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Author Topic: perhaps the toughest mountain hunt in the world- walk in/walk out tahr. more pics  (Read 4404 times)

Offline JJB

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Those are some georgous pictures.  I can't wait to hear about the rest also, sounds like a trip of a lifetime.

Offline johnis

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Wow i am  speechless.A lifetime hunt and the right way

  :archer2:  A great adventure.
  Thanks for taking us along

Offline screamin

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Wow!! I'm jealous.

Offline Bonebuster

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I can only hope that I would be man enough to keep up!  :campfire:

Offline DannyBows

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That country is just too beautiful for words!

Thanks you so very much for sharing this with us.
"Always feel the wind, and walk just like the leaves".  ("LongBow Country"--Chad Slagle, "High, Wild, and Free").

Offline Missouri Bowman

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All I can say is WOW!!!

Offline Ari

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:eek:  That looks so cool! Bet you had a ball.

I can only assume my invite was lost in the mail   :biglaugh:  , don't worry I couldn't afford it.

Online ozy clint

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i hope this insipes someone to make the trip to NZ. this is a hunt well within the realms of us mere 'non millionaire' mortals. BUT YOU MUST BE FIT! for me this is like hunting mtn goats on the cheap. any foriegner can hunt on public land there for no cost. just be sure to take the time to jump online and apply for your hunting permit, which costs you nothing and you can print it out instantly!
no tags, no ballots, no seasons, no bag limits, self guided. oh yeah, and if you find yourself looking at a red deer or a chamios you can shoot them too. we saw a few chamios while we were there.
your only costs are flights, car hire, food, mountain radio hire (recommended!), motel (maybe a night either side of the time in the bush)
the currency exchange rate would be in your favour too.

think of it as hunting sheep or mtn goats without the cost and drama trying to get a tag for one...if at all.

the only other cost would be chopper hire if you choose to use one. it's very popular for hunters there to fly into a hunting area, get dropped off and picked up a week or so later. we just wanted the extra challenge of packing in.

hunting NZ is an awesome experience, and it affordable!
Thick fog slowly lifts
Jagged peaks and hairy beast
Food for soul and body.

Border black douglas recurve 70# and 58# HEX6 BB2 limbs

Offline GrayRhino

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Great pics Clint!  Glad you and your mates had a good time!  Not too far from my neck of the woods either!

I sent you an email.
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Offline Ari

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Sounds like I better start saving.

Offline centaur

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Some awesome country there! That makes where I hunt elk look like Kansas! Thanks for sharing.
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Offline Jesse Minish

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Looks like an awesome trip!

Offline IndianaBowman

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Very beautiful country. Thanks for sharing Clint!

Offline kibok&ko

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hard and beautiful !
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Offline Matabele

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My absolute dream hunt, looks amazing, thanks for posting Ozy!

Offline wislnwings

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Thanks for sharing your hunt with us and inspiring me to look into hunting NZ.

Online ozy clint

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here's some more pics guys. some pics from my mates are filtering through.

room with a view
 
 
 

lunch time
 

this is typical of the type of terrain we delt with for the walk in and out.
 

and finally.......some animals!!!

the 2nd from the left is a young bull, the rest are nannies.

 
Thick fog slowly lifts
Jagged peaks and hairy beast
Food for soul and body.

Border black douglas recurve 70# and 58# HEX6 BB2 limbs

Offline Osage61

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Simply awesome......
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Offline Aunty

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There will be another fee come into effect soon that a tax will be placed upon trophies for getting them out of the country but its not a huge fee. Ozy Clint our west coast bush is pretty thick a. Good to you hear you had a great trip. Nothing beats NZ   :)

Offline Aunty

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Its exciting times to be a kiwi because we have a big game animal council that is going to manage our deer,chamios,thar and our wild pigs. If this is a good thing or not time will tell.

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