Hog Deer hunting on Snake Island survey.

26 November 2012, 01:03

gryphon1

Thanks Murray,its not just for me its for all hunters of the world.It is (if opened) will be one of the few wild hog deer places in the world that is legal HD hunting so worth doing as a help in our quest (hunters) to enable the Island to be opened.

26 November 2012, 03:25

johnfox

Done.

26 November 2012, 03:45

wazza56

done

26 November 2012, 08:10

muzza

No probs dude . That pic is exactly as I remember them.

The stags are kinda ugly and the hinds are so lovely. But thy are cool little critturs and hunting there would be a neat adventure.

26 November 2012, 13:03

Bakes

I count two...what do I win?

26 November 2012, 16:44

crooknees

Done. And I hope it gets up and going. Bout time

27 November 2012, 18:17

Matt Graham

Yeah top stuff!! The deer hunting org's have done a very good job here and it is looking good to be opened!! This will be a huge win for rec hunters.

27 November 2012, 20:32

maki

Great work down there! I had basically written off Aus as a great place flushed down the toilet by mindless political correctness. This and other recent threads have shown that I was wrong and underestimating the Aussies is a bad bet. Keep it up guys, I can't wait to get down there!

Dean

28 November 2012, 01:50

Matt Graham

quote:
Originally posted by maki:
Great work down there! I had basically written off Aus as a great place flushed down the toilet by mindless political correctness. This and other recent threads have shown that I was wrong and underestimating the Aussies is a bad bet. Keep it up guys, I can't wait to get down there!

Dean

Truthfully - Australia is actually very resistant to political correctness, especially when you step outside the city CBD's. Australia's regulatory problems in the past (especially with firearms) have really had very little to do with political çorrectness as such or socialist agendas for that matter... some of our worst agendas even came from the supposedly 'çonservative' side of the political field. You cant trust anyone!!

Within the shooting and hunting fields there is a very strong, sometimes concerted push in the right direction... mainly from political parties like The Shooters & Fishers Party, Country Alliance (in Vic) and (like in this case) the user groups like ADA, FGA, SSAA etc. These users have the organisational numbers... the Greeny and do-gooder activists do NOT!!

28 November 2012, 22:36

maki

quote:
Originally posted by Matt Graham:
quote:
Originally posted by maki:
mindless political correctness.

Truthfully - Australia is actually very resistant to political correctness, especially when you step outside the city CBD's. Australia's regulatory problems in the past (especially with firearms) have really had very little to do with political çorrectness as such or socialist agendas for that matter... some of our worst agendas even came from the supposedly 'çonservative' side of the political field. You cant trust anyone!!

Within the shooting and hunting fields there is a very strong, sometimes concerted push in the right direction... mainly from political parties like The Shooters & Fishers Party, Country Alliance (in Vic) and (like in this case) the user groups like ADA, FGA, SSAA etc. These users have the organisational numbers... the Greeny and do-gooder activists do NOT!!

Looks like I should look up that saying around the word ASSUME again. Regardless, more and more Australian stuff is finding its way onto the bucket list. Just have to figure out how to be active until I'm 140 yrs old so I can get to most of the list.

Dean