Thread: Tekapo hunting competition 2013

Starts Friday 31st of May at 18:00, Weigh in from 10:00 till 13:00 on Monday 3rd of June followed directly by the prize giving. Looks like some good prizes to including a rifle package ready to go!
All profits go to the local school.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7Jv...it?usp=sharing
Or the main website for it
Lake Tekapo Hunting Compettion

Thanks for the heads up. The cows should be dried off I might give it a go.

This should be a good event, I plan on giving it my best shot if I can con a workmate into being on call for me

I arrive down there on June 5th for a Tahr hunt. Leave something for me chaps

Hunting comps vaccuum up all of the easy animals, so they are in direct competition with me

Originally Posted by Wirehunt

Starts Friday 31st of May at 18:00, Weigh in from 10:00 till 13:00 on Monday 3rd of June followed directly by the prize giving. Looks like some good prizes to including a rifle package ready to go!
All profits go to the local school.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7Jv...it?usp=sharing
Or the main website for it
Lake Tekapo Hunting Compettion

Gonna do us a photo report?

Im taking a couple young fellas from the city out to try and get as many different species as possible. It should be fun

Snow hit and Burkes Pass got closed just as we were heading out of Fairlie to the weigh-in No comp for us.

Now I am stuck with my entry for 'heaviest goat' and boy does he reek

hahahaha

just before burkes pass. I got better things to do than getting stuck in the snow. no prizes for us.

Originally Posted by mattdw

Snow hit and Burkes Pass got closed just as we were heading out of Fairlie to the weigh-in No comp for us.Now I am stuck with my entry for 'heaviest goat' and boy does he reek

Sorry but that's made me laugh , hope the stinkys on back of ute and not in ya wagon ?

Originally Posted by Munsey

Sorry but that's made me laugh , hope the stinkys on back of ute and not in ya wagon ?

Got him out of the wagon quick-smart, and it's cold enough out that he won't go off too fast. Up-side to the snow I guess.

A good turn out to the weigh in, didn't hang about to see who one but there was a nice looking ten that would have got that. Only about three red heads I could see and a couple of fallow. think the heaviest pig was around the 70kg mark, and sounds like there was only .5 kilo in it.
Plenty of hares, rabbits, wallabies etc as well as a peacock.

Originally Posted by Tussock

It runs for several weeks based on the spotlighters I could see from my place.

There was one in waimate the week before although no doubt people were shooting before 6pm friday.