Thread: BOP get together - take a young fella hunting weekend. ...

Can you or does anyone know if you can still take a motorbike up to the Te Puia hut ? Many years ago when I was a bit younger a group of us rode up to the hut , stayed the night then took the six foot track up to the Te Matawai saddle( think that's what it was called ) great ride but hard work.

Originally Posted by Mooseman

Can you or does anyone know if you can still take a motorbike up to the Te Puia hut ? Many years ago when I was a bit younger a group of us rode up to the hut , stayed the night then took the six foot track up to the Te Matawai saddle( think that's what it was called ) great ride but hard work.

You could.. Before the last cyclone... Not sure now... We might just have to go for a recce

Sounds good, somebody else may have some current info on the track conditions.

I'm keen and a relative youngy at 66. Will have my mate's young fella (10) with me. He's got a few young bloke problems related to ADHD, but for some reason listens to me, so I help out a bit with him. Anyway, he's raring to go and has promised to behave and would be rapt to be in such august company. He's a bright lad, and really wants to become a hunter. Hope this is okay with all. He'll be my responsibilty and knows he'll be going home if he doesn't behave. Anyone against, please let me know and I'll drop out, no hard feelings.

Originally Posted by keneff

I'm keen and a relative youngy at 66. Will have my mate's young fella (10) with me. He's got a few young bloke problems related to ADHD, but for some reason listens to me, so I help out a bit with him. Anyway, he's raring to go and has promised to behave and would be rapt to be in such august company. He's a bright lad, and really wants to become a hunter. Hope this is okay with all. He'll be my responsibilty and knows he'll be going home if he doesn't behave. Anyone against, please let me know and I'll drop out, no hard feelings.

Mate it's guys like you that keeps younguns like him away from where I work... Fully confident we can help him out!

Originally Posted by keneff

I'm keen and a relative youngy at 66. Will have my mate's young fella (10) with me. He's got a few young bloke problems related to ADHD, but for some reason listens to me, so I help out a bit with him. Anyway, he's raring to go and has promised to behave and would be rapt to be in such august company. He's a bright lad, and really wants to become a hunter. Hope this is okay with all. He'll be my responsibilty and knows he'll be going home if he doesn't behave. Anyone against, please let me know and I'll drop out, no hard feelings.

Prob because your a big scary old truck driver haha
good on ay mate

Originally Posted by Paddy79

Prob because your a big scary old truck driver haha
good on ay mate

Thank Biggun, Paddy and Rushy, But I'm not big and not scary, just old. Except sometimes to myself when I find myself in a dodgy place above a big drop

Originally Posted by keneff

I'm keen and a relative youngy at 66. Will have my mate's young fella (10) with me. He's got a few young bloke problems related to ADHD, but for some reason listens to me, so I help out a bit with him. Anyway, he's raring to go and has promised to behave and would be rapt to be in such august company. He's a bright lad, and really wants to become a hunter. Hope this is okay with all. He'll be my responsibilty and knows he'll be going home if he doesn't behave. Anyone against, please let me know and I'll drop out, no hard feelings.

Keneff that is exactly the sort of young fellah that needs to come. All power to your right arm.

it would be great to see a 10yr old there, but @Rushy you are not to teach him the benefits of Waikato

Originally Posted by ONYVA

it would be great to see a 10yr old there, but @Rushy you are not to teach him the benefits of Waikato

Didn't think Waikato had any benefits, @ONYVA, apart from reducing the volume of that putrid river

You can use Waikato to poison your enemies

Thanks to all you guys who accept what I've asked. I think it's a big thing to be able to get hold of these young kids and try to channel them into a constructive, happy life BEFORE they run off the rails, and this is something he's really interested in, so that will make it easier for him. He is a good, likeable kid and I'll be keeping a close eye on him.
Cheers,
Ken

Originally Posted by keneff;619631[SIZE=1

] He's got a few young bloke problems Anyway, he's raring to go and has promised to behave and would be rapt to be in such august company. He's a bright lad, and really wants to become a hunter.

Slight editing and I think most of us fit in that category!
I also want to become a hunter so in good company.

More the merrier I say and all the better to see the young ones coming through.

It was prob to girly for her so she gave it to him cause no man in their right mind d would surely go out and buy one

just say you'vot a big dick so you don't need the distraction