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CamoGirl
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Hi, I'm new :)

Post by CamoGirl » Tue Nov 05, 2013 5:30 pm

Hi all, I am a 20 year old female from Tasmania, Australia.
I work in aged care and love shooting, horse riding, camping, 4wding, fishing and motorbike riding!
I own 2 GSPs, and 2 staghounds. I hunt duck, quail, deer, kangaroo and possum.
I own a Ruger m77 25-06, plus a few 'cheap' smaller rifles and a 12g that I hunt with.

I'm just your typical Aussie girl :)
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Re: Hi, I'm new :)

Post by gotpointers » Wed Nov 06, 2013 12:45 am

Welcome, I think you have great taste in caliber. 25-06 is not popular here in the states but it should be. What type of quail are native to Australia? I'd love to see pictures of them if it's something different than we already have here.
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Re: Hi, I'm new :)

Post by birddogger » Wed Nov 06, 2013 12:54 am

CamoGirl wrote:Hi all, I am a 20 year old female from Tasmania, Australia.
I work in aged care and love shooting, horse riding, camping, 4wding, fishing and motorbike riding!
I own 2 GSPs, and 2 staghounds. I hunt duck, quail, deer, kangaroo and possum.
I own a Ruger m77 25-06, plus a few 'cheap' smaller rifles and a 12g that I hunt with.

I'm just your typical Aussie girl :)
Awesome!! Welcome to the forum.

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Re: Hi, I'm new :)

Post by SD44 » Wed Nov 06, 2013 6:38 am

Hello, and welcome to the forum.
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Re: Hi, I'm new :)

Post by tasi devil » Wed Nov 06, 2013 8:29 pm

well g'day Camo girl, owyagoin, whereya at in tasi ?

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Re: Hi, I'm new :)

Post by Mulga » Wed Nov 06, 2013 8:57 pm

Howdy CamoGirl, Welcome.

Good to see another Aussie here :)
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CamoGirl
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Re: Hi, I'm new :)

Post by CamoGirl » Thu Nov 07, 2013 6:25 am

gotpointers wrote:Welcome, I think you have great taste in caliber. 25-06 is not popular here in the states but it should be. What type of quail are native to Australia? I'd love to see pictures of them if it's something different than we already have here.

Hi, I love my 25-06! I upgraded to that from a 243 and id never go back. If I could sleep with my 25-06 I would!
here in Tasmania I hunt Brown Quail.. not sure if its native or not but it sure tastes good! :)
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Re: Hi, I'm new :)

Post by tasi devil » Fri Dec 06, 2013 7:44 pm

CamoGirl wrote:
gotpointers wrote:Welcome, I think you have great taste in caliber. 25-06 is not popular here in the states but it should be. What type of quail are native to Australia? I'd love to see pictures of them if it's something different than we already have here.

Hi, I love my 25-06! I upgraded to that from a 243 and id never go back. If I could sleep with my 25-06 I would!
here in Tasmania I hunt Brown Quail.. not sure if its native or not but it sure tastes good! :)
yes Brown (Swamp) quail are native & a license is required to hunt them over what is now a 6wk season
Stubble quail on the other hand are not really thought of as native although there are some resident & itinerant populations

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