Thread: free range hunting

First post in a long time .Strobe and I first hunt together in 6 months he has being away at taratahi at Masterton .So when he got back we headed off to north taranaki for 4 days it was a great trip even though it was very wet we got out and shot a few goats for the freezer when the sun came out .shot 17 between us strobe got 11 and myself 6











the old and the young








shot in swamp by strobe













strobe had just gutted carrying it to a handy tree so we could bone it out







a couple I shot








strobe with some more gutted some about to finish the rest








the dogs finishing one off







strobe with 3 that he got 2 that he shot 1 that him and my male dog spook got no gun just dog and knife








making sure its dead








another strobe shot .we got 2 back legs hammed 5 kilos of salami and 20 kilos of Minch .It was a good trip strobe can shoot them gut and carry them back by himself now . We are going to do another trip soon iam not going to see him for another 6 months

Good stuff

looks like a great hunt, glad to hear some of the meat was used and not dumped.

Those goats will be prime meat after eating that grass. I hunt goats down that way also and have found that the meat on them is great. Goat meat can be very under rated. Good effort sometimes

Nice wires

Nice one goat meat is good!!

Originally Posted by nelpop

Those goats will be prime meat after eating that grass. I hunt goats down that way also and have found that the meat on them is great. Goat meat can be very under rated. Good effort sometimes

Yeah man, can be wicked eating. My missus has a good friend who is indian and her old lady gets them over for 'cooking class' and teaches em all the tradition indian recipies and techniques.
Got my missus to ask for a goat recipe, and what we got was an absolute pearler. I'll post it up nextg time I do a goat curry

cant beat the old bush lamb ... as long as its nice and young its good stuff

Great result there Sometimes.....