Thread: NZ Hunter Adventures, starts tomorrow, Sunday night, 8.30pm on Duke, Freeview13/Sky12

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

they took a fair old hunk of meat off the bull Willie shot with bare feet...it was shown going into packs...same as the wap from fiordland...those fellas are half pack mule.....

So you are deep in Fiordland and shoot a good animal, which is going to mean really big, think about how long it takes and how difficult it can be, to get anywhere in there on shank's pony, you really think they lug about a pack full of meat the whole time? Look at the animal and think about the weight and space taken in the pack..........What condition would it (or they) be in by the end of the trip? No, no and no.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

they took a fair old hunk of meat off the bull Willie shot with bare feet...it was shown going into packs...same as the wap from fiordland...those fellas are half pack mule.....

I mean the other fellas. The duleys do a great job of using what they shoot. I find myself watching the shows through the eyes of my missus.
She simply refuse to watch the other main one now after the losing of animals and, what she sees, as pointless bow work only to have the thar get too far to retrieve.

Originally Posted by Cowboy

I mean the other fellas. The duleys do a great job of using what they shoot. I find myself watching the shows through the eyes of my missus.
She simply refuse to watch the other main one now after the losing of animals and, what she sees, as pointless bow work only to have the thar get too far to retrieve.

Those other boys are animals. I don't know Blake and Monty personally but already knew of them before the show. I imagine they took the best stuff and ate it as they went

I wonder what sort of employment contract Emil has. Coming from a country whose highest mountain is 170m they sure abuse the f*** out of him making him carry camera gear up over 3000m. What was his comment on the last crest of Mt Tasman "now its my turn to do this shit"!

Lols

I have no doubt he is up for it and could say no if he didnt want to do it. Hardly any abuse going on except self abuse

Love the show but if was there camera man think I would tuck a cyanide tablet somewhere handy.

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Originally Posted by imaca

they sure abuse the f*** out of him making him carry camera gear up over 3000m. What was his comment on the last crest of Mt Tasman "now its my turn to do this shit"!

Geeze bro thats a bit harsh !!
I get the impression he loves that "shit" !!

He trains hard and I'm picking he does it because he wants too and loves it

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You can imagine the choppers working that country, would be slaughter.

Originally Posted by kukuwai

Geeze bro thats a bit harsh !!
I get the impression he loves that "shit" !!

He trains hard and I'm picking he does it because he wants too and loves it

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Yeah I'm sure it's all good, just makes me laugh

Originally Posted by imaca

I wonder what sort of employment contract Emil has. Coming from a country whose highest mountain is 170m they sure abuse the f*** out of him making him carry camera gear up over 3000m. What was his comment on the last crest of Mt Tasman "now its my turn to do this shit"!

Lols

He is only half Danish the other half comes from somewhere with bigger hills

Originally Posted by Happy Jack

He is only half Danish the other half comes from somewhere with bigger hills

Hopefully the half with the legs

Originally Posted by imaca

I wonder what sort of employment contract Emil has. Coming from a country whose highest mountain is 170m they sure abuse the f*** out of him making him carry camera gear up over 3000m. What was his comment on the last crest of Mt Tasman "now its my turn to do this shit"!

Originally Posted by Happy Jack

He is only half Danish the other half comes from somewhere with bigger hills

Don't underestimate Viking Stock, pretty good at integrating with the locals, wherever they land...

Always thoroughly look forward to the sika episode every season. Last night was as always another great bit of viewing. I’ve been really enjoying how they tie in the hunts that show them going back to shoot hinds too. Walking the talk and demonstrating it to everyone. Awesome

I'm having a crack at making biltong today as a result of the last episode.

another great episode...the banter between Willie and his mate was priceless,can tell they been mates for years to be able to do that and not get offended,Emil did well to capture it.
and once again Mum /Fiona shows she sure can shoot...no mucking around for that lady,up and bang ,animal goes down.... the earlier episodes with her bush stalking sika,you almost feel sorry for the deer.