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   Fatberg liked post by rugerman On thread : Seeking advice on processing deer at home without access to a chiller

   haven't shot a deer but what I do with sheep in summer, is freeze a few 2L coke bottles full of water and hang them in the body cavity and resting against the outside, and wrap the whole thing in a...

   Liked On: 02-06-2023, 12:05 PM

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   Fatberg liked post by Blackfern On thread : Seeking advice on processing deer at home without access to a chiller

   As noted above keep your eye out for a skope drinks fridge they pop up on Facebook marketplace quite often. Put a rail across the top and hang your deer up in there.

   Liked On: 02-06-2023, 12:05 PM

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   Fatberg liked post by 25/08 IMP On thread : Seeking advice on processing deer at home without access to a chiller

   Hang in the shade with air flow should be good for a few days the problem with sheds is they get hot. I brought a shop drinks double door chiller for $200 they work awesome just put a rain in them...

   Liked On: 02-06-2023, 12:05 PM

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   Fatberg liked post by viper On thread : Seeking advice on processing deer at home without access to a chiller

   I'm the same as 6.5 CRD, I butcher them ( roughly ) where they fall. I take the best cuts first and as much of the rest as I can carry with my skinny little legs. I don't see the point in wasting...

   Liked On: 02-06-2023, 12:04 PM

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   Fatberg liked post by hunt08 On thread : Seeking advice on processing deer at home without access to a chiller

   When hanging deer in shed turn a fan on it makes the meat set really good & hepls keep the flys away but bone out in a next days & I put in a canvas bag & put in the fridge on shelf & then any blood...

   Liked On: 02-06-2023, 12:04 PM

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   Fatberg liked post by 6.5 CRD On thread : Seeking advice on processing deer at home without access to a chiller

   Personally i butcher my animals on the spot where i shoot them, Makes for alot less mess & means im only carrying out what im going to actually eat. I take all the meat, double bag it in sealed bags...

   Liked On: 02-06-2023, 07:27 AM

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   Fatberg liked post by dannyb On thread : Winchester model 70 trigger spring replacement - anyone know of anything in NZ?

   if you have a gunsmith reasonably local, it may be worth asking them if they can do a trigger job to lighten the trigger pull ? don't get me wrong the Timney is good but it could be worth asking at...

   Liked On: 02-06-2023, 06:43 AM

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   Fatberg liked post by Micky Duck On thread : Seeking advice on processing deer at home without access to a chiller

   In cooler weather,the garage is fine if can keep flies out..the automatic phissst things are gold... bone out meat and do the double bucket thing in fridge is just the ducks nuts...two of the larger...

   Liked On: 02-06-2023, 06:33 AM

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   Fatberg liked post by Jhon On thread : public land hunting access Taranaki deer and goats

   And if you want a bit of company, on week days esp, from an old fella who does lots of reloading give us a yell....

   Liked On: 02-06-2023, 05:43 AM

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    Fatberg liked post by Moa Hunter On thread : Winchester model 70 trigger spring replacement - anyone know of anything in NZ?

    Find a lighter spring of the same length. The problem with shortening the spring on a trigger with a single adjustment screw that adjusts both weight and sear engagement at the same time is that they...

    Liked On: 29-05-2023, 01:28 PM

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    Fatberg liked post by woods223 On thread : Winchester model 70 trigger spring replacement - anyone know of anything in NZ?

    Don’t need trigger gauge. Just grab say an empty 1 litre milk container, add 1 litre of water = 1 kg or 2.2 pounds plus frig all weight of container. Bit of string tied around container neck and...

    Liked On: 29-05-2023, 01:27 PM

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    Fatberg liked post by Micky Duck On thread : Winchester model 70 trigger spring replacement - anyone know of anything in NZ?

    so they must have changed them...I could get mine down to stupidly light and still not get it to do a dishonourable discharge no matter how hard it was slammed shut or bumped.

    Liked On: 29-05-2023, 11:20 AM

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    Fatberg liked post by dannyb On thread : Winchester model 70 trigger spring replacement - anyone know of anything in NZ?

    it's also heavier gauge from memory, I replaced mine with a Timmeny after trying to modify the factory trigger, the idea of visiting an engineering firm certainly has merit.

    Liked On: 29-05-2023, 11:08 AM

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    Fatberg liked post by zeropak On thread : Winchester model 70 trigger spring replacement - anyone know of anything in NZ?

    Just cut the factory spring. The idea is to be able to back the adjuster screw off until you achieve virtually no (or very light) spring pressure and then screw in until you have an acceptable...

    Liked On: 29-05-2023, 11:07 AM

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    Fatberg liked post by Nathan F On thread : Nice 12Stag at 744y 6.5 - so am I unethical now guys?

    Really ?? Just give credit where it is due . If he ranged it , Knew his drop and was confident there is fuck all unethical about it . Well done

    Liked On: 01-05-2023, 09:50 PM

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