Dinks property in waiotahi valley, 500 + ha. Heads up.
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Dinks property in waiotahi valley, 500 + ha. Heads up.
Where's it listed ? could you post a link ? I'm just a tyre kicker but it'll be nice to drool over what could be.
Is it this one?
https://www.realestate.co.nz/4233031...-road-waiotahi
WOW that looks great. only $1 too expensive, (leaving 500,000)
that price actually looks pretty good these days.
Oh shit. How to open the conversation with the missus! Sent her the link. Ha ha ha ha this is about to get interesting.
Such a shame its on the wrong island
buy with 10 together. Setup a dayprice hunting fee for each and bob is your uncle
I did exactly the same!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
hmmm 10 on that block would mean limiting them to one deer a year ( I know it well ) simply not the numbers of animals - better blocks on market for a larger groupQuote:
Originally Posted by Taco
Watch this guy, he's wanting for himself lol
nah the big one with honey plant behind Waverly now that is a blockQuote:
Originally Posted by SmokeyJason
It would be like herding cats.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taco
What proportion of the deer/pigs shot on that property are likely to be done so by or with the approval of the owners/occupiers?
You buy it and I’ll come and board with you. We could probably afford a a couple of Whaka bikes on the weekends?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
so they need a livein/on game keeper to keep posum numbers down to near zero...rabbits n hares the same.. may as well predator trap at same time,and be there to keep hoons n poachers away..... build them a decent place to live in and a salery enough to top up pension and the forumites will be fighting each other for the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxx
the big thing missing with this block - big numbers of fallow and reds say the add- okay have a good look at the photos- where is the feed to support that claim - answer its not there
You'll need more than 1 gamekeeper in that area, fence lines don't mean much
Unfortunately this is true.Quote:
Originally Posted by No good names left
About 16 years ago we looked at buying a farm about two valleys over from there. Fertile front paddocks and good deer holding bush at the back. Got really keen until we met a neighbour as we were driving out: said for every 3 animals you put on the truck to the works, one animal will leave the back of the farm on horseback...
No.recipe for disaster.this place does seem priced ok but unless your a bush hunter it won't suit you, not enough clear areas with feed to support numbers and the pines aren't part of the deal, they will be harvested.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taco
For that kind of coin and the hassle of owning land,
It's way cheaper to pay someone for a hunting guide.
Much, much cheaper to get a free DOC hunting permit and go where ever you want to on government land.
How ever, it's all been on here before?
So you spend your 1.5 million from the sale of your expensive house and buy a working sheep and cattle farm with wild deer on it....Nothing wrong with that.
Or you buy your proposed hunting business venture...Then what percentage of business hunting gurus will make it financially viable ?
Youd be surprised, We have thousands of deer and only 100 odd hecters of grass its amazing how much country like that holds part our place is recently harvested part of has being replanted parts getting logged and parts native very sinilar to that block but larger the deer are still well feed and all the grass is off the drivewayQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry the hunter