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Thread: Dry Hinds and Doe's this year? Southern NI/Wairarapa

  1. 20-02-2024, 08:38 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ned View Post
    What's their condition like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    I went back over some pics and I think maybe what Im seeing is well grown 2 and 3 year olds and that the age mix is changing.
    You mite be right there mate, i've seen plenty of hinds with fawns in the Ruahines but also a few hinds that i thought should have a fawn but didn't seem too. Maybe they were just well grown younger animals.
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    We shot what I thought were 2 yearling's the other day but turned out to be a small hind and its BIG offspring, both in good nick, I’m guessing the hind was a yearling last year when it got knocked up early in the roar.
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    Do you think it could be that because they are on the cockies grass they are bigger then normal?
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