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<blockquote data-quote="Top End Hunter" data-source="post: 777476" data-attributes="member: 65869"><p>Good work Lever-hed.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for replying. Your reply was not only useful it provided some genuine mirth at the end of a long day. Pretty funny.</p><p></p><p>I have already started searching up your suggestions. Very Useful.</p><p></p><p>You can probably read between the lines but just so it's clear; I never shoot tournaments but I do serve dinner out of my targets on a weekly basis. Mostly I serve up Water Buffalo, wallaby (which is a small kangaroo, delicious braised with onion and pepper gravy but then most things are), wild pig and magpie geese which has to be tasted to believed. I've been hunting over ranges out to 350 metres for thirty years and can take game with monotonous one shot regularity. I also hunt Buffalo and Banteng up close. Banteng is No. 10 on the worlds top 10 most DG list. I don't think they should be but they are and I can't change it. My .416 Rigby lays them flat at any rate. It lays everything around here flat.</p><p></p><p>Now it's time for me to shoot further. Thanks for your help. I'm sure I'll get there. I can't practice for where I'm going. It's impossible to practice for mountain shooting when I have none to practice in. Hence your guidance is appreciated. It really is great to get advice from older blokes who've done it all. Also I'm winning a bet by getting my info just from these forums. That's the subject of my next post. It's entitled "Someone help me win a bet please."</p><p></p><p>Thanks again cobber. Strike me pink if I'm not on target at 900 metres within 2 months.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Top End Hunter, post: 777476, member: 65869"] Good work Lever-hed. Thanks for replying. Your reply was not only useful it provided some genuine mirth at the end of a long day. Pretty funny. I have already started searching up your suggestions. Very Useful. You can probably read between the lines but just so it's clear; I never shoot tournaments but I do serve dinner out of my targets on a weekly basis. Mostly I serve up Water Buffalo, wallaby (which is a small kangaroo, delicious braised with onion and pepper gravy but then most things are), wild pig and magpie geese which has to be tasted to believed. I've been hunting over ranges out to 350 metres for thirty years and can take game with monotonous one shot regularity. I also hunt Buffalo and Banteng up close. Banteng is No. 10 on the worlds top 10 most DG list. I don't think they should be but they are and I can't change it. My .416 Rigby lays them flat at any rate. It lays everything around here flat. Now it's time for me to shoot further. Thanks for your help. I'm sure I'll get there. I can't practice for where I'm going. It's impossible to practice for mountain shooting when I have none to practice in. Hence your guidance is appreciated. It really is great to get advice from older blokes who've done it all. Also I'm winning a bet by getting my info just from these forums. That's the subject of my next post. It's entitled "Someone help me win a bet please." Thanks again cobber. Strike me pink if I'm not on target at 900 metres within 2 months. [/QUOTE]
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