Thread: Advice for Pureoras

Mate I havnt been there for years but waimiha/tiki tiki flats used to be the goods for quad hunting. There's 3 or 4 lean too shelters if you get there early enough to get one. With that said it is a popular area and I'm guessing everyman and his dogg will be there. My best beat would be to do some serious research and walk into an area that's not easily accessed and ditch the car camping thought. You will be surrounded by weekend rambos and itchy trigger fingered newbies . Infact if it were me I wouldn't go in the pureoras at all this weekend.

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Originally Posted by Cartman

Mate I havnt been there for years but waimiha/tiki tiki flats used to be the goods for quad hunting. There's 3 or 4 lean too shelters if you get there early enough to get one. With that said it is a popular area and I'm guessing everyman and his dogg will be there. My best beat would be to do some serious research and walk into an area that's not easily accessed and ditch the car camping thought. You will be surrounded by weekend rambos and itchy trigger fingered newbies . Infact if it were me I wouldn't go in the pureoras at all this weekend.

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Piropiro Flats?? Not Tikitiki?
It will be the middle of queen street. The mountain bike trail has opened it up to a heap of people.
They were grunting middle of last week according to the old man.

Originally Posted by paddygonebush

Piropiro Flats?? Not Tikitiki?
It will be the middle of queen street. The mountain bike trail has opened it up to a heap of people.
They were grunting middle of last week according to the old man.

Yeah that's how long I've been down south... can't even remember the name.

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