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   hackmeat liked post by RUMPY On thread : Skunked AGAIN

   Yes great walk today Micky Duck. Couple of pics Morning sun dappled through the trees. ( Not a bushfire ) 230023 The ones in the safe zone (on private farmland)

   Liked On: 31-07-2023, 08:15 PM

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   hackmeat liked post by Micky Duck On thread : The price of meat these days is a joke.

   in similar fashion..... was at mates the other day picking up pork..he did something with front roast/squarecut shoulder,Ive never seen done before...and buggamesideways I cannot for life of me work...

   Liked On: 30-07-2023, 05:52 PM

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   hackmeat liked post by Seventy Six On thread : The price of meat these days is a joke.

   Yip, traditionally the 1st vertibrae (loin chop) is included in a whole leg. When learning basic lamb butchery from my dad on the farm he would give me stern words if i tried to get 6 loin chops per...

   Liked On: 30-07-2023, 05:49 PM

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   hackmeat liked post by RUMPY On thread : New hunter - Advice on first rifle

   If a rifle fits nice you should be able to look at a dot on the wall of shop and lift rifle to your shoulder nice and quick and the crosshairs should be on the dot without moving your head around....

   Liked On: 28-07-2023, 03:41 PM

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   hackmeat liked post by Seventenths On thread : whats needed when hunting the south island

   Boots - up north I used lightweight Solomon boots but down here they’re ok over the warmer months but don’t last long up on the mountains as they take more of a punishment. A solid leather boot works...

   Liked On: 07-06-2023, 08:09 PM

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   hackmeat liked post by Happy Jack On thread : whats needed when hunting the south island

   Fitness the hills down here are a hell of a lot bigger. Stubbies and thermals work just fine plenty of us wear them including me.

   Liked On: 07-06-2023, 08:07 PM

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   hackmeat liked post by Chur Bay On thread : Binos for bush stalking - do you need em? Why and how?

   They are good for scanning the bush but also keep you still. Definitely good for Sika Hunting.

   Liked On: 26-05-2023, 05:27 PM

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   hackmeat liked post by viper On thread : South island hunting

   Nevis valley holds plenty of animals, starting to get difficult to get over there now with snow and ice on the pass. It was new to me hunting down here as well , especially after NI bush hunting....

   Liked On: 26-05-2023, 05:25 PM

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   hackmeat liked post by Stag On thread : Learning to Hunt, the Hard Way.

   Makes me realise how privileged I was growing up. My son now 10, has shot plenty of deer, tahr and a couple of chamois. I was always envious of families that could fly fish and catch groper. Took...

   Liked On: 21-05-2023, 10:29 AM

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    hackmeat liked post by Barry the hunter On thread : Fallow advice

    keep a good eye out around midday - unlike reds the little buggers will come out for a feed around then - shot quite a few out for a lunch time snack

    Liked On: 18-05-2023, 04:39 PM

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    hackmeat liked post by Tentman On thread : Simple practice shooting question

    Hey Moa - if you try and practise you can shoot even "snotty" rifles with a light hold, and guess what, they'll shoot better for it - the firm hold thing is a function of your sub conscious being...

    Liked On: 17-05-2023, 06:32 PM

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    hackmeat liked post by m101a1 On thread : Simple practice shooting question

    Cant do now with new range rules/ cone of fire etc but chasing a golf ball on ground at 25m plus standing is great practise or a clay terget at 100m with your hunting rifle snap shooting will soon...

    Liked On: 17-05-2023, 06:31 PM

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    hackmeat liked post by MB On thread : WHEN THINGs GO WRONG AND YOU END UP PUTTING YOUR LIFE ON THE LINE

    I will counter disagree :D The geography of where a lot of hunting is done is challenging and weather conditions can change rapidly. None of us want to be wrapped up in cotton wool avoiding all...

    Liked On: 17-05-2023, 06:28 PM

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    hackmeat liked post by Hunty1 On thread : Cheap, lightweight waterproof jacket recommendation

    Not sure... makes your breakfast oats hard to stomach though! If spilt definitely permeates through a pack!

    Liked On: 16-05-2023, 06:53 PM

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    hackmeat liked post by Lauries Hut On thread : Sleeping systems - advise and insights form the community

    Firstly sleeping bags: A little weight can be saved with the fabric, but in the end if you have 800 grams of down the fill will weigh 800 grams. There’s lots of marketing around various types, but...

    Liked On: 16-05-2023, 06:05 PM

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