Bowhunting Camels?
#101
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puk--intersting stuff. So your mom's from Ohio...pretty cool.Austraila sounds like an awesome place to bowhunt, an this thread has taught me a lot about game in Austraila. If I wasn't a poor college student I'd love to make a trip.
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It's great watching the long version, where he has run out of arrows for his recurve, and is running around, picking them up out of the grass, having another shot, running to find another one. Mick is one serious hunter.
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Seems like you guys have quite the grab bag of species to hunt over there. I had no idea. I was trying to find some info and ran across this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYyLoaJ-vh8
some beautiful country over there, hope this gives a little better of a visual to all the people that were doggin on hunting camels....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYyLoaJ-vh8
some beautiful country over there, hope this gives a little better of a visual to all the people that were doggin on hunting camels....
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We have a few species...
Rabbits,
hares,
cats,
dogs,
dingos,
goats,
pigs,
donkeys,
6 species of deer,
feral cattle,
buffalo,
brumbies (feral horses),
camels
and an array of fish species that can be bowhunted as well (european carp in South Australia only, for example).
All land dwelling bowhuntable species in Oz are feral or introduced (that is, non-native). Native animals are illegal to hunt with bow and arrow over here. Bowhunting for fish, or bowfishing generally can only take place in tidal waters where spear fishing is allowed (laws differ from state to state, again european carp in South Australia only, for example).
I think that's all...
Rabbits,
hares,
cats,
dogs,
dingos,
goats,
pigs,
donkeys,
6 species of deer,
feral cattle,
buffalo,
brumbies (feral horses),
camels
and an array of fish species that can be bowhunted as well (european carp in South Australia only, for example).
All land dwelling bowhuntable species in Oz are feral or introduced (that is, non-native). Native animals are illegal to hunt with bow and arrow over here. Bowhunting for fish, or bowfishing generally can only take place in tidal waters where spear fishing is allowed (laws differ from state to state, again european carp in South Australia only, for example).
I think that's all...
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#110
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ORIGINAL: OzGriff
We have a few species...
Rabbits,
hares,
cats,
dogs,
dingos,
goats,
pigs,
donkeys,
6 species of deer,
feral cattle,
buffalo,
brumbies (feral horses),
camels
and an array of fish species that can be bowhunted as well (european carp in South Australia only, for example).
All land dwelling bowhuntable species in Oz are feral or introduced (that is, non-native). Native animals are illegal to hunt with bow and arrow over here. Bowhunting for fish, or bowfishing generally can only take place in tidal waters where spear fishing is allowed (laws differ from state to state, again european carp in South Australia only, for example).
I think that's all...
We have a few species...
Rabbits,
hares,
cats,
dogs,
dingos,
goats,
pigs,
donkeys,
6 species of deer,
feral cattle,
buffalo,
brumbies (feral horses),
camels
and an array of fish species that can be bowhunted as well (european carp in South Australia only, for example).
All land dwelling bowhuntable species in Oz are feral or introduced (that is, non-native). Native animals are illegal to hunt with bow and arrow over here. Bowhunting for fish, or bowfishing generally can only take place in tidal waters where spear fishing is allowed (laws differ from state to state, again european carp in South Australia only, for example).
I think that's all...
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