Thought id introduce myself

Hi guys, I’m a long time information reader from this site and was convinced by a fellow member Joel Henton to join up recently.
I’m a keen hunter based in the Bay of Plenty and do most of my hunting locally here in the mighty Kaimais. I enjoy hunting and also shooting a few gongs in my spare time and loading my own ammo etc, I’m a father of 3 little ones and a beekeeper/honey packer for a a job so hunting time is slim but I still manage to get out abit. Looking forward to seeing more of what this site has to offer, and getting to know some of you.
Cheers

Welcome onboard

Welcome! I'm sure you will enjoy the ride!

Welcome to the forum. enjoy the banter.

Welcome aboard

Welcome, a lot of us here are in or have been through the young kids and working too much stage in life. It does get easier to find time as they get older.

Welcome Troy. Ex Katikati College, I believe? I hope the Kaimais are still producing the goods.

Welcome. I've heard bee keepers get to find all the handy deer??

Welcome Troy, look forward to hearing some yarns.

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Originally Posted by Ingrid 51

Welcome Troy. Ex Katikati College, I believe? I hope the Kaimais are still producing the goods.

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That’s me! Do we know each other? I love the kaimais, plenty of fun to be had on my back doorstep. They are a great place to go, I still hate supple jack but

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Originally Posted by Shearer

Welcome. I've heard bee keepers get to find all the handy deer??

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Haha I’ve heard that too. Unfortunately for me I’ve been beekeeping for 16 years and have zero access from it. I know where plenty of deer are in just not aloud to hunt them! All public land for me

PM incoming

Please tell me your handle is a reference to the great Troy McClure...

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Originally Posted by LostYank

Please tell me your handle is a reference to the great Troy McClure...

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Unfortunately not. It’s just my name haha

Gday mate :thumbsup:
I went to Matahui School in Katikati in the mid 90s

sounds like a sweet job...... a pair of secateurs like Mum uses on the roses will help with the supplejack......help being operative word..... welcome aboard.