Thread: STAGS SHOT 2019

Sika Stag From the roar, shot this guy roaring hard from 10 paces! good times!

Originally Posted by Yesmate

Was bush stalking for a hind,took this guy out with a running shot when I saw his head cos I felt bad for himAttachment 112209Attachment 112210

That's a very good spiker

Originally Posted by zack

Good response , coming from the man that shoots giraffes

@zack if you are a purist that's great, but a true purist would realise that most of the game animals we have here in NZ came from fenced game parks and are therefore domesticated deer and not really the same as true wild deer in their native habitat. You will have to stop hunting in NZ if you want to remain true to your values.
Enjoy your purist red deer hunting in Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Spain, Poland, GDR, Scotland, Turkey, oh bugger, they all have managed wild herds and have for hundreds of years. So the reality of hunting is that it is managing game animals to balance their environment. This is how it has been for hundreds of years.
The Great Hall at Moritzburg

Originally Posted by zack

Still Private land , not free range !!!

What a fuck head

Originally Posted by stagslayer 12

Attachment 112855Sika Stag From the roar, shot this guy roaring hard from 10 paces! good times!

@stagslayer I enjoyed your vid too thanks

Originally Posted by Tahr

@stagslayer I enjoyed your vid too thanks

@Tahr - His videos are some of my favourite on YouTube.

No fancy carry on, just honest hunting.

Have a link to the vid? Cheers @Pop Shot

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

@zack if you are a purist that's great, but a true purist would realise that most of the game animals we have here in NZ came from fenced game parks and are therefore domesticated deer and not really the same as true wild deer in their native habitat. You will have to stop hunting in NZ if you want to remain true to your values.
Enjoy your purist red deer hunting in Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Spain, Poland, GDR, Scotland, Turkey, oh bugger, they all have managed wild herds and have for hundreds of years. So the reality of hunting is that it is managing game animals to balance their environment. This is how it has been for hundreds of years.Attachment 112857
The Great Hall at Moritzburg

Most of those trophies were killed by coursing too. Private or public land, we have reasonable morals here in NZ when it comes to hunting.

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

@zack if you are a purist that's great, but a true purist would realise that most of the game animals we have here in NZ came from fenced game parks and are therefore domesticated deer and not really the same as true wild deer in their native habitat. You will have to stop hunting in NZ if you want to remain true to your values.
Enjoy your purist red deer hunting in Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Spain, Poland, GDR, Scotland, Turkey, oh bugger, they all have managed wild herds and have for hundreds of years. So the reality of hunting is that it is managing game animals to balance their environment. This is how it has been for hundreds of years.Attachment 112857
The Great Hall at Moritzburg

i think he was more referring to fenced in as less of a hunting challenge as opposed to a true wild public land animal(which is far far different to something on a station).I agree with zack in that it’s still a fenced animal and shot as opposed to hunted.The animals on this station May be able to roam into public land but won’t as their foodsupply on the farm will be top notch and there whereabouts at almost all times will be known by the guide/farmer.

Have either you @Yesmate or zack ever hunted on a station? Yes they have better genetics as access is controlled but they are certainly not any easier to hunt. I get the chance twice a year(max) to hunt a station in marlborough for a meat animal only. Certainly not an easy hunt, these are wild deer and not fenced. I personally prefer hunting Crown land as I am free to wander anywhere I am allowed to. When people refer to behind the fence it is a reference to deer fences not sheep fences. Please just stick to congratulating.

Originally Posted by 300wsm for life

Have either you @Yesmate or zack ever hunted on a station? Yes they have better genetics as access is controlled but they are certainly not any easier to hunt. I get the chance twice a year(max) to hunt a station in marlborough for a meat animal only. Certainly not an easy hunt, these are wild deer and not fenced. I personally prefer hunting Crown land as I am free to wander anywhere I am allowed to. When people refer to behind the fence it is a reference to deer fences not sheep fences. Please just stick to congratulating.

ive shot a few animals on private land and hunted a few on doc land.i did say well done to chainsaw in a previous post cos it’s a beauty head and he’s chipper with his kill but let’s keep it real mate we all have differing views on what hunting is and I like hearing everyone’s view on it,for me hunting is 90/10,finding an animal 90 shooting it 10.

Yes we all do have different views, but this post was just for photos and not debate.

Who said?

Originally Posted by Gibo

Who said?

Me, what you going to do about it?

Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk

Originally Posted by BRADS

Me, what you going to do about it?

Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk

Stand on your foot