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Target Loads
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Winner Of Deer Hunt 2010
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The economy priced workhorse of the Lanber U/O range Elaborate scroll engraved action Fibre optic front sight Single selective trigger Automatic split ejectors 28" or 30" barrels with interchangeble chokes
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Sophisticated colour case hardened finish New deeper, innovative laser checkering Available in 28" or 30" barrels Single selective trigger Automatic split ejectors Fibre optic front sight
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Runner Up Of Deer Hunt 2010
The Sceond Biggest Douglas Score
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Low-luster blued barrel & action to reduce glare. Walnut, classic style stock with gloss finish. Free floating barrel, glass bedded at recoil lug and rear of receiver. 26" barrels-Magnum calibres,23"-WSM calibres, 22"-standard, short action & WSSM calibres. Hinged floorplate with detachable box magazine.
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Weather resistant stainless steel barrel & action Non-glare, textured composite Free floating barrel, glass bedded at recoil lug and rear of receiver 26" barrels-Magnum calibres, 23"-WSM calibres, 22"-standard, short action & WSSM calibres Hinged floorplate with detachable box magazine
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Winner Bigest Douglas Score 2003 Dale Booth 242
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Winner Bigest Douglas Score 2004 Chris Pearce 250 2/8
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Winner Biggest Douglas Score 2005 Peter Williams 242 6/8
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Winner Biggest Douglas Score 2006 John Triffet 261 6/8
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Winner Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Ellen Triffet
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Winner Biggest Douglas Score 2008 Shayne Jones 256 5/8
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Winner Biggest Douglas Score 2009
Geoff Thorpe
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Runner Up Douglas Score 2003 Ben Martin 238 3/8
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Runner Up Bigest Douglas Score Tim Branch 232 7/8
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Runner Up Douglas Score 2005 Valdon Orr 238 3/8
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Runner-Up Douglas Score 2006 Wayne Jones 257 6/8
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Runner-Up Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Luke Harris
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Runner-Up Biggest Douglas Score 2008 Amy Triffett 242 4/8
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Runner-Up Biggest Douglas Score 2009 Glenn Jones
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Licence Fee: $25.60 - Bag Limit: 20 per day
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Third Bigest Douglas Score 2003 Jack Curack 236
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Third Bigest Douglas Score 2004 Valdon Orr 230
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Third Bigest Douglas Score 2005 Phillip {Zac} Walsh 236 3/8
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Third Biggest Douglas Score 2006 Gavin Clark 250 2/8
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Third Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Steven Housego
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Third Biggest Douglas Score 2008 Mark Davis 235 3/8
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Third Biggest Douglas Score 2009 Dale Rolls
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Large range of centrefire ammunition at competitive prices.
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The annual pheasant season is held only on King Island on the long weekend in June. Only males may be taken. Hunters should note that purchase of a recreational game licence does not allow hunters onto a property to shoot pheasant.
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CZ 550 is an improved Mauser 98-type action with solid head lugs.
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The CZ ZKM 452 is available in Classic in .17HMR, .22LR, .22WMR; The Standard, De-Luxe, and synthetic stainless in .22LR and .22WMR
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Fourth Bigest Douglas Score 2003 Wayne Jones 234 4/8
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Fourth Bigest Douglas Score 2004 Shayne Wood 229 1/8
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Fourth Bigest Douglas Score 2005 Glen Cleaver 232 6/8
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Fourth Biggest Douglas Score 2006 Andrew Brazendale 246 2/8
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Fourth Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Aaron Hepburn
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Fourth Biggest Douglas Score 2008 Greg Branch 235
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Forth Biggest Douglas Score 2009 Adam Bryant
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Annual seasons are proclaimed for the taking of male deer and antlerless deer. Outside of the seasons, deer may be taken under Crop Protection Permits issued to landowners who are suffering browsing damage from deer.
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Licence fee: $57.60 - Bag Limit: One adult male deer and one antlerless deer or two antlerless deer. - Spikies may not be taken.
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Only 5 species of Tasmanian Waterfowl may be hunted during the open season. These are: Chestnut teal, Grey teal, Wood duck, Mountain duck and Black duck. All other species must not be shot.
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Fifth Bigest Douglas Score 2004 Steven Webb 229
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Fifth Bigest Douglas Score 2005 Gale Monks 228 1/8
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Fifth Biggest Douglas Score 2006 Jason Moles 245 3/8
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Fifth Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Guy Ellis
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Fith Biggest Douglas Score 2008 Andrew Weeding 234 4/8
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Equal Fifth Biggest Douglas Score 2009 Anne Monks
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Sixth Bigest Douglas Score 2004 Andrew Brazendale 228 3/8
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Sixth Bigest Douglas Score 2005 James Chivers 227 6/8
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Sixth Biggest Douglas Score 2006 Daniel Brooks 242 3/8
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Sixth Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Grant Monks
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Sixth Biggest Douglas Score 2008 Dean Monks 227
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Equal Fifth Biggest Douglas Score 2009 Brian Smith
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Cats were brought to Tasmania as domestic animals by early European explorers and settlers. Before shooting a cat, first establish that it is a feral cat, rather than a domestic pet or stray cat. Cats wearing collars should not be shot. It is recommended that landholders and neighbors be notified before commencement of a feral cat shooting operation so that they can take action to protect their domestic cats.
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Some domestic animals such as pigs and goats have become feral and programs have been implemented to reduce these wild populations. Hunters can assist in these programs by reporting any sightings of feral pigs and goats to DPIWE officers.
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All persons aged eighteen and older who wish to take deer, duck, wallaby, brown quail and pheasant will require a current firearms licence. Current firearm licences issued from all Australian states or territories will be accepted. Persons aged between 16 and 17 must hold a current minors permit to use a firearm.
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Foxes are classified as vermin under the Vermin Control Act 2000 and may be hunted at any time on Crown Land, State Forest and on private land with the permission of the landowner. The Fox Eradication Program would appreciate any information on foxes sighted or shot in Tasmania.
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Seventh Bigest Douglas Score 2004 Charles Harback 226 6/8
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Seventh Bigest Douglas Score 2005 Shane Broadby 226 2/8
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Senenth Biggest Douglas 2006 Craig Reynolds 242 2/8
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Seventh Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Boyd Renolds
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Seventh Biggerst Douglas Score 2008 Raymond Cordwell 226
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There are a number of regulations applicable to all species. The important ones are listed below.
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Eighth Bigest Douglas Score 2004 Andrew Schiebel 224 1/8
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Eighth Bigest Douglas Score 2005 Daniel Triffett 225 2/8
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Eighth Biggest Douglas Score Brian Vinen 241 2/8
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Eigth Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Dale Figg
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Eighth Biggest Douglas Score 2008 Anthony Bennett 225 7/8
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Nineth Bigest Douglas Score 2004 Shane Walker 220 7/8
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Nineth Bigest Douglas Score 2005 Andrew Brazendale 223 1/8
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Nineth Biggest Douglas Score 2006 Valdon Orr 240 2/8
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Nineth Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Charles Harback
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Nineth Biggest Douglas Score 2008 Garry Bond 223 2/8
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Tenth Bigest Douglas Score 2004 Glenn Jones 219 5/8
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Tenth Bigest Douglas Score 2005 Paul Ellis 222 4/8
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Tenth Biggest Douglas Score 2006 Craig Unsworth 240
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Tenth Biggest Douglas Score 2007 Frank Falzon
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Tenth Biggest Douglas Score 2008 Peter Townsend 221 6/8
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Equal Nineth Douglas Score 2009 Scott Read
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Elleventh Bigest Douglas Score 2009 Amy Triffett 217 2/8
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Twelveth Bigest Douglas Score 2009 12th Dean Monks 217 1/8
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Thirteenth Bigest Douglas Score 2009 Brad Walker 216 7/8
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Model 925
This clip-loading 22 rifle represents one of the best buys around in a bolt action repeater. It features an all-business hardwood stock with swivel studs, a 22" Micro-Groove® barrel and a 7-shot clip magazine.
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Licence fee: $25.60 - Bag limit: 25 per day for open colonies in King Island Group, Hunter Group and Furneaux Group. A limit of 15 per day applies on Tasmanian mainland colonies that are open for hunting.
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Fourteenth Bigest Douglas Score 2009 Colin Bishop 215 2/8
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Fifteenth Bigest Douglas Score 2009 Joseph Eyles 214 6/8
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Sixteenth Bigest Douglas Score 2009 Steven Housego 214 4/8
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Puff'N'Stuff is a discount tobacconist suppliers of cigarettes, tobacco and cigars. George is also a licensed firearms dealer with many new and secondhand guns in stock + scopes, binoculars, knives and swords, spotlights, gunsafes, gun cleaning kits and much more.
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Seventeenth Biggest Douglas Score 2006 Chris 231 2/8
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Seventeenth Bigest Douglas Score 2009 Glenn Cragg 214 2/8
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Only Brown Quail can be taken during the season, and then only north in a straight line from Swansea on the east coast through Queenstown to Macquarie Heads on the west coast.
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Eighteenth Bigest Douglas Score 2009 Shane Bryant 211
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Rabbits are classified as vermin under the Vermin Control Act 2000 and may be hunted at any time on Crown Land, State Forest and on private land with the permission of the landowner. There is no bag limit and rabbits are normally taken with shotguns and rimfire rifles, although any non-prohibited firearm may be used.
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There is a cost that comes with high performance, in this case, its a lot less than you think. The Model 700 SPS (Special Purpose Synthetic) offers everything you love about the legendary Model 700, all at an extremely affordable price.
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Extreme conditions call for an extreme gun. And never before has a rifle this durable and rugged been introduced to the world of hunting. The cutting edge in rifle design, the Model 700 XCR (Xtreme Conditions Rifle) uses Remingtons proprietary new TriNyte Corrosion Control System to make the Model 700 XCR virtually impervious to even the most extreme conditions.
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There is a cost that comes with high performance, in this case, its a lot less than you think. The Model 700 SPS Stainless (Special Purpose Synthetic) offers everything you love about the legendary Model 700, all at an extremely affordable price.
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Built on the legendary Model 700 action, Remington Varmint rifles are well known for being our most accurate standard production rifles. The latest evolution of our Model 700 VS SF (Varmint Synthetic Stainless Fluted) continues this prestigious pedigree.
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Huge range of rimfire field and target loads
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Licence Fee: $12.80 - Bag Limit: Three male birds per day.
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Good condition,
Shoots good groups
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SKB 12 Gauge Semi Auto, Original Box, 5 Chokes, Like New
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Stirling M14 .22's are available in stainless steel or blued barrel for $375. They come complete with 4x32 scope. Great buying for a brand new rifle.
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Non-commercial Licence Fee: $25.60 (Fee applicable until 30 June 2009) - Commercial Licence Fee: $51.20 (Fee applicable until 30 June 2009) - Bag Limit: none for either wallaby species.
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People wanting to hunt either Bennetts Wallaby and Tasmanian Pademelons (Rufous Wallaby) must have purchased a game licence and have permission from the landowner whose land they wish to hunt.
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With a 12 month wallaby game season, we remind hunters including drivers, spotlighters, and carcass collectors, who are accessing properties for the purpose of hunting under a crop protection (spotlight) permit or wildlife management authority, that they will need to make sure they have the appropriate seasonal recreational wallaby game licence.
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Any person wishing to take deer, wild duck, muttonbird, wallaby, brown quail or pheasant during the gazetted open seasons will require a licence. Game licences are for recreational hunting within prescribed seasons.
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Licence fee: $25.60 - Bag Limit: 10 ducks per day, of which not more than four shall be Mountain ducks.
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The Select Sporting features new lightweight profile 30" backbored envector plus barrels and a bi-tone, low profile receiver featuring rugged ejectors and dual tapered locking lugs designed to independently adjust for wear. A third fixed lug is designed to reduce recoil induced wear. The stock is beautifully crafted and sharply checkered along with the Schnabel forend. Adjustable trigger shoe system easily customizes length of pull.
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