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Thread: 2014 ROAR

  1. 30-04-2014, 06:47 PM #1
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    2014 ROAR

    Well, I had a coupla weeks off so into my usual ruahine spot I went, the 1st week was 27th march-6th april, the stags were roaring but we couldn,t get them cranked & a few sattelite stags snuck in for a look, weather was fine & warm. the 2nd week it rained a fair bit, but was still warm & we had vocal stags but hard to get onto again. I spent a day in the kawekas & roared in a sika spiker-had long spikes could,ve grown into a good stag, he,s been turned into good steaks & mince & patties instead went back a few days later & pulled out gamecams, some good stags on there that we missed out on, Think the weather has played a major card in this years roar, first roar that I haven,t dropped a stag in 20 years hunting.Name: IMG_2994.JPG Views: 703 Size: 814.3 KBthats the sika spikerName: IMG_3020.jpg Views: 672 Size: 477.2 KB& a 400yd magpie I took with the 223Name: IMG_3038.JPG Views: 591 Size: 380.4 KBA fine break between showersName: IMG_3048.JPG Views: 641 Size: 627.7 KBa cheeky morepork
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    Been quiet in the Ureweras the last couple of years so didn't mind missing out on going this year. Still got to be good just to get in there after them
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    Thanks for posting, you never know how the roar will be until you're out there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stagslayer 12 View Post
    Well, I had a coupla weeks off so into my usual ruahine spot I went, the 1st week was 27th march-6th april, the stags were roaring but we couldn,t get them cranked & a few sattelite stags snuck in for a look, weather was fine & warm. the 2nd week it rained a fair bit, but was still warm & we had vocal stags but hard to get onto again. I spent a day in the kawekas & roared in a sika spiker-had long spikes could,ve grown into a good stag, he,s been turned into good steaks & mince & patties instead went back a few days later & pulled out gamecams, some good stags on there that we missed out on, Think the weather has played a major card in this years roar, first roar that I haven,t dropped a stag in 20 years hunting.Attachment 23610thats the sika spikerAttachment 23611& a 400yd magpie I took with the 223Attachment 23612A fine break between showersAttachment 23613a cheeky morepork
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