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Coach wrote: 41 OLD ,, I dont think so , now respect your elders

happy birthday........................................................... - ya old bastard!!!!


just kidding - have a good one mate and enjoy the barby.

after getting the run-around from both buyers, these knives are now for sale still....

nice bow mate.
if you don't mind - how much did she cost to get into australia?

ahh - the truth comes out hey kim......

i was in a high state of trauma on the drive home after that red deer hunt, and i lay the blame squarely on you.....

for sure gary!

thanks for that info glenn - i may have to have a chat to you about the area in more detail some time mate.
can't wait to start hunting some pigs up there...

very happy with the job offer and the area - look out piggies!!!

both sold!!!

i have for sale the following knives - both were bought in japan a couple of years ago, and these ones don't see any use, so they are now for sale. both feature "san-mai" blades, which basically means 3 layers. the outside layers are damascus, with a central working layer of very high carb...

tommo: yes - same here mate - been trying to down a pig for quite a while now. it'll happen sooner or later......i hope. mick: yes mate - i love the sidequiver. the only thing i wish was different was that it could hold 7 arrow sinstead of the 5. that way i could carry an extra blunt and broadhead. ...

couple more pics..... emus http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y282/bsrecurve357/emus.jpg goat country http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y282/bsrecurve357/goatcountry1.jpg misty morning http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y282/bsrecurve357/misteymorning.jpg survivor http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y282/bs...

ahhh yes - the good old camp oven has beeen a close freind of mine in the last few months.
that particular meal was the hindquarters of a rabbit made into a stew with some spuds - good chewing!!!
will try and actually get down your way sometime this year mate - school holidays perhaps?....

awesome mate!!!

love the pic too...

Well – it’s certainly been a while since I’ve posted on this site, and it’s good to finally have the internet at home again. Looong story short - I got a job in Dalby mid-last-year, and have since been enjoying the bonuses of living in an area such as this. I’ve ga...

ahhh - good to see you've got the tillering under control mate.
just goes to show that all those horrible things they say about kim aren't true......

would love to come mate, but will be pretty busy this weekend methinks.
definitely will be at the next one though.....

it really depends on what she can handle mate. i wouldn't buy a bow of any given poundage for myself (let alone someone else) if i didn't know i'd be able to handle it comfortably, or at least work up to it without too much hassle. first i'd be sure of what weight is ideal for her before making a bo...

certainly one of the better stories i've seen posted in quite a while - all the pics are great, and well done on the goats!!!

Doesn't sound very safe at all if they're feeding you steak burgers mate!!!






seriously though - sounds like a good place that's been created there, and i may swing by in the future some time...

fair enough kim, but so far i haven't had any trouble getting close enough to the weight i'm after with it all up front. i have found both carbons and alloys to be noticeably louder than woods - and stuffing them with something definately does help - which is a plus. the last time i went there - cla...

nice one!!

should be able to take a small mixo rabbit with it - wouldn't go for anything bigger with that setup though.......
hope those evil spirits didn't follow you home mate.

that's an awesome score mate.
that many 2020's will do you for ages...

loved the story and pic mate - nice one!

in the trad shoots i go to these days (not often at all unfortunately) i don't bother playing by the rules anymore (some of which i find a tad pedantic). i still pay my fee and shoot the same round as everyone else, but i use my carbons and deflex/reflex bows, and don't bother with the scorecard. i'...

Simon: it has the slightest hint of deflex when strung - wouldn't see it unless you looked up close. Tommo - seems i was mistaken slightly. i never did post up the figures for that whip, due to me short drawing it slightly and not hitting anchor (it stacked slightly at my drawlength, hence why i use...

hehe - yes i think it should really be called a "mommy and daddy bonus"......

It is about 56 pound and shoots a 500 grain carbon at 190fps through my chrono and is an absolute joy to shoot.As I am getting older I am starting to lean more to lighter bows and this seems about perfect for everyday use so the Robertson will be up for sale very soon. ahhh - seeing the light mate....

nice one mate - really classy look to it i reckon.

yeah mate - i put a post up late last year which had figures for the toelke and the centaur, will see if i can find it and post a link. the widow figures were done by a yank i know which were good for comparison since it was tested at a 30" draw length, just like my centaur and toelke.