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Innocuous slip
Coming to the end of a recce trip on Saturday morning saw me slide awkwardly off a small rock and jar my knee. Result is the knee is puffy and swollen. If it does not improve today [Monday] it will … Continue reading
Sweltering ordeal
Just this minute arrived home from a three night trip and enjoying a beer. Man it is hot!!!! With some trips lined up in the near future it was time for me to get off my rump and get some … Continue reading
Not always a done deal
A short email request on the Friday resulted in an overnight hunting trip in the quest for a chamois or Deer on the following Monday morning. It was to be the first alpine hunting trip for Daniel and it took … Continue reading
Getting over the dreaded bot!
The last two weeks have seen me laid up and useless after picking up somebody’s cast off germs. I have still got that ticklish cough you always get towards the complete recovery stage as a result of all that gunk … Continue reading
A stag in the crap
Well it is August once again and it marks the closure of my winter alpine trips. The chamois skins will now be on the wane by and large . So it is again time to polish up the ole bush … Continue reading
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Tagged bush lawyer, crappy bush, nz bush, sako vixen .222, stag, steep face, treacherous conditions
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A Stand-Off at Dawn
The Deer exploded into action and in an instant was swallowed up by the bush. The stillness of the cold winter evening emphasised the remote location and with the daylight fading fast there was a need to move on. I … Continue reading
A Mid -Winter Foray
Easily the coldest winter for a very long time it sees snow lingering on the lawn for over two weeks, an almost unheard of state of events. Eventually though a high materialises and despite the low lying snow a plan … Continue reading
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Tagged back-steaks, horns, ice gulley, mid-winter, rock, yearling
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Getting there!
I turned 60 today! [15/06 /2012] another milestone-at least it isn’t a headstone! Man it wasn’t so long ago when I couldn’t see myself hitting 30!…where have the years gone? …The weather is wild and woolly on the east coast … Continue reading
Dan Hardy suppressor
Bought the can mainly for range work but couldn’t help taking it out a couple of times to test it out-don’t think it will be a regular ride in my backpack though-I would like to avoid fallen arches if at all … Continue reading
In search of a representative winter chamois headmount
The rifle recoiled against my shoulder and shortly afterwards I uttered my favourite expletive-twice! Pulling the bolt back carefully I cupped the prized empty Lapua case and slid it into the pocket of my Ridgeline jacket and then rammed home … Continue reading
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