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Looks like he’s just done something very bad and he knows you know:D
nope, he's a big wimp to be honest. a few forum members have met him and he is a total cuddle monster. however anyone who pushed him too far would find out he is a bloody strong dog and very protectiveQuote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
here is a pictufe of my dog
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And one of my kid.
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@40mm
2 questions
- when are you moving that thing to the mai-mai ?
- can i join you on opening day pls ? :thumbsup:
Haha, will need some big ducks! and it is only an ornament :(Quote:
Originally Posted by ebf
solves the drone problem
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On the way up the Urchin
Awesome looking hound
Shes a belgian malinois x with a staffy. She never really grew into her ears haha
Yea right
And just what do you mean by that @northdude ?? Are you criticising another mans dog ??.Quote:
Originally Posted by northdude
For you info the deer was shot just up the hill on the other side of the ridge. The shot was a little low, cut both carotid artery's and the deer ran down the ridge to collapse exactly as it is in the photo and found by Tui. I then carried the whole headed and gutted animal out for 8km to the car
I think he was using the famous Tui beer pun......Yeah right, for a laugh :D now its a Tui deer advertQuote:
Originally Posted by Moa Hunter
My retriever
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geez no need to be so sensitive dude what comes to mind if someone mentions tui far out never criticised the dog or the deer or the shot or the fukn carry out :wtfsmilie:
I unreservedly apologise. I looked at that comment a couple of days ago, mulled it over and still completely missed the humourQuote:
Originally Posted by northdude
im australian we have a slightly different sense of humour to the rest of the world
Tell us about your dog? Breed, age, ability. Stuff like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moa Hunter
That off side shoulder looks smashed. Its amazing how they can travel after taking a hit like that. What caliber?
Well, where do I begin? Tui is a Vizsla heading dog cross with a tiny sniff of Lab, fortunately not inheriting the gluttony gene. She is very friendly, biddable and smart. A very good healthy cross, as is any dog that has a NZ working dog breed in it. At five years she has just filled out but also slowed down - only good for 40 km/hr where she could hold 48 km when younger. Only vice would be that she was too bouncy and prone to jumping up and tearing around with uncontrolled excitement when younger. Very agile, surefooted and quick out of trouble with 20/20 vision. Will retrieve Rabbits, Ducks, Hares, Possums, Cats. Will point and indicate. The only fault would be a light coat that is not quite warm enough but it does stay very clean. I have thought that mating her with a GWP would be an excellent cross, they are a bit tougher with a natural throat hold and warmer coat. That cross would counter the 'standoff'y ' nature of the GWP and be something like an improved wirehair Vizsla. - Just my thoughts, I would be interested to know what others think of GWP crosses ???Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
Sadly the GWP's don't win dog beauty pageants
As to ability, she was very very good but living on a deer farm has confused her as to which deer can be killed and which can't. A couple of days in the hills last weekend with myself and Mopheadrob had her back on 'all Deer must be killed' mode although she dragged a possum out of a stump when with Rob and killed that to disgrace herself some what.
The spiker was shot with a 270 at about 120mtrs. I was surprised that it got up and ran after the hind. Tui went straight to the point where it had dropped at the shot and the ground was covered in about four cupful's of blood spray. There was continuous blood all the way to where she found him, no smashed shoulder but broken just above the elbow. You are right Tahr, sometimes it is surprising how far they can go - he just bled out, depressurised on the run and collapsed but much faster than a heart shot. Not a big spiker, but a good eater. Full credit to Rob who carried all the gear back in his pack and the two rifles, which in total was more than the weight of the deer that I carried.
Thanks for this. Nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moa Hunter
I cant believe that you said "sadly the GWP's don't win dog beauty pageants"...
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Tilly’s offended, rightly so. :thumbsup:
Each to his own, but for me I have just never liked women with beards
Axle is in training, to fetch, but he thinks to gut it as well.
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Then there`s getting that nice camo look.
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Practice fetching,,,, OMG, wife's ball of wool.
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Had to feed him up a bit.
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A hard day at the beach chasing ducks/gulls.
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He`s my dog, love him.
@Tahr, Would you like to borrow / take with you, Tui when hunting down this way. It would be interesting to know how her breed combination compares to a GWPQuote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
Kind offer but I wouldn't want the responsibility.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moa Hunter
My Tilly dog dislocated her hip yesterday. 4 weeks bed rest. Bit of a bugger.
Long haired Shepherd ?
Took mine into the Ahimanawas last week.
I trust you, otherwise I wouldn't have made the offer. If an accident happens despite normal care it happens, with more chance of an accident on the road than the hill anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
Yep
Loves chasing rabbits
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Originally Posted by Frogfeatures
@Tahr, how old is Tilly?
10. Birthday April. 149 deer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flyblown
WTF? He is taking the piss outta me. Open the window ya dumb human. I'll show emhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...e4e89e7e98.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...384e3355e2.jpg
He will sit like this and watch these deer for hours[emoji16]
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Pure gold, cant quite tell but I'm guessing thats a deer fence in the background.... or are they regular visitors to your back yard?
It is a working deer farm. Not mine. I am just lending a hand while a mate is away.Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
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Looks like an old White tail buck ??Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
A couple bucks in there but none that old to be fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moa Hunter
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Managed to tip over a small stag in Pureora yesterday. The wind was a bit shifty so we spooked a couple before we got onto this guy. Jed is starting to put it all together and fully indicated this stag form me. Had to be told off a couple of times. Getting a bit too excited and going out of range. Slowly but surely though aye.
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bit hard to tell in the photo ....is he still in hard antler? or velvet?
