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Thread: nearly 300 sheep shot in north otago.

  1. 13-07-2014, 05:04 PM #181
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    I have shot 1/2 dozen sheep from 50-450yds with nosler custom comps which are as close as you'd get to a FMJ and from memory recovered at least 2 maybe 3 projectiles.
    And YES I did have permission to shoot them and all but 1 grandma sheep ended up in my belly
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  3. 13-07-2014, 05:18 PM #182
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    I just dont think they have looked that hard for bullets, its not that important. Probably had a dig around in a couple of sheep and then dumped the lot in a hole
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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    I just dont think they have looked that hard for bullets, its not that important. Probably had a dig around in a couple of sheep and then dumped the lot in a hole
    exactly.
    vet said bullet wounds, who is goin to pay him or her to autopsy hundreds of sheep to find a projectile?

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    My dog can find fired projectiles and dig them up.
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    You know a vet is a failed doctor right?!?

    Could be arrow wounds....
    No bullets... No cases...
    No heads... No shafts...
    Stabby stabby unicorns...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Banana View Post
    My dog can find fired projectiles and dig them up.
    Well get that friggen dog in there to find the bullet
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    The vets a keen hunter, so knows his bullet wounds I would think and he spent days out there doin autopsies on the sheep. Metal detectors have been used in paddocks and in the hole where the sheep were thrown. Plenty of rumours still getting round but still nothing confirmed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spanners View Post
    You know a vet is a failed doctor right?!?

    Could be arrow wounds....
    No bullets... No cases...
    No heads... No shafts...
    Stabby stabby unicorns...
    I'm pretty sure it "a doctors a failed vet" and a "DENTIST is a failed doctor".

    If it is unicorns at least it will make my daughters very happy.
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    Y'know unicorns arose from a mistranslation of oxen in the bible?
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    I've seen heaps of hornless unicorns around here, I think they cut the horn off at birth so they don't stab sheep. Must be a bit smarter then the "mainlanders"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    I've seen heaps of hornless unicorns around here, I think they cut the horn off at birth so they don't stab sheep. Must be a bit smarter then the "mainlanders"
    You should be on telly Toby
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    I think one of my trailcams recorded the offenders:

    Name: unicorn-man.jpg Views: 701 Size: 104.5 KB


    This is from the second time:

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    But no fear I have found some stuff to keep them away:

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    Nothing is tough about having a 70 lb bow and looking like an uncoordinated praying mantis while trying to draw it back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pengy View Post
    You should be on telly Toby
    Thankyou, I think
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    I meant on telly as in interference...still want to thank me
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