Thread: It is finally home

Choppy, didn't realise there were Fallow getting around Bathurst, great stuff the Fallow eat well and make good Jerky.

Got myself a 14 point Red two years back, still haven't gotten around to mounting it yet, anyways that's for another forum don't want to bore the guys on here.

Good luck with the Fallow and enjoy the low range if you get to use it.

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Looks good.
Re. the UHF, I mounted mine on the driver's side of the centre cubby near the front of the seat in front of the seatbelt mount, standing upright. It falls easily to hand there. There are then numerous places to mount the mic bracket, either in the cubby or the dash. I just ran power from the battery box under the front seat.
I have a gutter mounted adjustable aerial on the driver's side, so I ran the aerial down the snorkel, across the engine bay and underneath to come up in the battery box, using an existing hole, and then with the power lead across under the cubby to the UHF. Cable ties did the job easily.

DiscoMick thanks, I will have a look more closely this weekend.

Yeah there is a heap of fallow only 15-20kms out of Bathurst on your way to orange. We see no less then 30-40 over 3 days and 2 nights. Then we decide on the second afternoon which animal we want and take it, if you don't spoke them they are always not 2 far.

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Looks good.
Re. the UHF, I mounted mine on the driver's side of the centre cubby near the front of the seat in front of the seatbelt mount, standing upright. It falls easily to hand there. There are then numerous places to mount the mic bracket, either in the cubby or the dash. I just ran power from the battery box under the front seat.
I have a gutter mounted adjustable aerial on the driver's side, so I ran the aerial down the snorkel, across the engine bay and underneath to come up in the battery box, using an existing hole, and then with the power lead across under the cubby to the UHF. Cable ties did the job easily.

If found the roof console a great space saver and tidy way to mount radios and have an extra shelf for gloves beanies, spare ammo box and lure container.
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I have few acres on the northern side of Bathurst. No fallow but the occasional red is seen from time to time

Originally Posted by Chenz

If found the roof console a great space saver and tidy way to mount radios and have an extra shelf for gloves beanies, spare ammo box and lure container.
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I have few acres on the northern side of Bathurst. No fallow but the occasional red is seen from time to time

Yes, a roof console is a great idea. Its on my wish list.

I like the roof console but I've got a silly bloody sun hatch. Hang on,,,,,,,,,. Ideas are coming to mind.

This might work for you Billy

MUD Defender Roof Console - MUD Stuff - Products

Originally Posted by GypsySamuraiAnt

This might work for you Billy

MUD Defender Roof Console - MUD Stuff - Products

Yes thanks. I've considered that one. It could be incorporated into the idea that is evolving in my head.