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McIndoe flats is part of Big Hill Station.
No good. At least he died doing what he loved :)
Yeah id be ok with a heart attack on the hill.
Poor bugger, still had a few years of hunting left. RIP
Sad news to hear
Stink one.
Yep Condolences two the family.
Was hot enough in there last night two give anyone a heart attack:(
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Originally Posted by Hunt4life
56 is far to young and I feel for the man's family but if you gotta go then doing it while hunting would be a great way to go in my books.
If I'm correct I was part of a hunting trip with him last Nov. Nice guy, keen hunter. RIP
Condolences to family and friends
R.I.P
Condolences to his family 56 is far to young but alteast he dides doing some thing he loved doing
Condolences to the family.....Im 56 and my mate i go hunting with has had a 'mild' heart attack in the past....we always laugh & joke about it.....the old 'it wont happen to us'........reality is a huge wake up call......
Aside from being donkey-deep in a Swedish tourist, I can't think of a better time or place to go RushyQuote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
Only maybe by combining the two. Ha ha ha haQuote:
Originally Posted by Hunt4life
we have a Swedish tourist forum member. Maybe you should send him a pm :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Hunt4life
Is he really pretty VC?
Rumour has it you have fumbled around in the dark with him VC.Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
swap he for she with double d
umm I guess? not really my type.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunt4life
my type is female.
It's ok mate. We've all seen Brokeback Mountain :PQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Hmmm, not sure this thread is going the way it should, depending on the sense of humour of the poor bloke who died. No disrespect intended
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I haven't...tell me what I have missed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunt4life
Oh Jeezuss @Spook! Going bush with one other bloke will never be quite the same again! Haha Spooning and 'special hugs' will keep ya warm on those cold snowy nights
I guess my selection process of fellow hunting companions differs from others...and back to what this thread was about...I couldn't think of a greater place to die than in the bush when one's time is up, but then I am surrounded by bush so my opinion may differ from those that live in the concrete jungle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunt4life
What does it matter? You won't see him comingQuote:
Originally Posted by Hunt4life
When you die and how you die is never glorious. Out in the hills sounds romantic but for the family, their loved one passed away alone.
Condolences to family and friends for their loss
I hope it was a fast death, dying alone and knowing that's it would not be a great way to go. My sympathy to the ones that loved him