Thread: What do kaimai's deer eat?

Nah grooves are too deep and consistent to be a rub.

I have pics of the same but from the hills in Te Puke

Possum?

Have seen deer do similar teeth marks, but reckon @Sideshow gets the money, territory marking.

A lesser spotted razor toothed twig gobbling monitor lizard.

Originally Posted by Woody

A lesser spotted razor toothed twig gobbling monitor lizard.

Better whatch where you peee for those of us with twigs

Originally Posted by 40mm

THOSE MOTHER F$%KERS LIKE TO EAT LEAD SOUP.

That was some straight up ghetto shit.

Must be a fkt-up ghetto. I always thought the mofo's were vegan.

See it heaps up there, it’s teething. Supposedly certain nutrients they get out of the bark. Seen it mostly on large-leaves Coprosma.

And while we're on the thread...there is nothing wrong with young supple-jack ends just coming up...very tasty and quite sweet to chew on even for us humanoids!!

tram tracks...bulldozer pulling tracks.... if you come to a y junction and dont know which way is out????? think about the dozer towing log or tram with logs on carrages,it CANT turn back on its self so down leg of Y is the way out.
that book by lentle n saxton is great...in fact all four of them are.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

tram tracks...bulldozer pulling tracks.... if you come to a y junction and dont know which way is out????? think about the dozer towing log or tram with logs on carrages,it CANT turn back on its self so down leg of Y is the way out.
that book by lentle n saxton is great...in fact all four of them are.

That's very useful! Are they mainly located near the bottom of the kaimai's where that motorway goes through it?

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dont ask me mate...I live down in the south island,but Ive seen locy/tram tracks in north island bush and indeed even down here over near hoki you can b wandering along in bush and stop and think....that bank looks too square????? then realise you standing in a cutting,gradiant will be gradual if tracks were there whereas a dozer can go plurry steep. google earth is you friend for finding way around,even a techtard like myself can look at home and work out compass bearings to find my way around.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

dont ask me mate...I live down in the south island,but Ive seen locy/tram tracks in north island bush and indeed even down here over near hoki you can b wandering along in bush and stop and think....that bank looks too square????? then realise you standing in a cutting,gradiant will be gradual if tracks were there whereas a dozer can go plurry steep. google earth is you friend for finding way around,even a techtard like myself can look at home and work out compass bearings to find my way around.

No worries mate. Thanks for the information!

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