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Was having a stooge around the northern ruahines this week and found this little gem.
It had a carton of milk left there that was dated 2018.
Any body been there before?https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...82c8e16d27.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...e1ba02ff09.jpg
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Doesn't look like a standard DOC issue hut!!
Please dont tell DoC where it is.
It's got doc mattress in it and it's not on doc land.
Work that out!
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Plenty of NZ Rail tarpaulins out there off NZ Rail land also, probably not as many as 50 years ago though.Quote:
Originally Posted by andyanimal31
Thats not hard to work out :)Quote:
Originally Posted by andyanimal31
Is that Rangiwahia Hut? 🤣
No pop shot!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pop Shot
I could give you a clue with the closest doc hut but havnt got a photo with out somebody's 4wd in the photo!
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Waiokotore stream
3.78 km awayQuote:
Originally Posted by Nathan F
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He's a fencer so wont be that far from a road.
Not to wrong!Quote:
Originally Posted by PillowDribbler
600m from a formed track and 100m from quad track
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Just looked up Waiokotori stream (as it sounded familiar). It just showed how many huts have been removed from the hills since the change over from NZFS to Dozens of C#nts. I always remember from my rabid tramping days as a teen in the early 70's just how many huts we had to 'do' to claim we had been to them all: 65 huts in the Tararuas and 55 huts in the Ruahines. And to add to the challenge, go to maps past and check out the maps we had to use (prior to topo maps and GPS's becoming a 'thing'.
https://natlib.govt.nz/records/37152...Bpath%5D=items
Maori land near ruahine corner. Near blackhill
Andersons bivy.:P
Bang on Ginga!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ginga
Man what a spot for a hunt!
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Often looked across to where that biv is but haven't been there so cheers Andy , mite see ya at your upcoming range shoot!!Quote:
Originally Posted by andyanimal31
That limestone country at the base of Aorangi produces some lovely fat animals
Sounds like a plan!Quote:
Originally Posted by 30late
Are you talking our longrange shoot at taihape?
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They get quite light as to many there but last few harvested fattening up nicely as heaps of feed at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by XR500
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Yeah mate, coming up soon on the 30th.Quote:
Originally Posted by andyanimal31