Years ago when poisoning I had a heap that had expired so we destroyed them one by one.
Im glad my heart was strong back then☺
Years ago when poisoning I had a heap that had expired so we destroyed them one by one.
Im glad my heart was strong back then☺
My favorite sentences i like to hear are - I suppose so. and Send It!
Glad you are enjoying it Andy
Did I hear a few weeks back that you have seen the light and brought a 223 Andy???
And didn't I tell you that I had lost the one and only Photo of Sandshoe Charlie. Well I have found it.
I just posted it in the Thread 'Little Clarification Needed' I need to take it to the experts and see what they can do with it. I havnt got the original.
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I spent the late 90's and the first couple of years of the 00's working for doc in a few do anything roles. Tracks,huts,bio work,control work. I'm sure you will hate it but spent a lot of time loading 1080 into hoppers one year. Blasted a few goats another. Did very little ground bait stuff but they put me thru that course as well just to use some more tax $. Carted a lot of traps on stupid terrain.
Long story cut short, I loved my time in the bush but hated the attitude of some I worked with and the stance of the department on a few things. So seeking real money I left. Should have done it sooner. Sure I spend less time in the bush but it's on my terms now
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Was just stating what I've seen before when one branch of the hunting fraternity picks off another, which the anti's love.
Saw it happen when the move was made to ban military style semi's, it received some support from other hunters who used more conventual firearms. Once the ball starts rolling you never know when it will stop.
You are bloody right there 'tetawa'
Though Military style firearms, or hunting butterflies on horseback may not appeal to me but I would not be a critic because we only provide more ammunition to the Anti Hunting lobby.
I think a lot of the outrage against so called poachers will eventually harm us as well.
I just finished the book and really enjoyed thanks scribe.
It makes a difference when you know alot of the places you talk about so fondly and your mates that I have meet with you over the years out on the mangaohane plateau.
We are fencing there at the moment but no hunting as lambing and the new manager giving it a rest from hunting pressure!
As far as a new rifle goes I bought a new lithgow .22lr but alas no .223 as I love my old trusty 22-250 so no havnt seen the light yet!
Looking forward to a catch up next time ya through
I see the photo of charlie is at the westlorne hut which is still standing and been preserved I think.
What year do ya reckon that photo was taken?
My favorite sentences i like to hear are - I suppose so. and Send It!
I'm going to get that book Scribe. Any mention of the war torn rabbitter that Andy and you know?
"Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
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Thanks Andy. I must have forgotten what calibre you were talking about. Nothing wrong with the 22-250 mostly they had to be loaded back a bit to get the best out of the projectiles available at the time so they were doing about 3600. Not much faster than the 223 but I think there are better projectiles that make it a great killer.
I don't know what year that photo was taken and I wish I remembered who sent me this copy of the photo.
I think I told you I found a couple of Sandshoe Charlies campsites out the back of Ohinewairua. The bunk was only about 4 foot fuck all long and the roof wasn't much higher.
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