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It’s set not for kids, best I can do as I don’t care. Not and issue where I come from.

Still appreciate the comment though, I can try to edit in future if I have the time.

nah, just in the main part of cowan creek. Not Akuna, although you get them in there too. Just need to find the bait and you find the fish, not really any spot.

Not sure mate, the head is still at the taxi. Symmetry was why I loved this head, he wasn’t super long.

@@dhfactory nice mate, who does your mounts?

@@Gavin_McGregor I use a different taxi each time as it’s a good way to variation in the collection. This one is with The Taxidermist near Queenstown.

Yeah 9 stags and a hind for camp meat. 6 hunters in my group. I've been hunting there for 12 years and never seen so many deer, I think covid has helped the numbers explode.

@@dhfactory oh yeah fair enough!

Yeah for sure, but I don't think this bloke was getting bigger. he was bashed up and probably going to head backwards.

Thats how you get photos when your by yourself. Film a video, get different angles and then screenshot later.

Nah not doing circles like that. They just do a big lap around the system smashing the bait in the morning. They keep regular timings.

@@dhfactory tow a live squid around the restaurant as big as you can get, there are some big residents there

Thanks, I'll give it a try @@dillberry99

It’s just longreef in Sydney. There is no mile in the name. No particular marks you anything. The snapper are all over the place there.

It'a about 40km, so maybe an hour. But we usually stop at a couple of spots along the way. It's quicker to go from Roseville ramp, when I'm only heading to long reef. But I managed 20knots offshore on this day, so not too bad.

You can launch at fisherman’s beach and head straight out from there but you have to know what you’re doing

@@tommyh500 yeah. Not a great launch. I tend to use Roseville ramp if only targeting long reef. I often have a few species on the list, so fall back to the hawksberry or other spots for jew on the way home.

@@dhfactory definitely more sensible.

We were in really close. Around 15m. We bagged out on this day, with 5 others over 50cm. The bite seemed to last all day, but I think that was helped by it being overcast.

Rocky Mountain elk (Cervus canadensis nelsoni) or wapiti subspecies were first introduced to the remote south west corner of New Zealand's South Island in 1909. The small herd of 20 animals was a gift from U.S President Teddy Roosevelt.

Yeah agreed. Not sure why I used the word tight, was just more pointing out that it looks further than it is in there.

This is in Otago, NZ. Not sure where you are from but maybe just jump over to my Insta if you want other photos and videos from my trips.

Do the trees not look like this in Auckland city? This is just a beach forest lol

its beach forest wow ur dumb

This is very clearly NZ vegetation. Go outside.

Just over 10 years ago now. The business was called Paladin then, run by a very good friend of mine. He passed away a few years ago. The rifle comes off the rig as quick as you want it to, so I’ve had zero issues missing deer. The freedom of movement it gives you is a clear advantage in my opinion. I spend all my time glassing and zero time holding my rifle on a sling. The business is still running in the USA now, as another friend kept it going and rebranded it Paladin33.

hey Riley, Need to go for a fish sometime. I can take you to the same spot.

It’s a KUIU jacket mate.

Just in Cowan creek. I launch at apple tree bay. I tend to get the jewfish anywhere in there after I pass the 4 knot zone. Also up akuna bay and smiths creek.You get them all through there, depends on the day and where they are at the time. I generally pick the smaller schools up on side scan. But the bigger fish from casting along shorelines and into bait/under bait. The 90cm king was near Waratah bay in the early morning as I slept on the boat. Just find things on your sounder and throw plastics at them. You’d be surprised what you will catch in there.

@@dhfactory god to know - we come from Brooklyn and seldom get that far down but Smith's Creek is a favourite for an overnighter.

Yeah, I never realised how many there were until I started throwing plastics. Now I avoid them when I see them, looking for bigger models.

This is NSW

On a private property near Tamworth, NSW. With NZ off the table it was the best option this year.

I didn't take any meat off this one, we already had 4 other bucks and had a lot of meat from them. This trip was strictly a trophy hunting trip. I mainly hunt sambar, or reds for eating meat. I'm actually not a fan of fallow meat.

I just don't have the camera skills these days. Trying to pick it back up again and take it with me for future hunts.

Most of the animals were on the tops/ saddle above madman’s stream. There was one other bull on the lake in madman’s stream, but other than that it was a little quiet around actually in the stream. Plenty of animals along the river flats and surrounds on the Stillwater. We actually landed on the tops further to the south and walked across the whole block, but I wouldn’t recommend that to anyone, it was a huge mission.

@@dhfactory thanks for that.there are 6 in our party.The other 5 are likely to get dropped

Off on the tops.so I think I will travel the stillwater stream and head up to madmans