Hunting az a sport

[aza1kiwi2]

In my spair time when im not playing poker or working me and a couple of buddies like to hunt we have free range on a farm thats about 2000 acres which is surounded by pine forests and native bush.Game animals include Red deer,Fellow deer,wild Pigs,wild Goats,Hears,Rabbits.we have a Stone cabin thats over 1 hundred years old we have solar power all the mod cons sleeps 4 easy in bunks plus room on the floor for strechers etc no flushing dunnie just a long drop but we dont care.no women,beers just the guys hunting fishing shooting shit.one of my mates ben his folks have a massive gun collection you name they got it and if they dont they know someone who duz flint locks,turkish machine guns,rifles from ww1,ww2,pistols from the westen days orthentic viking ammour the list go on and on......and if we can get the ammo for some of these guns we can take them hunting lol.the funnest thing happened a local guy who release's game for rich people who can afford it flys them around in his chopper so they can shoot it .he released a big azz kicking stag well over 10 points this thing was big too big.one of my mates who was staying in the cabin gets up in the morning takes his dogs for a walk and see this stag runing straight towards the cabin he gets out his walkie talkie and radios to the Cabin another mate gets up. from the front door and the thing runs straight to him more or less.one shot fresh venison for tea .note anything on our farm that has no tags in there ears is fear game for the taking shoot first photos next then any questions lol

[Pike60]

Sounds like you guys have quite the getaway to unwind at. Being from Canada,Ontario to be more precise, it's not too hard to find 2000 acres to hunt on if you go far enough north, but then the variety of game becomes limited to moose,bear, partridge(grouse) or snowshoe hares. That and it gets rather cold early up there too.

Enjoy what you have there but be careful with the wobbly pops and guns. Too many people tend to get careless after downing a few too many brews and it's never a minor mishap when it comes to gun 'accidents'.