Rabbits wanted. North Island only. $$ paid.

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Originally Posted by Wirehunt

Jesus! And I though the rabbits were thick down here. To get 30 an hour would mean they are around level 8-9 which is massive.....

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2 mins max to shoot recover gut stash find new target constantly !

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That is not a man that is a machine

That is someone with a massive amount of rabbits and they should be under notice ;)

I do know some guys that regularly got 300+. But it didn t take that long to shoot out....

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Originally Posted by Twoshotkill

Game plan.... Survy has got a good point.... have you concidered looking into putting freezers in the local hunting shops where people can drop off smaller numbers to sell while they are getting amo etc. Thing it is also a great way to get the youngfellers keen on getting out there and shooting rabbits. then you could maybe do round trips to clean the freezers out every 10 weeks?????

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Yeah mate, thought about it but not a good idea. Paperwork needs to filled out for each hunting area and I need a copy of the Hunter's gun license.
All I need is one young fella to cash in a poisoned animal and I'll be on Campbell Live for killing someone in Pauanui's $4,000 King Charles Spaniel....you get the drift.
I need reliable guys that won't cut corners. If it's a group of reliable guys and they stockpile in one freezer then that's fine.

Don't get too freaked on the paperwork guys, it's pretty basic really- 2 documents as follow:

http://www.foodsafety.govt.nz/elibra..._Completed.pdf

http://www.foodsafety.govt.nz/elibra...Describing.pdf

The Landowner Poison Use one is valid for 30 days after signing, which makes it easy.

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Originally Posted by Dundee

250 kgs thats a lot of animals

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Average rabbit 800-900 grams.
Average hare 3 kgs.

Not that many.
Guys up here on a good night are over 30 animals an hour.

Do you take carp? Cats love fish....

Clause 5.9.4 http://www.foodsafety.govt.nz/elibra...ood/part-2.pdf

As I said, some rules are being bent.

I think this falls into the all to hard category. I'll stick to shootin em, and portioning off the legs to throw into my freezer for cat food.

Hare legs not cat food survy! get a decent cook and its as good as mutton.

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Originally Posted by Dundee

Hare legs not cat food survy! get a decent cook and its as good as mutton.

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You offering to be my Gordon Ramsey ?

Actually I have stopped shooting hares, ever since I found out they don't have as much off spring vs mr rabbittI thought I would give them a bit of breathing space to bring their numbers up, but yep it was said to me hares much safer to eat...