Thread: Wellington Unarmed Trampers Club gets Firepower

Oh By the way .... Thanks for the Shampoo and tissues in the pack!!!!!! Im Picking you forgot to empty it before you sent it! simply because i dont have enough hair to warrent shampoo!

lmao whoops...there was shampoo in there??? I didn't even have a wash during that trip......

Originally Posted by Ryan

The first picture in this thread is almost postcard material.

Originally Posted by Dougie

Almost? Wait til ebf gets home and reads that, he won't want to be your friend anymore!

will just have to show more leg next time now where the hell did I put that blaze mankini ?

Got a pick of the track/s as opposed to just prints? Deer normally put their rear hoof in,on,near the print from front hoof when walking

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VC, the larger prints were about 10 to 15 cm behind the smaller prints. I know zip about NZ animal prints, not even sure if those were deer or goat

that looks way to big for a goat!

Originally Posted by ebf

will just have to show more leg next time

Nah, more rifle would be sweet though

Cam track looked like calmly walking, down from the bush to the water's edge and then back the same way. Jet promptly f*cked everything up, trying to snuff up the bambi smell.

Look like deer prints to me but Im not standing there looking at them ! Could also be goat. Mature hind would be larger print than any goat,can't really make out the toe tip shape in the soft sand

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Hey dont get offended but mybe you wanna leave the hound at home when you go to suss those deer out next time??

Originally Posted by Neckshot

Hey dont get offended but mybe you wanna leave the hound at home when you go to suss those deer out next time??

Yep as I said to Rushy I think I will have much better chances without the pooch! sorry Jetty!!!!

EDIT: Note that all our walks have been for fitness, not for hunting. Seeing sign is a bonus but our main purpose for getting out is to practice our bushcraft skills, inhale as much info about the bush as possible and of course getting the legs used to hills! Seeing these prints was a complete surprise and total bonus for us all.