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Hi there, another new face to the forum. I'm a long time bird hunter (of the feathered variety) and more recently deer hunter, (read armed tramper!).
I've enjoyed viewing this forum for a while and decided to join so I can now put my own 2c worth in whenever I feel the need!
I look forward to getting to know y'all. :)
Cheers.
Welcome to the forum, Reubags.
Welcome.
Good to see you have come into the light "deer hunting":D
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Welcome mate, you should be warned most of us don't add our "2 cents worth" most of the time its more like a dollars worth!!!
Welcome fallow Te Pukian!!!
Welcome to the forum
Welcome to the forum. I note that 2 cents is no longer legal tender so as Mikee says jump right in and have a buck's worth.
Welcome reubags, always need a bit more bird hunters around.
Watch out for Dundee, he's as mad a cut snake this time of the year!
Welcome Reubags, plenty in the same boat here....
Welcome to the forum Reubags, its a nice place to hang out and relax.
Greetings ruebags, if its Zim currency, you need at least 2,000,000,000,000 :thumbsup:
Welcome aboard Reubags. There is a few of us members from around the Bay. You got yourself all prepped for Saturday??
Welcome along.
Welcome to the forum
:thumbsup:
Hi Bryan. Yep, all prepped for opening. Smoke poll's been in and out of the safe on a daily basis, callers re-tuned, wrecked and fixed again and the pooch is lapping up all the extra (inside) privileges that come with the final countdown. Wifey's accustomed to the "duck fever" affliction, but the kiddies are still learning to live with it!;)
Hi Reubags
Welcome to the show. That deer hunting can sure feel like tramping with a rifle at times. There can be some real droughts at times - particularly for those of us who mainly meat hunt on public land. There's always plenty of wild deer on certain farms if you're fortunate enough to get access. Usually have to have some sort of connection or something to to offer the landowner to get regular hunting in these sorts of places. Unless you're lucky enough to work and live where the action happens. Look forward to your contributions.
Yeah, welcome Reubags. I look forward to your contributions also. Especially any beer you get given that you don't tell me about. Evil bastard.
Ha ha, it wasn't Ranfurly so I didnt think to mention it!:P
We must catch up for a hunt. You find the deer, tie it up (not with a bungy 'cos they can still bounce around), guide me in, let me shoot it, you gut it, and carry it out, and I will provide the Ranfurly - just like old times!! Oh - you can have the forequarters with the bullet hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reubags
So right mate. Although I'd love to have access to private land with higher animal of numbers, I do feel a greater sense of achievement when I do manage to bag something on public land. Plus if the freezer was to be full all the time I'd have no excuse to go on more hunts!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Rifleman
Too true re not over stocking the freezer. . . . haha. Especially when convincing the fairer sex of the need to get some good tucker. Also, nothing like banging one on the public estate! Getting a venison on a farm can't really be compared to the skill and effort required on public estate. Hot barrels mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by Reubags