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    Quote Originally Posted by Maca49 View Post
    The Ferry hotel ! There's lots of baches round lake ferry
    There is some good hunting down there I know of a contact thru deertalkers

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    Maybe, maybe not.


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    Im keen to pop down. Always up for a few beers after the guns are away!

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    Boxing ring ,gloves and D&T?
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    sooooo seen this is still in the design sorta stages, why not make it a annual thing? different region each year, someone from each year organises activities, but forum members help out with all the things needed for activities if required, if you had it near a town etc, backpackers or a holiday park is pretty cheap for accomodation, plus there are always halls etc for food prep and shin digs, i feel doing it by regions will be good in the end as then at least once people wont have to travel or could have people camp out at there place, top and tail or sleep with the dog, as for time of year, you want it when its nice and fine, maybe labor weekend? but then also run to close to xmas?? my 15cents so far

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    Other National Organisations I've been involved with have run national competitions years about in NI/SI usually at a location about the mid point of both islands - Taupo / Matamata in the NI and Omarama in the SI ... that seems to work ok ...

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    Hangis are pretty good. Bbq would probably be easier as theres less prep.
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    I'm keen, dates dependant but I agree with Dougie that more than a pissup needs to be arranged. Long/medium/close range gong shoot, deer stalk etc. I don't want to spend money on flights just for a pissup, but keen as if there's more involved.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Savage1 View Post
    I'm keen, dates dependant but I agree with Dougie that more than a pissup needs to be arranged. Long/medium/close range gong shoot, deer stalk etc. I don't want to spend money on flights just for a pissup, but keen as if there's more involved.
    Mate when are you gonna get the time off to come down and shoot some gongs?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Mate when are you gonna get the time off to come down and shoot some gongs?
    When's the next shoot? Pretty keen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Savage1 View Post
    I'm keen, dates dependant but I agree with Dougie that more than a pissup needs to be arranged. Long/medium/close range gong shoot, deer stalk etc. I don't want to spend money on flights just for a pissup, but keen as if there's more involved.
    You know how the PM button works, hit me up and you can catch up with me and my other 11 friends and we'll get the ball rolling..

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    I reckon camping out on a farm where we can do a small target comp some long range gongs and close to a place for a hunt somewhere. A bit of everything. Close to the sea is a good, a bit of fishing will be nice
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    I reckon camping out on a farm where we can do a small target comp some long range gongs and close to a place for a hunt somewhere. A bit of everything. Close to the sea is a good, a bit of fishing will be nice
    If we go now we could all sneak into Geezejoneseys place while he is away.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    If we go now we could all sneak into Geezejoneseys place while he is away.
    if you had have been quick i would ve even let you milk the cows

    the pools almost ready for swimming or shooting the ducks off of
    the new mai mai is livable a working bee around the outside could be handy
    set up a gong or two head out to slay some stinkies near by
    spare rooms in the old house .................. see ya soon @Rushy
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    Quote Originally Posted by geezejonesy View Post
    if you had have been quick i would ve even let you milk the cows

    the pools almost ready for swimming or shooting the ducks off of
    the new mai mai is livable a working bee around the outside could be handy
    set up a gong or two head out to slay some stinkies near by
    spare rooms in the old house .................. see ya soon @Rushy
    Very hospitable of you GJ.
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    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Rule 3: Load a firearm only when ready to fire
    Rule 4: Identify your target beyond all doubt
    Rule 5: Check your firing zone
    Rule 6: Store firearms and ammunition safely
    Rule 7: Avoid alcohol and drugs when handling firearms

 

 

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