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  1. 19-01-2020, 02:13 PM #1
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    Canadian in Wairarapa

    New to the area and keen to get out for hunting and fishing. Looking for ideas of where to go for goats and deer. Would be great to meet some locals.
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    Welcome, what prompted the move here?
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    The missus and I lived in Wellington but I always wanted to be in a smaller town and closer to the outdoors.
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    The missus and I lived in Wellington but I always wanted to be in a smaller town and closer to the outdoors. @Moutere
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    Better start exploring the Tararua ranges, there’s plenty to see there! Or out the other way to Tinui!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Canuck79 View Post
    New to the area and keen to get out for hunting and fishing. Looking for ideas of where to go for goats and deer. Would be great to meet some locals.
    Goats in Remutakas - take a walk from where the twin bridges are at the foot of the range on your side - the road that goes up to the pylons

    Deer try reading the hunting spot book and looking about
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    Welcome, the areas a great place for outdoor activities
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    I'm a bit futher North @Canuck79 but go trout fishing daily and hunt in the Ruahine Ranges from the East side of Dannevirke.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 308 View Post
    Goats in Remutakas - take a walk from where the twin bridges are at the foot of the range on your side - the road that goes up to the pylons

    Deer try reading the hunting spot book and looking about
    Go to the last pylon on that service track and sit watching the cleared trees below. Mobs pop oitnof the Bush to munch and catch some rays. There is a lot of pellets under that pylon too so if you can sit and wait just out of view somewhere you should get lucky. You can always climb down into the Bush below that pylon too. It's a bit shitty but doable.

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