Thread: Nz hunter

Yes, good to see lots of coaching, guidance and dry firing. Even so impressive shooting for first time behind a large (light) centre fire rifle.
I was more concerned about some of the 4wd footage, not sure I’d take the family Prado up there.

Originally Posted by chainsaw

Yes, good to see lots of coaching, guidance and dry firing. Even so impressive shooting for first time behind a large (light) centre fire rifle.
I was more concerned about some of the 4wd footage, not sure I’d take the family Prado up there.

When I drive my Hilux into unknown riverbeds I sometimes get stuck. When I take 400m+ shots on animals I sometimes lose the odd one.

I thoroughly enjoy NZ Hunter Adventures but find it hard to believe they never ever screw up.

Originally Posted by rockland

When I drive my Hilux into unknown riverbeds I sometimes get stuck. When I take 400m+ shots on animals I sometimes lose the odd one.

I thoroughly enjoy NZ Hunter Adventures but find it hard to believe they never ever screw ups

Of course they do. And are humble enough to admit to some of their screw ups (flooded tent site).

But just like you and me we don't write about our misses and mistakes on here, just our successes. 'tis Hunan nature.
I was very happy to celebrate the girls' successes. Through a tear in my eye.

Just binge watched 3 episodes after the talk here.

Loved the last one, Father Daughters. What an epic trip for them all. Just great to see them enjoy the outdoors. Four spectacular shots, and a genuine appreciation for what they’d done.