Thread: Bush Stalking Winter Sika

I ask because I reckon Sika numbers in eastern kawekas are getting really high too. If you're seeing numbers like this in the Kaimanawas as well, it's great for hunters, at the moment, but a worry going forward. Over population won't be good for anyone. Shoot em up lads!

Originally Posted by Hunt4life

I ask because I reckon Sika numbers in eastern kawekas are getting really high too. If you're seeing numbers like this in the Kaimanawas as well, it's great for hunters, at the moment, but a worry going forward. Over population won't be good for anyone. Shoot em up lads!

There could be 100 to the acre and the little buggers would still be smarter than me.

Originally Posted by Hunt4life

I ask because I reckon Sika numbers in eastern kawekas are getting really high too. If you're seeing numbers like this in the Kaimanawas as well, it's great for hunters, at the moment, but a worry going forward. Over population won't be good for anyone. Shoot em up lads!

I know what you are saying but don't think its overpopulated by any means, its more a matter of covering the right areas. Between Ben and I id say we have hunted the general area for the equivalent of 3-4 months straight possibly even more which gives a massive advantage, as you know what areas are worth hunting and which are not.