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caseynz

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I recently got this red stag.i have been observing him for a couple of months through the velveting stage. very satisfieng to finally get him. he was fat as butter and will be top eating .
 
Very nice caseynz. Did you kill him with your hands? Whack him over the head with a stick?
 
ha ha , yeah 2tonyb I lept out of my tree onto him and wrestled him down ( after my 6.5-06 had put a hole through both shoulders that is.)
 
hi kris, it was a local wairarapa station we have access to.i just finished a big feed of backsteak from him,black pudding and eggs this morning. yum!
:cool:
 
I just finished a great trip.
10 days in the bush . We had pretty good weather for 6 days which is good for this area which has a huge rainfall each year .a while ago it got 40 inches of rain in 24 hours :eek: I managed to get a decent red stag ,and we saw over 50 wapiti /red deer crosses which is the main attraction for this area.
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trevitrace , its a kea.much the same but not so rare, and very friendly. they can be pests though, they will rip your tent to shreds while your away walking.
 
Nope. Upper midwest US.

I have seen plenty of Sir Attenborough's adventures and I like to familiarize myself with as many plants/fungi/animals as my flimsy brain will allow. :D

I'd absolutely love to visit though...don't think I can deal with a flight that long unfortunately.
 
....but Trev, you haven't seen Kris's fish pics. Might be worth the flight.:cool: I know if I had the money I'd go!!
trevitrace said:
Nope. Upper midwest US.

I have seen plenty of Sir Attenborough's adventures and I like to familiarize myself with as many plants/fungi/animals as my flimsy brain will allow. :D

I'd absolutely love to visit though...don't think I can deal with a flight that long unfortunately.
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trevitrace said:
Nope. Upper midwest US.

I have seen plenty of Sir Attenborough's adventures and I like to familiarize myself with as many plants/fungi/animals as my flimsy brain will allow. :D

I'd absolutely love to visit though...don't think I can deal with a flight that long unfortunately.
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:thumbup:

Kris,.
 
trevitrace, you could spend a couple of nights in japan on the way down here to break up the trip ;)
 
caseynz said:
trevitrace, you could spend a couple of nights in japan on the way down here to break up the trip ;)
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And if Mewolf goes with him they can cut costs! Problem solved:thumbup:

They just got to figure out which one sells a kidney to fund it all. :eek:

Kris,.
 
caseynz said:
trevitrace, you could spend a couple of nights in japan on the way down here to break up the trip ;)
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Are the Cook Islands a stopover between the States and NZ? If nothing else, I've got it on good information that I'd very likely enjoy a remote locale to Japan; brief as as it may be.
 
KrisNZ said:
And if Mewolf goes with him they can cut costs! Problem solved:thumbup:

They just got to figure out which one sells a kidney to fund it all. :eek:

Kris,.
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Additionally, and unfortunately, I've already given one kidney to my father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate and I'll likely need the other.

Maybe an old-fashioned rochambeau can resolve who pays?

:D
 
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