Thread: Quintessential deer spots

Originally Posted by Munsey

This spot typical if chopper pressure Attachment 21078

No choppers in there, they aren't allowed. For Chamios look over in the gully behind you in the top pic or the face to your north....

I spend a bit of time trolling Google Earth. Its certainly worked in the past, here's one that shows the sort of areas I look for:
Plenty of cover(bush)
Plenty of feed (clearing)
Access to the tops
A few wet areas for water

This place has a good population of pigs and deer. Saw 8 deer here on the weekend.

Stug, I just see a semi-camouflaged black lab... pls point out the deerzies

Originally Posted by Tahr

Ruahines.

Typical...quintessential.

He lived.

Absolutely Ruahines in a nutshell right there.

Strolling past this spot at 2 in the avo. Glanced down and counted no less than 17 deer grazing on it.

Originally Posted by sneeze

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Hunting on a deer farm is always the easy way

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This is the back of my farm 5 deer 1 pig.

Stink spots oi!
My spots tend to be over run with Suple Jack

john m, good to see ye olde .303 out and about

Close-up of Neckshots spot (top right) with a yearling out. The small grassy faces on these slips are often grazed during the day.

Originally Posted by stug

This place has a good population of pigs and deer. Saw 8 deer here on the weekend.

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I knows where that is, good spot

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That olde 303 will put 180 gr into 11/2" at 100 and thats good for anything in NZ.