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About LinkBacksGive it a while and get back in there. Dont take dogs. Often a good chance as the hunting pressure dies right off and the green nasty cant get them all
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I do but am careful about the animals I take, checking them carefully before eating them.
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Depends on which pesticides and if they have been ground laid or aerial dropped
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Re: Hunting in areas where pesticides have been layed
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Good areas around Dunedin
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