Would you post a link for photos please


Munich: Museum of Hunting and Fishing (Deutsches Jagd und Fischereimuseum)

gryph,

Sorry, don't get it?

Are you referring to anyone of us ever having been to the Deutsches Jagd und Fischeriemuseum in Munich?

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Who has been here

..thats the header Gerry...but in answer to your q`s YES mate

gryph,

Yes, I have been there several times, it is right downtown in the main pedestrian area of Munich. It is well worth taking the time to visit.

Entry fee Euro 3,50, a bargan, too.

Below the link but alas, "yu vill hav to sprechen the Fatherland sprache", as I didn't notce any other language references on the site.

http://www.jagd-fischerei-museum.de/index1.html

Gryph,
I just posted the same link as Gerry did on the Aussie forum. I read it first!

The museum is quite interesting and easy to kill a few hours in, but I wouldn't spend my Oktoberfest drinking time there

- stu

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Originally posted by Stu C:
The museum is quite interesting and easy to kill a few hours in, but I wouldn't spend my Oktoberfest drinking time there

- stu

Geez, these alcoholic Antipodeans!

The museum is indeed quite a nice place to kill a few hours. I remember they had some very old and interesting muzzle loaders when I was there last, among other things, naturally.

- mike

I have been to the museum, and can say that if you find yourself in Munich it certainly is worth visiting.

I wouldn't make a trip from "I`m in Victoria`s high country following a sambar stag`s tracks to his bed to nail him with my 7 mm R Mag (bloody hoping to anyway,gotta keep the wind in ya face)" just to see it though. Better to keep working on that sambar stag!

Hahaa come winter i will be giving it another crack Wooly..i wouldnt mind hunting The great plains of southern Alberta either i have seen some monster deer come out of the country your way