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Thread: MUZ (Quadhunter 260)

  1. 16-10-2024, 03:54 PM #1
    rambo-6mmrem
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    MUZ (Quadhunter 260)

    we lost muz a few years ago now (07/01/21)
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    just thought I'd give him his spot in the RIP section
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  3. 16-10-2024, 05:54 PM #2
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    RIP Muz.
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    Rip Muz. I still remember pushing that quad up a hill pug hunting whilst getting a lung full of exhaust.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cowboy View Post
    Rip Muz. I still remember pushing that quad up a hill pug hunting whilst getting a lung full of exhaust.
    A mate and I pushed Muz's quad several hundred yards to quietly get him into a position for a shot. When we got there the deer had buggered off. Good times.
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    I took him out in a cream forestry block years ago - keen fella. He had a few opportunities to shoot a deer but with manoeuvring it wasn’t to be but he had a great time. RIP
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    A mate and I pushed Muz's quad several hundred yards to quietly get him into a position for a shot. When we got there the deer had buggered off. Good times.
    classic
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    He was a good bugger alright, I miss his opinionated input
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    A mate and I pushed Muz's quad several hundred yards to quietly get him into a position for a shot. When we got there the deer had buggered off. Good times.
    Muz and his Dad met me at a mates farm at Ratehi. We tried hard to get him a deer out the back of Ruatiti Stn but it was difficult with Muz needing to be on the bike. On reflection we should have got him into a spot and waited the evening out. We eventually got him one inside the deer farm, but that was tricky too. It was a wonderful weekend with a good bloke. Madness got him the odd wild deer I think. Muz was always so tickled when he shot something.
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    I never met him but followed his exploits here. It has always impressed me how some people rise above their disabilities, don't let them interfere with having a full life and have a positive outlook that's infectious. Role models all
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