He was talking to me just before he shot it.We were above the yards and i said i would go past it and it would go in the yards between us but when i hopped out he had come down past the yards so that was the outcome.
He was talking to me just before he shot it.We were above the yards and i said i would go past it and it would go in the yards between us but when i hopped out he had come down past the yards so that was the outcome.
Best result was achieved, could have been a disaster. I have a friend in Oz who is a wheelchair after hitting a sheep on his motorbike on a highway 15minutes out of Perth.
And yet hundreds of people manage to get them off the road every year without being a big man in a blue suit with a rifle, doing shit they'd arrest anyone else for in a heartbeat
No its not. They are specialists not some over confident member of the public with a fire arms licence. They have a different set of rules to follow than civilians and are the ones that civilians call when they need help.
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If i could have a full time job shooting pests i'm up for over time.
Scariest thing I can think of is a traffic officer on patrol on the side of the road with a semi auto rifle! FFS he should have run it down with the patrol car. Why has he got that rifle in the boot of his car? Is Taihape really that bad?
Boom, cough,cough,cough
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=10693632
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uh actually no, I have shot a sheep on the side of the road as it had just been hit by a car and was badly hurt and going nuts running all over the road, I dropped it with my 357 then went and told the local cops what I did, the response I got was "cheers thanks for that you saved us coming out to do it"
Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.
Wow where was the rifle on that occasion? Got to get your priorities sorted! Those guys were from Fielding?
Boom, cough,cough,cough
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