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Thread: A kiwi hunting experience

  1. 16-03-2020, 08:28 PM #1
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    A kiwi hunting experience

    Hi everyone, this weekend been I had the pleasure of taking some of my family from the USA for a hunt whilst they were over visiting for my brothers wedding. We had a cracking day weather wise and managed to show them a good bit of public land kiwi hunting. Hopefully you enjoy the video, cheers.

    https://youtu.be/uvsGhKggaSQ
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    Excellent. They will talk about that back at home.
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    Nice having family around and showing them the country.
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    Very entertaining vid there mate ,I liked the bit showing those two nodding off on way home after the early start.
    Yes it was very dry up there alright don't think I've seen it that bad before.
    I'm the old Coote you met on the track on your way in. Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by 30late View Post
    Very entertaining vid there mate ,I liked the bit showing those two nodding off on way home after the early start.
    Yes it was very dry up there alright don't think I've seen it that bad before.
    I'm the old Coote you met on the track on your way in. Cheers
    It sure was dry! Was good meeting you and thanks again for stopping to let us catch up and say gidday
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    Mr Dundee and me went walk about in the Ruahines on Monday bloody good walk I must say we were walking along the track and one darted across the track and went up a clearing so mr Dundee raced up after that and at the same time I saw 2 brown bums stampede along the creek I got a buzz out of that as I never seen a wild deer in the Bush before so yeah good to get out for the day,I said to him today I will go for another hunt with him����
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