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   veitnamcam liked post by hebe On thread : Any ex NZ forest service fellas here?

   Tier 1 tree tag. Permanent monitoring of a 20x20 site. You get to site, set up tapes to mark the 20x20 based on the orientation of the red permolat being centre of plot, then split 20x20 into 1m2...

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   veitnamcam liked post by bluebaiter222 On thread : Any ex NZ forest service fellas here?

   I think most jokers working for FS would have taken offence in being labelled a townie.Defineately roll your sleeves up,get shit done, rural types.Fencing,c/saws,blasting,bla bla bla to get an...

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   veitnamcam liked post by Bagheera On thread : Any ex NZ forest service fellas here?

   Back then, wise words from the boss, personal responsibility for your own safety and a bit of common sense went a long way.

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   veitnamcam liked post by bluebaiter222 On thread : Any ex NZ forest service fellas here?

   The tags and transects were established back to the 60's and 70's.I don't imagine DOC carried on with this long term monitoring.The ally tags were fixed to the trees with a long shank clout leaving...

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   veitnamcam liked post by bluebaiter222 On thread : Any ex NZ forest service fellas here?

   In order to ensure data repeatability,some transects had the 50 mtr interval sites marked with permalat,and some didnt.Instead in the absence of intermediate markers the bod would strap on his waist...

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   veitnamcam liked post by bluebaiter222 On thread : Any ex NZ forest service fellas here?

   It's a id tag on that tree.NZFS had permanent vegetation monitoring lines established in Native forests it managed.These lines are called transect lines and generally start in valley floors and run...

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   veitnamcam liked post by MarkN On thread : The price of meat these days is a joke.

   The point is: There was never so much pelvis in the "leg" of lamb, there was always a sliver of bone, from above the leg bone ball joint, but not the large chunk of pelvis I'm talking about, that...

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   veitnamcam liked post by Mathias On thread : Douglas score red head

   Palmation can often add to score as the off shoot points that counterpart get measured to the pith line of the tine. PM me your phone number so we can organise a time.

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   veitnamcam liked post by PerazziSC3 On thread : Douglas score red head

   My “guess” is it’s over 340 and under 365 I will update when officially measured.

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    veitnamcam liked post by PerazziSC3 On thread : Douglas score red head

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    veitnamcam liked post by imaca On thread : Attempts to ban suppressors in the US

    Legislation based on what is seen (or heard in this case) in the movies.

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    veitnamcam liked post by Micky Duck On thread : Is my hare/rabbit okay to eat?

    Dry because you boiled it first.over cooked it to buggery and back,quickly,means fry quickly,like a medium rare steak

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    veitnamcam liked post by Micky Duck On thread : Is my hare/rabbit okay to eat?

    uuuurrrrr wrong.... hare if treated the same will taste almost identical to venison...the very best of venison at that.

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    veitnamcam liked post by Shearer On thread : Dinner thread?

    Thanks AMac. Tried that Brazilian Moqueca recipe you put up. It was very good with the Stargazer/Monkfish. The texture of the fish is much like crayfish and the flavor is very subtle. 222813

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