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And the nz government only gives lip service to nzers and does whatever the fuck it wants! Foreign tourists and hunters bring money, that's all that the pussys in their plush offices see. So yes, some of us nzers do get a bit annoyed when we cannot get a ballot because of foreigners
You think like that when ya go to the big West Island and further afield....do ya Gimp...do ya then....lmao...!
Never been out of nz and have no intention of it.
Just wondering if you have told the guides you fly in, what your feelings are on what they are doing, as a guide they are putting the hunters on to there quarry, and telling them how much weight they can fly out.Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
Now I am thoroughly confused. I thought the ballot block was for a particular region whilst the remainder of the fee ranges in NZ are open for hunt but you give the impression that if a Kiwi does not get a ballot then they can't hunt anywhere on the island during the roar. Is that really the case?Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Learn to laugh at yourself and never be left unamused.
A lot of doc controlled hunting grounds all round nz are closed to public for the ballot period. Ballot permit winners/holders should be the only hunters in any given ballot block.
There is always open permit areas that anyone can hunt throughout the year and roar period, only issue is, we get all sorts of gimps running around firing at movement,colour etc when they should be at home doing the dishes.
Ballots blocks in westland can still be hunted by anybody that walks in regardless of who has the block. Its just that most blocks are really only accessible by machine.
I think the topic is too far off tangent with ballot blocks being a separate yet important discussion issue. The blocks in question really are only for Tahr rut hunting where the question should be addressed regarding non NZ residents and how we should manage them on our public lands.
FFS we cannot even manage our game animals.
I wasn't aware of that mate, I stand corrected.Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
Neither was I until recently.Quote:
Originally Posted by kidmac42
It sort of takes away the whole point of goin thru the ballot process if anyone can still hunt it with no permit, and there's the moral question on it too ayQuote:
Originally Posted by R93
Two points I would make;
1)
I would rather like to see something statistical regarding the alleged monopolization of a ballet system I personally know nothing about by internationals, the comments indicated on this thread also indicate many local's to NZ are unaware. I'm unsure if locals are unaware how internationals are going to make better use?
2)
My gut would indicate 90% of the international hunters visiting New Zealand to hunt are doing so on a safari style with large budget and contribute greatly to hunting scene and economically. NZ hunting culture and the do it yourself attitude, the attitude required to head out into the hills on public land and the gear, knowledge and most importantly time are not something most people are going to have on a 2-4 week "standard" holiday. That most working class people can take.
The largest competition to wild game on public land (doc) would be from student or backpacking internationals whom have the time 1-3+ months and the connections with locals to help either get them started and/or take them out to have a go, personally I encourage this.
Hiya Gibo. My great grandparents and I were born here. You might be a tourist - but I an NOT. If you're a tourist, wotdafuk are you doing hunting in MY country????
Wtf
I think you may have badly missed @Gibo s point!Quote:
Originally Posted by keneff