General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
feral animals in victorian state forests	16-Nov-2009 At 5:28:43 PM	PDRM
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On 16/11/2009 ambyeok wrote: >User profile comment says "more into the hunting side". Wow, I didnt >even realise there was a hunting side to climbing. Thats why climbing is >such a great sport, there is always all these new facets that keep revealing >themselves. Though you'd need a climb with a two hands rest stance to take the shot on lead and the racking (see should sling thread) would be problematic for the gear. Or perhaps an extreme version of stick clipping could be rigged up on the arrow so you could shoot the first clip? .M

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