Roar vid of a resent trip into a new area, abit of success and pretty good weather, beautiful country for sure👌🏾
https://youtu.be/Dh0cZ5ASzPY
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Roar vid of a resent trip into a new area, abit of success and pretty good weather, beautiful country for sure👌🏾
https://youtu.be/Dh0cZ5ASzPY
Good vid mate.
Big country
[QUOTE=Gkp;1437388]Good vid mate.
Something about big country ay, it humbles you����
You earned that fella after camping out in the frost, I can see why you were solo:D
Yeah mate it was a good, tested me big time haha, cheers for watching ����Quote:
Originally Posted by charliehorse
Nice vid bro, looked cold af :D
Great vid Matty well done. What do you think of the lite pack ???
Nice video Matty, well done. Thats very familiar territory for me, close to home. Next time youre heading this way, drop me a PM and call in for a coffee.
I like it, but the only thing is for me is the lid dosen't have straps that adjust, its fixed too the pack, unlike the other tatonka packs, no front pocket either which doesn't worry me, nice and lite pack, probably saved 1.5kg switching from the bisonQuote:
Originally Posted by Huk
Thats a kind offer mate, thanks i will next time im out there����Quote:
Originally Posted by Husky1600#2
Bloody good vid Matty,big open country make deer
harder to find and get close too.I like the idea of chopper up and walk down.Sleeping amongst in the tussocks can provide good shelter from the cool winds.Good effort n well done
Mean effort Matty, not many would have toughed it out in the sleeping bag with no fly:)
I love your videos, keep them coming
Yeah it was cheap to get dropped in too, so throught why not worked out to be a good thing, could throw in a few heavier food luxuries and save the dehys for later on. Thanks for the wise words mate����Quote:
Originally Posted by Trout
I knew the forcast was clear, and also didnt want ot give myself away setting up a camp haha, thanks for watching bro appreciate it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigbear
Thanks for that bro means alot, ill keep them coming bro����Quote:
Originally Posted by Billbob
Really enjoyed that! Low key, no fuss, or bells and whistles. You did the hard work and were rewarded. What a country we live in where a hunt like that is possible, and accessible. Makes me want to get back up into the high country asap.
Thanks mate it mean alot, i enjoy sharing my hunts into our back country its really there for us to enjoy, so im gonna do just that, were not here for a long time just a good time haha, get into bro����Quote:
Originally Posted by Kimber 7mm-08
@MattyR I found that very inspirational, mean hikoi!
The way you slept in the tussock and staked that stag out was hard as, not many people could do that without any validation, fuss and/or support .
What caliber was the Tikka and how far was the shot in the end?
I’m booking the ferry tomorrow and I’m going to do a similar mission, a bit further north than where you went.
Kia kaha, you’re dam right about the heart and mind!
Kia ora brother, i love testing my abilities, and its awesome showing my young fulla, and give him a push too give it heaps in what ever his passion is gonna be, (hes finally keen as on hunting )lol so thats cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by craigc
The caliber is 300 win mag, and shot him at 430y, never really been keen on, long or medium range, we grew up bush hunting since 5 years old with the old man so pretty new to me, but in saying that iv done some practice and no my limits, definitely gives you a advantage in the open country.. 550y max for me, but conditions need to be spot on otherwise ill try get closer, or not shoot at all.
Good luck on your mission bro, have a good time���� im away looking for a fallow buck the next 4 days, if your ever passing flick me a pm and call in for a cuppa. Kia kaha kia haumaru, Happy hunting
Nice one!