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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    In line with flyblowns original post, the result of a mornings shoot on a wanganui farm, by the end of the weekend we had recovered 13 of 22 deer shot, also 3 pigs( recovered) and 4 goats plus a few possums( left).
    Yes the deer are small, a mix of yearlings and fawns, 50/50 male and female but they need to go as the trees planted last year have been taking a thrashing.
    The place has regularly been shot by others but there are still significant numbers around that need reducing.
    The mindset needed to shoot the "young unns" certainly is different.
    The young unns are the tender tasty ones.
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