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Nocky
PostPosted: Jan 13th, '10, 16:58 
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Well seem to have started something with yabbies, blue ones and/or big ones so this is the place to put the pic's and June 30 will pic the best and send the winner a little something from John Deere, posted elsewhere rupe has a nice set of blues so far, but example below, and comp is according to EB's permission of course
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I ate my real big one's. :D

Might have to see about another trip to the farm, the lake had some rippers over Christmas, where I proceeded to eat a couple buckets worth.... :drunken:

Mind you, could still be a couple of good size ones in FT, will have to have a look.


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I cleaned a farm dam out a few years ago and stocked it with marron. The marron didn't like it so they escaped and died, so I re-stocked it with yabbies, prolly about 75mm long. By the following summer these were the size we were fishing out, quite amazed us. 7 each were a feed!


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Wazza wrote:
I ate my real big one's. :D

Might have to see about another trip to the farm, the lake had some rippers over Christmas, where I proceeded to eat a couple buckets worth.... :drunken:

Mind you, could still be a couple of good size ones in FT, will have to have a look.


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wazza to be fair they should come from your system, but have found the bigger ones appear to be in system anyhow
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wazza to be fair they should come from your system,
Ah...now make the rules.

How long do they have to be in the system for?? Catch them from the dam, put them into the AP, then a week later photograph and eat!!
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And here is another big sucker.

The spoon measures 175mm.


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rick we leave the rules to honesty, and the comp is for BLUE or BIG not ORANGE :lol:
plus it's my *frack* ing competition and I can make as many rules as I like :P :lol: :lol:
And spoons are not an Australian Standard measurement :mrgreen:
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175mm :shock:

Rick you should get a prize for having the world's largest teaspoon !!
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see how he exaggerates all the time Nigel :lol:
Less talk this is a competition thread anyhow :mrgreen:
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I get the feeling someone is conceding defeat at this early stage. :evil: :evil:
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And spoons are not an Australian Standard measurement :mrgreen:



no, it has been a long established rule on this forum that small children, daschunds and beer cans are standards of measurement. And, all photos must include gratuitous toes. :brilsmurf:
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Bugger, now I have to try and dig up some old yabby pics... Ahhh hang on... :D


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