Thread: Hunter coming from Denmark need help

@hunt08 you don’t need cell service to use Topo50 on your phone.

Originally Posted by kotuku

the moniker is Kotuku OK get it right .the small owl type from munich also needs an eye test or is it another subtle attempt at sarcasm.

kotuku, would you please allow me to formally apologize that I misspelled your name Sir! I feel deeply embarrassed and promise it won‘t happen again. I hope very much you accept this and I wish you a nice evening!
Kindest regards
littlemorepork

Originally Posted by stug

@hunt08 you don’t need cell service to use Topo50 on your phone.

Sorry I was talking about the comment by Bagheera there’s cell phone coverage over a lot of the mountains specially at higher altitudes. Not using the top50 maps I use them to as my only gps

Hi Magnus,

To get the most out of your NZ trip I suggest leveraging on local knowledge here rather than spend your limited time trying to work all of this out for yourself. Lots of us here can help and would easily be able to put you in front of Deer, Tahr and Chamois without too much trouble and provide you with a true NZ hunting experience.

Couple of questions for you - do you do any hunting in Denmark and what type? The more we know about you and your capabilities the more likely it is that people here will offer to take you out.

I've spent a day walking around Dyrehaven just north of Copenhagen and often wonder what opportunities exit for the average hunter living there might be, if any?

Hayden

Actually Micky Duck is right on.
If you pay my fare over fron aussie and pay for the helicopter costs myself and Sharki will spend a week in the mountains guiding you around. No better offer offered.

Originally Posted by SmokeyJason

Actually Micky Duck is right on.
If you pay my fare over fron aussie and pay for the helicopter costs myself and Sharki will spend a week in the mountains guiding you around. No better offer offered.

Good on you SJ. Magnus, this would be a very good option for you, I can't free up a week but maybe a few days around family/work commitments. Old Smoky knows a thing or two about Tahr hunting........

Hallo SmokeyJason, thank you so much! What will the prices be for that? that could be interesting for me!

Hallo Hayden!
Thank you! I am hunting here in Denmark with shotgun, shooting phasan, hare, duck, geese and so on. Also I hunt with rifle to shoot roe deer and Fallow deer
And have been on hunting trip in Africa, Europe and USA with rifle also, so I have a lot of experience, but no hunting in the mountains before
Cool that you have been to Denmark and in Dyrehaven. Where is no hunt opportunities in dyrehaven... They only shoot something themselves to sort out in the "population". Was that your question?

Originally Posted by MagnusDenmark

Hallo SmokeyJason, thank you so much! What will the prices be for that? that could be interesting for me!

Return trip from melbourne is nearly a grand, it's been a while since I've flown in with a helicopter so perhaps one of the other chaps might be more enlightened on the subject. Deer and chamois in North West land, say close to Ahaura or into the Wanganui River, that has merit as the big three are in there. There is also head of Mikonui, that's reasonably close to hokitika.
Ps for you more enlightened chaps, they've changed the name of wanganui city to whanganui but is the wanganui river in west land still wanganui river. Wouldn't want to end up getting dropped off in God knows where part of the country just by missing out one letter.

With luck you should have enough post to receive a pm.

It appeared that my cphone can not send a pm direct, so if you can send one to me we can go from there, I have no problem replying.

Originally Posted by SmokeyJason

Return trip from melbourne is nearly a grand, it's been a while since I've flown in with a helicopter so perhaps one of the other chaps might be more enlightened on the subject. Deer and chamois in North West land, say close to Ahaura or into the Wanganui River, that has merit as the big three are in there. There is also head of Mikonui, that's reasonably close to hokitika.
Ps for you more enlightened chaps, they've changed the name of wanganui city to whanganui but is the wanganui river in west land still wanganui river. Wouldn't want to end up getting dropped off in God knows where part of the country just by missing out one letter.

The WANGANUI river near Hari Hari on the west coast is still Wanganui, the city and river in the North Island are both WHANGANUI.

Originally Posted by RUMPY

The WANGANUI river near Hari Hari on the west coast is still Wanganui, the city and river in the North Island are both WHANGANUI.

Aha, that makes sense.