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These videos are priceless. Thanks for sharing them!

I also know this thread is old, but it is an incredible story with a great outcome (at least for one hunter!). Absolutely top work and thanks for sharing the tale! Epic.

Great write-up! Sounds like a fantastic trip. Don't worry about the big brown snake skin- it actually belongs to a carpet python. You can tell by counting the scales, and also the faint markings residual on the shed skin. Excellent photography too!

Broadheads will rip a bunny to pieces. That's fine if you don't want to eat it. Bunnies make great eating, so I prefer to hit them with a blunt. I use Outback SGB's and they do a great job!

Excellent stuff! Looks like a good shot, and fun times. Hope you get to remove a few more from our beautiful landscape that these goats love to destroy.

Excellent hunting! Wish I lived somewhere near a mob of goats - they do make for great eating (and hunting). Thanks for sharing the story Macca

Top story and some good hunting!

Your frogs are Lesueur's tree frogs, Litoria lesueuri. They can be a range of colours and I agree the yellow ones are particularly nice!

Top stuff! I went looking for pigs on the weekend and found heaps of sign but no critters. You've gotten a veritable feast (fox excepted )!!

Yabbies and pork - can't go wrong with that! Great story and pics.

Good stuff! I hope the story continues

Good stuff! My partner and I both dig the second shot with the pig. The barra is a good one too.

I reckon a couple of these won't go astray. Are there any left, Jeff?

Nice work. The lad would have been stoked with his piglet - and yes, one less big one to do feral damage.
Mmmm, bacon and smoked rabbit

You lucky bugger, have fun Paul!!

Rob- three words: wow, Wow, WOW!!!

Thanks again for writing up the entire build on this bow, it is absolutely magnificent - and what a performer too!

That's an awesome trip, I'd love to do something like that. I'm very jealous!

Looks like an amazing trip Clint and Co. Pity about the near misses but that must be incredibly hard country to hunt in! Thanks for sharing your pics!

Made my day.

Good work on the ferals (and the inflatables)! Looks like some great country out there.

Rob, your bows are too good for words, and this one is even better. Thanks again for showing how you make these all the way through from timber to ... speechlessness!

I'm still laughing at the polypipe and swag concept... bloody genius

Just beautiful, Rob! And again, thanks for taking us all through this very amazing build up! Sure, there may be more than one way to skin a cat, but it's always a pleasure to watch someone do it

Geez Rob, you're good lookin' and handsome. But your bows are more so

It's great to watch how the awesomeness of Flatline bows is created!

I'm "quivering" with anticipation to see the final result! Each time I shoot my Flatline I am amazed at the beauty of the action it has; the looks are purely an accessory compared to the function, which really says a lot. What a rare thing to find, these Flatline bows. This build-along is ...

Not the kind of place you want a pass-through I've seen this shots before and they're incredible.

Top stuff! Good on you for letting the draw down on the nanny. Those buggers must be breeding up after the big wet we've had. Nice to see the Border put through it's paces too.

WOW Rob, that's beautiful timber! Thanks for sharing your work!

I'll second a little Corolla. We have a 1993 Subaru Impreza that keeps going and going and going, but parts are expensive I hear. She has 300,000km on the clock and doesn't seem to notice, but the fuel economy could be better.

Good stuff Rod! Hope me and the Mrs can get anywhere near 34 years, it isn't always easy, and takes two good folk.

That story made my day . Whatever a Morag is, I think I have one too (just don't tell her!).

It doesn't stack would possibly be the better description, but check out the draw force curve Rob kindly posted up on the "A look at FLATLINE" thread. It's more difficult to draw over the earlier part of the cycle and then eases up. I can really feel the difference in the draw. I suppose, ...