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Can some one please enlighten me why a Bankrupt person (Adult) can not give permission for a minor to go hunting. What am I not seeing here. Cheers Roadie. I imagine it is about the capacity for a parent to take financial as well as moral responsibility for their child's actions while hunting under...

longbowinfected wrote: On one hand minors cannot posses knives in public yet other legislation might see them in public by themselves with a gun or bow, yet if hunting they would need a knife....in my opinion.

What law prohibits a minor from carrying a knife hunting?

looseplucker wrote:A Current Affair!

LOL they will get to the bottom of it for sure

POLICE

That isn't the point though when we are dealing with the rabid animal liberationists. They see the problem with us as US and are just against humans interacting with animals. It is not about the quantum of suffering via different ends to their lives, it is about humans living in some fantasy world ...

That isn't the point though when we are dealing with the rabid animal liberationists. They see the problem with us as US and are just against humans interacting with animals. It is not about the quantum of suffering via different ends to their lives, it is about humans living in some fantasy world w...

The Greens really are populated by idiots aren't they. Mr Shoebridge says the Game Council is a partisan body and should not be setting the rules. They don't, never have, they write reports and recommendations and Parliament makes the laws. :roll: Can't let the facts get in the way of your propagand...

good to hear she is coming good

It is a reprint then of the same article promoting his business he got published in the rural papers a couple of weeks ago.

rmcpb wrote:The trouble is that no matter how well we put our case the emotive, PC "arguments" presented in the article get the air time not the rational arguments.

Here in Canberra we see plenty of hunting in the papers, and it seems to be well received by the wider public.

Mick, This may come as a bit of a surprise to you (and Troy above), but you and I are on pretty much the same page here. We hunters can be just as irrational in our defence of our pursuit as the AL people can be in theirs. One thing about many/most of them (and I have had many head to head debates ...

The use of poison baits is far more indiscriminate and crueler than any control measure and these people sanction these control measures which kill important native species and do not make use of resources which could be better managed. The Animal Liberation position on feral animals is that we sho...

The effort required to parse her paper to death is beyond my energy ATM but I have one thing to say in defence of hunting. All too often I see people seperate out the various parts of hunting and attack each part from the perspective drawn from another part. When a hunter says "I hunt for food&...

A critical reader may (not unreasonably) agree that causing pain and/or death for pleasure is abhorrant but question the value of a statement that "( Note that I do not use the term ‘sport hunting’. While there may be an element of physical prowess involved in hunting, )...hunting lacks an ess...

In many respects the article did not contain argument, but a series of assertions or propositions, with the references cited being of only one type - or indeed ones previously published by the writer. This is how I saw the article too, just an opinion piece with some cherry picks references to atte...

This happened a lot to me this last week end

And glorious weather for it too, hope you took the day off

The Cotter river. It is above Vanities crossing
AG66
55h 670495 6085022

The area has been locked off for many years

The only one I have scanned

Great stuff Tom.
I used to do a lot of B&W and I still have all the gear stored in boxes here. It would be nice to have a darkroom again.

A similar theme, from the Canberra Times today about the web blog RiotAct
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-new ... 1vwuk.html

It is a good thing he was captured alive, now maybe there is a chance the parents of that missing girl might learn what happened to her.

Why the snide backhander Morton. Could it be that you can't see that I wrote two paragraphs, the first in response to your post, the second an entirely rhetorical musing on my part with no reference to you or what you wrote what so ever? I was going on what Commissioner Scipioni said on T.V., and he...

His survival skills are second to none, obviously. I don't believe they are better than the average squatter. Reports in the Canberra Times today claim he was living in peoples weekenders during the week days and just living rough on weekends (or when genuinely on the run I suppose). He had a netwo...

they will explain you detailed the entire process

Chase N. Nocks wrote:
Jindy, the urine thing. Is that before or after you have harvested the antler?

The antler I gave John, definitely post harvest

Totally agree on the respirator. If you can smell the antler there is all sorts of organics getting in to your lungs. An allergic reaction could result, or much worse a case of Q Fever (antler has plenty of urine sprayed on it during the rut).

Wow
Wild country

hazard wrote:

jindydiver wrote:I will take it

Its about time you got rid if that wheelie you have

Hazard

That isn't going to happen I am just evening up the rack, 2 longbows and only one recurve

I will take it