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    Wild animal welfare

    Leave this posting up to the animal experts on here?

    Wild animal welfare or otherwise?

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    Photos of deseased chamoi with horn rot or otherwise normal genetics. Photos taken about 1974 period.

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    Move on from that time period to the present day chamoi hunter. Horn rot still a factor?

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    Still is around - shot a Chamois in the Lake Brunner area a couple of years ago that had horn rot.

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    One shot, clean kill, do `t leave all the meats behind is my principle.
    Always In pursuit of my happiness...No matter the costs.

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    I guess they loose the fight against the horny chamois( pun intended) and don’t get to reproduce and might even get eaten by the big bad wolf ( in Europe at least)…
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    If your post is just about horn rot - its definitely still about. I shot a cham nannie this year with one horn (the other wasn't too far off going either).

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    To people on here in the know re animal genitics....

    Ramblings and chit chat, the horn rot photos were taken in the Landsborough / Huxley areas.
    As I wrote more or less on the other forum at one time.
    Met a NZFS guy who went into the Landsborough in 1973 and saw some 500 animals for about a week.
    An Austrailian chap and myself went in there about the same time period and saw about 150 animals.
    A Dutch tourist and myself went in there 3 years later and saw only 14 animals in two weeks.... Helicopter pressure?

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    By memory... we flew into Toetoe Flat and the pilot took the doors of the plane, flew up the valley and had our air drops at Hinds Flat etc.
    In the photo a hunter can be seen leaning against an air drop sack? The blurry chamoi photo in the top left was there amongst the horn rot animals... go figure?
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