Thread: Sika in the kawekas

Seeing very good numbers of Sika this year.

The Tute has dried off quick due to drought conditions but the deer are still favouring the pick that seems to grow near the tute beds

Anyone wanting a sika for Xmas get onto ferny ridge before the sun comes up, and with the light of dawn behind you bino down low onto the northern birch face to your west, all the YouTubers stay around the ridge line track and don’t venture over the side

Animal numbers are now higher than normal between ferny and northern birch

Looking back onto ferny

Good biscuit choice

Originally Posted by outdoorlad

Good biscuit choice

Hope there is good coffee to go with them.

Originally Posted by outdoorlad

Good biscuit choice

needs an inch of butter between

I've tried to have a nosey there and found utes all over the place, which is all the motivation required to trudge over the J and escape the crowds!

Had a trip down that way a month ago. Went a bit further in off a different access point, We got one each (4) and saw another 6 or 7. Great couple of days

The Sika are back here

Saw 4 velvetys and a few hinds today, easy retrieves for new hunters

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

The Sika are back here

Saw 4 velvetys and a few hinds today, easy retrieves for new hunters

Hi 7mmsaum. New to hunting and new to the forum. Have tried to find a way to. Give you a private mail about walking to these areas.

Yep send me a pm and we can go over some maps to show you a good route into the area

7 super wines seems a bit excessive (so my wife tells me) lol
And not a single one broken
Hoping to get over those ways a bit more for a look about.
Fairly new to chasing sika but looking forward to the challenge for me and the dog

Originally Posted by Jeffpig

7 super wines seems a bit excessive (so my wife tells me) lol
And not a single one broken
Hoping to get over those ways a bit more for a look about.
Fairly new to chasing sika but looking forward to the challenge for me and the dog

Immerse yourself in the front country, get into their habitat with a minimum of disruption and a minimum of disturbance, you will see plenty, then make a plan to get in close to them