Thread: Kaimais

If you are going in from Whakamarama head in for ABOUT AN HOUR THEN START TO LOOK AROUND.

Originally Posted by nelpop

If you are going in from Whakamarama head in for ABOUT AN HOUR THEN START TO LOOK AROUND.

Don't agree with that nelpop shot a hind at the top of the steps only about 400M back to the truck I've also chased a boar one night coming out from the "blade" All I can say is that kaimai deer are where you find them

Hit thompsons track yestyrday..from manawaru side..walked up to where the track is blocked off..saw a single clean deer print. Turned back around and took the other track that forts off to the right towards the young pine, sat down for a bite and a glass round and saw 2 hinds run out of view...my bloody hiking boots fell to peices and I had a long sore walk out

Originally Posted by Hooperman

Hit thompsons track yestyrday..from manawaru side..walked up to where the track is blocked off..saw a single clean deer print. Turned back around and took the other track that forts off to the right towards the young pine, sat down for a bite and a glass round and saw 2 hinds run out of view...my bloody hiking boots fell to peices and I had a long sore walk out

I thought that the one legged deer had been shot a while back...good to know he/she is still pogo-ing around...sorry I missed seeing you...cheers for the cider.

Originally Posted by Spook

I thought that the one legged deer had been shot a while back...good to know he/she is still pogo-ing around...sorry I missed seeing you...cheers for the cider.

Easiest shag in the Kaimais i bet!