the year with her getting her first bull tahr and first chamois which kept her smiling for a while, she has managed to get to 20m from chamois sneaking through the grass for photos. Her longest shot on an animal is neck shot from 316 yards (told me she was going for the neck too) got some video I keep meaning to put up but havent got around to editing it. Quite into the bird hunting and not too bad with the shotgun either.
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  3. 20-07-2012, 12:08 AM #62
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    Geez........Sounds like she'd kick my butt.....!!!
    I would love to score myself a Tahr and a Chamois.......
    Good on her......and good on you for having such a great hunting buddy....!!!
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  4. 20-07-2012, 08:48 AM #63
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    Quote Originally Posted by horihunter View Post
    My wife has come out on a few hunts with me, doesnt mind doing the big days on the hill (was in the nz mixed touch rugby team so fitness never an issue). Had a busy start to the year with her getting her first bull tahr and first chamois which kept her smiling for a while, she has managed to get to 20m from chamois sneaking through the grass for photos. Her longest shot on an animal is neck shot from 316 yards (told me she was going for the neck too) got some video I keep meaning to put up but havent got around to editing it. Quite into the bird hunting and not too bad with the shotgun either.
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    [QUOTE=Bushrat;27325]Man did I have sore legs for a couple daysQUOTE]

    Oh I know that feeling well! I drive a desk for a living and the older I get the harder it is for me to keep fit and the easier it is to stack the weight on so now when I get in the hills I am sore as hell in the legs the next morning. But that said I will keep getting out there for as long as the legs will carry me.
    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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  6. 20-07-2012, 10:48 AM #65
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    Good on ya Rushy.
    Yeah I don't intend on being a couch potato for a good while yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Hey guys and gals have just read this thread very entertaining
    I would like too say congrats too the good looking girls that took out The big 4 competition in Tauraunga
    Well done Ladies
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    Quote Originally Posted by dogmatix View Post
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    Well done those Girls
    "Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.

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    if i take em whos going to have my eggs on the table when i get home?
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    Cook em ya bloody self Jake!
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    Quote Originally Posted by horihunter View Post
    My wife has come out on a few hunts with me, doesnt mind doing the big days on the hill (was in the nz mixed touch rugby team so fitness never an issue). Had a busy start to the year with her getting her first bull tahr and first chamois which kept her smiling for a while, she has managed to get to 20m from chamois sneaking through the grass for photos. Her longest shot on an animal is neck shot from 316 yards (told me she was going for the neck too) got some video I keep meaning to put up but havent got around to editing it. Quite into the bird hunting and not too bad with the shotgun either.

    Dang, she pips my record...with the old (open sights).303...300 is my longest shot...it was vertical...does that count?
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    Those ladies were on Outdoors With Jeoff,tonight looked like a great event. Well done NO NUTS
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    Tidy is all ill add, well done team "No Nuts"
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    If its guns, tits or tyres it's going to cost you lots of money
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