Thread: Hunting kaimais from katikati side

Fellas, just a heads up that since the opening of the Hauraki Rail Trail, and the associated attractions around Waihi, the walking tracks in the northern and central Kaimais are way way busier than they used to be. I know cos I live there! Have been speaking to the DOC guys who have been upgrading all the tracks and there are plans to further increase the foot traffic in the area with more hit upgrades.

If you're thinking of hunting the Kaimais, it will pay for you to get well off the beaten track in the central areas. Dilly dallying around the main walking tracks is a waste of time.

Originally Posted by Flyblown

Fellas, just a heads up that since the opening of the Hauraki Rail Trail, and the associated attractions around Waihi, the walking tracks in the northern and central Kaimais are way way busier than they used to be. I know cos I live there! Have been speaking to the DOC guys who have been upgrading all the tracks and there are plans to further increase the foot traffic in the area with more hit upgrades.

If you're thinking of hunting the Kaimais, it will pay for you to get well off the beaten track in the central areas. Dilly dallying around the main walking tracks is a waste of time.

30 people in the waiorongomai Valley just before Christmas. Insane. Albeit you can't really hunt that valley as its so steep but still.

It's great to see that ordinary people are enjoying the bush but damn. Like queen Street.