Notes for Old Codgers

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Originally Posted by Rn-85

2 torches and a knife, do you loved ones think you're a bit dim and too blunt?

If thats a lenser MH5, thats a nice allround headlight.

Also, happy birthday. I hope im still hunting and shooting when i get there.

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Head lamp a H5 core,350 lumins,torch very good and portable(top pocket)throws a bright beam about 80mtrs.

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Originally Posted by john m

E Paton and son in 450x3 1/4" bpe, damascus with Henry rifled barrels. Left and right poa 1" group at 50 yds useing nitro for black load and Woodleigh 350gr sp 1900fps. The rifle has been in our family over 80 yrs.

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A thing of beauty

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Originally Posted by grandpamac

I had noted that the Kaweka's had become steeper and taller than they were.
GPM.

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Grandpamac: that's because the tectonic plates are moving slowly, hence the hills are getting higher and steeper, and the kilometres are getting longer.
Well, that's how I cope with the situation. (Fee Knicks, bite your bloody tongue!)

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Originally Posted by Micky Duck

#1 shit
#2 shower
#3 shave
#4shampoo
#5 shag
perhaps???? has worked well for me over the years

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So Mickey Duck,what do you do with the shag? Cook it? Just asking for a friend..

Turning 78 next month: very keen to get a deer on the ground within the next 2 years (it will have to be on flattish ground, or downhill there and back!) and then I can think about selling the Winchester Featherweight in .308 that's taken a truckload of animals for me; still felling, splitting and stacking my firewood; reroofing my shed the other day, I realised I'm not as comfortable working at height as I once was (I think you lose a little bit of balance/coordination=loss of confidence in the aging process; and I get pissed off with the young people I encounter who have no bloody resilience! I spend a lot of time at my bach, on an island that has no electricity, no sewage disposal, no piped water supply, no street lights, no Wifi. Old age, eh? I can't wait..I hear you can take it easy, without feeling guilty.

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Originally Posted by Maca49

Spend half of yesterday up on the roof spraying moss, cleaning gutters and then windows. Rest of the day making feijoa chutney and lookin after our dying cat, poor buggers not eating, not 5 days gone, giving antibiotics but think it’s kidneys shut down. Just a waiting game, very sad after 14 yrs

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I don’t think I refreshed the bit about the cat, he still had another life left, made a good recovery, then got into eating 3 pottles of meat a week. He then loss his voice, another $250 at the vet for thyroid problem, tablets helped, voice didn’t return, another $70 to the vet to tell me a growth in his neck slowly closing his wind pipe. Well on Wednesday another vet visit, one he didn’t survive, he couldn’t breathe, so was put to sleep. Sad day for all the kids and other family. He now resides in the freezer awaiting a burial in the the pet cemetery at the bach. Reached 16 years with very little health probs, the dog cannot figure out where his mates gone

Show the dog his mate is dead.

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Originally Posted by Micky Duck

Show the dog his mate is dead.

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Open the freezer door and show Spot the Catsicle you reckon MD? The only problem with that is old Maca might then get an attack of old timers disease and take the wrong thing out for dinner (which would be Catastrophic). Ha ha ha ha

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Originally Posted by Ranger 888

Turning 78 next month: very keen to get a deer on the ground within the next 2 years (it will have to be on flattish ground, or downhill there and back!) and then I can think about selling the Winchester Featherweight in .308 that's taken a truckload of animals for me; still felling, splitting and stacking my firewood; reroofing my shed the other day, I realised I'm not as comfortable working at height as I once was (I think you lose a little bit of balance/coordination=loss of confidence in the aging process; and I get pissed off with the young people I encounter who have no bloody resilience! I spend a lot of time at my bach, on an island that has no electricity, no sewage disposal, no piped water supply, no street lights, no Wifi. Old age, eh? I can't wait..I hear you can take it easy, without feeling guilty.

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Elon, can get you on the net

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(Fee Knicks, bite your bloody tongue!)

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Me , mate ? I'm just astounded you dont use your mobility scooter more often.... ;)

Getting older sucks , thats the truth of it but its not a reason to give up...

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Originally Posted by Micky Duck

Show the dog his mate is dead.

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I did, she couldn’t figure he wasn’t playing

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Originally Posted by Rushy

Open the freezer door and show Spot the Catsicle you reckon MD? The only problem with that is old Maca might then get an attack of old timers disease and take the wrong thing out for dinner (which would be Catastrophic). Ha ha ha ha

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The grandkids want it stuffed, big decision to bury him. They wanted to know if I knew a good taxidermist

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Originally Posted by Maca49

The grandkids want it stuffed, big decision to bury him. They wanted to know if I knew a good taxidermist

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Give them this to read.

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Some bloody funny cartoons in it.

Your a hard man rushy.you should have been a penis,you certainly got the head for it....

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Originally Posted by Micky Duck

Your a hard man rushy.you should have been a penis,you certainly got the head for it....

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Does the one eye make me an honorary Cantabrian? Ha ha ha ha