Thanks Sam. You guys did it hard, but got paid to do somthing you love,, Awsome

Thats awsom, Im glad to hear that sombody enjoys my vids, and that it brings back good memorys for you and others, Thanks👍👍

Thanks Craig, yep we are at the mercy of the weather.

Thanks Paul👍

Thank you Graham for the awsome comment, I really appreciate getting feedback like yours👍👍

Thanks, its the bloody drone that weighs 6kg with batterys etc, but gotta take it to get the footage I want.

Thanks 👍

Awesome, thank you!

Cool, nice spot to go for your first hunt.

Hey thanks Rangi👍👍

Thanks , yep bush hunting is the way to go 😊 good luck 👍

Thats cool, still out there doing it Maurice yea I have seen the diffrence in the regrowth aswell , on the slips and creek beds in the last decade.

I still get out from time to time,but no doubt the slips are steeper and the going is more treacherous than when I was nineteen.

@@mauricewhite6971 bullet proof when we young.

@@nzmeateater Roger that.I was in the Waioeka with Bill Logan and Tom Oldridge.Most of the time we were alone,so one was careful.The nearest radio was at Tawa.Lyn Thyne was possuming at Kahanui,so we shared plenty of brews and venison.Walked all the way from Kahanui to Wairata with Bill after 2 months,as he needed to go to the Royal hotel for a beer.Great times

@maurice white Ha yea good stuff, I remember going into Kahunui hut and seeing the stack of lyn's opossom permits stacked on a nail on the wall of the hut, he spent a bit of time in there.

Gday Andrew, yep the old beast just keeps on going aye ha!

Sweet as Naki, good to hear you bounced one aswell, yea the wind made things tricky.👌

No vid of your hunt?

@@nzmeateater I will put something together in a couple days time. I've got a bit of footage.🦌

Thanks Nepia, 👍👍 much appreciated

Yep will try to, thanks for that👍

Cheers for comment John, , sorry ,,,not saying here in public what frequancy we are using . nothing personal against you or anybody else,, we just like to keep our calls private.

Thanks m8.

Thanks for the cool comment Brett👍 I bought the radio from a freind who no longer needed it about 10 or 15 years ago, I think if you contact doc or maybe radio technicians / radio clubs you may able to track down a set?

Thanks 👍

Thanks Brian, yes he had a bit of fat on him👍

Thanks for the comment Chris, yea we thought about taking the young fella this time but decided to give his legs a chance to get just a little longer , although I reckon he could have done it.

Thanks for the comment Jared👌

Hey thanks for the comment and sub👌 ,that solar panal is only 21 watts output, it worked ok for what I used it for, but if weather is cloudy no solar panel will work that well. Im happy with it. As for those mushys, Ha,, I wouldn't risk them ,might be a bigger trip than you plan for ha!

Thanks for the comment Simon.

Thanks Zac, in this vid it was a mavic pro platinum, but now I use a mavic air 2S.

Thanks for the visit

Thanks

Thanks Adam.

Gday, thanks for comment, I just checked and all its says is "solar charger 21". I bought it off trademe, so maybe worth having a look on there.

@@nzmeateater awesome thanks for the info, keep up the videos they really help us learn more with our deer hunting

@@KorinUnka Hey thanks for the cool feed back mate, I appreciate it👍👍

yep, your spot on ,no poison in there👍

yea that one was a gift, just about stood on it, and then too lose it LOL'

Yea I could not really see the full shoulder on that first shot, but that was what I was hopeing for that shot aswell , just run a little then drop dead, ha. not so. With that drone shot yea I think maybe that hawk must have had a nest nearby .

No worries I know what you mean👍

Can only carry what I can get in the pack mate, just the way it is.

@@nzmeateater then head down to 'pak'n save'- buy what ye require n let dem 'beast' run free..a lone hunter myself.. know the kaupapa..Kia ora

@@tanataotengahere5978 Why would I go to pak n save? Im a hunter who likes to hunt , and like I said I could not carry the whole beast out of the bush, because its a 5 to 7 hour walk out of there and could not fit it in my pack, if you WERE a hunter you would understand that, as that is what most hunters do, I think maybe your just one of those keyboard hunters aye, lots of talk but not much action?