Thread: Not Happy

Originally Posted by EeeBees

Absolutely, @gsp follower, I cannot think of many things that can surpass being in the company of your dogs in the wilderness and having a chance to bring home something for the table...money cannot buy those moments we have all experienced in the field...when your dog does something that not only has the hair on back of your neck standing on end but also has you awed at his maturing abilities...I love too after getting home, hanging the bird or birds up and marvelling at the fabulous colours of their feathers, the dog in front of the fire after working him or herself so hard, the smell of the gun oil and that sound of the cork coming out of a port bottle...

yep and tho your as proud as punch theres usually no mate within 2 miles so you can modestly 'say'' yea mate thats what he,s supposed to do''i take a leaf out of that dad on the tv ad and tell red ''if i do this son[kiwi head lift and sniff] it means your awesome
mine would have to weave it between the mrs moggies if he was even allowed in.
funny how her useless pot licker and assorted feline food guzzlers are allowed even on the bed.

Well having paid the $92 it is my right to bitch. Its not the $92 . Lets face it thats a round of drinks . What does your licence money get used for ?

Im not really interested in parries or quail or pheasants to be honest. Greenheads are where its at for me. Again I may be wrong but I feel my licence money is not being used wisely.
I couldnt give a toss about the dogs working. I want to kill mallards .This season im not going to be as forgiving as I was last year.

nathan i think you are in serious need of a pre season man hug and settle the crusaders will come right
why limit your fun with so many gamebird species to frustrate,age and send us to the poor house
we all think our licence money is bieng used unwisely usually on anything to do with bloody fishing,
aimless bloody pasttime waiting hours to catch something that tastes like mud[trout]
christ who,d sit all day in a bush by the water hoping something might come past,oops