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  1. 07-11-2017, 06:19 PM #16
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    You guys should have airlifted some Bmx bikes with the chopper up there and go back from the top of urchin track down the car park, that would have been a cool finish! Congratulation
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  3. 07-11-2017, 06:51 PM #17
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    That has to a classic proposal well done both of you , wonderful setting for the proposal and got some venison for the freezer as well.
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    Legend mate! What a lady too!
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    On ya pal! Romanticism is clearly alive and well.
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    Wow well done! You got yourself a star.
    I proposed on a mountain also... Only Mount Eden though (no deer there just a few sheep).
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    Well fuk me didn't you just do better than winning Lotto. Lovely write up by the way
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    All the best you two
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    Congrats on the engagement. Awesome that your mrs likes to get out in the hills with you.

    Now wheres the hunting pictures? Haha
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    A couple of healthy Sika, chuffed as. Both deer were shot at 280 yards, just up on the ridge from camp, 15min walk away.
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  11. 08-11-2017, 09:06 AM #25
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    Quote Originally Posted by Friwi View Post
    You guys should have airlifted some Bmx bikes with the chopper up there and go back from the top of urchin track down the car park, that would have been a cool finish! Congratulation
    Great idea! I would have killed myself though. Haha
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    Is she going to clear a 30ft jump and then manual down the isle?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nibblet View Post
    Is she going to clear a 30ft jump and then manual down the isle?
    You'll have to check the wedding edition of woman's day... we'll see ha. Wouldn't surprise me!
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    Well done @hotsoup, cut my grass with that one beautiful deer too mate.
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    Nicely done indeed. And already having her own expensive & time consuming outdoor activity will take the pressure right off excessive expenditure by you on yours. I can't see you getting any Beef&Lamb sponsorship for new optics or fly-ins for these wild venison recovery missions of yours though!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Puffin View Post
    Nicely done indeed. And already having her own expensive & time consuming outdoor activity will take the pressure right off excessive expenditure by you on yours. I can't see you getting any Beef&Lamb sponsorship for new optics or fly-ins for these wild venison recovery missions of yours though!
    Classic! Very true.

    Thanks for the messages, exciting times.
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