Thread: Brace Yourself

ssssh Gibo... they were actually shot in your paddock this morn!

Originally Posted by Pointer

ssssh Gibo... they were actually shot in your paddock this morn!

You do alright out of my paddock dont ya

Pointer I'd give you your $80 just to give the gun back to you! Kicks like a startled cattle beast- literary gold. I laugh at the thought History lesson weren't that bad either. Photo- all class!

Too right I do Gibo I missed 4 others in the hour I was there. These ones pictured are the most unfortunate pheasants in the BOP to die by antique

Thanks Tim. Donate my prize to the Auckland Island museum

Well she kicks like a startled cattlebeast. Anyone want to give my my $80 back for it??

wuss oops i shoot a 20 gauge
maybe some 2 inchers might be the go.
great pics pointer envious of the nostalgia trip if not the recoil.

sounds a bit like mothers reaction when i snuggle up and start nuzzling ye old neck

WHAAAAT.............boom a well aimed right foot to my shins
Shit yeah it does bring a tear to the eye!
get my revenge now
off to fart sack early and when she arrives I warm the sheets with a fart any dairy heifer would be proud to moo about.
nice gun that but me -id retire the old girl .Ive a 12G clan heirloom but it'll never see the arse of a cartridge in its breech again -i removed the pins as its too bloody dangerous!

Truth is kotuku she is in better nick than some of my more modern guns 100 years her junior

Originally Posted by Pointer

Truth is kotuku she is in better nick than some of my more modern guns 100 years her junior

she not a odd size or anything pointer?like 2 5/8s or 2 9/16s if i see any of that rst low loaded stuff i,l give you a yell

Top man Scouser. I had noticed the photo's had gone and frankly I felt it a little selfish to deprive aspiring hunters the opportunity to see a well trained dog working is some of the harshest water fowling environments. The non slip carpet on the mai mai floor is also a good tip along with the professionally installed retrieving door. Glad to see that Eddie waited to after the chores were done to have a Scotch. Basic rules to avoid a retriever going off line, bringing back a stick, or threatening to fight you as it's too cold outside.

Originally Posted by Tim Allen

Top man Scouser. I had noticed the photo's had gone and frankly I felt it a little selfish to deprive aspiring hunters the opportunity to see a well trained dog working is some of the harshest water fowling environments. The non slip carpet on the mai mai floor is also a good tip along with the professionally installed retrieving door. Glad to see that Eddie waited to after the chores were done to have a Scotch. Basic rules to avoid a retriever going off line, bringing back a stick, or threatening to fight you as it's too cold outside.

Thanks Tim, advice noted....still got one week for Pooks & swans, plenty of time for phezzies and quail.....all year round season for animates toys......

Nice miniature wirehair Scouser!

Another brace for the last evening shoot of the season

scouser ,youre a born comedian! Well finally got back to our mai maiin rakai the other day for a final shot &decoy pickup.alas no birds but we have found a new access way ,and had a couple of adventures -but they'llkeep. thanks for the competition tim-and i willcarry on keeping his lordship the mayor of rakaia honest1

No need to thank me Kotuku, thanks goes to those who took the time to entertain us.

Going twice.....

Righto, sorry for taking a few days to get onto this. Thanks to all contributors, viewers and likers.

I thought all contributions were great but we need to have a number one which after some deliberation I decided was Munsey with a photo of a brace of mallard, action dog and inviting scene (to me anyway, showing a little waterfowl bias?)

Close runners up- Prattpoint, TLB, Pointer- very nice photography.

GSP Follower, Dundee, Scouser and Toby- entertaining contributors.

Below is a list of whats up for grabs. Please PM me with a couple of your preferences from the list below. Munsey getting first crack and we work our way down. Again thanks for joining in some fun.


An Etrex GPS, A Hi Viz dog vest/ chest protector, A remote flappy duck, Buffalo River Knife, 20ga ammo, and an EeeBees Lanyard. A goose hunt.