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Thread: Cost saving tips for budget conscious hunters

  1. 24-12-2012, 08:19 PM #16
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    serious, take a few bits of rag. its great for cleaning the scope, washing out wounds, covering wounds, washing your face, wiping your butt,[single use there of course} cleaning your rifle, holding hot pans. wiping out excess blood from animals cavity etc, blowing ya snozz, lots of uses really. cheap too.
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  3. 24-12-2012, 08:27 PM #17
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    Re: Cost saving tips for budget conscious hunters

    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Did you see the pic savage hunter put up..... Would give you nightmares

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    Am I to be insulted vc? You talkin about the pics of me or you?

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  4. 24-12-2012, 08:34 PM #18
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    My first 10 odd years of hunting was done with a free 303 then a 80 dollar 308(including scope) hand me down steel toe work boots and a home made knife. You dont actually "need" most of the shit we all carry around now but it can make it easier.
    If your young just get out there with whatever you have/can borrow.
    If your older and just getting into it you can probably afford to buy some flash gear even if just the "essentials"
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    Quote Originally Posted by savagehunter View Post
    Am I to be insulted vc? You talkin about the pics of me or you?

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    Me! Trawled threw computer to find a pic of me where I only look slightly retarded to use as avatar
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  6. 24-12-2012, 08:41 PM #20
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    Like vc said cheapest kit is borrowed kit! then you can try before you buy
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  7. 24-12-2012, 08:54 PM #21
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    Re: Cost saving tips for budget conscious hunters

    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    Like vc said cheapest kit is borrowed kit! then you can try before you buy
    Hey neckshot what have you got available for.long term loan!! Lol - regretting saying that yet :p

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  8. 24-12-2012, 08:58 PM #22
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    Hay EBF as much as this thread is a fantastic idea for everyone to share Hunting tips and i will be watching carefully to learn some tips
    I am feeling festive and will have a look thru my hunting kit for doubleups if you need some gear... Send me a PM of what you need.

    Please note that this is not a invite for every man and his dog to send me their wish list.
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    My wife!!! now who's regretting????
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    Re: Cost saving tips for budget conscious hunters

    Lol - swap ya for a while but ya gotta take 4 kids too then we'll see who's regretting

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    My four boys versus your four kids mate still no regretts!!!!!were in the same world
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    Quote Originally Posted by Twoshotkill View Post
    Hay EBF as much as this thread is a fantastic idea for everyone to share Hunting tips and i will be watching carefully to learn some tips
    I am feeling festive and will have a look thru my hunting kit for doubleups if you need some gear... Send me a PM of what you need
    2shot, thank you for the very generous offer mate, I'm sweet in terms of gear, so no worries.
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  13. 24-12-2012, 11:44 PM #27
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    Re: Cost saving tips for budget conscious hunters

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    2shot, thank you for the very generous offer mate, I'm sweet in terms of gear, so no worries.
    Nice forum love shown there guys. Gotta be impressed by the type of guys on here! Ebf keep those tips for cheap kit coming please they are really gonna help some of us out. :thumbup:

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    Re: Cost saving tips for budget conscious hunters

    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    My four boys versus your four kids mate still no regretts!!!!!were in the same world
    Damm it I can see I'm not gonna win this one am I. Lol (it's not a bad world is it mate)

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Me! Trawled threw computer to find a pic of me where I only look slightly retarded to use as avatar
    Good on ya VC, now I know that you are not a cross dresser. It always worried me that your avatar was Dougie. Happy Christmas to you and your family.
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