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  1. 03-05-2020, 10:28 AM #1
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    Gapped axe shoot and met

    No sympathy not beating around the bush, this will be my last season or part of. My hour glass is running out and before it does I thought it would be nice to spend the odd evening here and there and get out for an evening shoot and met some of you good buggas that are on here. It would have to be fairly local to work but yeah it would be nice. Not looking to blast someone eases posse, I have excellent if not the some of the best shooting available you can come and shot mine. Its just an idea what I think could work. I would need to keep an eye on how Im going but there would be no onus on you guys to look after me if I cant do that myself then I wont do it. My first stop will be some time on my Thornton pond and might even sneak in with Lentil, after that Woody in Reporoa. Wife will have to ok it but shes all for me enjoying myself. Maybe Bonecrusher in Aniwhenua my old haunt for nearly 20 yrs of shooting.
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  3. 03-05-2020, 10:33 AM #2
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    Sure mate. When we get off the bloody leash it woukd be great. Frankly, Ive been wondering if they can stop us from goose shooting at present?
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  4. 03-05-2020, 11:13 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woody View Post
    Sure mate. When we get off the bloody leash it woukd be great. Frankly, Ive been wondering if they can stop us from goose shooting at present?
    If on private property you should be fine.
    Excellent opening weekend weather here in Nelson.
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  5. 03-05-2020, 11:20 AM #4
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    To far away for me but I've really enjoyed your input here take care @Gapped axe thoughts are with you
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    Mate when we are allowed out of region I would be happy to come to your town, doss on your couch, chew the fat and go for an armed walk if you are up to it.
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    GA, all the best. but depending on health and ability could you do a road trip . an nz based "bash" ?














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    Quote Originally Posted by Woody View Post
    Sure mate. When we get off the bloody leash it woukd be great. Frankly, Ive been wondering if they can stop us from goose shooting at present?
    Like VC said private property go for it, nomdifferent than me doing Turkeys yesterday. Not F/G issue anymore.
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    Hey GA your welcome up here in the Waikato for ducks geese and also pigeons, all of which should be pretty easy going and fairly productive especially pigeons
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gapped axe View Post
    Like VC said private property go for it, nomdifferent than me doing Turkeys yesterday. Not F/G issue anymore.
    Was wondering about Rere for bbq bs and occaisional goose shot with a group (2m spacing)
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    It would be good to meet up, I'm new to these parts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve123 View Post
    It would be good to meet up, I'm new to these parts.
    Im newish to these parts to, keen for a meet up even if its only for a beer and a chat. Have no private blocks sorry.
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    Get it done gentlemen, we are are a very strange creature, we seek solatude with good company, then seek good company to share the experiences of solatude!

    to spend an morning fishing getting shat on with the weather and then an evening on the beer with Toby and Luke was priceless! Time with great folk is just that!
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    I'm keen to come across and say hallo @gappedaxe
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    too far for me but if you were more local I'd be there. I do appreciate the offer
    all the best mate.
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    GA, appreciate the offer.
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    Sounds like a typical hunting trip !
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