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Thread: Wairere Falls Kaimai Ranges

  1. 12-01-2014, 01:52 PM #1
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    Wairere Falls Kaimai Ranges

    Hey Hunters,
    I'm planning on doing an over nighter in the Wairere Falls area of the Kaimais, I haven't been up that way before. Any advice for me before i head out, is the car park safe to leave my vehicle in?
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  3. 12-01-2014, 02:19 PM #2
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    I would not leave my vehicle over night, better walking up early in the morning, will only take an hour to the top. that all it use to take me when I was trapping up there and I'm an old cunt
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    Haven't hunted up there yet but have walked to the top a few times now. First time took 2hr's to the top, Now only takes an hour. eve's right I wouldn't leave car parked overnight.
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    Welcome Toha. Enjoy the trip.
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    I can prob take you up there sometime Toha, show you some spots/clearings/camp sites etc. Wairere Falls to te tuhi track is my playground. You need a gps to mark them on though.
    Also have overnight parking on private land
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    Nice offer right there Shaneo, good on ya.
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    Shhh!!! That was my plan too
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaneo View Post
    I can prob take you up there sometime Toha, show you some spots/clearings/camp sites etc. Wairere Falls to te tuhi track is my playground. You need a gps to mark them on though.
    Also have overnight parking on private land
    Maybe he can borrow my GPS!!!
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    Nah. Mine is much better than yours
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