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Thread: Pheasants in BOP or Rotorua area?

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    Good to have a report. Thanks for putting it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hillclima View Post
    Thanks everyone

    We had a good look around yesterday, spent more time scouting than hunting but good to see new county. @Wildmann ended up getting one, prob should have had another if our shooting better. It was strange as saw a heap while driving the roads in odd spots, cold damp areas etc. But only saw 3 cock's when hunting what looked like good country

    Might have to go back next year for another look

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    Next time welcome to stay here in Rotorua, plenty of room and a good fire.
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    Keep in mind for next year that the "dead " areas that have been sprayed, may well be covered in ink weed next year, and that "good spot" with shortish pines will now be 5 foot taller. The birds will still be there but much harder to shoot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny View Post
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    Next time welcome to stay here in Rotorua, plenty of room and a good fire.
    Cool thanks for the offer

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnd View Post
    Good to have a report. Thanks for putting it up.
    No worries, least can do for the info

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnd View Post
    Keep in mind for next year that the "dead " areas that have been sprayed, may well be covered in ink weed next year, and that "good spot" with shortish pines will now be 5 foot taller. The birds will still be there but much harder to shoot.
    Yep, familiar with the on going cycle of finding new county, it's the same down in manawatu

    Our standing joke for the day when up there was " that area be good next year", as seemed to be a lot of young stuff that needed another year to develop good feed

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    Those blocks may have a deer or two hanging about next year too.
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