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    Ruahines - Hut for 2 weeks

    Hello everyone, I am looking for a good place to hunt in the Ruahines that will keep me occupied for 2 weeks.

    Any suggestions on a hut or campsite?

    I may fly in if it makes sense and plan to leave in about 5 weeks.

    Cheers

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    Pm sent mate

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    I wouldn't stay anywhere for 2 weeks solid. Plan a route and stay along the way. Main ranges make for easy travel over decent distances and the further you get from the hut the better the hunting usually. That sort of time would be worth a W-E crossing.

    You piss off your misses?
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    Kiritaki if you like bush hobbiting

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    I thought about that but what do you do if you shoot something?

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    thebest thing I could recommend would be a shower when you get out!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Remington700.270 View Post
    I thought about that but what do you do if you shoot something?
    are you hunting or Hiking????,drop it at the bush edge send me a tex Ill put it the mates chilla for you to grab on your way out
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    Quote Originally Posted by Remington700.270 View Post
    I thought about that but what do you do if you shoot something?
    What were you going to do if you shot something on the first day or two anyway?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    are you hunting or Hiking????,drop it at the bush edge send me a tex Ill put it the mates chilla for you to grab on your way out
    The neck chops and hocks aye, rest will be making its way through your system by then

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    The neck chops and hocks aye, rest will be making its way through your system by then
    Nah honest!!.I'll help him out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    Nah honest!!.I'll help him out.

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    What a good TNUC

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    Quote Originally Posted by Remington700.270 View Post
    I thought about that but what do you do if you shoot something?
    Text Neckshot to carry it out for you while you sit back at the hut drinking copious amounts of beer without a care in the world.
    "Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    Nah honest!!.I'll help him out.

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    You are a good bugger Neckshot.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    What were you going to do if you shot something on the first day or two anyway?
    If you don't see at least a few deer per day on the main range you best take up golf, and for the first week and a bit shoot em with a camera to skite on here.
    If you really are keen to fly it will be better to fly out than in. Call Chris Crosse before you go and he can pick you up from most places.
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    Thanks for your advice everyone. A few deer per day on the main range. Hmm sounds like high expectations. I am not much more than an armed tramper you know!

 

 

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