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mick...i've had a couple of bunnies escape on me using judo's...just as i have had them climb up the shaft when struck with b'heads. Tougher than we give 'em credit for. I do have good results with the ace heads and also rubber blunts...although you'll have to tune your shfts differently as the only...

Hey Mick, they look like a really good little arrow holder. I'm not much of a bow quiver fan but always seem to gravitate towards them on the hotter days as i can then carry a camel back for water. I can never decide between my great northern and my selway and now will have to decide between that on...

Currently I have no shafts in those lower pound ranges but should have in the coming month. I have several differing types of wood material coming in various configurations so if you can wait I'm sure something will come it to suit you. Conversely if you got yourself a Hill longbow then I'd....... s...

Sorry new response to old thread. in my pack and/ or pockets are folder w/ sharpening stone/file space blanket with water puritabs tucked inside matches plus lighter pilus striking mag. steel rubber gloves tracking tape spare string panadeine and advil beanie to wear and wrap all this stuff up in sm...

I always have a cat quiver in the truck or camp at least in case of serious rain. Once you get used to them they are a truly great qiuver and the quickest way to get an arrow on the string that i know of, with very little body motion. never my first choice but always have one handy
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ben

I am blind in one eye but still find that just for balance when holding, bino's beat monoculars every time. ALSO from experience i have found that the bigger bino's , whilst cumbersome , are worth their weight as they find the game where the smaller bino's won't.
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ben

A really great weekend! Leigh, Gavin and the Geelong guys and girls did themselves proud. It was fantastic seeing so many shooters, variety of gear and the great sense of relaxation and participation. The events had something to offer everyone and ensured that the diversity of the whole 'trad' spect...

Sounds good. Where are you .?
Sending you a pm.
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ben

Rest assured that there are both pigs and goats within 1 1/2 hrs of melbourne . Sadly they seem to take a fair ol' flogging from the dogging community.......It seems some people are in the habit of catching the pigs up north and releasing them down here. Having said that i dropped a good size sow 2 ...

I struggle to answer this question. I have that many knives that i know they's all get jealous if i took just one. Still in a pinch i'd leave the custom's at home and probably go for my twenty year old Puma . It's skinned sambar, pulled prickles and opened tins of beans..... you can't beat sentiment...

SSGA, congrats on a remarkable result. I have hunted Sambar for many years with some falling to rifles, one passed up with the ' wheels' and many many easily evading me at ' trad' distance.....half the time i didn't even know they were there { i can still hear them giggling]. As a young fella I was ...

Hello to all on Ozbow.....
I live in Daylesford and can attest to the damage these blighters do .
Next door is currently rebuilding all the walls[ wes, red cedar] . Lucky i live in the shed eh? But yes your quite correct that looks exactly like the work of the Cocky's
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Ben