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    I should have "barked" this one!

    Hi, in New Zealand we call goats balls mountain oysters :rotf: Send those ones over to me and Ill report back. Can't be toooo bad :barf:
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    Color for safety

    Would love to see that :barf: Photos please. Brings to mind a movie, Broke back something. :rotf: Please dont ask me to come hunting with you.
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    Color for safety

    Hi, I guess its a little different in each country. In NZ where RED deer are hunted a lot, I would not be seen dead ( pun intended ) in what you are wearing :blah: Red deer in their summer coat can appear VERY red looking in the right light and remember we can hunt 365 days a year. :thumbsup:
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    Color for safety

    Hi, I agree, in New Zealand there is no law stating what you have to wear. But, a lot of people over here are going away from the fluro orange and going to the blue.
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    Granddaughter's Thanksgiving Hunt

    Good for you :bow: , taking the young one out. Is she interested in shooting or just enjoys going out with you ?. Greg.
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    skill,s lost

    Hi my freind. I have just taken up hunting with a muzzle loader and am happy to report that in New Zealand at least, the old ways seem to taking off. I agree all this high tec stuff for hunting is a joke. People these days want instant success, dont want to put in the hard yards and learn to...
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    Friday Hunt

    :bow: Well done, nice read.Enjoy your dinner.
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    Missouri River Hawken Opinions

    Hi from NZ, I have one in 50 cal maple stock. Love it, shoots great with Hornady GPB. I have just been playing with the PRB. Even with the fast 1-24 twist it is shooting realy well with a Hornady .495 RB. I have found with the patch combo I am using I have to keep the powder charge at 60 or...
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    .58 Cal Lunch

    :rotf: :rotf:
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    .58 Cal Lunch

    OOOORSUM :bow: Love the story and photos, makes me want to get out myself. You dont think you need a bigger cal just in case you see a real big wabbit. :wink:
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    Hi there, yea some places are realy steep, what makes it worse is the ground has what we call papa rock under very little top soil. slippery as a butches prick! :rotf: stand on one of those places and your on your arss before you know it. Thanks Greg.
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    I took a photo of the recovered projectile today. I don't have any thing to check the weight but I don't think it lose much at all. Load was 70gn ffg, 385gn HGP, bullet traveled about 16" from bottom of brisket to top of right shoulder. Thanks Greg.
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    Where can I buy accessories

    Thank you for that, I'll have a look. Greg.
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    Hi, thank you. She was only a young one but in good nick. I was hoping to take a stag as a first but, I just could'nt turn her down. :redface: Thanks Greg.
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    Hi hanshi, Thank you. Hopefully I'll be able to post more in the future, I don't think there is a lot of people from NZ on this forum. Thanks Greg
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    Hi, I've noticed people having names for their rifles on this site, some thing I've never thought about to be honest :hmm: Thanks Greg
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    Hi, yes thats right, not the kind of shot you practice a lot! I was down in the bottom of a narrow creek, when I looked up to my right this hind was at the top of what we call a razor back ridge. She was looking down at me and all I could see was the bottom of her brisket, neck and head. Sitting...
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