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It's sensible for sure, but not legal.

My Bergara is 80cm fully assembled. Short enough not to draw attention. Broken down, you could take it anywhere. It's a shame I have to conceal it as if I'm doing something wrong, but that's the way...

It's not hard if you're just driving to/from your hunting trip, but if you're doing a road trip or doing the campervan thing with bit of hunting thrown in, it gets more complicated.

You're probably right, but I would rather avoid being up before a judge in the first place.

A farmer I know always carries his .308 on the back seat of his truck. He went down to Auckland for the first time in 20 years or something. Left the rifle in it's usual place, thinking nothing of...

This aspect of the law is a total pain in the arse. There have been a few threads about it recently. Not sure what they do in other countries.