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  1. 08-04-2013, 08:37 PM #46
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    'tis just a wicked rumour, honest. Just finished getting most of the mud off and out of the truck. What a job! Have come to the conclusion nearly 3T of truck and that mud ain't a good mix as even the muds turn into slicks pretty quick.
    aint that the truth a bunch of us got stuck in c404s paj out there once
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  3. 08-04-2013, 09:58 PM #47
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    At least I managed to get the old beast going using some of the building materials, then get the other vehicle moving. Still had the hand winch in the boot, along with a few other tricks. Thought for a moment I was in for my second extraction.
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    at least you didnt find any swan holes gadget
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    Good thing is it was easy to see where we were going. Actually keen to bag some more swans this year too, they're very good eating.
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    theyre also bloody great at keeping nosey parkers outta the mancave!!my lot are edgey now as they never know whats hangin in there awaitin post mortem!!
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    Wouldn't work round here, my lot would be in there chewing on it. Oh yeah, you've met TimeRider haven't you?
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    yep certainly have-a pleasure too,a chip off the old motherboard!
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    Seen heaps of geese but they didnt want to play with us
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    Quote Originally Posted by upnorth uplander View Post
    Seen heaps of geese but they didnt want to play with us
    Well that is just mean of them UU.
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    Not interested in dekes Z? Been hassled lately maybe?
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    No ones been hunting them according to farm worker, the 2 spots that we seen 60 birds on during the day , they never returned to in the morning
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    as z said they didn't seem consistant in their movements, maybe they they just felt like a break or they heard he was back in town.
    Think I know where I want to be openning week next year though
    Z I'll stick my head in the container on wednesday to see if those bits are there for you to use.
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    Did I mention that Barefoot got shit on when some birds snuck up and flew over us from behind.
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    Quote Originally Posted by upnorth uplander View Post
    Did I mention that Barefoot got shit on when some birds snuck up and flew over us from behind.
    My old lady would tell you that was a reason to go buy a lotto ticket.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    They were so low we could have stood up and wacked a few out of the sky with the shotgun butts.
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