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  1. 20-01-2014, 10:53 PM #1
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    Kaweka jaunt

    Have just spent a couple of days with a mate I haven’t hunted with for a few years. It was great to get together again and stroll around.

    My mate missed a young stag on the first night, so it was back to camp late after hauling arse across to double check with the dog. And from then on we only saw hinds. So no meat. But a great time.

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    Dog with my coat slung over her. She was still like this in the morning.



    Looking down on Kiwi Mouth Creek and hut.



    Manson country.



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    Great picks, can hardly wait to have a look myself.
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    Big country alright.
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    Looks like you got a bit of hunting in. I was wondering if the weather was going to be OK. Pretty windy on Saturday but Sunday looked good.
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    Great pics Bruce. Brings back great memories. Mountain tutu eh the sika love it. I reckon that stags standing behind the bush upper middle rightish
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    Very nice
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    Nice post and pics. Did you stay at manson hutt?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    Nice post and pics. Did you stay at manson hutt?


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    Nope , That aint the manson country
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    Nice post and pics. Did you stay at manson hutt?


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    Nah. The Manson country is on the western side of the Ngaruroro. We were on the eastern side. Tenting. Pretty much straight opposite the
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Looks like you got a bit of hunting in. I was wondering if the weather was going to be OK. Pretty windy on Saturday but Sunday looked good.
    Cold morning and evening n/w winds. It kept them at home rugged up.
    Bush dry and difficult stalking. Great time though.
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    Not shooting hinds?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Not shooting hinds?
    Not the ones with children, anyway. Why do you ask?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Not the ones with children, anyway. Why do you ask?
    Just wondering. Meat is meat to me if my freezer is low.
    A hind is either pregnant or has a dependant all year round and it is often hard to tell if they have children.
    I am not making a judgement. Just wondering if you thought stag meat was better or something.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nathan F View Post
    Great pics Bruce. Brings back great memories. Mountain tutu eh the sika love it. I reckon that stags standing behind the bush upper middle rightish
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Just wondering. Meat is meat to me if my freezer is low.
    A hind is either pregnant or has a dependant all year round and it is often hard to tell if they have children.
    I am not making a judgement. Just wondering if you thought stag meat was better or something.
    That’s fair enough.
    Later in March I will shoot the odd hind ‘cos the fawns can get by.
    I guess Im a bit lucky too ‘cos I’ve got some good bush fringe country I can usually get a fat deer on.
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