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ive never seen or heard of the here.....looks good tho

thats odd the AT's(olivers) that i had lasted 6months of boilermaking.....and then i only got new boots because a large piston landed on my foot putting a hole in the leather!!

or if you want a cheaper work like boot then go for Oliver AT's or Bowens i had the 200mm lace ups at the bottom! about $135 my last pair http://www.oliver.com.au/asp/show_products.asp?CatId=2 i like the look of the Bowen's at the bottom of this page.....but i dont know the $$$$$ http://www.oliver.com.au/asp/show_products.asp

get out of here you southerner...........your jealous of my moccasin's

well all my years of bush walking Tasmania have made me realise THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS WATER PROOF BOOTS! its better to get boots that fit very well.....im also looking for new boots something like these i think for me! http://www.zamberlan.com/catalog/index.php...cat&idcat=9

well to be honest i dont think of water proof boots as more water repelling boots why because all those lovely bush walks in tassie made me belive this.... YOUR FEET WILL GET WET NO MATTER WHAT!! so just make sure your boots and socks are very comfy so it wont matter!!

lol that sounds familiar drew

i payed $120 for my pair! what did you pay?

too bloody right.......its the only thing the French did right METRIC i love it

i have Garmont walking boots they are the low type very good for hot rocky stuff not great for wet but ive had them for 2years now and im a fatC*NT so they get a caining brama walking boots high type great for all terrain but a bit hot not bad on the bike +1 on the steel blues for work type boots

ya dont say! and thanks for the thread ill have a read. cheers Haze i had to slip one in to make the point

you might find this thread(sorry its a different site to this one) if your going to buy from the US http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=159040 its a adventure motorcycle rider site. and this one is a magellin VS garmin http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=162232 if this has been inapropriate(spellings to my strong point ) then delete my post

lol to bloody true almost ALL the spot lighters i know only go in the ute.........almost all of my hunting was on foot i only got in to ute spotlighting by going with other peaple......and found how easy it is

well i have the bushnell range finder http://www.bushnell.com/products/rangefind...ecs/20-1315.cfm its not a scope as you are talking about......... i got mine just to find out if the ranges i was shooting wallabys and bunnys was what i thought it was theres no way i would spend the $$$$$$$$$$$ on a range finding scope!! is it cheating...........no..........but then i have a good idear off what i can and cant do! bunnys in the head at 200M with my .223 deer up to 300M with my 7mm rm i shoot no further than 100M with my .17 MACH2 but this is always up to the individual.............

the TS185er is a very under rated bike........two strokes make better bush bikes anyway