That weather reminds me of my birth place, good old Wales. However I’ve had no regrets on moving to the south of England forty two years ago, I was issued with wet weather gear that was still folded up in the bottom of my locker when I retired 30 years later. Compare that to my early days on the home farm wearing wellingtons with holes in them, and wet feet, wet trouser’s, wet everything. Not forgetting, no central heating in a cold wet Farm house. “ is it any wonder, us WELSH people are always moaning “! Great footage gents.
Top notch John, spent a year working and filming in Cardiff myself, so many great memories, although one particularly dark one shades all others - those damn French in the World Cup Quarter Final. Painful memories….
I just recently found your RUclips channel and I am really enjoying your videos I'm heading over the ditch in a couple of weeks for a hunt and getting pumped watching them all. The footage is great and so is the commentary. Congrats on a successful hunt and keep the videos coming guys. 👍
Cheer,s red stag and south sea speer,s choice hunting channel been watching for age's can you ask Marty of you,s can set up a roar Hunt in the great kingaroa Forest big stags in their. Thank you. 2023
For sure, we're hitting the hills with Marty in about a week or so, will have a yak about it then. Been wanting to do some more North Island stuff for the next season, but might be a tough task given what the Hawkes Bay and East Cape have just been through
Certainly a different way of hunting than we do here in West Australia. Most of our stuff is done at night from vehicles (with heaters) as the majority of targeted species are nocturnal. Not a lot of trophy hunting here either, mainly feral conservation work. I think I'm too old, too fat and too broken to be up and down mountains like that.
First time seeing you on Utube . First class camera work. Best I’ve seen on anyone’s channel 👍. As a conservationist I wonder why you don’t clear the Himalayan Tahr, goats and deer completely from areas where the Kea and other at risk Kiwi natives are at risk from these four legged invasive species degrading the native flora and increasing erosion.
Cheers John! There's been extensive culling work done by the Department of Conservation to knock back tahr numbers in sensitive areas over recent years, and numbers are now at a point where they don't pose any real risk to NZ natives. Stoats, mice, rats and possums are the real problems for our native bird species.
That weather reminds me of my birth place, good old Wales.
However I’ve had no regrets on moving to the south of England forty two years ago, I was issued with wet weather gear that was still folded up in the bottom of my locker when I retired 30 years later.
Compare that to my early days on the home farm wearing wellingtons with holes in them, and wet feet, wet trouser’s, wet everything.
Not forgetting, no central heating in a cold wet Farm house.
“ is it any wonder, us WELSH people are always moaning “!
Great footage gents.
Top notch John, spent a year working and filming in Cardiff myself, so many great memories, although one particularly dark one shades all others - those damn French in the World Cup Quarter Final. Painful memories….
17 years old - man what a trophy - congrats!
Cheers Ross, hell of a way to kick off his tahr tally!
Well done guys! Great team effort on the hunting. The footage is always very inspiring! Good watch
great watch, cool too see yas maturing like ol mate said, young pups a while ago, nek minit old farts. keep it up gents
I just recently found your RUclips channel and I am really enjoying your videos I'm heading over the ditch in a couple of weeks for a hunt and getting pumped watching them all.
The footage is great and so is the commentary.
Congrats on a successful hunt and keep the videos coming guys. 👍
Great quality footage. Always c a good watch!
Stoked - missed this one on the telly!
great show thanks
Brilliant stalking guys.
Cheer,s red stag and south sea speer,s choice hunting channel been watching for age's can you ask Marty of you,s can set up a roar Hunt in the great kingaroa Forest big stags in their. Thank you. 2023
For sure, we're hitting the hills with Marty in about a week or so, will have a yak about it then. Been wanting to do some more North Island stuff for the next season, but might be a tough task given what the Hawkes Bay and East Cape have just been through
Certainly a different way of hunting than we do here in West Australia. Most of our stuff is done at night from vehicles (with heaters) as the majority of targeted species are nocturnal. Not a lot of trophy hunting here either, mainly feral conservation work. I think I'm too old, too fat and too broken to be up and down mountains like that.
First time seeing you on Utube . First class camera work. Best I’ve seen on anyone’s channel 👍. As a conservationist I wonder why you don’t clear the Himalayan Tahr, goats and deer completely from areas where the Kea and other at risk Kiwi natives are at risk from these four legged invasive species degrading the native flora and increasing erosion.
Cheers John! There's been extensive culling work done by the Department of Conservation to knock back tahr numbers in sensitive areas over recent years, and numbers are now at a point where they don't pose any real risk to NZ natives. Stoats, mice, rats and possums are the real problems for our native bird species.