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    I've seen horses do similar damage eating the bark and the wood itself on cabbage trees.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill999 View Post
    Yea mate that was me and my lady in her where's wally thermals.

    Were you with the Auckland 4x4 crew or the bikers?
    Nah...I was the ol' prick sucking on the bottle in the passenger seat of that rust bucket Suzuki with the kid driving and the petrified Asian in the back...it is also recognizable by the fact that it has no doors or exhaust either...sorry for disturbing the tranquillity of your wanderings...it is a noisy bitch of a wagon even on a good day. We were over the track the previous weekend on horses and don't recall tying the horses to trees in the area we seen you...
    Which is worse, ignorance or apathy...I don't know and don't care.

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    Yea there was horse shit all along the track but this inst horse damage some is way too high for a horse to reach

    What was the box of grass about?

    That track turns into queen street up top.

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    Not trying to be a dick or anything, but giving something like this to DoC, or F&B could really backfire and be used as evidence to 1080 areas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rusky View Post
    Not trying to be a dick or anything, but giving something like this to DoC, or F&B could really backfire and be used as evidence to 1080 areas.
    Pretty sure he was having a laugh mate

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    well there is fuck all deer in there and bugger all possoms. I cant really see that poisoning a area that borders ship loads of houses getting the 1080 treatment

    besides if they are going to poison they are going to poison. no ifs or buts about it

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    Two shot pointed this out to me this morning, bout head height and could clearly see teeth marks.
    No way its a possum and was too high to be a goat......so we reckon deer.

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    This is what a horse chewed tree looks like.
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    Which is worse, ignorance or apathy...I don't know and don't care.

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    There's no way a deer could reach as high as we saw

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill999 View Post
    There's no way a deer could reach as high as we saw
    Sasquatch? There is some tall hairy men in those hills
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    Don't worry mate that's just me, I don't eat bark tho

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    Surely if it was a horse it would have some clear prints close by? or prints/crap of the actual offender?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spook View Post
    This is what a horse chewed tree looks like.
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    Horse must turn its head sideways and scrap/ bite, the pics i took are vertical like they have opened their mouth and draged the top teeth down the tree trunk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill999 View Post
    There's no way a deer could reach as high as we saw
    Due to the height that you state...I think kaka...and gibo's are deer
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    Which is worse, ignorance or apathy...I don't know and don't care.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill999 View Post
    There was plenty of feed around and this was fresh chewing like the bark was tasty and only in a specific area like it was a bedding down area

    My thoughts are
    1 possum (but the teeth were abit big)
    2 deer but why eat bark?
    3 goat because they can climb trees when necacary and stand tall on their back legs

    The gouges looked like what hares do to newly planted trees except vertical
    And were obviously done to remove the bark, which wasn't in a pile under the trees

    Area was hotsprings road katikati right up the top of the hill before the east west track meets the Tauhua or something similar to that
    Was up there in the weekend saw alot of this myself a mate I was with said the same, goat or deer

 

 

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