buy a shottie and join a clay target club, you will soon learn to hit what movesif not you can always push it
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buy a shottie and join a clay target club, you will soon learn to hit what movesif not you can always push it
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If you get yourself a shotty we (South Island Sporting Clay Shooters ) are running 2 days of Sporting, one Old Style Simulated Field- the old way it started, and on Sunday more of a new fashioned Sporting Clays day. THey will both be very suitable for everyone to shoot.
Ill put more details on the site for interested shotty fans, but it is the 29/30 March and being held up Rakaia Terrace Rd. at Riverlands Farms.
It is the 1st of the 'duck shooters style of events in late March/April in the Canterbury region I gather. Absolutely perfect for new (ish) shooters to attend with no pressure and lots of laughs!!
CHEERS!!
Cheers.
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As they say: YEAH RIGHT!!!!
I am sure you will, and so you should. A pessimistic hunter would be the worst type ever!!.
It is very hard to motivate you and Ken to come to a Sporting shoot though.
I live in hope!!
Got the F3 back from some mods so I will be along as soon as I get some time.
New job on the horizon is 2 on 2 off so I will be looking for stuff to do and will definitely join the new club. Just bought a couple acorn traps for a song, so I almost have enough gear to set up my own sporting shoot Ha Ha
Will need to do some practice so I dont start back in Z grade.![]()
Do what ya want! Ya will anyway.
Well, after the guitar that I've already bought ... it looks like I WILL make a start soon with a shotgun. I talked with DOC ranger and if my understanding doesn't let me down he said I can go hunting hares, rabbits, geese with a shotgun in DOC land and suggested "Waimakariri area" and the following link
Where to hunt: Hunting in North Canterbury and Arthur's Pass
So I guess "Waimakariri area" is considered a wider area around Waimak, actually North Canterbury, not only the riverbed.
Wish me good luck.
Cheers
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