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    58 Colonial and The Bull Elk

    You'd have to be the lowest kind of scumbag to do that imo
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    Best pattern yet

    Likewise didn't work in mine either.
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    Fouling your barrel.

    I just snap a cap to clear and load up
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    Nothing!

    I do like those 94 legacy models
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    Nothing!

    Sounds like my last few goat hunts. Right down to having a deer ( in my case 2 fallow ) at 30m but not being allowed to shoot.
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    History of hunting from trees

    Yes,actually I have.
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    History of hunting from trees

    Oh,I dunno,there were a few bits which were true
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    In Praise of the Hawken

    I've got about 100kg of flint sitting under my bedroom window lol
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    Remember your First ML kill?

    I reckon my first was a rabbit at about 20m with my 50 cal dikar hawken
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    So, pictures of.....

    Be no point,I have no access to that land unfortunately
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    So, pictures of.....

    A few fallow deer spotted from the side of the road today
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    Roundball Expansion?

    This is one shot from point blank into a feral goats head, .495 home cast round ball over 80gn of 2f. Went clean through the skull but was trapped under the skin on the off side.
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    Roundball Expansion?

    I'd suggest because he's interested
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    Pheasant season tradition.

    $70 per bird is way out of my price range. £70 per bird is borderline highway robbery imo. I think I'll have to stick with hunting feral game,although that can be damned expensive too these days. No wonder people poach
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    Pheasant season tradition.

    Would love to hunt pheasant. Mighty expensive over here. Something like $70/bird IF you can find somewhere in Australia to do it
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    .56 Smoothbore Grouse Hunt

    Excellent fun !
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    So, pictures of.....

    Its a black shouldered kite with a native rat,which is quite large prey for it. The eggs are from a spur winged plover ( masked lapwing ). They hatched about a month and a half ago.
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