Thread: eastern f&g pass some wierd shit

What you say confirms the new ruling to be stupidly inappropriate then doesn't it.

Originally Posted by P38

Sorry @gsp follower your right.

I apologise.

I get side tracked sometimes.

Cheers
Pete

no apology needed i wasnt chiding you
but your park ducks reminded me of seeing it.
cant say i get the connection as to why breads more likely to spread it but some clever bum on here will know.

Originally Posted by Toby

I've been out enough to know that 1 hen pheasant a day for 2 days of the whole season wont do diddly squat considering there will be next to no one that will go out after the one hen anyway.

More hens probably get shot from the kids running around with slug guns than what will be shot on opening weekend.

no they,l still be able to hunt cocks at the same time but the point is how many give up on ducks and go for a pheasant and now having the option of a hen ??

East
ern Fish and Game Region
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1. Game That May be Hunted or Killed
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Duration of 2015/2016 Season
Species







Area B1 and B2
Cock pheasant
2 May to 30 Aug 2015 5 All areas excluding upland game properties with special conditions specified in clause 6 for this Region
Hen pheasant
2 May to 3 May 2015
1
All areas excluding upland game properties with special conditions specified in clause 6 for
this Region

Is it one day only ? If so not really going to cause havoc surely

Talked to them yesterday they said it was done so kids that go out would be able to bag a pheasant. I response was then why not in brackets next to it (kids only)

Originally Posted by Happy

Is it one day only ? If so not really going to cause havoc surely

2 daYS happy I JUST DONT SEE THE SENCE in IT to want to have any of your breeding hens shot if numbers as some say arent what they should be??

Talked to them yesterday they said it was done so kids that go out would be able to bag a pheasant. I response was then why not in brackets next to it (kids only)

sounds like someones tellin you porkies ducksniffer

wow just got banned from Fishnhunt forum after engaging in robust debate over similar issues.

Ha Ha who cares. I cant even register there (who cares) because my details match a known spammer

ah well this side&the other are miles more rational.

oh well they have the forunm they want now all the backslapping and love fests they want with no one to pull them up.besides we can learn from thier/our mistakes and hopefuly add to this gamebird sectionthe mighty kotuku bird not normaly carnivorous
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one half gsp i used to follow and one full one i currrently do.

Ah the late great mighty Elvis,RIP old fella i hope those geese are still saluting you.
well now i know why im on the plump side -gsp followers pit pony ,thats me.

shit did everyone but me know boggy creek a local f&g owned management area has been sold to doc??
apparently f&g will still ''manage the ballots and such

Originally Posted by gsp follower

see your comparing the poms with us the poms have always shot hens cos thier birds are stocked.

I was not, actually...it is a known fact that roosters will kill hens if there are too many...

i would have thought cock would kill other cocks if there were to many competing but tpo many hens in a new one on me.
obviously not kiwi male pheasants who like us believe there no such thing as to many adoring females.
i was more referencing your victorian quote which to me represented the times of the big stocked keepered massive brace kills.

Originally Posted by Toby

I've been out enough to know that 1 hen pheasant a day for 2 days of the whole season wont do diddly squat considering there will be next to no one that will go out after the one hen anyway.

This is part of a process of acceptance. Eastern Region with a pheasant limit of 5 cocks has been doing something right. Why change it?

Most of us have managed to shoot a cock as our first pheasant, which- although may prove difficult initially brings about a real sense of achievement when it occurs- like anything earned. My guess this is more about changing a culture, not the actual shooting of wild hen birds.