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About LinkBacksWent for a bit of a walk up Mt Tappy by the Clarence river in behind Kaikoura. Was a bloody good tough walk and the five of us managed to get to the top aswell. Stayed one night on the mountain and one night in a hut on The Bluffs station. Awesome time up there with heaps of goats, deer, chamois and a couple of pigs around.
No guns were taken in order to preserve chamois numbers and the farmer didn't want us to bother his deer!
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Thread: Mt Tapuae o uenuku climb
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16-04-2013, 07:51 PM #1Member
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Mt Tapuae o uenuku climb
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16-04-2013, 07:56 PM #2Member
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great photos man
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16-04-2013, 08:06 PM #3Sending it
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Sweet photo's mate.
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16-04-2013, 08:11 PM #4OPCz
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Great photos' great animals. Brilliant
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16-04-2013, 08:13 PM #5Almost literate.
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Fantastic spot ay, massive stags come out of there if your check book can handel it.
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16-04-2013, 08:14 PM #6GSP Mad
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Did you drive through the station or raft the river ? .
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16-04-2013, 08:45 PM #7Another young huntress
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Spectacular
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Drove through farm tracks which were in pretty good knick for 2 hours to get to the bottom.
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Good stuff, I've done it from the Hodder side but looks cool from there too. Heaps of goats in the Hodder but didn't see any deer, was a few years ago before I'd got into hunting though.
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Beautiful country down there, would love to tramp it one day, thanks for the pics!
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` STUFF DUDE
BURN BABY BURN
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Thanks
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Great stuff guys! It's on my to do list. Was permission hard to get from Bluff station? It would be nice avoiding the 75+ river crossings in the Hodder! I have hunted near to Bluff station, the area was crawling with deer. Great pics and glad you got the view from the top
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Was all pretty easy, we talked to the owners and they charged us $75 to use their roads and gave us a good map and intsructions. No need to get wet boots!
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Good stuff dude
Yeah nah bro
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