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a1gunner
Posts: 2414
From: West Wales
27 Jun 2007 7:24 PM
Originally posted by Druid 66 on 27 Jun 2007 5:02 PM
Yeah! 
Come to think of it `One of them did go a bit green actually `
But only when I bit it`s head off and reclined back `to pick my teeth out with it`s claws!!` 
ok i know your joking but i think thats taking things a little too far and some people may find it offensive.
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a1gunner
Posts: 2414
From: West Wales
27 Jun 2007 7:28 PM
Originally posted by danche on 27 Jun 2007 11:52 AM
Originally posted by Druid 66 on 27 Jun 2007 10:41 AM
Good on you, did any throw up at the sight, I made a mate go white in the face once and get icky, I was preparing a freshly shot rabbit in my kitchen, he thought he was so tough, it was hilarious, and he wouldn't eat any of it afterwards neither
lol ill have to try that on some of the tough rugby boys in shool.
lol ill take pictures into school ant put it into the food technology project.
(yes im dooing rabbit for GCSE food technology lol teacher thinks im nuts girls think im evil 
and my farmer friends think im a legend)
never going to pull now am i 
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a1gunner
Posts: 2414
From: West Wales
27 Jun 2007 7:30 PM
welcome back by the way
i like kyaking too but i prefer to come in on the waves. and explore caves and things.
i reckon the the west coast of wales is the most beautiful place in the world, we have lods of dolfins round here.
wales rules!!!
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ajvenom
Posts: 3912
From: Mankato, MN
28 Jun 2007 12:19 AM
I lived in a house with 5 other roomates one time and sombody would go into the kitchen and steal food in the middle of the night. When no one was home I boiled up a squirrel skull so it was squeeky clean. I put it in my box of cereal. A couple of nights later we heard a crash. Never had any food stolen after that.
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a1gunner
Posts: 2414
From: West Wales
29 Jun 2007 4:13 PM
i put into my project how to skin a rabbit in detail with pictures and showed my friends and teachers everyone felt sick but it was funny.
techer thinks its fantastic thing to put in my project because of too many reasons to write down 
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danche
Posts: 890
From: Wales
29 Jun 2007 5:16 PM
Originally posted by a1gunner on 29 Jun 2007 4:13 PM
i put into my project how to skin a rabbit in detail with pictures and showed my friends and teachers everyone felt sick but it was funny.
techer thinks its fantastic thing to put in my project because of too many reasons to write down
Get your teacher to make rabbit stew with a freshly shot rabbit, but she has to do all the ucky stuff, like skinning it as well, now that would be a laugh
Some people still think rabbit comes from a butchers shop only
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Druid 66
Posts: 1177
From: Wales
30 Jun 2007 6:03 PM
Originally posted by aussie boy on 26 Jun 2007 1:12 AM
good to see ya back dude.... 
yes white water is fun...we even have a few runs in oz....
kayaking is my "other" hobby, but the focus is on fishing....i have a hobie outback, one of the peddle ones....hands free for fishing, beer drinking etc
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/astro001/fishing%20pics/cloudsandwindcomingin.jpg
anyway mate glad you had fun, as for being better than airgunning.........yeah i can see that
CPR for AJ
cfo
WOW mate "That`s a wierd looking Kayak!!" It looks as though the buoyancy is self-contained?! Can you actually roll that thing 
I`m guessing you strap yourself in.
And you say it`s got Peddles!!!! Do you mean similar to a `Splash Cat`? 
It looks `well handy` for fishing though (as long as you don`t hook `a Big Un !!`"Then you`d be off like a water skier 
WAHHHEYYYYYYYYY 
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aussie boy
Posts: 590
From: Australia
2 Jul 2007 12:58 AM
Originally posted by Druid 66 on 30 Jun 2007 6:03 PM
Originally posted by aussie boy on 26 Jun 2007 1:12 AM
good to see ya back dude....
yes white water is fun...we even have a few runs in oz....
kayaking is my "other" hobby, but the focus is on fishing....i have a hobie outback, one of the peddle ones....hands free for fishing, beer drinking etc
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/astro001/fishing%20pics/cloudsandwindcomingin.jpg
anyway mate glad you had fun, as for being better than airgunning.........yeah i can see that
CPR for AJ
cfo
WOW mate "That`s a wierd looking Kayak!!" It looks as though the buoyancy is self-contained?! Can you actually roll that thing
I`m guessing you strap yourself in.
And you say it`s got Peddles!!!! Do you mean similar to a `Splash Cat`?
It looks `well handy` for fishing though (as long as you don`t hook `a Big Un !!`"Then you`d be off like a water skier WAHHHEYYYYYYYYY
Druid, very hard to roll, and no i don't strap myself in. the hobies have a peddle system that allows you to go hands free. it has a lever for the rudder
yes big fish do tend to drag you along WHEE!!!!
being a SOt (sit on Top) i can stow heaps of stuff inside and plan in the future to go away for several days exploring local rivers and dams
went out on the weekend and did about 20ks worth of travel in 5 hours, going slow trolling for fish but only got a couple of small ones. top speed is just over 9k/h and cruising is 6.5k/h
heres a link that shows how the peddle system works
http://www.hobiecat.com/kayaking/models_outback.html
no more paddle drips for me
cfo
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ajvenom
Posts: 3912
From: Mankato, MN
2 Jul 2007 2:20 AM
Originally posted by aussie boy on 2 Jul 2007 12:58 AM
Originally posted by Druid 66 on 30 Jun 2007 6:03 PM
Originally posted by aussie boy on 26 Jun 2007 1:12 AM
good to see ya back dude....
yes white water is fun...we even have a few runs in oz....
kayaking is my "other" hobby, but the focus is on fishing....i have a hobie outback, one of the peddle ones....hands free for fishing, beer drinking etc
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/astro001/fishing%20pics/cloudsandwindcomingin.jpg
anyway mate glad you had fun, as for being better than airgunning.........yeah i can see that
CPR for AJ
cfo
WOW mate "That`s a wierd looking Kayak!!" It looks as though the buoyancy is self-contained?! Can you actually roll that thing
I`m guessing you strap yourself in.
And you say it`s got Peddles!!!! Do you mean similar to a `Splash Cat`?
It looks `well handy` for fishing though (as long as you don`t hook `a Big Un !!`"Then you`d be off like a water skier WAHHHEYYYYYYYYY
Druid, very hard to roll, and no i don't strap myself in. the hobies have a peddle system that allows you to go hands free. it has a lever for the rudder
yes big fish do tend to drag you along WHEE!!!!
being a SOt (sit on Top) i can stow heaps of stuff inside and plan in the future to go away for several days exploring local rivers and dams
went out on the weekend and did about 20ks worth of travel in 5 hours, going slow trolling for fish but only got a couple of small ones. top speed is just over 9k/h and cruising is 6.5k/h
heres a link that shows how the peddle system works
http://www.hobiecat.com/kayaking/models_outback.html
no more paddle drips for me
cfo
whhheeeewwwwww......cup holders....I thought for a second that they would be totally useless to me....lol
cool.....I like the idea of peddling and the vs paddling...seems like a more efficient and smoother way t o move around in the water. Add a sail and you can have a lot of fun. Either way it would save money than using a gas motor and better for the environment.
I bought an old 14 foot fiberglass trihaul boat with an 85HP motor. Two friends of mine and I are in the process of redecking the floor and reappolstering the seats. The motor and electrical system have been rewired and the steering has new hydrolic lines. There was a new lower unit put the motor before I bought it along with a new trailer hitch and tires. We will hopefully get out to do some fishing soon. I have another friend who worked at a trolling motor factory give one of his old trolling motors. It's no flashy bass boat...but for a under 1,000 bucks.....I can afford to put gas in it and it really moves out well. We pulled a couple of water skiers with it....possible 3, but never had a third rope.
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aussie boy
Posts: 590
From: Australia
2 Jul 2007 2:37 AM
whhheeeewwwwww......cup holders....I thought for a second that they would be totally useless to me....lol
in australia they are called stubby holders...
yes it is much more efficient, there is a video on that site that shows a tug of war between a single hobie and a tandam one....hobie wins hands down
also very good for animal watching, due to no big movements of paddles, saw 6 platypussy plus tons of bird life last friday
cfo
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