Great post cob , awesome looking range South Island looking to me what a beautiful country we a privileged to able to enjoy
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Great photos of some spectacular views, I have a book on NZ huts, oh the stories they could tell. Thanks.
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Good to see you’ve migrated to this forum TH.
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Thanks for sharing TH
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awesome pics, thanks for posting
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Awesome TH, Tarn ridge is on my list this summer
Awesome TH , great to see you here. I’ve missed your reports since migrating here from Fishnhunt
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Great pics there TH. I ve been to a few of those spots, but not in the last few years.
I can almost smell the smoky aroma coming out of those huts. Thanks for posting.
Hi TH...i think you might be the man to ask! I am looking down the barrel of being in the area for work in a week or so and would like to key in taking the gun for a walk. Its pretty far from my usual areas so would love to pick your brain a little. My current thinking would be to trek down Mitre flats track. pass the hut then head NNW up a creek, gain a ridge and head for the open tops (my prefered hunting areas) so i guess a few direct questions would be..... Is the terrain passably steep in that area? would Reds in the area be up in the opens in April? Any suggestions or info for that area would be hugely appreciated
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You may or may not get a response from TH, but to partly answer your question, the fastest way to the tops from the eastern side is in from Holdsworth, you can go up past Powell or Jumbo, you can also get to Baldy by going past Atiwhakatu.
Another option for getting to the tops reasonably fast is to go up from Cone hut onto Marchant ridge, and then to Alpha.
At any rate, give yourself plenty of time to get from A-B in the Tararua range if you're more used to other forest parks. Getting to the tops from the Waingawa valley will be a fairly epic bush bash going up, it will quickly get tedious on the way down, unless you use the track off Mitre.
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