Thread: Nz hunter

I quite like the broken tines as it gives the head character

I actually thought it wasnt such a huge body...and looking at head,the comment Willey had made earlier about smaller body makes head look huge came to mind. still a beautiful animal and one heck of an achievement..and plurry well earned too...GO Fi you are the gal.... good on the WHOLE team for wrap around support,said it before but that Emil is a hell of a machine.....my legs turn ache just seeing the weight of gear he carries.Willey looked to be doing the carry out pretty hard too.
was trying to work out age of Greg n Fiona..if Willey is early 30s,they have to be nudging 60 plus all around another great show.

Another epic episode, well done Fi

I think in previous episode they said Fi 58

Originally Posted by Happy Jack

I think in previous episode they said Fi 58

One should never ask nor guess a woman's age.

Originally Posted by Cyclops

One should never ask nor guess a woman's age.

a diplomatic husband always remembers his wifes birthday but always forgets age..21 again my dear is a good cop out

Anyone had a hoon on that lighter/new swaro spotting scope they were using?

Originally Posted by JoshC

Probably clashes with Coro Street does it?


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257 weatherby you deserve that piece of great humour from Josh C - why because any TV program that portrays hunting in NZ in a great positive light we need - we dont need greens vegans or anti fire arm programs in any way - yes to more hunting programs - even hunting Aotearoa no matter how bad it was

@HarryMax
Yip, I’ve got one, nice and light and allows a more compact tripod.
Good if your up on the tops glassing up to about 1K,but not really enough magnification for glassing the big Canterbury valleys from the floor.
I used to use a cannon sx65 and I’d have my spotter over that.
My mates have the 65mm and 85mm Swarovski spotters and they leave mine for dead.

Originally Posted by Eastern Wander

@HarryMax
Yip, I’ve got one, nice and light and allows a more compact tripod.
Good if your up on the tops glassing up to about 1K,but not really enough magnification for glassing the big Canterbury valleys from the floor.
I used to use a cannon sx65 and I’d have my spotter over that.
My mates have the 65mm and 85mm Swarovski spotters and they leave mine for dead.

Gotcha, awesome mate thanks for the info. Still sounds like a cool piece of kit.

Originally Posted by HarryMax

Anyone had a hoon on that lighter/new swaro spotting scope they were using?

Been using it for the last week and a half. It’s very good.


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Originally Posted by Barry the hunter

257 weatherby you deserve that piece of great humour from Josh C - why because any TV program that portrays hunting in NZ in a great positive light we need - we dont need greens vegans or anti fire arm programs in any way - yes to more hunting programs - even hunting Aotearoa no matter how bad it was

Barry, are you familiar with fishing? @Josh C is and knew perfectly well what I was up to. Perhaps you noticed we had a little amusing back and forth? Perhaps you didn't.

Nice spotters pity the price is beyond most of us though.

Greetings All,
I really enjoy the NZ Hunter programmes. For a Government certified old Fudd it is a chance to see places that I will never be able to visit and in a few cases revisit places that I have been to. Having met the Duleys on a few occasions adds to it as well. The lack of hype and jangly shit music is welcome.
Regards Grandpamac.

Hard not to like everything they do , its great to show the flooded camp as well and even the very experienced get it wrong sometimes , I think Mrs Duley is fitter and tougher than most blokes , incredible footage of that Bull she shot .