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Phoned a landholders tonight to get permission to cross his land to get to the hunting block. He amazed me when he thanked me for phoning him for the permission, as he said most thought it was their right to be on his land. He told me he gets a bit cranky when he finds people that he has no idea of on his land. We talked some and he wished me a successful trip. 10min max a DOC permit now legal.
Those in the original post put our hobby at risk. Not happy with that.
Good one for giving him a call......seems like a few don’t :wtfsmilie: if you back it up with a few bottles of something to cement the relationship.
When your in the bush sounds like you should not expect to be the only one.
Good on you.
In my experience most land owners are reasonable if you approach then in the right manner.. If they say no its usually because someone has sissed them off.
While that sounds satisfying they'll probably just come back and rob your house or set your sheds on fire.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwijames
Better off just to shoot the bastards and it'll just be a poaching accident.
that is ratshit that guys needs to set up trail cams to get pics of those scum then hand in to the police
What we did years ago was give the pig hunting rights to one part of our farm ( the part where poachers were always going) to a very savage local. It was his job to keep poachers off if he wanted to maintain hunting rights. I remember one day he gave three guys a good hiding, threw them in the river and took their pig and boat ! Nothing to do with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beetroot
That is awesome. Love hearing stories like thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Moa Hunter