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    good going you fullas now wish i had paddocks like them 😆😁
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    Quote Originally Posted by ANOTHERHUNTER View Post
    I will give them until about wednesday
    I interpreted that as permission @ANOTHERHUNTER

    So son Craig and I took you up on it...

    Him. An interesting old 12 with some beat up tines
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    Me. A yummy 2yr old
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    nice work again whats tee'd for monday ������
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    Turns out i was stronger than my demons/issues led me to belive

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    Quote Originally Posted by quadhunter260 View Post
    nice work again whats tee'd for monday ������
    Hopefully retirement!

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    @Tahr - what did you knock over the yummy 2 year old with?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steelisreal View Post
    @Tahr - what did you knock over the yummy 2 year old with?
    @Steelisreal That's a Schultz&Larsen 6.5x55. 140 amax, 170 yds. Poll axed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by craigc View Post
    Hopefully retirement!
    for You, Tahr or Both hahaha
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    @Steelisreal That's a Schultz&Larsen 6.5x55. 140 amax, 170 yds. Poll axed.
    Great to see that rifle out and about again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by craigc View Post
    Hopefully retirement!
    I hope it’s not retirement from posting hunting yarns and photos but retirement from work so you can post more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    @Steelisreal That's a Schultz&Larsen 6.5x55. 140 amax, 170 yds. Poll axed.
    Did the 6.5 pass through completely or did you find it expanded on the outer skin?
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    @Tahr

    How are you finding those MSR tents for size and ease of use?
    I have the dilemma heat vs sleep.

    My current tent is dark green. With the midnight sun, it dims the light enough to sleep ok.Part of my problem is the temperature, I need to be in a proper bag due frost or close to, but as soon as the sun catches the tent I'll be swimming in sweat.
    I'm beginning to think I might want a light coloured tent and sadly it needs to be expedition grade due the winds we have (cheap stuff just get ripped/torn from lines tugging). I get very limited stamina when I don't sleep properly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norway View Post
    @Tahr

    How are you finding those MSR tents for size and ease of use?
    I have the dilemma heat vs sleep.

    My current tent is dark green. With the midnight sun, it dims the light enough to sleep ok.Part of my problem is the temperature, I need to be in a proper bag due frost or close to, but as soon as the sun catches the tent I'll be swimming in sweat.
    I'm beginning to think I might want a light coloured tent and sadly it needs to be expedition grade due the winds we have (cheap stuff just get ripped/torn from lines tugging). I get very limited stamina when I don't sleep properly.
    @Norway I like it for ease of use and lightness but I wouldn't rate it as a 4 season tent - more like 3 season. I find it warm and comfortable albeit a bit snug. But for just me anywhere except the exposed tops I rate it as being very good. I can get my pack and rifle out of the WX into the vestibule and in the main tent I can sit up and turn comfortably with room for my overnight stuff and boots etc.

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    Thanks! I have been using a tarp lately as the kids occupy the tent, but up north tarps offer very little comfort. They're good for a cup of coffee, but not sleep. Do you have a tent you'd rate for the tops?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil_H View Post
    If this is what it means to be a “Silly Old Paddock Hunter”..........where do I sign up. I would be quite happy with this for the next 30 to 40 years I have left hunting....

    Good effort.

    Cheers
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    Count me in too Phil -hell id even give the dog a hand!.Speaking of which the look on his face clearly says "yum i see some tasty a comin up"!well done all round guys!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    Did the 6.5 pass through completely or did you find it expanded on the outer skin?
    It went right through. High shoulder shot just under the spine. A few inches higher than where I expected but it was a steep down hill spot. Mostly the 6.5 Amax do pass through.
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