Thread: Te Urewera novices

Just a quick update if anyone's interested:
Contacted Richard, and he told me he's sorta closed down his hunting operations for winter, because of this (and the realization it's probably gonna be cold as fuck and pissing down all the time) we've decided to postpone our trip to Te Urewera to spring.
Instead we're probably gonna go bowl some goats over around kings country/Taranaki next week as we got contacts there.

Originally Posted by Tim.G

Just a quick update if anyone's interested:
Contacted Richard, and he told me he's sorta closed down his hunting operations for winter, because of this (and the realization it's probably gonna be cold as fuck and pissing down all the time) we've decided to postpone our trip to Te Urewera to spring.
Instead we're probably gonna go bowl some goats over around kings country/Taranaki next week as we got contacts there.

SOFT!!!

Im taking my wife and 2 kids (5 and 2.5 years) to the lake in a couple of weeks.

Originally Posted by Tim.G

Just a quick update if anyone's interested:
Contacted Richard, and he told me he's sorta closed down his hunting operations for winter, because of this (and the realization it's probably gonna be cold as fuck and pissing down all the time) we've decided to postpone our trip to Te Urewera to spring.
Instead we're probably gonna go bowl some goats over around kings country/Taranaki next week as we got contacts there.

I must admit that the creek down to the Te Totara Stream can get a tad ugly now and then. The locals tell me that there was a big flood down there and shit did it clean up a lot of trees and river flats. Checking on one part of the creek I would say that it was around 2 metres higher than normal. Yipeeeee