Thread: Kaweka hunting tips

Yeah mate I can carry a deer on mostly flat area for a couple of km, hence why I'm leaning toward the lakes, but I need to be in distance to get my gear back to the truck, then go back empty handed and retrieve the kill. It's a pain in the ass but I love it enough to keep at it. I prefer to go out by myself so I don't hold anyone up and can happily go at my own pace but I think I may need to bush bash a bit to find clearings or wallows. Plus I'm trying to find myself a spot for the roar out there as it's my first one. I'm not sure if this is too tall of an order for out there.

Originally Posted by fieldzy202

Yeah mate I can carry a deer on mostly flat area for a couple of km, hence why I'm leaning toward the lakes, but I need to be in distance to get my gear back to the truck, then go back empty handed and retrieve the kill. It's a pain in the ass but I love it enough to keep at it. I prefer to go out by myself so I don't hold anyone up and can happily go at my own pace but I think I may need to bush bash a bit to find clearings or wallows. Plus I'm trying to find myself a spot for the roar out there as it's my first one. I'm not sure if this is too tall of an order for out there.

Japs are so small once you learn how to butcher them you can cram half a dozen in your pocket.
Shanks pony is your friend. Move off from the lakes and get out there. Back Ridge, Kiwi Mouth, Castle Camp yadda yadda. Just get out there.
Roar spots will be totally different areas to current hunting areas.