Thread: Hunting With Disabilities

Can I use the photo on our web page? and who do I credit the photo with?

real hunter not sure about that ive fucked up more than ive scored
just like getting out on the hill with mates and bringing food home to the family if im lucky

ive been lucky with some of the places ive hunted and people ive been able to hunt with

Try disabledhunting.org.nz

Originally Posted by Husky1600

Try disabledhunting.org.nz

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Originally Posted by stumpy

the other boys on here are the real hunters , I range shoot mainly but am getting fitter to go out in the bush
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if this pic is on its side , I got no idea why ......

its not on its side Stumpy your just defiying gravity

Originally Posted by stumpy

the other boys on here are the real hunters , I range shoot mainly but am getting fitter to go out in the bush
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if this pic is on its side , I got no idea why ......

Fark! That's some steep territory

What I like about that Stumpy is you are out there doing it

cheers mate , I am trying to get used to the knee and how the computer controls the hydraulics on uneven slopes and surfaces

Originally Posted by The Hunting Show

HI, I recorded a show last week called 'Hunting With Disabilities' and in doing my prep work for it could not find any New Zealand support group, club or online forum that caters for Hunters with Disabilities (there are a number of them over seas), I have a few questions -

Is There a group?
Is there a need for this?
If Not Should there be?
Would someone be keen to start a Facebook page?

Here is the interview if you want to check it out - EP18 - Hunting With Disabilities, Interview with Troy Grimwood 07/28 by The Hunting Show | Hobbies Podcasts

I seem to remember reading an article about people taking kids with disabilities for hunts at ngamatea station.
don't think it was a club or organisation but the way it read it was an on going thing.
Maybe they can help for info.

I hunt with a disability.....................he cant tell left from right

Big ups to those that get out amongst it with disabilities

yeah, there are, my grandpa is one of them. I usually take him to hunt with me, since we are forced to travel long distances (and it’s already difficult for him to walk), I decided to buy him a mobility scooter. I’ve researched and read a lot of reviews and biught one from seniorfitness. Now he can easily come with me.

Aha, sounds ideal for NZ mountains.

Take your sales pitch elsewhere thanks.

Nothing impossible, just how much.