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   6x47 liked post by outdoorlad On thread : Roasting venison

   I done venison roasts in oven bags with a bit of liquid to keep them from drying out. A tasty looking lunch there gimp and nice beer choice.

   Liked On: 25-12-2021, 07:07 AM

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   6x47 liked post by gimp On thread : Roasting venison

   Roasting is an application of dry heat. Traditionally a technique used with open fires it is generally done in an oven these days. As venison is usually a very lean meat and there is little fat to...

   Liked On: 25-12-2021, 07:06 AM

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   6x47 liked post by Coote On thread : I've Experienced the Advantage of Hunting with Thermal and Night Vision

   I've hunted for a long time. I took me a while to use a telescopic sight on a regular basis. I grew up with open sights, and I felt that scopes were complicated and more likely to fog up or fail. ...

   Liked On: 24-12-2021, 07:11 PM

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   6x47 liked post by Martin358 On thread : Your cartridge of choice.

   Except the ears

   Liked On: 23-12-2021, 07:54 PM

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   6x47 liked post by dannyb On thread : Anyone keen to rent a labradar?

   To be honest I don't think its a great idea, too risky, accidents happen, and way to many dodgy people out there. Just look at the accounts on here that have recently been hacked for starters. It's...

   Liked On: 22-12-2021, 09:19 PM

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   6x47 liked post by Pengy On thread : Various Knives

   185970 No words needed

   Liked On: 18-12-2021, 12:40 PM

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   6x47 liked post by MB On thread : Butchering

   Wet conditions promote bacterial growth. For this reason, I like to keep meat as dry as possible. You're playing gastroenteritis roulette. It's a question of probability. It might be fine (and plenty...

   Liked On: 17-12-2021, 07:54 PM

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   6x47 liked post by Ginga On thread : Scope recommendations

   A nice rifle like a sako deserves a good scope. For rabbits etc at 400 yards or further magnification and clarity is everything. A fine reticle is also a must. If it was me I’d go 5-25 Swarovski Z5....

   Liked On: 16-12-2021, 08:16 AM

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   6x47 liked post by Ross Nolan On thread : My basic How to Gut, Pikau Carry and Skin a deer video tutorial

   Using a cable tie is an alternative to tying the tubes, especially if one end or the other has a bit of damage. Cheap, easy and handy for all sorts of things.

   Liked On: 14-12-2021, 07:42 PM

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    6x47 liked post by Roarless20 On thread : My basic How to Gut, Pikau Carry and Skin a deer video tutorial

    Here are a couple of quickly made on the spot 'How to' videos my mate recorded of me on his phone so that he would know what to do with the deer he shot by himself. Filmed on his phone so that he...

    Liked On: 14-12-2021, 07:40 PM

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    6x47 liked post by time out On thread : Where to buy pheasants

    Hi Gamehunter – not sure what sort of property you have but I guess if you are around Tokoroa – you may be somewhat rural We have had large numbers of Pheasants on a previous rural property near...

    Liked On: 14-12-2021, 07:40 PM

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    6x47 liked post by Mintie On thread : .177 hunting pellet recommendation

    The simple Diabolo shaped pellet is best, buy a few packs of different Diabolo shaped H&N and JSB pellets around the 10gr mark and see which one groups the best. Shot placement is key with airguns so...

    Liked On: 14-12-2021, 07:38 PM

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    6x47 liked post by BRADS On thread : Scope recommendations

    Good advice above, you'd be hard pressed to beat this for the price and magnification is just what you need at your ranges....

    Liked On: 14-12-2021, 07:26 PM

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    6x47 liked post by DCN808T On thread : What am I doing wrong???

    I agree. Getting into nature is 95% of the fun. Filling the freezer is a bonus. But filling my passenger footwell with rubbish purposely left behind by others, sours my day a bit

    Liked On: 14-12-2021, 07:08 PM

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    6x47 liked post by Brakelie On thread : Gloves - gorse - give me the lowdown

    Leather riggers gloves are quite warm and very durable and should be impervious to gorse, not much dexterity though. I find the Ninja type gloves with a rubber/plastic palm and fingers and a cotton...

    Liked On: 08-12-2021, 08:02 PM

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