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Thread: Seeing is believing

  1. 06-05-2018, 12:17 PM #1
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    Seeing is believing

    The other night at the Pistol range..
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    During the winter months I have seen deer marks on our range.

    Last year I heard a stag roaring around a hundred yards behind the top range.

    I haven't seen one there yet but pretty sure I will one day.

    I remember shooting a big match on Taylor range in Waiouru.
    There would have been a couple hundred people on and around the range. A Jap spiker hung around for an hour watching everything going on.
    Didn't give a shit about the shooting either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    During the winter months I have seen deer marks on our range.

    Last year I heard a stag roaring around a hundred yards behind the top range.

    I haven't seen one there yet but pretty sure I will one day.

    I remember shooting a big match on Taylor range in Waiouru.
    There would have been a couple hundred people on and around the range. A Jap spiker hung around for an hour watching everything going on.
    Didn't give a shit about the shooting either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommy View Post
    Waiouru deer might just be deaf
    Shell shock ya reckon?

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    Someone on here mentioned that the horses didn't seem bothered by artillery...
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    A friend of our family was doing his military service in Waiouru. They were doing bren gun training, came over a rise and there were a few deer in front of them. Venison turned up in the mess for a while.
    The guy that helped me get my first deer was in the Territorials, they were doing mortar practice and as they were zeroing in on the target a bunch of turkeys were walking towards the target. They ended up landing rounds in amongst the turkeys. He said it was surprising how few they killed.
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