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| Gidday Top-Predator.
Congrats on drawing a ballot in the Greenstone. First year in ages that I havn't gone down there for a hunt. Base yourself at the mid Greenstone hut and you will have a ball. Have shot a couple of bucks behind the hut and up the track towards the McKellar is usually quite profitable. Steele creek is always worth a look if you enjoy seeing large numbers of deer. Just head up to the flats by the hut and wait for the sun to hit them and then the deer will come out to warm up.
Expect it to be very cold up to 10 degrees of frost though it won't necesarily be that cold. Fallow being small deer will be searching for the sun if it is cold so look in those places and you will find plenty.
You won't find tahr that far south but you do see the occasional chammy on the tops. Also a good place for a buck is above the bushline on the faces across the river from the hut if the snow isn't too low.
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| Thanks Hamish,July is going to be a big month for fallow as i have a ballot for woodhill too Will post photos when i get back
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| Do belong to the deerstalkers in hamilton bung1
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| i live in Te kauwhata , we have our own branch of about 25 members , |
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| Do you know Rob Brown
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| Robert Brown , the mid 20's farmer |
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| if it is him then the answer is yes , i actually know him pretty well he hunts a fair bit with my next door neighbour and his relations own the farm next to mine . |
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| Yip thats him.I have not seen him for few years now have had some good hunts with him
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| ive never hunted with him before , how did you get to know him ??? , what and where do you hunt mostly?? |
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| I worked for his old man,i hunt anything that moves and anywhere,Kaimais,king country,south island.I shot with Rob about 6 years ago when fish and game had a cull on geese on the huntly lakes.Try this forum too fishnhunt.co.nz
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