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I really like wild turkey American honey myself
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Well I had the pleasure of meeting farmer Steve today. We had a great time hunting and looking at all of the scrounges that he has teed up for this winter.
We had serious fog this morning and I drove past his place twice. We did get out on the local game lands and scrounged up a nice doe in short order. Thank you farmer Steve this made my season. After a 60-70 yard free hand shot with the 300 win mag she went about 60ish maybe a little more yards before we found her. Perfect double lung shot. The bullet went through one side and out the other leaving blood 10 foot beyond where she was standing. That was a first for me. Again I can't say enough how good of a time I had with farmer Steve. He has a beautiful place and one heck of a neighborhood.
Here she is as she lay
My daughter wanted to see the deer. She hung out and watched me quarter the deer and asking questions the whole time. At least she know where some of her food comes from now.
I got the deer quartered and in the fridge. I will finish processing tomorrow on my day off work. I really wanted to go hunting tomorrow morning but the sideways look from the boss lady told me that would be a poor decision. I will just get my hunting gear in order for late season archery. I may even go hunting with my wife's uncle in NJ after Christmas since he keeps asking me to go out there.
We had serious fog this morning and I drove past his place twice. We did get out on the local game lands and scrounged up a nice doe in short order. Thank you farmer Steve this made my season. After a 60-70 yard free hand shot with the 300 win mag she went about 60ish maybe a little more yards before we found her. Perfect double lung shot. The bullet went through one side and out the other leaving blood 10 foot beyond where she was standing. That was a first for me. Again I can't say enough how good of a time I had with farmer Steve. He has a beautiful place and one heck of a neighborhood.
Here she is as she lay
My daughter wanted to see the deer. She hung out and watched me quarter the deer and asking questions the whole time. At least she know where some of her food comes from now.
I got the deer quartered and in the fridge. I will finish processing tomorrow on my day off work. I really wanted to go hunting tomorrow morning but the sideways look from the boss lady told me that would be a poor decision. I will just get my hunting gear in order for late season archery. I may even go hunting with my wife's uncle in NJ after Christmas since he keeps asking me to go out there.
Nice work. Good to see fellow AS'ers working together.
That 365 is a great saw.
Coro cutter
Stihl mad in kiwi country
I've been busy scrounging just finished doing this Morgan bay fig tree for this homeowner
Coro cutter
Stihl mad in kiwi country
Also been doing abit of pine
Coro cutter
Stihl mad in kiwi country
Here's some of the pine at a big scrounge I have
Coro cutter
Stihl mad in kiwi country
My friends husky he was helping me for the day. I'm a stihl man through and through but must admit his saw ran rather well.
Coro cutter
Stihl mad in kiwi country
Dropping pine at my big scrounge
had a great time with nomad_archer yesterday chasing deer. thick fog changed the game plan but we still saw a few deer.here's the happy hunter.
Geez that pine looks so different to the wood we cut here in Oz.
Does it burn hot?
I have been in the garage this afternoon prepping my saws to hit these big Eucalyptus logs.
I need a bigger trailer!
I will get some better pics on the day.
Does it burn hot?
I have been in the garage this afternoon prepping my saws to hit these big Eucalyptus logs.
I need a bigger trailer!
I will get some better pics on the day.
Congrats on the deer Nomad, I'm still trying, and great to see you guys helping each other.
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Why you!!!
Well , maybe if Reid was to find some of this stuff we Northerners use to grow hair on our chests he'd learn how to pack wood in a van ,,,,,,,,,, (Pfffft , Southerners LOL) .
Heineken with supper , 650ml of Garrison Spruce beer at 7.5% for working outside and then 500ml of a nice Russian Imperial stout at 8% to finish off the evening
Scrounge on gentleman !!!
That's it, I'm finishing the scrounge site this weekend. No alcohol for me though, been over a year since I drank. I see too many people having issues with alcohol. It can be a good thing in moderation though. I just don't like the marketing.
Since you're kinda foreign, you ever hear of snus? I love it. Using that now to grow a hairy wildman chest
DING DING DING, WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!
WT Honey was the first and the best. I know Jim Beam has some cherry (not too bad either for JB) and it came out before the honey craze but WT was the first one to go to honey and it is hands down the best. The Jack Daniels Honey doesnt hold a candle (and gives me this shazits if you really want to know why I dont like it) to WT Honey. I will be on the look out for some of that Knob Honey. I like to drink the WT Honey straight and as cold as possible. Yum
Do you know what it is, 562xp maybe?
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Yes that would be a 562
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DING DING DING, WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!
WT Honey was the first and the best. I know Jim Beam has some cherry (not too bad either for JB) and it came out before the honey craze but WT was the first one to go to honey and it is hands down the best. The Jack Daniels Honey doesnt hold a candle (and gives me this shazits if you really want to know why I dont like it) to WT Honey. I will be on the look out for some of that Knob Honey. I like to drink the WT Honey straight and as cold as possible. Yum
If you want to mix it up with the WT Honey add a splash of ginger ale. Otherwise like you I like it straight and cold or on the rocks.
Jim Beam Maple or Fire (cinnamon) are also good.
Will give it a try.
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