Thread: Taking Jo for a Hunt

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pinus radiata is far less invasive than pinus contorta that invades the central North Island.

Originally Posted by Dundee

pinus radiata is far less invasive than pinus contorta that invades the central North Island.

Still invades the tussock like the clap invades the teens in Hamilton.

Originally Posted by Dundee

pinus radiata is far less invasive than pinus contorta that invades the central North Island.

The eastern Kawekas are a disgrace on that front

I think there's nothing more ugly than sitting in your boat on Taupo and looking at bloody pine trees, your right they should be cut down! Not to mention the shitty yellow pollen that makes the lake murky in spring, and the mess the needles make along with the poisoning of the soil, they're bloody disgusting things

Have you seen the sika?

Very nice write up and pics Jase. You have done real justice in writing what we did there. It was an amazing experience. Thank you very much for having me with you...

sounds like an awesome trip good on ya guys