Thread: Sako - First Blood

Superb effort dude, A great effort and additional Qudos for getting the Missus involved in the trip too, great plan, well executed.

You'll be enjoying the fruits of your hunting over Christmas and a great way to harness additional brownies points for the roar in the new year...

Originally Posted by Carpe Diem

Superb effort dude, A great effort and additional Qudos for getting the Missus involved in the trip too, great plan, well executed.

You'll be enjoying the fruits of your hunting over Christmas and a great way to harness additional brownies points for the roar in the new year...

Unfortunately I'm working pretty much all of April so the roar looks like a no go for me. Might be able to sort a weekend but not sure if it will be worth it given the short time frame and lack of an easy spot.

Plenty of brownie points though so will be out whenever possible between now and then.

Bloody good read before the last day of work cheers!

You're my boy!

awesome effort mate. good to see the tararuas are still producing good venison.

Just read this for the first time... Awesome story, well deserved first deer for a classic rifle.

I have a NZ made Huntech Bivy if you're still after one.

I can imagine the trip out... :-)

Originally Posted by craigc

Just read this for the first time... Awesome story, well deserved first deer for a classic rifle.

I have a NZ made Huntech Bivy if you're still after one.

I can imagine the trip out... :-)

+1 just read it too....awesome result mate, well done!!!!!

Result, as a note I keep a diary of all my hunts, I'd be in that same area, same time next year

Excellent read Dorkus. You'll never forget your first one.

Lose the Rainguard sticker off your scope though, it's only part of the packaging.

Awesome, cheers guys. I certainly am stoked and won't be forgetting my first deer any time soon.