Thread: Molesworth roar

Originally Posted by kukuwai

Bugger !!
Its a shame for sure how the system is set up.
1080 doesn't get them all mate. Might be heaps of feed for the ones left and some good condition animals as a result


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It got them all in 2017, I can assure you.

Originally Posted by Puddleduk

It got them all in 2017, I can assure you.

Not all of them bud, they’re still there. Sure as shit got a good thin-out though. Wasn’t nice to see.

Originally Posted by woods223

Not all of them bud, they’re still there. Sure as shit got a good thin-out though. Wasn’t nice to see.

I couldn't find any live ones after a few hours in a helicopter, from what I was told the NZDA couldn't either using a helicopter as well. Sure was a lot of dead ones though. They filtered in slowly over time. Still not what is was pre 2017 though.

Originally Posted by Puddleduk

I couldn't find any live ones after a few hours in a helicopter, from what I was told the NZDA couldn't either using a helicopter as well. Sure was a lot of dead ones though. They filtered in slowly over time. Still not what is was pre 2017 though.

Mildly interested in what you were doing in the area requiring 'a few hours' flying time. The only operations having taken place that i know of are aerial spraying, pre-feed and 1080 applications, aerial inspection of Transpower lines. That and a certain chopper operator who shall remain nameless who gets around a bit.

Originally Posted by woods223

Mildly interested in what you were doing in the area requiring 'a few hours' flying time. The only operations having taken place that i know of are aerial spraying, pre-feed and 1080 applications, aerial inspection of Transpower lines. That and a certain chopper operator who shall remain nameless who gets around a bit.

Part of the nzda post operation survey.