Thread: Who's excited?

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

My point stands. A hammer of any description is not a humane way of euthanising stock. You are welcome to pass on the details of this breach to me as I have offered before and I will see to it that it's dealt with. Otherwise you could crawl away with your tail between your legs and admit you're full of shit mate.

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Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

My point stands. A hammer of any description is not a humane way of euthanising stock. You are welcome to pass on the details of this breach to me as I have offered before and I will see to it that it's dealt with. Otherwise you could crawl away with your tail between your legs and admit you're full of shit mate.

Just for the outsider what is an "acceptable" way of applying euthanasia for stock ?

Originally Posted by BRADS

Today we are pouring urea into the creeks

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Does that neutralise the 1080?

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Just for the outsider what is an "acceptable" way of applying euthanasia for stock ?

Rifle or lethal injection only now Cam

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

Rifle or lethal injection only now Cam

except for the "works" ?

Originally Posted by PerazziSC3

Go back to pumping effluent into the rivers or whatever you dairy farming bunch do

Dumping dead cows in the river

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

except for the "works" ?

Dunno, captive bolts are still legal also but are not recommended and will be phased out

My days at the works was a short pipe with lead in the end, not nice to watch and hard work in a pen of Bobby’s, but none got back up and argued!

Captive bolts were very effective in the hand of a good operator, we went to Remington self loading rifles in .22 cal for beef. Used a plastic projectile imbedded with lead, I think, it punched a hole in the skull and the metal went in as shards. Never saw an animal get up from that, very deadly.

This thread was supposed to be about getting excited about duck shooting, look what it's turned into, a load of shit


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Bloody hell this one's gone south...

While the people I have been out with have all been careful and humane (no shots at more than 30 m), It sounds like there are some real assholes.

Anyway I dont shoot ducks as a rule but even I am a little excited.
It started with some Canadas a while back, they land in the estuary and mob up tight on the channel banks at times, they dont mind my dingy at all I can cruise past just on the plane within about a third of shotgun range at best, being a pest and being able to shoot them on the ground or with a centerfire etc it should be no problem to get a couple right?
When they are about I txt a mate to come down with the shotty but he is always busy playing with his dogs or wife

Yeah it's strange but they are a pest now, so I suppose anything goes. Apparently they taste great.

Originally Posted by Smiddy

This thread was supposed to be about getting excited about duck shooting, look what it's turned into, a load of shit


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Some of us tried Smiddy.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Anyway I dont shoot ducks as a rule but even I am a little excited.
It started with some Canadas a while back, they land in the estuary and mob up tight on the channel banks at times, they dont mind my dingy at all I can cruise past just on the plane within about a third of shotgun range at best, being a pest and being able to shoot them on the ground or with a centerfire etc it should be no problem to get a couple right?
When they are about I txt a mate to come down with the shotty but he is always busy playing with his dogs or wife

If I hear on the news tomorrow a guy in Nelson had his dingy boarded buy aos I'll presume it didn't go so well Cam

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