| controlled_feed |
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| 06/05/09 08:10 PM |
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Re: NZ hunt with Wilderness Quest New Zealand
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Hunting wild stags generally means hunting in "wild/wilderness" country
So are the working stations in NZ different to the ones in Oz?? I should have known that the properties in QLD aren't as wild as in NZ.
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When I grew up in the land of the long white cloud stags of this quality made the local paper
Stags of this quality? If you were to line up all the heads that I have posted above, mine would be at the bottom of the heap. If you re-read my original post, I said it was no world beater, and it isn't. If I bothered to get it scored, which I won't, I doubt it would make 280 Douglas. Have a closer look and work out just how long it is!
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no television at night, and oh my goodness you did get wet and often stayed wet!!!
I must try that some time. Never been to a remote spot or roughed it before. When I get to your lofty level I'll have a lash.
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Oh, by the way when did we start shooting the cockies killers??, ...sorry thats meat sheep for the uninitiated, let alone having your picture taken with one and calling it a Trophy!!!!!!.Apapapppaapwwaa Ram my arse!!!!.
I have never done this before on a forum and it may well get deleted, but what I have to say to you sir has a lot to do with sex and travel! At no stage in my original post did I say anything about the ram being a "trophy". I don't have to justify what I do to you or anyone else, just me. What I choose to do is my business and if that doesn't sit well with you, tuff shit!!
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I am almost prepared to bet my best double that that stag was specifically bred for some visiting "sportsman" to come and shoot, but everyone to their own.
I will make sure I check with you next time I decide to book a hunt just so I can conform to your way of thinking. No one will ever be able to hunt in South Africa again for fear of being labelled "a sportsmen"