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New Permission
DIR By: Miroku38
Date: October 13, 2013, 3:49 pm
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Out getting hopelessly lost for a few hours during the week...
When I eventually managed to find my way back to my truck tho'
my load was slightly heavier than when I left...
Note to self, a NM800 red is a difficult tool to scan undulating
gorse with, make sure to check my bag next time I go out to
include my head torch as well...
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Re: New Permission
DIR By: brendy73
Date: October 13, 2013, 4:00 pm
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lol I think that's happened to us all at some time ::)
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Re: New Permission
DIR By: duck caller
Date: October 14, 2013, 3:43 am
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good shooting m8
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Re: New Permission
DIR By: semiauto
Date: October 14, 2013, 3:43 am
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7 wabbit's would be heavy enough to carry any distance, I'd a
bad experience years ago out huntin woodcock in forestry and
outlyin grounds - the snow started about 12.30 and we decided to
head back to the car but it got real heavy quickly and soon we'd
no idea where we were and after walkin about for a half hour or
so and beginnin to get worried (no mobiles in them days) I saw
an old boat that I'd seen in the summer months when I'd been
there for a walk and I knew how to get back
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