Thread: Kaimai's Thompsons Track

For those that know the area...the swamp is behind and to the right of the machinery and the cross roads are to the right, out of frame

And the only 'sign' we seen were these 'tracks'

Originally Posted by Spook

For those that know the area...the swamp is behind and to the right of the machinery and the cross roads are to the right, out of frame
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And the only 'sign' we seen were these 'tracks'
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Is the swamp your talking about the one that was right beside the track and there was the stream just to the side of it?

Originally Posted by possummatti

Is the swamp your talking about the one that was right beside the track and there was the stream just to the side of it?

Yes...the track to the left of the swamp is still open to access the 100 acres, but could disappear at any time with the logging.

@Spook man that sucks. what's all this activity doing to the deer ,surely they'd get scared into a new area? would it alright for me to walk up there via the main track or do I need to go up through the bush as to not annoy the workers up there?

Originally Posted by possummatti

@Spook man that sucks. what's all this activity doing to the deer ,surely they'd get scared into a new area? would it alright for me to walk up there via the main track or do I need to go up through the bush as to not annoy the workers up there?

As @Barefoot says, the deer are not too worried about the logging and with the earth torn up and the smashing of the under growth they will come out to play on the skid sites in the evenings...many times the loggers will tell you of deer walking the area that has just been felled.
The main track is signed off limits to all but those with permission to be there during work hours...if you want to go up there, you have to be in and out before and after their work hours...the hours of work have been posted on the forum at some time in the past...still plenty of area for hunting without going near the logging...as I have told you before, call by and I will point you in the right direction.

Originally Posted by Spook

As @Barefoot says, the deer are not too worried about the logging and with the earth torn up and the smashing of the under growth they will come out to play on the skid sites in the evenings...many times the loggers will tell you of deer walking the area that has just been felled.
The main track is signed off limits to all but those with permission to be there during work hours...if you want to go up there, you have to be in and out before and after their work hours...the hours of work have been posted on the forum at some time in the past...still plenty of area for hunting without going near the logging...as I have told you before, call by and I will point you in the right direction.

Ok sweet cheers spook

Originally Posted by possummatti

Ok sweet cheers spook

It is Spook with a capital S mate. Just to let you know.