Thread: nearly 300 sheep shot in north otago.

Are the heads still on the sheep? if so we can rule out kiwigreg with the .50

Originally Posted by Toby

Are the heads still on the sheep? if so we can rule out kiwigreg with the .50

No because the heads might still bet there and the body's are vapour ........think out side the box when it comes to conspiracy theories toby

bloody shit phone

Local saleyards had a special sale yesterday, sheep donated and some extremely high prices paid for them, all profits went to the stackhouse's. Think the sale made 22 grand and further 10 grand or so donated from nz women farmers.
Peter was so at the local hunting comp prize giving on sunday night, which was really good to see him supporting it.

Great to see that sort of community support.

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Great to see that sort of community support.

Agreed VC.

Originally Posted by Rushy

Agreed VC.

You could of just liked his post Rushy

Originally Posted by BRADS

You could of just liked his post Rushy

He is an anti like button old fart mate. Check out his response in below thread

http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...l-do-ya-10597/

Originally Posted by BRADS

You could of just liked his post Rushy

Nah I never do that. I prefer to respond. I. The two years I have been on the forum I have only given 54 likes and I swear on my old mans grave that they have all just been me inadvertently touching the like by mistake.

Enjoyed reading your post Tussock.

Things seam more weird than usual though, including the 20 people brawl in Oamaru last weekend.

I agree with what you say in general Tussock. In my experience, adults are slow to step up and help out with Scouts and the like.
I am not however convinced that this event is down to kids. Unless they have a very generous pocketmoney allowance, I cant see your average teen being able to afford night vision gear etc

Originally Posted by Pengy

I agree with what you say in general Tussock. In my experience, adults are slow to step up and help out with Scouts and the like.
I am not however convinced that this event is down to kids. Unless they have a very generous pocketmoney allowance, I cant see your average teen being able to afford night vision gear etc

There is a young guy who shots a boundary to a farm we shoot . He's got night vision , in conjunction with a black lens on a hd spot light . Unfortunately we have noticed quite a decline in deer numbers . I'm guessing it works well enough

That equates to 20 posts every day Rushy. You need help

Originally Posted by Pengy

That equates to 20 posts every day Rushy. You need help

True Pengy. It is a twenty per day habit.

This is an article in todays ODT, take it as you will. Sheep killer likely young person doing it for 'thrill' | Otago Daily Times Online News : Otago, South Island, New Zealand & International News There are three points about FMJs made in it this that is utter bollocks and I will guote it.

"Expanding projectiles could be bought from a sports shop, while full metal jacket solids would be much more difficult to obtain."

''There wouldn't be many people who would buy them other than people who belong to gun clubs,'' he said.

If it was solid ammunition, the culprits were likely to be using a military-style semiautomatic (MSSA) firearm.


On the complete no firearms knowledge whatsoever scale, that is 100% complete bollocks from a so called expert. Combined with the dribble about reloading I feel it let the otherwise fair opinion piece down.

Obviously never heard of a brass catcher either.

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