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Topic: Going bush !
Posted By: Guests
Subject: Going bush !
Date Posted: November 30 2006 at 1:22am
My Stepson Evin turned 13 the other day . I've been told by him that his having a couple of mates over for a sleep over ! Then he drops it on me that he wants to go camping & hunting ! I'll see you blokes Sunday ! Seems I've got a couple of potential  Enfield addicts comming up!Smile


      Dave



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Posted By: Raider
Date Posted: November 30 2006 at 6:17am

Good for ya Dave. Have a safe trip and lots of fun.

Raider

 



Posted By: hoadie
Date Posted: November 30 2006 at 9:08am
Hey! Isn't THIS the same kid that was drivin ya nuts last spring?!
Hoadie

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Posted By: Cookie Monster
Date Posted: November 30 2006 at 10:03am
dave,
Excellent any time a youth can enjoy safe sporting arms is a good deed.
 
The one and only "Cookie Monster"


Posted By: Tony
Date Posted: November 30 2006 at 11:47am
Great stuff Dave. Get em cleaning the rifles after they use them . Gives them a sense of resposibility.

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Born free taxed to death!!!



Posted By: Cookie Monster
Date Posted: November 30 2006 at 12:34pm
Originally posted by Tony Tony wrote:

Great stuff Dave. Get em cleaning the rifles after they use them . Gives them a sense of resposibility.
 
Cleaning, reloading, that is good plus could go and set the targets back up as well
 
Cookie Monster


Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 01 2006 at 12:05pm
I already have the kids reloading & cleaning their own Rifles & I get Ev to reload my work .223 ammo! It was his big brother that I was having trouble with ! He decided that going back up to QLD to live with his father was a far better career option than having to live under my roof & live with the Basic rules of respect your elders ,your Mother & that your only a little cog in the big wheel of things Wink (I had a little "Talk" with him Evil%20Smile & he realised that ,some people have a use by date if they sh*t me ! & his was almost expired !)   I've got a couple of promiseing young shooters from outside at the moment ! Mind you we have'nt told their parents that their driving round the paddocks with a 13 yr old driving yet & they've been out shooting ! I'll cross that bridge tomorrow !

    Dave


Posted By: White Rhino
Date Posted: December 02 2006 at 12:05am
Well Dave if any of them would be mine I would not have a problem, but you know how some people can be? When children come over to my house mostly my son Boogies friends they are going to be exposed to shooting and most of them are coming over just for that. and thier parents know and only let because im here to over look them and teach them the safety aspects. when you have a kid that just wont watch were his muzzle is pointed, well thats when you get you a mellon the size of a human head and let the kid shoot it . man you see their eyes light up and they realize how much damage that little projectile does, i also show them the damage on the deer we kill during the hunting season
This morning I had 4 kids hunting with me and a buddy of mine, one of the kids was his step son we call him Bait Shrimp he is 8 years old and he sat in the stand with his step dad Brad. but they didnt stay long Bait Shrimp got his feet wet on the way to the stand.  Me I stood about 40 to 50 feet from the canal and only seen a but load of Wood Ducks, must have been about 30 Wood Ducks swiming in the canal. Well maybe we will get lucky tomorrow morning, the kids are going to make an evening hunt but i cant do that,Safety reason and lead by example, i will be drunk by then, going to go up front by Unks house and smoke some more deer meat. I know it aint enough with these little carnavourse running around here!


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"White Rhino"

"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer." --W. C. Fields


Posted By: hoadie
Date Posted: December 02 2006 at 12:42am
How DO you get the deer into those papers??

Isn't it a bit hard on the lungs?
Man..U southern types will smoke ANYTHING!
Hoadie

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Posted By: White Rhino
Date Posted: December 02 2006 at 7:44am
We southern boys dont use papers! we use da corn cob pipe!

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"White Rhino"

"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer." --W. C. Fields


Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 02 2006 at 10:26am
Well ! The Hurcombe House Hold has now gone back to some form of normality (as normal as it gets round here ) The boys had the time of their lives ! One of them comes from a house of Antis & his mother had a slight stroke today when her son arrived home complete with a empty .44 mag case that he'd fired yesterday ! She was worried he may refill it & use it again ! Confused I'm glad I did'nt seat a bullet init for him ! The Enfields were a big hit with them ! 303, 303 -25 & 303-270 !


     Dave


Posted By: Hatchetman
Date Posted: December 03 2006 at 5:43pm
Deadset there has to be something wrong with a teenage lad that dosnt want to go out bush and have a shoot.

Sure beats the playstation.

The only reason why hunting and shooting isnt very popular with people from around my area is that the government makes it difficult to get involved, and bieng city dwellers its hard to find somewhere to do said hunting and shooting unless you know someone who does.

The mother is probably some hippy bloody pinko. Initially when I went to get my firearms licence my mother (im still living with my parents) didnt really want me keeping firearms here..... but she came around eventually.

The fact that i mentioned that she had done pistol training when she was a bank teller back in the day helped my cause, and she has the utmost trust in my not doing anything stupid like obliterating a myna bird sitting on the back fence with the 95gr accutip rounds i have for my rifle.

In the end i went for a gucci new rifle with optics and all, but my paperwork is in to acquire a No1 Mk111 so 4 to 6 weeks from now i could be clutching onto my very own enfield!


Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 03 2006 at 6:55pm
Funny thing Mums ! Mine was brought up round firearms ,married a Pro shooter & out of 4 of us kids I ended up taking up the family tradition & after all these years she still is not comftable around them & was really happy when dad at 80 decided to hand in his license !

     Dave


Posted By: Lithgow
Date Posted: December 03 2006 at 7:56pm
My mum grew up in a poor family on a farm in the depression and she and her brothers were responsible for putting meat on the table.
She can shoot better than most blokes and is a dab hand at setting rabbit traps and snares, not to mention being able to track a bull ant over bitumen.
She can still clean the game just as well as most blokes too.
She has always been happy to see the family get involved in shooting and still takes her part with the shotgun.
Now she is seeing my 6 year old learn to shoot and she enjoys every minute of it.



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