Thread: Kaipo river

Yer I'm thinking about it. Heading somewhere tomorrow morning and out Monday but havnt been there before so the river has me a bit concerned. Will watch the weather and make a call tonight.

Originally Posted by Bobba

Yer I'm thinking about it. Heading somewhere tomorrow morning and out Monday but havnt been there before so the river has me a bit concerned. Will watch the weather and make a call tonight.

if you go Oamaru doc hut- and the Kaipo river is massive- dont cross it- head north and hunt the bush that runs north south -Kaipo river to the west and Poronui station/Eucalyptis to the east- long as you stay in the native you're in public land. The deers switch from native to Eucaliptis often- and are prolly getting fatter by the minute.

Originally Posted by ANTSMAN

if you go Oamaru doc hut- and the Kaipo river is massive- dont cross it- head north and hunt the bush that runs north south -Kaipo river to the west and Poronui station/Eucalyptis to the east- long as you stay in the native you're in public land. The deers switch from native to Eucaliptis often- and are prolly getting fatter by the minute.

Imagine the new deer fence will be putting pay to that and the heavy duty culling going on along the native boundary.

Originally Posted by ANTSMAN

if you go Oamaru doc hut- and the Kaipo river is massive- dont cross it- head north and hunt the bush that runs north south -Kaipo river to the west and Poronui station/Eucalyptis to the east- long as you stay in the native you're in public land. The deers switch from native to Eucaliptis often- and are prolly getting fatter by the minute.

Not much Eucalyptus left these days, still shit loads of sika on poronui though