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Thread: Hawkesbay Goat Eradication

  1. 10-07-2014, 09:28 PM #16
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    Yes they need to go on truck alive, I got some out of the pines and locked them in a paddock, got too close to them and the whole lot either went through or over the fences and gone again, so the sheep yards wont hold them
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  3. 10-07-2014, 09:37 PM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by moonhunt View Post
    Article I read was in a farming news paper, was about the Auckland market, supply not keeping up with demand, was for those Muslims
    Pretty big Indian community keen on goat all around NZ too. We had a buyer in Hastings who would pay for $20 ea for young nannies. Head shot & gutted. Paid for gas to go hunting out the back of @Toby land.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Pretty big Indian community keen on goat all around NZ too. We had a buyer in Hastings who would pay for $20 ea for young nannies. Head shot & gutted. Paid for gas to go hunting out the back of @Toby land.
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    Out of interest where is the back of Toby land? Public land? Kumi?
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    Ruakituri. Bit like you though, access has been knocked back. Was a mate of a mate sort of deal
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    Ahhh righto, knock any deer over? There's a video on youtube of a heli shoot on a farm up that way they had a fair sized pile of deer at the woolshed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Ahhh righto, knock any deer over? There's a video on youtube of a heli shoot on a farm up that way they had a fair sized pile of deer at the woolshed
    Saw plenty. Nearly ran over a handful last time we went.
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    How are they catching the goats mostly ? With the likes of sheep dogs ? How big are the mobs ?
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    Need decent fences or they will just walk through them. Use dogs and muster them
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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    That's crazy money for a poxy goat, is that right??
    Lamb is 6.10cw here at the mo
    So 120 for a big lamb

    You guys need two half your prices by the way. The 3.30 is cw I big buck is only 13kgs cw
    Yea sorry brads. Not sure how I managed to type in LW, I was meaning carcass wt.(at least I knew what I was on about!)
    That was when mutton was $3:10cw.

    The neighbour here musters once a year for the truck, normally gets around 200 I think
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