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  1. 18-08-2016, 08:22 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by hawkfish View Post
    Yeah nothing quite like a bit of armed tramping eh! Just give me a shout when you want to get out and we can get something organised. :-)
    Heading up Whakamarama on Saturday with Big Foot and my wee fella your welcome to join us @hawkfish
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    Quote Originally Posted by mucko View Post
    Heading up Whakamarama on Saturday with Big Foot and my wee fella your welcome to join us @hawkfish
    Good luck mucko
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Good luck mucko
    cheers mate, sadly no dog to help out but I have my name down for a new one through a forum member when one is ready. will be my first hunt without Holly going to be a bit weird. how is everything with you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mucko View Post
    cheers mate, sadly no dog to help out but I have my name down for a new one through a forum member when one is ready. will be my first hunt without Holly going to be a bit weird. how is everything with you.
    Yeh good thanks but far to busy. Haven't been bush at all this year. Hardly done any shooting either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mucko View Post
    Heading up Whakamarama on Saturday with Big Foot and my wee fella your welcome to join us @hawkfish
    Cheers for the offer I really appreciate it, but unfortunately my wife is working so I will be maning the kids. Give me a shout when your next planning a trip and you fancy some company though.

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    hi Hawkfish

    I'm new to hunting and would be keen to come along for a walk with you at some stage

    I'm a keen fisherman and diver so have some "outdooor" experience and am also safe and sensible.

    I'm over in Papamoa so meeting in the Kaimais would work

    PM me if you are keen
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