Wet Farmers & Dry City Folk

Get a text from @BRADS to come up for a hunt.ETA was at 1500hrs where I met up withe the lads @199p @BRADS and another city bloke called Sean.

We rode the quads out the back before we started our 9.2km hike up the bloody big hills.

Our first stop was here,where we spotted two deer.
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One didn't hang around for long but the second one was there long enough for Sean to get the x hairs on her.

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The wind was starting to get up a bit.

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At 570 yards the decision was made not too take the shot.She was about centre of these next pics.

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We carried on up these hills with a storm approaching fast from the South.

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It wasn't long before it was on top of us dumping torrential rain and strong gales.We made it to the clearings but the camera was wrapped in two plastic bags by now.

We stayed in this position on the side off the hills with no shelter from the onslaught of this weather.Freezing cold and hpyerthermic conditions. @BRADS and I were wearing shorts and light coats,we were drenched to the skin.

The city slickers had there flash american wet weather gear on so stayed dry and relatively warm.
Talk was made on hill of some gay cuddling to warm the bodies. No one was interested in that idea so the long trek back too base was made.

On arrival the weather had cleared. Brads had dry coat and shirt at base camp and those three proceded in another direction for another hunt.
Emptied about an inch of water out of my hunting boots(gummies)And hadn't even crossed a stream.
I put on a dry sweatshirt and headed South with the heater in the ute cranked up high to warm my frozen body.


This slip that had the sun filtering onto it was my plan.
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On my approach I came across some campers with a 3litre empty water bottle.I said hello but they ignored me.Climbing up the slip the heavens opened again so I baled once again.Passed the campers further down the road on my way out and gave them my water,they were grateful as the stream up there was dry.

Dundee didn't mention that he was getting hypothermic......I did offer to get nude and cuddle him but for some reason he wasn't keen.
I won't offer next time bro:)


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Originally Posted by BRADS

Dundee didn't mention that he was getting hypothermic......I did offer to get nude and cuddle him but for some reason he wasn't keen.
I won't offer next time bro:)


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Don't know if there would be a next time with an offer like that:XD:

So the title should read..'Dumb farmers and Smart city folk'?

Spose I should cut you some slack, before this w.e most would have forgotten what rain is around here.

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Originally Posted by Frosty

So the title should read..'Poor farmers and Rich city folk'?

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I stood in the rain happily thinking f--k yeah this is great.....only to drive home and find we got none:(


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I'm not into man cuddles Brads.
Frosty a raincoat is my next purchase at the field days. Any coat I own wouldn't have kept the water out.

It dumped 11millimetres out our way and I reckon 2 inches would of fallen on us up in the hills.

I know how you were feeling Dundee.

I was on the Kaumatua spur when the rain hit.

Three hours walking/crawling through the wet bush is enough to soak anyone to the bone.

It was a bloody good downpour alright.

There were rivers of water streaming across the road in places on the drive out.

By the time I got back to Marekakaho the sun was shining again,.

Just finished drying out all my gear.

I'd pass on the man cuddles too.

Cheers
Pete

Get one of those $2 plastic ponchos Weigh nothing and will keep you as dry as any other raincoat.

Was definitely a great time out. I was warm, dry as and keen to keep going so after dropping a frozen dundee back at the ute we continued up the other side of the farm.

Less climbing but a good few more Kms walked.

Sorted a plan for roar timing and that made it well worth the trek even with nothing more to be seen.

Scored a flash coat for the wife.Do you think she is happy?

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There is an improvement in the post mate

She should be happy, it looks to be the deluxe version with a hood. Does she like green?

Don't really like green might wear it on St Patties day,might be raining by then,might hv to wear to feed out trendy ah.

Green looks really nice on you. Matches your eyes. Dundee been the gentleman he is did well
You blend in well with the Woodys :)