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Thread: Hi from over the ditch

  1. 28-07-2014, 01:14 AM #1
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    Hi from over the ditch

    G'day guys,

    Pete here. Convalescing at home after surgery and came across this forum. Long time deer hunter...first came to NZ in 1973 and have been back more times than I can remember. Can't get enough of the NZ back country....and no bloody snakes

    Worked for NZFS SW Ruahines Pohangina Base 74-75

    Have hunted most of the Kaweka's....favourite spot....Ngaawapurua.

    Great to find this forum and read posts of areas I have hunted in.
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  3. 28-07-2014, 08:03 AM #2
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    Welcome Pete

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    Quote Originally Posted by ExPoh75 View Post
    G'day guys,

    Pete here. Convalescing at home after surgery and came across this forum. Long time deer hunter...first came to NZ in 1973 and have been back more times than I can remember. Can't get enough of the NZ back country....and no bloody snakes

    Worked for NZFS SW Ruahines Pohangina Base 74-75



    Have hunted most of the Kaweka's....favourite spot....Ngaawapurua.

    Great to find this forum and read posts of areas I have hunted in.
    Hi Pete, Welcome to the Forum.

    Ex NW Ruahine shooter here.

    Interested you in joining the NZ Deerculler INC? We have a few current members from across the ditch.

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    Welcome XP75, all the best mate!!!!
    While I might not be as good as I once was, Im as good once as I ever was!

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    Welcome Pete. We do have one eyed trouser snakes in New Zealand. Gibo has a pet one that he plays with a fair bit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Welcome Pete. We do have one eyed trouser snakes in New Zealand. Gibo has a pet one that he plays with a fair bit.
    Welcome Pete, (and Rushy you made me cough my dinner all over the floor to the delight of both dogs I might add)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Welcome Pete. We do have one eyed trouser snakes in New Zealand. Gibo has a pet one that he plays with a fair bit.
    Cheeky sod!! Only just caught up with this one! You'll keep mate! November ring a bell?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Cheeky sod!! Only just caught up with this one! You'll keep mate! November ring a bell?
    You are a bit slow Gibo. Not sure you could even catch me at that speed.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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