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

When I rung them up they said I was allowed to camp.

Originally Posted by Hunty1

@NRT the walking track from Black gully to whiskey seems quite popular... only hunted that side a couple of times mid week but always met a few trampers on the track or hitching between tack ends. The track traverses 4 blocks and is 14km, would be tempting to camp on the tops, quite scenic!

Same, have run into day trampers in Black Gully. Is a nice walk from there to whiskey.

Originally Posted by kiwigreen

When I rung them up they said I was allowed to camp.

Wow. That cool is that's the case.
I don't have my last permit lying around so I can't check the rule, but its usually on there....
Like I say I've camped in the past, particularly on Smithys Spur. Its a good couple of hours walk to get to the good hunting, so not that practical for a day trip.

Permit condition no.11 , you'd be brave to camp up there the amount of people running round with spotlights and thermals at night . If you do camp up there get well away from track and roads .

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Been in the forestry a few times and haven't run into anyone yet, it is winter I guess. Easier for me to hunt the western blocks being so close to Roxburgh, only 40mins away to black gully. Westwood-whiskey/brandy isn't in the 1080 drop either.

Does any one know when the 1080 drop is happening in the Blue Mountains?

Originally Posted by skyflyhigh

Permit condition no.11 , you'd be brave to camp up there the amount of people running round with spotlights and thermals at night . If you do camp up there get well away from track and roads .

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That doesnt mean shit to me if it's only printed on a hunting permit and everyone else is free to do what they please

Go for your life then mate

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