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    hah definitely minimizing efforts with quad bikes, good stuff. I got no problems with farm hunting, good for getting meat and have done a fair bit, even got a good 12 point red off a farm, but its not quite the same and i dont really count it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by camenzie View Post
    hah definitely minimizing efforts with quad bikes, good stuff. I got no problems with farm hunting, good for getting meat and have done a fair bit, even got a good 12 point red off a farm, but its not quite the same and i dont really count it.
    To you guys knocking it. Wait until your sorry arses are too old to drag around your "public land" and see what you think about "farm hunting" then. Its all contextual.
    Its quite likely that many "farm hunters" of today did more hard yards on public land before you were born than you will ever do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    To you guys knocking it. Wait until your sorry arses are too old to drag around your "public land" and see what you think about "farm hunting" then. Its all contextual.
    Its quite likely that many "farm hunters" of today did more hard yards on public land before you were born than you will ever do.
    I got no problem with farm hunting, actually am all for it when it’s controlling numbers and/or for meat.

    Just saying i don’t view a 12 point farm stag the same as a 12 point public land stag.

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    Quote Originally Posted by camenzie View Post
    I got no problem with farm hunting, actually am all for it when it’s controlling numbers and/or for meat.

    Just saying i don’t view a 12 point farm stag the same as a 12 point public land stag.
    Looks the same hanging on the wall, just the story that goes with it is what matters whether lies or BS doesn't really matter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    To you guys knocking it. Wait until your sorry arses are too old to drag around your "public land" and see what you think about "farm hunting" then. Its all contextual.
    Its quite likely that many "farm hunters" of today did more hard yards on public land before you were born than you will ever do.
    Hear hear.

    And at the rate that a lot of farmland has been planted up, there's gonna be a need for a lot more 'Tahrs' to keep on top of expanding populations.
    Every year forward gravity reminds us that its always gonna be here, and you just have to get smarter about how you deal with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    To you guys knocking it. Wait until your sorry arses are too old to drag around your "public land" and see what you think about "farm hunting" then. Its all contextual.
    Its quite likely that many "farm hunters" of today did more hard yards on public land before you were born than you will ever do.
    to you silly buggers knocking shooting a good stag on a farm well what if they bugger just walked out of a large piece of DOC land -are you going to pass it up simply because its standing on a patch of grass -get real
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