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Thread: Acouple of days in Kaimanawa's

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    Acouple of days in Kaimanawa's

    Felt like I needed a break for a couple of days to recharge the batteries & just get in a some hunting.
    Checking some new country so headed for a popular spot in the Kaimanawa's armed with some new knowledge
    and a couple of pieces of gear I was itching to try out.Also getting a better understanding of this GPS . Seems
    to work a lot better with lithium batteries too as per manufacturers recommendations.
    Home for the weekend


    The battle truck

    Some nice open bush






    A lot of this ,it was just every where & I haven't seen sign like this for a long time





    Spring growth still appears a little way off but plan to be back in a few weeks.No meat to bring home
    this trip but meet some nice people & found myself a new spot-X which seem like a gem at the moment.
    Here's 1 for Rushy, some protein for dinner .Didn't taste too bad after a hard day on the hill.

    Dam it was a cold place to be ,but with better gear now was so glade I was there.The wind coming SE
    all weekend with Scotch miss showers threatening to turn to snow for 3 days was nice to be liberated at 8pm
    Sunday & head back north to some warmer weather.
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    In the right spot then:thumbup:
    Look forward to the update

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    looks like a great spot for a but of bush bashing

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    So that's what Sika poo looks like. I would have seen it and thought possum straight away.

    Lithium batterys are worth the extra $ as I've had some in my GPS, and worked out I've had it on for 5 full days hunting and still full battery.

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    Bit small for possum & too much of it . Sure get more hours out of lithium the Magellan eats every thing else.2 or 3 days from a pair of batteries is actually more cost effective I think @ $4 per .
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    So that's what open bush looks like.
    Everyone is entitled to their own stupid opinion

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    Nice to see you had a break from your duties Chris. Did Shadow go?
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    He's part of the team Mr Dundee,couldn't leave him home.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lentil View Post
    So that's what open bush looks like.
    That was exactly what I thought when seeing the pics.

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    Looks like a cool spot Chris, good shit

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    Good stuff mate, being out there is what its all about!

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    Nice spot that

    Thanks for the write up. Usually sign everywhere but you scratch your head wondering where the buggers go at times

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    Always good to get out and about! Looks like a good spot

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    Well done Chris and the family dish for dinner. Man after me own heart.
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    Those snapper wings go alright on the BBQ too Rushy ,will stash a few in freezer for next forum outing .

    Nice little spot , learning where these sneaky buggers like to live now.
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