Thread: Percussion caps !

they are in the Geraldine forestry...have been seen by the kakahu limeworks...heard reports of them in orari river bed.....havent seen them there myself.
quite a few been in south opuha for years,they are in north opuha. they have been in mackenzie basin for years.
if and when acess to private land to hunt is granted the numbers can be kept in check....pretty hard to do so when you cant get access.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

they are in the Geraldine forestry...have been seen by the kakahu limeworks...heard reports of them in orari river bed.....havent seen them there myself.
quite a few been in south opuha for years,they are in north opuha. they have been in mackenzie basin for years.
if and when acess to private land to hunt is granted the numbers can be kept in check....pretty hard to do so when you cant get access.

Yes, we need access and a common sense plan - all it would take is some good old communication and bit of organising and we (the rec hunting mob) could make a positive contribution to keeping wallabies in check.

I've just been reading up on 777 in .50 muzzle loader (just picked the gun up, waiting for rest of accoutrements) and see that they recommend 209 shotgun primer. Maybe helpful.

Originally Posted by Scouterkotare

I've just been reading up on 777 in .50 muzzle loader (just picked the gun up, waiting for rest of accoutrements) and see that they recommend 209 shotgun primer. Maybe helpful.

So you have an inline? not a side lock?