Thread: Backcountry Hunting Podcast - interview with Kiwi Nathan Foster

Well I listened to the podcast on the way to work (and back) today. That was a waste of time. Seemed one of the “reasons” people are using the lighter calibres is target shooting and men aren’t as strong as they used to be ��. Argument for larger calibres seemed to be as much about more damage if you don’t get the shot right. Lots of contradictions, no real talk about knowing where to shoot, waiting for a good shot, limiting your range.

Why would you listen to any of these people?

I ran over a very large tabby cat once, with a Holden station wagon full of people - everyone felt the bump - and it got up and ran away. I am not sure what all this proves.

Originally Posted by John Duxbury

I ran over a very large tabby cat once, with a Holden station wagon full of people - everyone felt the bump - and it got up and ran away. I am not sure what all this proves.

Sounds like it proves Holden station wagons are animal and pedestrian friendly
And can't pull the skin off a rice pudding.

It was an infamously tough cat though. I saw him catch and eat a seagull once.