Rivers have good numbers still waiting for a few ponds to fill:)
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Rivers have good numbers still waiting for a few ponds to fill:)
Haven't been too big pond since last season went thru property today all our planting was in vain as cattle and sheep have been there:pissed off:But can't complain too much I suppose as it has water.:ORLY:
i went down and had a wee rebuild of my maimai, its a shame none of my mates want to shoot this yearAttachment 22836Attachment 22837Attachment 22838
+1 Guys maimais looking mint......hope it pays off....hot barrelsQuote:
Originally Posted by rem 308
hey your my new best Buddy
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Originally Posted by silentscope
Haha love the pic of lining up the hammer. I did the same thing last weekend with the sledge hammer
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not long now mate, i can hear them coming in already......Quote:
Originally Posted by puku
At the river tonight they were flocking in:D Those parries are dumb they call when they bomb in:roll:
Countdown to 3. Mai 2014 06:30 in Wellington
16 days whoop whoop
dose anyone know who sells cheapish decentish camo nets? i dont want to deforest my area trying to scrub up the new hide.
15 bux at the red house
well i think my rain dance worked at the swamp last weekend haha :thumbsup:
Attachment 23056 few ducks on the opening pond :) hard to see abit missty :0
I enjoy scrubbing the hut , its a good day with the mates and a few cold ones at the end. I'm thinking that I might plant a native climber or creeper to cover the maimai next year , something that isn't to invasive like a clematis , potato vine or climbing hydrangea. Has anyone tried this or are doing this???
Just back from the opening pond now. Snuck in after dark with 40 kg of barley on my shoulder. Feeders topped up. Currently distributing 30 secs of goodness over the morning. Lots of residents. Last supper administered and last rites read.
Saturday morning shits about to get real.
Not long now. Who's ready ?
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