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  1. 30-12-2012, 06:13 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    Indeed! Oh well we made it, unpacked and eaten. Might have to sort some big eared critters in the morning. Got three eager young gadgettes lined up to come for a wander. No one too keen on the Leatham, might do a wee overnighter on my Todd. Packed a tent and cooker.
    Get out there GM. Time alone in a tent is therapeutic.
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  3. 30-12-2012, 06:15 AM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Yep go for a look gadget. Can't get em on the couch.(unless your sneeze or rushy )

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    It would be doable VC but I reckon my Missus would divorce me if I let one go from the house while she was home. Of course what happens while she is out is an entirely different story.
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    WJust about ger a deer from the house. Have been in the grain crop a few paddocks away. And someone just about collected one on the highway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    WJust about ger a deer from the house.
    You been drinking GM?
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    He's entered banjo country
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    Quote Originally Posted by cambo View Post
    He's entered banjo country
    Aaaaaahh, pickers or strummers? Don't suppose it matters, hill billy's huh?
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    This phone has a small keyboard for these fat fingers. The eyes don't seem to work as well as they used to either. Now hand me a jar of that moonshine and try keep up with this fiddle. Looks like tomorrow will be the best chance weather wise.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    This phone has a small keyboard for these fat fingers. The eyes don't seem to work as well as they used to either. Now hand me a jar of that moonshine and try keep up with this fiddle. Looks like tomorrow will be the best chance weather wise.
    You are not too far back in the woods then. Still got cell phone coverage.
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    Found out that the choppers have hammered the top end, deer took a hammering, bastards.. wonder if thats all they did, might explain why no sign of a deer where we were, should of been
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    Quote Originally Posted by deer243 View Post
    Found out that the choppers have hammered the top end, deer took a hammering, bastards.. wonder if thats all they did, might explain why no sign of a deer where we were, should of been
    That is really annoying Deer243. It will take some time for the deer numbers to build back up in the area.
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    Re: Leatham?

    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    That is really annoying Deer243. It will take some time for the deer numbers to build back up in the area.
    Still its better than the green rain.
    Still animals about in there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Still its better than the green rain.
    Still animals about in there.

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    True that but I am one that would like to see the deer reach a point where they achieve a natural balance on the land. I find it difficult to believe that the deer in this country eat anywhere near as much as the Moa did in their hey day.
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    True but unless all us humans are wiped out its never going to happen.
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    True Vc, far better than green rain, still a pain in the arse thou lol.
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    Ended up fixing too much broken farm gear and ran out of daylight to get organized to visit the Leatham on Tuesday. Wednesday night heavy rain and rivers likely to be in flood.

    Maybe Friday/Saturday, I'm determined to get there.
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