yea na can understand not wanting to play fetch there,can be a shit up through there!yup sounds like a plan dundee il let ya know
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yea na can understand not wanting to play fetch there,can be a shit up through there!yup sounds like a plan dundee il let ya know
Cheers man I will, shot a stag off there just before roar, let us know if you find anymore for us:PQuote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
Back up at Snee Road with three young fellas with me.;)
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Two other hunters walked out as we got here and they never saw any animals also. One was wearing blue blaze on the hard right of the picture.
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Another valuable lesson learnt for these three young fellas. When they got home I showed them these pics.
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Next one is zoomed in a little.Now they won't walk on the skyline again I hope:D
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And young Sean Dundee was perched on this outcrop siloughetted by the sky:oh noes:
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Possum trapper and his mate coming down of the ridge.:)
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No deersies this time and none seen but fresh sign up there.And skyline lesson has been taught to the younger generation.
Was a good hike with the boys but we bailed as the weather was turning to shit,and could see it rolling up the valley.:)
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Good on you Dundee. Lesson learned?
All the easy ones have been shot dunners, half the North Island has been through the place since you started this thread.
Another lesson to be learnt maybe? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by GWH
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that will proberly be the last walk for a while
Haha, PT's new 303 spotted next to him! :thumbsup: @possum trapper
I tend to disagree GWH and Frosty if you know the area yes you have been there but I doubt if any newbees have been there because of this thread. Bloody nice walk for the young kids anyway. Won't be back in a hurry anyway as we are getting to busy on the ranch.;)
Good to get the boys out leaning the trade Dunners, all good for the future....well done mate
I personally know of two blokes that have never been there before that worked out the area from images you posted in this thread and have been there and shot deer. So im sure there will be plenty more too....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
I posted a picture of some place on here and some guy that I've never even seen post on the forum pm'ed about the block asking if anythings getting about lately and so on haha.
Yes what people don't seem to realize is that there are a lot more people reading the forum than just the people who are actually registered and post regularly. I learnt all this the hard way by making the same mistake of posting pics on forum's with too much detail.
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There is enough deer in this country for all. Our freezer isn't empty yet. If I have helped someone out,well done.;)
This forum would be bloody boring with blury pictures and no stories.
Hunting and Fishing falls in the same category,if I said there was a big trout in the river and took a picture of the river and said thats where it is or (was) and you figured out where it was and caught it. I have no regrets cause you gotta be out there to get em.
Same scenario a decent stag was taken from Snee Road and picture wasn't shown on here. Well its the same as fishing,who gives a fuck its not there now and neither is the big fucken trout in a certain pool on a certain river.
I have no problems sharing photos or info to help fellow hunters or fishos, but if you work it out good luck to yous no skin off my nose:P
Dundee you are right on the money there mate. Most hunters could not find a deer if you tied it too a tree for them. The area around Sutherlands Hutt gets a hammering and we see deer every time we go there. Every half witted pig hunter in Wellington has chased pigs and deer there and we still see pigs there. It's open country and we bumped into a guy there without binoculars... Being told where there are deer does not make you a good hunter!
Like you say, there's more around now than ever (in my lifetime anyway).
