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Mountain mimicry Core4
Do they have the half zip these tops? Can you pm me some pics pls- havgunwilltravel
- Post #3
- Forum: Free Classifieds - Buy/Sell/Trade
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Cameron Hanes
I know a lot of blokes who hunt way more then him on the self guided front each year that certainly don't put it out there like he does. He isn't anything special, the guy just has good motivation and resilience to get into the backcountry. On the positive side he can only be good for hunting...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #59
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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KUIU Gear
Why pay for over priced camo clothing? Just research and build your system around merino layers, a good mid weight that's wind proof an outer shell that's water proof and a down jacket for the cold days to go under that outer shell. Pants are very hard to get right, but hiking brands often...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #8
- Forum: Elk
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Long lost SFC B!!
Plenty of nearby countries and hunting options to consider before you fly home. A swagger of affordable options from roe deer, muntjac, chinese water deer, boars, red stags, boar, bears, fallow deer, chamois, mouflon....your right in the thick of it there and with a little research you can find...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #14
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Trigger pull weight
Agree with above, 2lbs for me is ideal and far greater then a heavier pull. One my LR gun it is at 1.5lb. No way can i hold steady with those big heavy long trigger pulls on factory rifles. Short, sharp and no creep is ideal.- havgunwilltravel
- Post #3
- Forum: Firearms
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Swarovski EL Range
Superb optic, i don't like those big square bumps under the optic. A few lads have had swaro and then sold them and gone the new leica range bins. Can't go wrong with either, leica range a bit further, optic wise, I've compared them a few times in the field and i struggle to see the...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #4
- Forum: Optics
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Idaho Elk
Good luck. Yep the more effort you put in on a forum and the more you contribute the more likely you are able to gain friendships and make people feel like your not just another bloke wanting to be instant friends with everybody and bleed information to then disappear and never be seen again...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #7
- Forum: Looking for a Hunting or Fishing Partner?
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Book Cliffs Muley partner request
Good luck, ran plenty of cougars around in those hills late in the year. When there was lots of snow i never had an issue finding good mule deer to look at. Pretty easy country if you ask me. Get off the roads, look for basins and valleys that you can't glass from tracks or easy access, hike...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #3
- Forum: Looking for a Hunting or Fishing Partner?
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Perfectly timed photo
Neat pic, certainly timed it well.- havgunwilltravel
- Post #11
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Hunt Talk Bear Hunt?
Gone from an open invitation to a closed door secret society..and to think my plane ticket was almost booked... Good luck guys, always enjoy this thread and i hope a certain bear hat gets an appearance.- havgunwilltravel
- Post #12
- Forum: Other Big Game
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Large breeder for my ego satisfaction
Well done greenhorn. Constantly able to get it done, mans got talent. Awesome set of teeth/skull on him.- havgunwilltravel
- Post #44
- Forum: Other Big Game
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My 2016 Oregon Coast Spring Bear!
Well done, nice bear, ill take hunting an area with a handful of critters the right age class every time.- havgunwilltravel
- Post #42
- Forum: Other Big Game
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It's Definitely the Hat!
Great pics and an even better time hunting with good friends and family by the looks of it...well done guys.- havgunwilltravel
- Post #27
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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my roar for reds
Nice pics, love that type of country. Maybe if you can, it might be neater to go into your post on the other forum, open it to edit it, and cut and copy any words and URL links to photo bucket, and then just paste it into here as a new post. Pretty straightforward and saves guys going to...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #2
- Forum: Other Hunting Locations
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Tikka T3
Something a few of the lads are doing with their tikka t3's over here is removing the recoil pad and filling the inside of the cheap plastic stock with expander foam, it apparently helps with absorbing recoil and maybe a whisker of weight adding to the weapon. Not a bad idea and i wouldn't...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #64
- Forum: Firearms
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Mouflon or Ibex
moulfon are great fun to hunt. Hunted them in the forests of Europe and will go back again this year for another run at them. Hawaii be a blast to do self guided, would like to get the kids over there one year when they are old enough and take them for a look around. Lanai sounds like the...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #47
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Berger 215 Hybrid
Shooting the 190gr Berger VLD Hunting out of my .300wsm and have shot a lot of large game on all angles with them. Ive deliberately taken quartering on shots and directly going away angles to see their performance and yep i can say I'm happy enough to use them for our deer over here, including...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #14
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Tikka T3
Mine are in calibre's i don't need recoil pads for. However i did buy some limbsavers for my sako 75's and from memory on the box it said they fitted the T3's as well, would need to check to be certain. You could always put some rubber or grind some plastic to give you another .5 or 1cm...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #39
- Forum: Firearms
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Tikka T3
There is a reason why they are the best selling rifles in NZ, superb value for money, incredibly accurate, throw a limbsaver on the end to give you a bit more lop and assistance with reducing recoil and your all sorted. Couldn't think of a better rifle in this price range to put a quality scope...- havgunwilltravel
- Post #27
- Forum: Firearms
