Thread: Thank you NZ Hunter!

Originally Posted by R93

Last outfit I worked for we only weighed some of them for the same reasons you mentioned.
Unfortunately didn't weigh that big boy as it went home with the client. This last season was made harder as we had to take neck meat and ribs. Just offal, shot damaged meat and spine left for the preds and crows.

I agree. Surprising how good eating they are, especially considering they're rutting bulls.
I enjoy all the game meat I have tried but if had to live on only one, it would be moose. Especially the liver. Yum.
I have had some chewy stuff but flavour has been really good.
Makes you wonder what a younger animal would go like.

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Puts you in good habits. This was the first animal I took after leaving the territory. Not much left in the end. Would like to try that with a red where some of us hunt here though.

Originally Posted by Stocky

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Puts you in good habits. This was the first animal I took after leaving the territory. Not much left in the end. Would like to try that with a red where some of us hunt here though.

Yeah getting the panyards balanced was important. We always had new crappy pack horses every season and guess who got them. Was always a Rodeo when they past a nest of bees and I cant tell you how many miles I have done chasing horses and repacking blowups. Doesn't help that I'm not exactly a horse person either.
I wish I was in a mood to take a photo of one bad one. Literally had gear from 2 horses spread for a km in a high alpine pass and I was alone. Had my face on that day and if I didnt forget my rifle on my tetherd horse I would have happily shot the 2 I had to catch.



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