Thread: Stags and Bucks 2024

no roaring in tararuas and hunterville pine forests yesterday or today, stags still grouped in apiti doc edge last couple of days.

13 points, splayed tops. Seen this genetic before in the same area. One of the biggest body stags I've shot

Had a few stags roaring at me yesterday but still in their Batchelor groups.Saw 7 together in one group, 4 in another.hinds still by themselves

1st stinky for the season and rys 1st ever buck she made the call this 1 needed to be culled as 1 antler and 1 of its front legs was ceased at the knee 55gr 223 to the neck/brisket at 263yrd well dun little 1

Remutaka fp

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absolute ripper..you can be very proud of that one indeed. solid and even,beautiful.

Took brother out for a look around 17 point red monster best red iv ever shot

Couple of decent ones there lads! @brad that looks like some solid timber

Post #58 @brad stonker classic Rimutaka mature head with those distinctive Rimmy heavy cupped royal tops.After yourve had a diesel or two,would be great to know what he scores out at.well done

Finally heard my first roar on the coast yesterday. Bit later than usual but it has been bloody mild. Hopefully by next week it has kicked into gear properly

Also cracking stag. Well done

https://youtube.com/shorts/CDsAkx0Iu...LrUCu4M9xEaLFY

He's got a bad dose of lovers balls.Looks like the long straight S.H.6 Evans Creek on the nth bank of the Wanganui

Originally Posted by bluebaiter222

He's got a bad dose of lovers balls.Looks like the long straight S.H.6 Evans Creek on the nth bank of the Wanganui

Yep....pretty much, he was heading towards the Wanganui.

A plunge in the Wanganui on walk about mite cool his tatties down

Big old boy from down the West Coast