Not everyone can get in your bedroom tho!?!Quote:
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Not everyone can get in your bedroom tho!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Smiddy
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There into it up Waipu. The farmer wont want you shooting though.
Heard my first wild roars for the year yesterday, could have started up well earlier but this was my first chance to get out in over a month.
Got busted by a couple of hinds never got a look at him but he is the big foot!
Four more sleeps!!!!
Me too :thumbup::thumbup::)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunt4life
I got back from an epic mid ruahine hunt yesterday with some forum good buggers heaps of stags going for it, some going absolutely mental. Must of heard 20+ different animals.
Stags where responding two any roars, seemed a bit lower down than last year.
Go get em boys:)
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That’s great! Pics and story now :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
+1 @BRADSQuote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
Yeah come on @BRADS but feed those sheep first before the Southern boys come up and feed em.:D Yeah kept us going in here and now thread.
Any news from lewis pass area? will be heading in there this weekend for a bash around
Anyone heard anything in the Tararuas yet or did the last 1080 drop wipe them out completely?
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Over the Kapiti side, they're roaring in the paddocks. I'm heading in tonight to see what I can see...Quote:
Originally Posted by LifeLust
Just been into the Ruahines for the past week and have had plenty of action and shot a 10 pointer on friday night, after that it went dead with only a few roars because it warmed right back up again recently.
saw 40 odd deer last week.
Where exactly? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by kiwigreen
The ruahines are full of deer, just be bloody carful in there at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by LifeLust
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Full of bloody people too:D
Not a single person where I go, well there's never anyone in when I'm in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
Wouldn't you like to know :P hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by LifeLust
96000ha is a big hunting ground:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwigreen
I wouldn't follow any one into the public toilets in the Ruahines either!!
anyone been up Lewis pass last weekend or going this week?
Tarn and Kylie biv toilets don't smell at all:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Neckshot
No walls on the fuckers
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@falconhell and I nearly followed a deer into one,it was close:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Neckshot
Hi Felas
Any updates on the eastern Tararuas.. Anyone heard anything so far..
Anyone been up the Whirinakis yet? I plan on going in next week sometime.
Read the forums mate
http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...-heaven-13186/
Hi Kiwigreen, yeah there roaring in there mate, our crew heard 2 got 1.....Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwigreen
spent last two days in the north eastern area and they are going well from 7am-1pm then seem to break for lunch an start up again after dark. was a long walk from the car park before hearing anything though - that's for sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by initiaz
Southern Tararuas have been roaring last two nights at least
Just spent 4 days in and around cattle creek. Lots of deer roaring alot closer than usual. brilliant weather. To many options , should have spent more time chasing one and not all of them. Few well churned up wallows. Lots of people around and quite a few gun shots. Had one Moaning just up above where Brads photo of the vehicles is , no more than 200meters from the roadend.Attachment 22471
Cheers mate. Good to hear that, my dad's hunted there quite a bit but hasn't been in for 15 or so years and is going to take me in next week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouser
I reckon the roar is going to be shit this year. Since when is Taupo forcasted for 12-15 overnight temps in April? lol!
Similar to my experiences last week. Plenty of action but they weren't that fired up and shut up when challenged in their own territory.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwigreen
Saw 25-30 odd for the week. Only saw two other hunters on the walk out.
Western Tararuas earlier this week I had one quite worked up, so worked up I actually thought it was another hunter trying to rile me up! Then I realised he and another stag were only replying to my roars. The others were all standard, but this bugger was growling. Going back in tomorrow to find him :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pop Shot
yeah was probably a bit early, that's why it's good to have another person roaring further back while you sneak in. Only had that 3 days of prime action while it was cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pop Shot
The one I shot was roaring well when challenged in his territory, didn't seem too angry. Just casually roaring back.
No hunters in where we are
Another walk in and out this morning. 3-4 roaring around us on day break, managed to find the stag from my last visit. Found his tracks, shit, prints, wallow, rubbings so I know where I'll be focusing when the weather cools. We roared him, and he was aggressive back while we were a couple of hundred metres away but once we closed in on him (to less than a hundred metres I reckon) he went quite feeble then disappeared. we had to settle for a couple of smellies on the way out instead. Interesting though, my mate and I noticed the whole bush just went quiet around 9am... nothing roaring anywhere. was most active just after daybreak.
Just spent a week in the upper Rakaia area. Too warm. Hinds and yearlings still together. Stags were only establishing territories, and the odd moan. We had only one evening of roars and got two excited about us but only that one out of 9 days.
It's going to be late up there - we need the cold! I slept on the tops out of my sleeping bag as I was too warm.
similiar experience up lewis pass. Had one moaning for about an hour this morning, hinds and yearlings out but no stags in sight.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottrods
Wallows havent been used in anger, just a bit of splashing about but not in the last few days.
That's music to my ears...Get me off this drill ship quickly!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by PerazziSC3
Same here, stuck in the Nordic for the next 5 days!
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