my vocabulary has been expanded!

Thanks Elvis!

Haven't heard egzackery used for quite some time...thanks Elvis.

Plurry is another term I haven't heard used since forever. I'm pretty sure that this particular pronunciation of the English expletive "bloody" started with the Australian Aborigine, although having said that, maybe its the only way the earlier natives from both sides of the Tasman could pronounce "bloody".

It should be noted that the expletive "bloody" in no way refers to a copious mess of red liquid oozing profusely from one's body due to a nasty leak...it is used in a similar, but more acceptable, way as the old "F Bomb".

Hey Elvis...I heard that the old Chinese Dr had a young lady crawling back and forth across his office to test her for Egzackery Disease.

Cheers, Vince

they work CHOICE!!!!!
went for a wander with my bro in law and managed to find this red hind.
she was about 50yrds away below us in heavy bush I could see her whole back neck and head but the shoulder was behind a small bush. no probs just lined her up through the tree and let her rip. we found a great blood trail about 5 yrds from where she was standing in really thick ferns waist hieght. we tracked for about 50 yrds and there she lay. a few photos to show you good folks were taken then we started to cut her up just as the rain started to bucket down. I shot this deer at 9:30am woo hooo fresh venison steak for tea.

that my Brother in law and hunting mate.

Congrats! Looks like a good size deer. I guess with a secontional density like that, it will near go through about any vegatation to reach the target.

SWEET deer!! Tastes great, doesn't she. I can almost taste that steak from here.

30 kgs of meat in the chilly bin to be bagged and put in the freezer today and yes lastnights steak was awesome.

Well to you and your brother in law Elvis. Good to see a successful end to a hunt mate.

Cheers, Vince