Holy shit. Now you tell me its poisonous!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
Its not a tickling contest :XD:
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Holy shit. Now you tell me its poisonous!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
Its not a tickling contest :XD:
90% err no 75% of things you say tussock is what i would say if i was intelligent and articulate. Its a shame you are not around more to tell people what im thinking even before i know im thinking it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tussock
Yes you do have to excuse the tactics at times. But you see we don't a tax payer budget of four million to fight with. We fight with our own time and money. Our only hope is the hunters who are the ones who are most likely to see the real effects of this insidious poison are aware that our game animals are the target. They are not an accidental by-kill, they are the targetQuote:
Originally Posted by Tussock
It is easily observed that the persons who choose to rail against the truths about the use and risks and bad effects of poisons like 1080 and brodi over our lands and waters most often respond in low forms of abuse and attempts to vilify or pass derogatory inferences on those who are truthful.
"How happy is he born and taught,
That serveth not another's will,
Whose armour is his honest thought,
And simple truth his utmost skill."
Sir henry Wotton.
Another 4 poachers caught.
Fish & Game praise for public & police, after anti-poaching operation | Fish & Game NZ
Good result I guess Customary rights yeah right:ORLY:
Poacher sentenced to 12 months jail | Stuff.co.nz
Customary would be native species...not introduced ones. By the sounds of it they have no tribal links to the area.
Yay They got done! Thanks for the update Dundee
I spotted a couple of young poachers close to the Trout Pool in the Kaituna River (lake Rotoiti) and wanted to report them. Unfortunately in those days (mid 1990s) I had no cell phone so I went to ask if I could call Fish and Game from one of the locals houses. The man while initially friendly asked me for a description of the guys. When I did he changed his tune and told me that they were probably his nephews! He stormed off in the direction while telling me to get going and leave his property... Wounder if they were the same pair.
Sounds like the uncle might do more damage than the authoritiesQuote:
Originally Posted by 300CALMAN
I really hope so. He frightened me enough. I did ring Fish and Game, but never heard anything more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Good Fu*ken Job.
About Bloody Time too.
Hope there's more to come as well.
Cheers
Pete
bet "uncle" went and kicked their arses good and hard.
good result in this case may the other judges follow suit.
Be good if they started giving serious penalties to poachers of land animals as well as fish!Quote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
and started treating deer like a resource (same as trout) rather than a pest. I am sure that's one of the reasons deer poachers get off lightly.Quote:
Originally Posted by GravelBen
This was caught legaly and will satify my hunger.
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Those pricks were fuckn greedy:pissed off:
Bloody nice fillets came off this trout.
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faaark I need to give you filleting lessons!!!!
I found the problem Micky Duck:beer:Quote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
It was a rough job I admit.:D
http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...g-trout-11530/
Good on the judge
Looks like one that I own that sings " DONT WORRY BE HAPPY" and EVERY LITTLE SONG.......?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
must be a real shit of a day when you tell the pakeha court no juristicion ,cause we only recognise maori authority ,then the local iwi arrives and goes 'hey you theiving bastards -youre not one of ours!" probably a similar sensation to that felt by a certain group in indonesia last week. "this is goin nowhere f....n fast!"
A good result i reckon!
Yip good result, hard case pulling the customary thing then getting shamed by local iwi. Good to see that that it is being treated for what it is, a greedy and very disrespectful act showing no regard for anyone but themselves
Hopfully they up it to the maximum 2 years for wasting taxpayer's money with an appeal
https://vimeo.com/132244038
Nice update
Good shit!
Good stuff, shame there is no stocking of the lakes here.
Nothing added to the Manawatu River either VC,I hope the buggers come back out of the side creeks soon as its been 12days since the big flood and it is just fishable now.
They did a release here a few years ago, improved the quality of the fish with some new blood in the system.
Getting fish with very orange flesh now bit different to the wild stock in the rivers .
@Chris, they are probably liberating triploid trout...so that they do not have to ever have the wrath of fisherfolk upon them when there are no more trout in the rivers...
Not sure eeBeeS but some of them I've caught 30 - 40cm have quite hump backs & hook jaws I'd expect in bigger fish.
Possible trophy fish blood line perhaps ,I have released those as think they need to be left in the local river systems to breed.
80 hours community work, what a bloody joke,now he is doing it again!!:pissed off:
Rotorua trout poacher strikes again | Stuff.co.nz
Obviously the judge was far too lenient on him.
And he won't turn up for that and all will be forgiven, we need to train some "hanging" judges and rid our selves of the soft cocks
He needs a year in the tanty and banning from fishing for the first offence, then two for the next
And suckers like me pay $100 bucks for a licence and to stand up to my nuts in Lake Taupo freezing to death on a dark night for nought! Oh I forgot, it's fun!:thumbsup:
At least they stock up there, down here they just feed em 1080d mice etcQuote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
Cry us a river Cam, we can stock that for free[emoji8]Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Taupo have their own hatchery, paid for by their licence holders.
Nope Taupos a natural fishery, no stocking I believe:cool:
Nope. Rotorua and Taupo are the only remaining hatcheries in NZ IIRC. That was why Taupo has always been a separate license.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
