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    There's obviously big savings to be made by being a better shot.
    Nathan, there might even be a cost benefit in taking shooting lessons.
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    I got my slab, $160

    $91 for a month season here. 6 duck limit

    Always look at the bright side though, I might actually be able limit out this year haha

    I'd rather a 2 month seson with a lower limit just so I have more time to stalk the rivers with my dog or jump shoot ponds with my mates and stuff but oh well
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nathan F View Post
    1 season licence and 500 rounds of ammo $450 . Thanks for coming chump.

    If I didnt need to tag up my public land mai mai id be very loathe to pay the $92 for three months .
    a little tongue in cheek there nathan?? given entended swan seasons and a full region summer parrie
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    37 days too go bring it on!! Do I or don't i buy a licence never seen a ranger in my life?

    Wait for it..........
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    37 days too go bring it on!! Do I or don't i buy a licence never seen a ranger in my life?

    Wait for it..........
    You will now you said that !
    "Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.

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    I always do VC. The best option for you if you want too try trout fishing is get a winter licence from 1st April,cheaper than whole season but like someone said check that the rivers in your area aren't closed over winter.

    http://www.fishandgame.org.nz/conten...g-licence-info

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    $92 is cheap for three months of ducks, two summer months of parries and another two months of swans. It's also the minor expense compared to ammo, guns, petrol, duck food and bacon and egg pie. $450 is less than I would spend on a week long fly in trip deer hunting.

    As well as the right to hunt ducks $92 also buys you the right to complain about how your money gets spent on trout...

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    You don't need a licence if you shoot on your own land. Owner occupier allows the owner and one other (wife, son, daughter) who must also live on the land to hunt with no licence. Obviously if you shoot off your land then normal licence rules apply.
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    I d still pay if it was double its just one of those things ...

    The below I,m not that ecstatic about. That is the mothership mai mai and that pond has not been empty in 20+ years according to farm owners.
    Water in center when full = 8 ft deep. Send some rain please !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Happy View Post
    I d still pay if it was double its just one of those things ...

    The below I,m not that ecstatic about. That is the mothership mai mai and that pond has not been empty in 20+ years according to farm owners.
    Water in center when full = 8 ft deep. Send some rain please !!!

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    Do a rain dance?

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    That's certainly a sad sight Happy! We've had 30mm of rain so far this week in my part of the Waikato, and more forecast for tomorrow, but we're going to need alot more than that! The larger ponds and Lakes with good permanent water are holding alot of birds at the moment and they're getting stuck into chopped maize being fed out and chicory paddocks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MassiveAttack View Post
    $92 is cheap for three months of ducks, two summer months of parries and another two months of swans. It's also the minor expense compared to ammo, guns, petrol, duck food and bacon and egg pie. $450 is less than I would spend on a week long fly in trip deer hunting.

    As well as the right to hunt ducks $92 also buys you the right to complain about how your money gets spent on trout...
    not to mention 4 months of those little california sods and that multi coloured dandy of the upland world mr ringneck
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    That is the mothership mai mai and that pond has not been empty in 20+ years according to farm owners.
    Water in center when full = 8 ft deep. Send some rain please !!!
    isnt help on the way later this week happy hope it helps .
    hows the stock water and reservoirs maybe a hose might need to be run
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    Fill it up with maize and use layout blinds on the floor of the pond ??

    I reckon it may be ok. If the Kaimais get rain we ll be away Mate tells me the Waihou River is holding more ducks that hes ever seen on it.

    We watched probably 200 come down to his pond for a feed earlier this week ..
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    Quote Originally Posted by MassiveAttack View Post
    $92 is cheap for three months of ducks, two summer months of parries and another two months of swans. It's also the minor expense compared to ammo, guns, petrol, duck food and bacon and egg pie. $450 is less than I would spend on a week long fly in trip deer hunting.

    As well as the right to hunt ducks $92 also buys you the right to complain about how your money gets spent on trout...
    As stated its the principle . I look your thinking. Ive Paid the money so I can bitch !

 

 

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