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Whos going to New Zeland this march and april?I cant wait to to get on the plain.After the 3rd worst winter in Chicago history.I cant wait to go hunting.Theres not alot of talk on the site for this comming season?I am hunting with Peter Chamberlain of Kiwi Safaris
 
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early april - shawn quinn
 
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Just to clarify... that would be Kiwi Wilderness Safaris I'd reckon (Kiwi Safaris is a different company)..

And .... Shane Quinn!!!

hehehe ....you guys!!! rotflmo


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6th April Big Grin


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April early



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Who is going to Australia in April tu2


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Who is going to Australia in April tu2
Hey I am too - Oh wait Im already here!!

Ya coming for a hunt mate??


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Yes,Shot Show too.


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june 23 doughboy safaris near nelson on the south island
 
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I am hoping to get to Qld for a rusa this winter , at least thats the plan. Not sure how the floods have affecting those plans as yet ...


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North Is. 6th April for Red deer.
 
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Do you need gaiters.Are there alot of thorny bushes down there?
 
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Gary Herbert in April. Anyone know where to purchase a cotton , light wool Anorak style jacket?
 
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Do you need gaiters.Are there alot of thorny bushes down there?


Yes,gaiters are must have,knee high.

Wade most gun shops stock hunting clothing,other option is farm supply store like RD 1 or Farmlands.


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All the reasonable sized towns / cities here have a selection of hunting stores. Your hunting guide will be able to take you to one and see you get suitable gear , be it gaitors or jackets.

Our locally made Swazi gear is as good as any in the world , or there are other makers like Stony Creek , Ridgeline , etc that do cheaper but adequate outdoors gear to suit all budgets.


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firemenE89,

I'm hunting with Pete Chamberlain late May/early June for Chamois/Thar.

Do yourself a favour and be fit.

Second time hunting with Pete and can't recommend him highly enough.
 
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firemen89,

P.S. I wear canvas waterproof (?) gaiters for bush and keeping lower legs dry.

They can be bought locally.

Don't worry about the cold there's plenty of cold weather clothing available in the gunshops and hiking shops. The kiwis cater well to the outdoor sports.
 
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YEP I have gaiters all I need is the 20th of april to get here.I getting boared looking for sheds and hunting coyotes.
 
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You got time for a catch up and a beer Muzza?


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5th of April. But I am already here. Guiding myself. Again.
 
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I dont know what muzza is But us firemen ALLWAYS find time for beer.
 
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Thanks for the tips on clothing too. Wade
 
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Gidday Carlsen,

Are you allowed out yet? I have been on a short rein since the last big shake up. She who has been a bit nervous about being left on her own since then but am hoping to get up to Mt Hutt for a day hunt this week. Theres a wallow that needs checking out prior to the roar up there.

I will also go out to Boredas place to check out the zero on the 30-06. Like you I get a bit pissed off with all the advise from the armchair warriors at the Range.

You should put a link or two up for your youtube movies because they are awesome and I think the guys here would appreciate see them.

Have a good roar.

Happy Hunting

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Bakes

PM sent re beer... Wink

I am supposed to be going to the South Island end of this week , alas not for hunting but to help restore Chch's water services. You never know , there might be a dangerous house cat that needs bashing with a shovel....


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headed over in late May for a Thar hunt south of Christchurch.
 
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Missing reports from the roaring season.
Must already som ugly ones down Wink


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Only two months left to go for our trip after tahr.

Spartan and Shankspony: it might be time to get heads together regarding the details such as which airline to fly; where to fly to; and how Mike prefers to come down.

Cheers
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I will give Craig a kick on Sunday.



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Don't kick me too hard, I've got 55kg to carry in. Weathers just starting to turn real Autumn-y
Cool mornings,fine days. Hope it holds for 2 more weeks.
Mikes got an Email now Paul, I'll PM you his details.
 
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Better bring a masseur with you then cobber.



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