Thread: Blue Mountains, anyone keen to share a block?

Anyone keen to share a blue mountains block for a overnighter or maybe a two nighter? Thinking of putting in for one since they're handy to home. End of the day we could just go bowl over a deer at home on the farm if no luck and you want the venison. Keen to get in there in the next few weeks before bucks start dropping their headgear.

Nice gesture.

PM me, I am interested.

Hey mate , I'm pulling tits in the area also , I spend quite a bit of time up there normally chasing pork around but do a bit of deer stalking as well , I've quite often got block permits during the week .
Drop me a pm if you like
Cheers


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I'm keen mate. Haven't hunted they Blueys before..

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No, permits very clear, no camping in blue Mountains. Mostly not an issue on most blocks, but Smithys Spur difficult to get in and out and have a decent days hunting without camping.

Yea its bollocks aye some mean spots to pitch a tent , iv never used them but the huts at Beaumont could be an option for you , I think the south Otago deerstalkers administer them but could be wrong , the pub will probably no.

Originally Posted by Boaraxa

Yea its bollocks aye some mean spots to pitch a tent , iv never used them but the huts at Beaumont could be an option for you , I think the south Otago deerstalkers administer them but could be wrong , the pub will probably no.

I would just drive home to my own bed each night if that was the case. Strange I couldnt find anything on the doc website about no camping

Trip report would be nice if you go please let us no how the new down grade on the rifle goes as well

Kind of puts a bit of a downer on the whole thing if you can't stay in there. The reason I want to go is I'm going stir crazy on the farm. If I just wanted to shoot a deer I'd go out and shoot one right now he home in 30 minutes

The 'no camping' rule has been in place for some years.

Side note, I see you have changed your gang colours/affiliations. Interesting.

Originally Posted by kidmac42

The 'no camping' rule has been in place for some years.

Side note, I see you have changed your gang colours/affiliations. Interesting.

It is very clearly written in the conditions section of the your Blue Mountain hunting permit

There heaps of options to stay in or near the Blue Mountains:
Black Gully -$15 per night
Beaumont Pub - maybe $20-30
Tapanui Camp ground
Camp for free along the Clutha River
Camp at the fisherman at down by the pomie, again free

Also have slept in my car at road ends up on the mountain and have camped up on Smithys Spur, so I'm certainly not telling you not to, just that you not allowed to.

Originally Posted by Dama dama

It is very clearly written in the conditions section of the your Blue Mountain hunting permit

So someone who is not a hunter will never know that and are free to do as they please?

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

So someone who is not a hunter will never know that and are free to do as they please?

so only hunters aren't allowed to camp ? well technically your not hunting when your sleeping