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There yours, I'll let you know tomorrow avo, what the postage cost is, should not be much.
Pauly B

Some Hunting DVDs Bowhunting Bulk lot $150.00 plus postage 18 DVDs in total Some Traditional, Howard Hill,etc Caribou Encounters. Black Widows African Dream. Howard Hill Hunting and Fishing. Howard Hill Tembo. Howard Hill The Last Wilderness. Howard hill Hitting them Hard. Year on the Ground part 5 ...

Not really they are usually compound orientated with a small amount of Trad gear and the usual range of bows.(not custom). Is there anything in particular that you are after, as they re a couple of bowers up around this way (they work from home). We could send you in the right direction or give you ...

Sold

Welcome Sticshooter,
Thanks for sharing you knives with us.
I've yet to try making one myself, but I'm very motivated by your pics The thing that interests me is that the maker is not confined to a set design, or materials.
Thanks again mate and I hope you visit often.
Paul

Nice work Kim, Only one problem you give them a new kitchen knife and they want a new kitchen
Seriously a fine job well done.
Paul

No licence required.
But I do suggest that you join a archery club.
they will help you choose the right equipment, work out your draw lenth, etc.
Also they will require you to join an association thus making you an insured archer.
In what part of Gods country are you located
Paul

Weekend Bump.

Brackenbury 62# @ 28"= 62" Made and signed by Jim. Brown glass limbs with Diamond Rattlesnake skins. (cities OK). New string (Jeffros). also is a 6 arrow bow quiver matching snakeskin. This bow is a collectors item in good condition with general wear and tear for it age. Reason for selling...

Good luck with your new venture.
Boy those itchy feet can drive you mad
New soil under them does the trick.
Cheers
Paul

These guys don't actually drink the normal way. They can direct the rain or dew (which is rare) from when it lands on their body and with capillary action, it travels along channels on their body to the mouth. Never having to find water on the ground. How cool is that, its like having a hat with bee...

What took you so long Axe (9min)

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Went out this morning, Looking to fill the freezer.
Seen plenty of these guys, but alas they were in the neighbouring property.(so close but so far away)
Had to let them go.
Paul

Soft glove for me, I like to feel the string on my fingers
Paul

Just finished reading this post, My head hurts

I got one too, all she lives for is cuddles and food.
Axe don't suppose she has slippers and a pipe
Paul

Top photo, he's in great condition.
It would make a good screensaver.
Paul

Good to see you back Captain

Hi I use Tarzan Grip it holds on in all weather conditions and if a nock is damaged it's easy to remove and clean the end of the arrow. bowshu. I've tried the cheap superglue but I found in the wet it will loose its bond and flake off. BTW I use 5min Araldite for the points and b/heads. Heat them up...

Welcome to the world of archery young fella. I'm 50+ and know a few archers that are well into their 70s, its an sport/obsession for all ages. Totally agree with what Steve said. I tried everything but I ended up back with the simple stick and string (Trad), I found it to be the most rewarding. Plus...

She looks a natural Kim, bet it wont be long before she out shoots you.
Its good to see youngins getting so much fun from a sport that the old folks enjoy.
Reminds me when my young fella started he's now 24, and still shooting .
Thanks for sharing
Paul

Coach be very very careful, don't want you getting caught by one of those beasts. They will knock you down, drag you into one of their holes never to be seen again.
Must say its great to see Aussie wildlife free in the bush
Cheers
Paul

I must admit I'm one of those people that visits the site every day or two, but occasionally posts/replies. I read most posts and find them generally interesting, but I choose not to comment, Guess I don't have a lot to say. (Closed mouth gathers no feet) On the other hand Graeme did you allow for t...

Used 125gr for a long time, but for the last year have been using heavier heads (learning all the time)
Paul

Very generous of you Axe, I think it will be well sort after
Cheers
Paul

Sound like you know what your doing .
Looking forward to the pic's
Paul

Bottom one Gundy. Got to love those curvy lines, bit of character.
Cheers
Paul

Found these links on another hunting site thought it would be of interest 6 Part series Feral Cats Down Under http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd8wB0SjI3c http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QK16dr34eIw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wISzYNfVisY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqK0E9YtkZg http://www.youtube...

I was up in Katherine years ago and there was a very active bowhunting club up there then. They even had a shop front display in the northen end of the main street. Can't help you much more than that. But I don't think you wont have any problems finding them when you get there. By the way there's pl...

Yeah I remember the one on Wavebreak Island. The authorities finally contacted the Australian Deer Association for help. For some reason the powers tobe decided to leave it :roll: Anyway some months later when the Stag shed it antlers, the papers started to report that the stag now had a girlfriend ...