From smallest to largest All but 2 are my reloads, On display in my CD-Video case. That should raise a few eyebrows, when we have visitors 222 223 22-250 243 6.5x55 Swedish 270 338wm 375 H & H magnun 378 Weatherby .444 Marlin 50 cal BMG Sent from my iPhone using Marlin Forum
Absolutely We have an LG DVD/VHS player, and you guessed it Buddy, we still have some VHS tapes. Along with 400 DVD's in another case. 3800 Movies and Doco's and some complete TV series on a 2TB Portable HDD. 100GIG of music in MP3's
G'day Gumpy Been reasonable, Have retired, and I am finding enough time in the day to "play" We have brought a Caravan, and have been "Corrugation Proofing" it, and running it in, or shoule I say doing very small weekender's to a local Camping Park, to see what else we need to add to it, before we head out and do some of the "Big Trips", we have planned. Too hot here to hunt, (snake factor) and when it's not too hot, the wind is blowing it's guts out, so I cannot get out to try my experimental 270 rounds. That bloody rifle hasn't been the same in the last 12 months, but I will solve it, that much I guarantee. All reasonably good over here and at your end. ????
I actually can't wait for it to cool down, so I can go back up to the High Country, and hunt again. I can go now, but usually wait till the end of March, to avoid the heat, and Tiger Snakes
In short, yes other are mean little mothers http://museumvictoria.com.au/discov...nakes-found-in-victoria/mainland-tiger-snake/ Spending 5 years on King Island, in the middle of Bass Straight, I learnt about another type of Tiger Snake, that inhabit the Island, are very dark in colour, doe to them eating "mutton birds(short tale shearwater birds), and have killed many of them, but they are fairly dosile In Victoria, they are very aggressive, especially towards the end of Summer, and into Autumn (Fall).. I am extremely cautious in swampy areas, around Creeks, and fallen trees, and the Bush, in general. That's where I hunt, and most of the high country is like what I described.
Did I tell ya I hate snakes? 20-30 babies a season? Uh nope I am not going to be in no sleeping bag around there.
That's why we have SWAG's You lot over there call them a Bedroll. In Oz they have developed into a snake proof, bugproof, and usually waterproof Swag, and they are incredibly popular here. There is a myriad of different styles, quality, and prices to suit the avid hunter, traveler, and hiker/bushwalker I have 2, one 15 years old, but it's letting in water, ( I have re-treated it with "Snowseal") I brought a new one, and it will get a workout in the High Country, real soon. Cheers Bucky Gotta love life !
