Juicy
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   Steve123 liked post by Juicy On thread : 17HMR and wallabies

   I would think a .223 would be a cost-effective and more reliable calibre at getting the job done. Would be keen to hear others experience of using .17HMR on wallabies. Not a huge difference in price...

   Liked On: 23-04-2024, 04:40 AM

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   outlander liked post by Juicy On thread : 17HMR and wallabies

   I would think a .223 would be a cost-effective and more reliable calibre at getting the job done. Would be keen to hear others experience of using .17HMR on wallabies. Not a huge difference in price...

   Liked On: 22-04-2024, 06:48 PM

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   Arced liked post by Juicy On thread : 17HMR and wallabies

   I would think a .223 would be a cost-effective and more reliable calibre at getting the job done. Would be keen to hear others experience of using .17HMR on wallabies. Not a huge difference in price...

   Liked On: 22-04-2024, 02:05 PM

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   Wild Hunt liked post by Juicy On thread : Looking over some more North Canterbury land

   Agreed. Those frequently visited areas you really need to be hunting right on first and last light as the deer get harassed regularly. Really helps to stay overnight in a tent (or hut if you are in a...

   Liked On: 26-03-2024, 08:18 PM

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   Longrun liked post by Juicy On thread : meat questions

   I usually shoot deer, break down the deer on the spot i.e. take back legs off, back steaks, front legs (if not too mangled). Walk back to the closest hut with legs still with skin on, hang them up to...

   Liked On: 26-03-2024, 09:49 AM

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   STC liked post by Juicy On thread : tramping/hiking into roar blocks during ballot

   Rees, you are clearly just trying to wind people up for no reason at this point, why didn't you just email DOC straight up? Rather than asking a hunting forum about whether you are allowed to...

   Liked On: 01-03-2024, 10:04 AM

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   HILLBILLYHUNTERS liked post by Juicy On thread : tramping/hiking into roar blocks during ballot

   Rees, you are clearly just trying to wind people up for no reason at this point, why didn't you just email DOC straight up? Rather than asking a hunting forum about whether you are allowed to...

   Liked On: 24-02-2024, 07:02 PM

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   Shamus_ liked post by Juicy On thread : tramping/hiking into roar blocks during ballot

   Rees, you are clearly just trying to wind people up for no reason at this point, why didn't you just email DOC straight up? Rather than asking a hunting forum about whether you are allowed to...

   Liked On: 24-02-2024, 03:34 PM

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   Micky Duck liked post by Juicy On thread : tramping/hiking into roar blocks during ballot

   Rees, you are clearly just trying to wind people up for no reason at this point, why didn't you just email DOC straight up? Rather than asking a hunting forum about whether you are allowed to...

   Liked On: 24-02-2024, 11:03 AM

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    Trout liked post by Juicy On thread : tramping/hiking into roar blocks during ballot

    Rees, you are clearly just trying to wind people up for no reason at this point, why didn't you just email DOC straight up? Rather than asking a hunting forum about whether you are allowed to...

    Liked On: 24-02-2024, 11:01 AM

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    superdiver liked post by Juicy On thread : Fallow on the bow

    Congratulations! I'm so impressed by people who can actually get dear with bows. The stoke factor must be next level! Enjoy!

    Liked On: 21-02-2024, 10:01 PM

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    Dingo liked post by Juicy On thread : Sighting in Rifle?

    Handloaders range has open nights Tuesday night. It can get busy so best be there on the dot at 7 or even earlier if you can sneak in the gate after a member. If you can find a member to take you...

    Liked On: 19-02-2024, 02:27 PM

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    BSA270 liked post by Juicy On thread : Gutting in the field

    Also good to gut as soon as you can (if possible) otherwise they bloat up heaps from gas in the stomach. Also helps cool the meat down quickly as others have mentioned. Obviously try and be as clean...

    Liked On: 03-10-2023, 09:59 PM

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    Barry the hunter liked post by Juicy On thread : Gutting in the field

    Also good to gut as soon as you can (if possible) otherwise they bloat up heaps from gas in the stomach. Also helps cool the meat down quickly as others have mentioned. Obviously try and be as clean...

    Liked On: 01-10-2023, 07:40 PM

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    Micky Duck liked post by Juicy On thread : Gutting in the field

    Also good to gut as soon as you can (if possible) otherwise they bloat up heaps from gas in the stomach. Also helps cool the meat down quickly as others have mentioned. Obviously try and be as clean...

    Liked On: 01-10-2023, 07:31 PM

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