5 hour round trip for Brian and I tonight.
Had a good walk. Saw a few. Brian shot one out on the grass. 30-06 was probably over-kill.
Home by 10.30pm
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5 hour round trip for Brian and I tonight.
Had a good walk. Saw a few. Brian shot one out on the grass. 30-06 was probably over-kill.
Home by 10.30pm
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e4...ps9uqbvbsb.jpg
Good stuff.
Looks like he has a pet deer
5 hours is a quick stretch oh the legs
Good stuff, Snee road is looking good. Must get back there again myself
Hamish
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Should have tied the rope around its neck, bit hard for it to walk with the front legs tied together. :thumbsup:
Nice meat animal there, well done
The five hours was the drive from home to Snee Rd and back . Only 3 hours on the hill. Dark by 5.30pm.Quote:
Originally Posted by sako75
Sure gets dark quick at the moment
Beaut animal - love those fallow steaks!!
Thats very close to a smile Brian:P
What are those things covering Brian,s legs? I,ve never seen those before.:D
He was complaining about being too hot in them. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nor-west
Scuse my ignorance like,but is Snee road DOC?
Snee Rd provides public access to the Ruahine Forrest Park (with the farmers permission).Quote:
Originally Posted by marky123
There are many better places to hunt. Here, "Snee Rd" is used as a metphor to disguise where a few of us forum members hunt. It has become a bit of the forum's culture.
My wife said I'm a poofter for dragging it up the hill instead of carrying it.
Brian you could always invite your good lady along and let her do the carrying for you. It is all the rage in Inuit culture.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian
Haven't been out there since end of April.Well done Brian and Tahr.:thumbsup: