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Thread: Another long day in Arthur's pass.

  1. 12-02-2013, 07:41 PM #1
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    Another long day in Arthur's pass.

    Two spikers on the deck by 07:30 and a long carry out of both animals whole.
    Both shot at about 210 meters.

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    This slip must be popular as Steve shot a Ten pointer (from within 50m of where i shot these 2) on our previous trip about 3 weeks ago...and that one was heavy too!!

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  3. 12-02-2013, 07:43 PM #2
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    Awesome. Your camera makes this look like it happened in the 80s though

    I hope you have a big freezer!
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  4. 12-02-2013, 07:46 PM #3
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    Another long day in Arthur's pass.

    Yeh, my iphone used to take great pictures but somethings crapped out in it so pictures aren't great at the moment...will have to get it looked at!
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    That stags a beaut. Are there alot of deer roaming around those parts?
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    Not anymore ! .
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  7. 12-02-2013, 07:50 PM #6
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    Another long day in Arthur's pass.

    Yes Toby, if you know where to look and aren't shy of a long walk in...and out!
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    Nice work Matt . You would have deserved a beer after that carry ! . Nor'easter tomorrow , will be in touch tomorrow , hope that wind not too strong
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    Good work Matt
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    Nice one
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    Check out the video on today's hunt. Little bit rough, but at 24 seconds you see a flash of the legs of the second animal:
    Spiker in the Canterbury High Country - YouTube

    Also, in the same area on another trip:
    Red deer feeding in the Canterbury High Country - YouTube
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    Re: Another long day in Arthur's pass.

    Nice looks like some nice eating there :thumbup:

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    Another long day in Arthur's pass.

    [QUOTE=veitnamcam;83966]Nice looks like some nice eating there :thumbup:

    Yep, they're in good condition at the moment so worth the 7 hour carry out even if my knees disagree!
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    Nothing wrong with the eighties!!!
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    Another long day in Arthur's pass.

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    Nothing wrong with the eighties!!!
    Some of the best music, that's for sure!
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    The eighties had crap music. Now the fifties and sixties that is when music great.
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