Thread: How to hunt parries in summer cull??

Originally Posted by MB

No, of course not. Private land behind locked gates in the far north. Bugger has also shot a large number of pigs, he counted 172 over a year. Maybe he's bullshitting, but I wouldn't be surprised. I was happy taking a few each year. No doubt, he's better at pest control than me, but he virtually lives on site, whereas I'm 2.5 hours away.

playin on f&g rangers aversion to walkin very far from thier vehicles.
pllease tell me the pigs werent wasted

Originally Posted by gsp follower

playin on f&g rangers aversion to walkin very far from thier vehicles.
pllease tell me the pigs werent wasted

Left to rot where they fell from the few I saw.

being a shelduck (a member of the goose family ),mr parrie is not as dumb as some make out .anyone reading old books on deercvullers etc willread of the frustrations of cullers inadvertently stumbling across parries who then took on the task of warning all game within cooee of their presence ,usually with a angrily fired 174gn .303 slug whistling past their arse feathers. shooting thnem with a centrefire WTF-given the price and scarcity of ammo its a bloody waste and Of course under F&Glaws its blatantly illegal let alone highly dangerous.a .22slug wil travel in excess of a mile ,a centrefire at miminmum double that .paddocks stock ,barns ,humans houses schools etcetc do you as the shooter know whats behind when you fire that shot.FFS earlier this w eek a canada culling operation at waikanae went tits up with shot hitting a dwelling -do we need more adverse publicity for our sport???????oh its just a joke was it -piss poor joke IMHO.

Anyone shooting it woth all this rain. Wouldn't mind haven't had time to scout a place