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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: dazzler on June 28, 2012, 07:09:50 PM
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Poor fella fell into an erosion hole and only his horns stopped him. Hole was about 12 ft deep.
It was really baaaaaad.
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Well done hope he's ok
:cheers:
Smoko
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Gday Dazzler.. Good on you mate! Poor fella looks s#$t scared. :cheers: Phil
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well done tiger ya gotta look after the silly ones too cheers Graham
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i got to think about this one for a while,,,, need to get a good line for it.............................. ;D
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On ya Dazzler! :cheers:
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Don't know about saving a life, but you were three quarters of the way to a hungi (Maori that is).
Ya had the hole and the food, all that was missing was some hot coals and the optional banana leaf.
Anyway good on you, nice to see a vegetarian driving a 4B4 ... ;D
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You sure it wasn't a trap set by a NZ born neighbour?
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i got to think about this one for a while,,,, need to get a good line for it.............................. ;D
What like this:
Thanks for shearing ya story Dazzler.
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He mutton seen where he was walking.
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Wool that's a good news story.
LJ
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The worried look on his face was because he thought he was falling backwards toward NZ ::)
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You sure it wasn't a trap set by a NZ born neighbour?
Nah wrong end was sticking out... ;D
LJ
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see.. i'm getting old, you all beat me to it,, but some good one liners ... Hungi,,, has my vote so far... ;D
BHG
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Poor lil sheep! Good work dazzler! :cup:
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THATS THE BIGGEST SHEEP HOLE IVE EVER SEEN
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Good on ya mate! :cheers:
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I saved a life today as well. I somehow managed to keep my hands in my pockets today when all they wanted to do was leap out and rap themselves around my boss' neck. So much for self control, I still have to show up tomorrow- who knows, maybe I will save his life yet again!!!!
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My offsider was a farmer - first up I thought we would pop the poor things head off when we pulled it out by the horns then it seemed really weak. Farmer grabs it and drags it really roughly to its feet and then it up and ran. He reckons they can just lay there and die of shock if you dont get them moving. cheers
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Top stuff Dazz :cup:
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Another use for a winch? ??? Well done Dazzler
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Poor bugger. He must have been feeling a bit "sheepish" about the whole ordeal ;D
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if a sheep lands on its back it cannot get its self righted and will die in the padock,they can lay on they back for a couple of days and when you right them up you sometimes have just hold them up for about 5 mins then they well just run away
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My offsider was a farmer - first up I thought we would pop the poor things head off when we pulled it out by the horns then it seemed really weak. Farmer grabs it and drags it really roughly to its feet and then it up and ran. He reckons they can just lay there and die of shock if you dont get them moving. cheers
Where abouts in Tassie is it,some great comments :cheers:
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A Colorado and a length of chain would got the poor bugger out.
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Good on you Dazzler, not a baaaaaaa....d effort ;D
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A Colorado and a length of chain would got the poor bugger out.
Just make sure those horns are rated recovery points >:D ;D
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Just make sure those horns are rated recovery points >:D ;D
they're not rated so make sure you use a bridle ;D
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You sure it wasn't a trap set by a NZ born neighbour?
Wrong end sticking out 8)
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My offsider was a farmer - first up I thought we would pop the poor things head off when we pulled it out by the horns then it seemed really weak. Farmer grabs it and drags it really roughly to its feet and then it up and ran. He reckons they can just lay there and die of shock if you dont get them moving. cheers
Sounds about right. They get this "I'll just lay here and die" attitude, stand em back up and they run off again, leave em there and they'll be good on their word fairly often.
Well done getting him out in time, how big was he? Bit hard to tell in the photos, I'd hate to be trying the same with the buggers at home, I'd be needing the Colorado and a chain, a few of them are over 120kg, one around 150kg, I don't think they'd get down the hole, and if they did wouldn't survive long hanging from the horns.
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Nice work Dazzler. He certainly looks like he was having a baaaaaad day before you came along.
...when all they wanted to do was leap out and rap themselves around my boss' neck.
Yo - Fo' Shizzle the WEST SIDE, homie!!!???
Cheers!
Matto :)
(The grammar nazi)