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    disabled or physically impaired hunting ...

    so , as some of you know , i am one legged , and have worn a prostheic leg for 2 years , now with new surgery i will have a much better anchoring system for the knee and foot to attach too . i still enjoy hunting and want to get out to most of the plces i see you lucky buggers out doing the deed , ..... whats the rules around a quad bike or similer into some of these places i see on here ? .... i walk a certain amount on slightly uneven terrain ... but not that well .... not having a knee is a fukin hindrence ... lets say i knock a stag or pig over , to carry it out on my back requires two failrly good knees ... my remaining knee was broken in 5 places .... im not whinging or whining about my place in life , was just after your thoughts about the possibility of quadding to a lot of places in NZ ...
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    for those interested this is the new implant which is hammered up my thighbone to fit my new knee too (not my pics but same idea)
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    Interesting. My mate is just getting used to his new leg (has a cup thing?). Same as you by the looks (above the knee) How does on go about getting a set up like that?

    No help on the quad access either mate. Kaimais and Otawa you would make it .5 of a metre if you hit it at a hundy

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    By fuck that must have been sore as for a while after them tapping it in.

    As for Quad access to National Parks I would imagine it would be a no.
    But if you had a Private farm that you could get access onto then I can't see the problem. We let people on our place a fair bit and they can take their vehicle on at their risk.

    If I wasn't so far away from you I would say come and have a hunt.
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    I rekon you may be good to go in a few fly in spots. With a mate or two you could get into a few good shooting positions and get the others to recover it for you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    I rekon you may be good to go in a few fly in spots. With a mate or two you could get into a few good shooting positions and get the others to recover it for you?
    That actually sounds the go KJ. My father in law was a keen hunter that fell victim to the bends diving and ended up a paraplegic. For years after his hunting buddies would carry Ron in to a clearing or chopper in with him and then park him by a clearing and do the gut, carry and breakdown for him if he shot anything.
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    wow @Rushy I remember him he had a small dive shop in manukau aye
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    Went to a UFBA conference where Mark Inglis was the guest speaker. Amazing attitude
    As for quad bike hunting - go for it and use it to your advantage

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    awesome Stumpy go and get amongst it

    but man that must have hurt a bit afterwards
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dynastar27 View Post
    wow @Rushy I remember him he had a small dive shop in manukau aye
    Yep. That was a dive repair business in Manukau. He had also had two diving retail stores before that.
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    Stumpy, can you ride a horse?...that could open up a few different places to go...in fact a lot more than a quad.
    Which is worse, ignorance or apathy...I don't know and don't care.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spook View Post
    Stumpy, can you ride a horse?...that could open up a few different places to go...in fact a lot more than a quad.
    Very true Spook.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Very true Spook.
    It is not often Spook is right aye Rushy
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    Stumpy. There are a few places around that you can drive right up to the hut door, towing a quad on trailer, and then hunt using the quad.
    Tataraakina on Taupo/Napier comes to mind, but it willl cost you a few $$ for the hut fees. At least the animals are true free range though.
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