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   BSA270 liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Stags and Bucks 2025

   Yourself and your young lad shoot some great animals and the Stags and Bucks threads are always a welcome read/watch. Thanks for keeping the tradition ongoing.

   Liked On: 06-03-2025, 08:39 PM

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   Micky Duck liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Pregnant hinds in February?

   Ive seen Jap hinds during the later April roar with newly born fawns at foot that were only days old, especially in the Southern Kawekas. That's fully 3 1/2 to 4 months after the normal dropping...

   Liked On: 20-02-2025, 11:42 AM

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   Just Another Dave liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Clements 8/9 January

   Yep that would of got my attention to and made me look more closely. Generally the further back you get off the road the better the sign and numbers are, but plenty get shot close to it as well....

   Liked On: 14-01-2025, 05:31 PM

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   Micky Duck liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Shooting velvet, & this is how it played out...

   Personally if it had been me then I would of let that spiker walk assuming there's good head potential where you hunt. If on the other hand the trophy potential for mature stags in that area is nil...

   Liked On: 13-01-2025, 07:41 AM

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   whanahuia liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Telling if a hind has a fawn.

   No farmer would leave dependent calf's to starve deliberately or take a ewe away from a suckling lamb and let them either die from starvation or grow up runty and sickly. Same as homeowners with...

   Liked On: 12-01-2025, 11:08 AM

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   Cowboy liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Telling if a hind has a fawn.

   No farmer would leave dependent calf's to starve deliberately or take a ewe away from a suckling lamb and let them either die from starvation or grow up runty and sickly. Same as homeowners with...

   Liked On: 12-01-2025, 10:06 AM

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   Yesmate liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Telling if a hind has a fawn.

   No farmer would leave dependent calf's to starve deliberately or take a ewe away from a suckling lamb and let them either die from starvation or grow up runty and sickly. Same as homeowners with...

   Liked On: 12-01-2025, 09:24 AM

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   Nathan F liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Finishing 24 and starting 25 right!

   Great yarn and some cracking country to boot by the looks of it. I'm like you in that I don't get up early for a hunt much now days. I enjoy a casual start to the day without the stress involved of...

   Liked On: 06-01-2025, 10:45 PM

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   TLB liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Stags and Bucks 2025

   Yourself and your young lad shoot some great animals and the Stags and Bucks threads are always a welcome read/watch. Thanks for keeping the tradition ongoing.

   Liked On: 04-01-2025, 08:45 AM

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    Tahr liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Stags and Bucks 2025

    Yourself and your young lad shoot some great animals and the Stags and Bucks threads are always a welcome read/watch. Thanks for keeping the tradition ongoing.

    Liked On: 03-01-2025, 11:09 PM

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    Kiwimaverick liked post by 9STAGS On thread : First rifle advice

    Good on you mate for getting into the hunting and getting a rifle to kick start your journey. Don't be afraid to look at second hand rifles as well. Your budget can sometimes allow you to go...

    Liked On: 30-12-2024, 10:24 PM

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    TimC liked post by 9STAGS On thread : 223 on deer

    Funny how certain regions can be significantly different climate wise, even though as the crow flies they aren't that far apart. Last spring was the same for my mate. Fantastic and one of the best...

    Liked On: 21-12-2024, 11:01 PM

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    Micky Duck liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Weekend hunting kaweka sika

    Great trip, yarn and enjoy your combined success. I missed a Spiker with a beautiful skin like that a few years ago. I remember thinking how good the skin was going to look on my wall just before...

    Liked On: 20-12-2024, 08:04 PM

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    RV1 liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Crap Bivvy in the Bush

    3 possible options. 1) Remove all traces of the camp then leave a polite note in its place explaining why. 2) Re-engineer the bivvy, tidy up all the surrounding rubbish and remove all surplus...

    Liked On: 20-12-2024, 01:05 PM

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    Jaslarz liked post by 9STAGS On thread : Weekend hunting kaweka sika

    Great trip, yarn and enjoy your combined success. I missed a Spiker with a beautiful skin like that a few years ago. I remember thinking how good the skin was going to look on my wall just before...

    Liked On: 20-12-2024, 11:25 AM

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