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  1. 14-10-2013, 08:09 PM #1
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    G'day

    G'day everyone l am from the NT in Australia hoping to get over and have a few hunts over in NZ regularly from now on so came across this forum in my research and really enjoy reading the posts and good natured shit stirring .Wont probably get to post much as l mainly work in remote areas so its hard enough just getting on at times but if l can ever help someone from this end just let us know, been Hunting and fishing all my life both as a pro and recreationally and still live for it
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    Welcome Bunji
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    Welcome to the forum Bunji, what do you usually hunt in Oz?
    While I might not be as good as I once was, Im as good once as I ever was!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouser View Post
    Welcome to the forum Bunji, what do you usually hunt in Oz?
    Currently living/working in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory( have lived in the NT for nearly 30 years) so Buffalo,pigs,brumbies,magpie geese,ducks etc. Have hunted nearly everything the OZ has to offered (as well as running my own aerial feral animal control business here for approx 15 odd years) but only Sambar deer in the deer species and while we do have Sambar, Rusa and chital in very limited numbers and extremely remote locations up here in the NT,l realistically have to travel approx 4000 klms for Sambar in the southern states etc l have now got the deer bug and will hopefully be travelling to NZ regularly from next year on to hunt/fish all you have to offer from rabbits and ducks to deer and thar chamies etc as well as a bit of diving and fishing .l am not really concerned with getting the biggest trophy more with enjoying the hunt and the good times around a fire after a enjoyable day in the bush whether a animal is taken or not . l have worked with enough Kiwis over the years that have told me that if l came over there l would never go back so l figured it was about time l check it out
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    Gidday .

    Would love to hunt buff one day.
    Deer are pretty well spread threwout nz what part are you heading to?
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    Bunji if you go hunting in VC's neck of the woods then you will definitely never go back. Slice of paradise right on his doorstep.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bunji View Post
    Currently living/working in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory( have lived in the NT for nearly 30 years) so Buffalo,pigs,brumbies,magpie geese,ducks etc. Have hunted nearly everything the OZ has to offered (as well as running my own aerial feral animal control business here for approx 15 odd years) but only Sambar deer in the deer species and while we do have Sambar, Rusa and chital in very limited numbers and extremely remote locations up here in the NT,l realistically have to travel approx 4000 klms for Sambar in the southern states etc l have now got the deer bug and will hopefully be travelling to NZ regularly from next year on to hunt/fish all you have to offer from rabbits and ducks to deer and thar chamies etc as well as a bit of diving and fishing .l am not really concerned with getting the biggest trophy more with enjoying the hunt and the good times around a fire after a enjoyable day in the bush whether a animal is taken or not . l have worked with enough Kiwis over the years that have told me that if l came over there l would never go back so l figured it was about time l check it out
    I'm envious of your buff and other big game but us southerners are lucky to get all the deer!

    Got some pics of your buff and others?
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  16. 18-10-2013, 11:59 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Gidday .

    Would love to hunt buff one day.
    Deer are pretty well spread threwout nz what part are you heading to?
    Haven't really got anything set in concrete as yet VC ,was going to treat the first trip as a suss out of the place with hunting thrown in and then use that too base my future trips and of course check out the fantastic country you have to offer . Like l say l am not really concerned with shooting huge trophy animals although obviously l am not going to pass up a 12 pointer in the bush more into enjoying the hunt itself and treat any deer etc on the deck if l am lucky enough as a bonus ( Will try to post up some pics when l get closer to civilization with a reliable connection ) Thanks for the welcome fulla's
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