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  1. 27-01-2014, 10:47 AM #1
    Bonecrusher
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    The hardest thing....

    The last pull after a 30K mission in the rain yesterday




    Did a Kaimai mission yesterday Clay road via Waipapa road hoping to tip something over that was enjoying dressing with it's salad after some precepation yesterday.








    Steady drizzle low cloud.





    Plenty of pig sign, sparse red....



    Found an interesting Scarab bettle









    All in all great preseason training
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  3. 27-01-2014, 11:58 AM #2
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    good work man. 30k is a long way in any weather
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    Pretty sure that's the same place I went with my uncle. Pretty cool area way different to the hunting around here.
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    That's a big day alright!
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    Thirty K is certainly a decent slog. I would have eaten the bug.
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    You wernt with two shot kill were you ? Last morning walk he took me on was 27km
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    You wernt with two shot kill were you ? Last morning walk he took me on was 27km
    No just the three of us me, myself and I feel great today though I did have a "nana nap" on the couch
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  9. 27-01-2014, 05:39 PM #8
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    Bugger Me!

    30k.

    You must have walked past all the deer.

    A big day for me is a 5-8km walk.

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  10. 27-01-2014, 06:07 PM #9
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    30 k in that weather is punishing. Would have been to wet for the deer. They would have been having a nap under a nice dry punga
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    30k is a pretty big day, I'd say you earned the nap on the couch!
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    How could you hunt while covering 30k? was it just a flat track no pack on!.last time I did 30km we were hauling through hills to beat the night time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    How could you hunt while covering 30k? was it just a flat track no pack on!.last time I did 30km we were hauling through hills to beat the night time.
    Majority of distance old logging roads pre 1970's day pack usual items - 15K in and out the same way, bush lawyer, gorse, blackberry & regenerating scrub sound nice well it isn't.
    Area know as Whakamarama Plateau great views on a nice day of the Western Bay. I hunt the hot spot's clearing's etc. minimal sign move onto the next area local knowledge needed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonecrusher View Post
    Majority of distance old logging roads pre 1970's day pack usual items - 15K in and out the same way, bush lawyer, gorse, blackberry & regenerating scrub sound nice well it isn't.
    Area know as Whakamarama Plateau great views on a nice day of the Western Bay. I hunt the hot spot's clearing's etc. minimal sign move onto the next area local knowledge needed.
    Sweet as, down were I hunt I'd be moving at well under a k an hr so I didn't miss anything plus its tight steep hilly country

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    Man thats a workout....it will get you fit for the Roar though......
    While I might not be as good as I once was, Im as good once as I ever was!

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    30k wow.... I'd be lucky to cover 1/4 that in a day!!
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