#culling

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To eat is to appropriate by destruction. - Jean-Paul Sartre - Some may know I have owned and operated firearms for over thirty three years, the majority of my life has been spent learning how to shoot

I like old things, they align with my love of history and I feel they hold a certain memory, for lack of a better word, that they have become imbued with energy or essence of the moments they have experienced

The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled. - Plutarch - I took this image last week, on the cattle farm I shoot on. It's all rolling hills, creeks and some occasional flat parts, not

You're there, tantalisingly close, large eyes that miss nothing, lithe body taut and ready for the action you know may come. I remain motionless watching, my eyes on yours, intent upon my prey; I see you,

True friends stab you in the front. - Oscar Wilde - Over the thirty two years I've been a shooter much of my shooting activities have been conducted with others around in various formats including gun

A welcome, but unasked for, gift of gratitude for services rendered.

Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own; and from morning to night, as from the cradle to the grave, it is but a succession of changes so gentle and easy that we can scarcely mark

Life is short, the art long. - Hippocrates - As far as shooting firearms go, there's little better than banging away on a long gun at range in my estimation. It's where I feel at home from a firearms/shooting

The higher we are placed, the more humbly we should walk. - Marcus Tullius Cicero - Have you ever committed to doing something but for one reason or another it's just not happened? That's been my last

A theory of the modern day 'three feathers' by Thomas Sheridan

Success is dependent on effort. - Sophocles - I went culling earlier this week and found success through effort; that means I killed things. For those who don't know I perform culling duties on a cattle

I call myself diligent and disciplined by nature. When I do something I do it to the best of my ability and work at improving my methods or outcomes; it comes naturally and has returned good results over

Never get in the way of an Eastern Brown snake and his female target when he's looking for hanky panky after a long winter hibernation. galenkp I've been making a habit of beginning most of my posts with

Leaving work early tends to be habit for me and today it happened again. Oops. The need to be somewhere other than my office was too great and with evil weather, high winds and pelting rain, forecast for

“That which does not kill us makes us stronger.” — Friedrich Nietzsche Wednesday marks the mid-point of the working week and the run into the weekend and it seems the perfect time to stop and think.

I've been a bit neglectful over the last few weeks. It's not like me to be honest as I generally have a solid work-ethic however it's been a few weeks since I went to the farm and did some culling...A

Crispy, is the best way to describe it; Walking around out here is like walking on corn chips, every step making a crackling sound that could have awoken the dead...But there was no dead to awaken out

It's been dry, a typical South Australian summer. The cattle farm I cull on has been crispy as the winter and autumn grasses have dried, moisture sucked out by hot sunny days, dry northerly winds and the

I was trying to find a link to the old 2017 Deagel.com population forecast for 2025 and the links were dead. Mind you, all 3 links in my video were even on the wayback machine and now they do not work.