Been debatting this fact with a few of the hunting mates, just wanted to see what everyones interpretations of Solo Outdoor Activity is. My understanding would be a Solo 5 day walk through Kaimanawas.
Thoughts and Comments please Ladies and Gents.
Been debatting this fact with a few of the hunting mates, just wanted to see what everyones interpretations of Solo Outdoor Activity is. My understanding would be a Solo 5 day walk through Kaimanawas.
Thoughts and Comments please Ladies and Gents.
Solo by yourself or, out with people you are immediately isolated with ie. Kids partner etc.
Gun city have posted this at the bottom of a recent advertisement. Not sure on its legitimacy
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Getting back to OP's question, I believe that the current consensus is yes you can go hunting but that you should stick to your local areas - if you live near the Kaimanawas you could hunt there
A lot of people here say it is selfish to take a risk and possibly pull in resources to rescue /assist you if you should come a cropper
I have access to public land out the back of my place for which I have a current permit so I will be going for the odd daywalk out there
I will be especially cautious as I do not wish to call in any choppers and what have you
DOC website is still issuing hunt permits last I checked which was a couple days ago
It's a bit of a curly one. Think you'll be sweet as t the local but they have also said they don't want people travelling between regions. Not sure how they will enforce this but it will be important if some regions are able to ease back to level 3
Just seen this on another thread
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It's a good question. Fine, jump in the car and go hunting, but driving to other regions, using gas stations and supermarkets, maybe not so smart.
Keep emergency services in mind and be extra cautious. Don't want to put any additional pressure on them, in the event they have to rescue you, or even worse, send LandSAR out to find you so that that can rescue you!
We all need to play the game if this lockdown is going to work.
When I have been out walking the dog around the block, same place, same time, people I have seen will move away and I likewise to keep a distance. Even when "walking into" someone I know, we will keep a good distance still stop and chat for a minute but now only with a louder voice. I think people now treat all others as having the virus and keep their distance, nobody wants to get sick...well maybe the very few dickheads do.
We need to go home and stay home.
The only way we can beat this is to stop interacting with other people, going for a warm is recommend so we get some exercise to help us stay healthy.
The more we look for an excuse to do what we want to do the more others will.
What’s wrong with a round of golf?
Why can’t I go to the range?
What about a movie with gaps between the seats.
Go home and stay home so we can get through this and back to “normal”as soon as possible.
We with our resourcefulness can do this.
Stay safe.
James
Remember the 7 “P”s; Pryor Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance.
I reckon what NZ Hunter posted on their facebook page is spot on and should be followed by everyone, no exceptions.
There's already too much political and social pressure on firearms so we don't want to draw any more attention.The only safe thing is take 0.00000% risk and stay home.
Taking even a tiny 0.0001% risk and doing a 'safe' day hunt is not ok in the current environment. It'd bite the FAL regulations hard.
Wow, triggered much? So you are allowed an opinion but someone else who has a different opinion to you isnt?
Sorry, I disagree with your opinion, frankly, I believe that if you believe the crap you have wrote, you have your head in a place that never sees the sun.
GUN CONTROL IS A TIGHT 5-SHOT GROUP.
Police have made it clear. No driving out of local area, or "across town" to go exercising. and DOC isn't issuing hunting permits any more. and NMSC have made it clear, don't go, theres no one to recue you. and puts SAR volunteers at risk. even if they can respond
See NZHunter facebook post
https://www.facebook.com/NZHunterMagazine/
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