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  1. 01-09-2015, 12:53 PM #1
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    Kaimanawas Winter Trip

    Me & Grant spent the last few days in there playing hide and seek with the Sika. The Sika won the hide game and I came close to a few stags with one being a 6 pointer which came in to check me out but my guard was down while looking at the time on my GPS.

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    Choice one
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    Wow, thought it was winter up there
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    Dammit, after all that the weather looked pretty good. Nice photos man. Gutted I couldn't make it out
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    geezus, its not even snowing there, must be like 10 degrees or something tropical like that...
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    That looks like the middle of winter in Southland
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    See anything around that clearing? I watched a spiker on it one day only deer ive ever seen on it, gets heaps of pressure.
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    Good mob on the ridge!

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    looks like you had a good trip. we were up there this time last year, saw 8-10 deer in that area. gonna make it back one of these days.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nick.m View Post
    See anything around that clearing? I watched a spiker on it one day only deer ive ever seen on it, gets heaps of pressure.
    Thought you might recognize it and came to the conclusion it gets hammered. Nah was there on last light and it was mown down too much any way. There was an old carcass behind me though. A guy was off to bow hunt it the next day from the hut - waste of time in my opinion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Good mob on the ridge!

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    There were 16 there at one stage. The biggest mob I've seen is 50 odd.
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    Nice looking country. Next time...
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    Good looking brown. Ive been meaning to return for an opening day up there for a while.

    The neighbours get upset if you shoot their deer though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rusky View Post
    Thought you might recognize it and came to the conclusion it gets hammered. Nah was there on last light and it was mown down too much any way. There was an old carcass behind me though. A guy was off to bow hunt it the next day from the hut - waste of time in my opinion.
    Yea, might get lucky but pretty slim odds id say. Often a wallow about 5m to the left of where the photo was taken and another up the top end, i reckon they mainly use them at night though.
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