Thread: Four seasons in one hunt

Originally Posted by Sideshow

On to the Kaimais

Haha yep methinks this Saturday could be a go !!

Well done ,Deer go hard on the five finger little buggers get a taste for it & ringbark the trees good to see you doing your bit for conservation

Originally Posted by Boaraxa

Well done ,Deer go hard on the five finger little buggers get a taste for it & ringbark the trees good to see you doing your bit for conservation

Cheers yeah it was an eye opener how much damage they do, unbelievable how they manage to snap a whole tree, do they push it over?? Got me beat how they do it

Originally Posted by 2Quack

Cheers yeah it was an eye opener how much damage they do, unbelievable how they manage to snap a whole tree, do they push it over?? Got me beat how they do it

Think its likely the ones that fall over /snap are trees that have been ringbarked earlier & weakened maybe the previous season then wind topples them over deer tidy up the leaves , just a guess though but once they start on those trees they hammer them in places down here you can stand on a highpoint spot the Whauwhaupaku above the canopy stalk over most of the time they have been eaten the trees flowers through the winter that's around when the deer start on them wouldn't mind betting there's a buildup of sugar/sap or something along those lines ..did you shoot your stag in amongst them ?

Puahou - its Māori language week

Car Pie

Top effort considering the weather well done.