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Far out that sounds insane! Thanks for watching👍

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Fun little cull up. Good for the farm and the freezer. God you enjoyed it👍

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Haha yea sorry not the correct terminology but that’s what everyone says in nz. The amount of damage they did to the farm was criminal😅

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Haha yea managed to feed a few families there! Cheers, appreciate the comment🤙

Thanks man, appreciate the support🤙

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.

Haha thanks, glad you enjoyed it

Legend! Yea it’s a beautiful place. The deer is a major bonus. Thanks for watching👍

Cheers Matt

Cheers, glad you enjoyed it👍

Classic Pete

Thanks Bryan. That’s about all the hunting Pete does now. Farm hunting haha

@@clarkeboyshunting hahahaha.. You gotta look after the old man Sam...

Thanks yea it’s a beautiful place to gunt

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Thanks, yea we are lucky to get to do so much hunting👍

Yea it’s certainly a different type of hunting. Not as rewarding as the big public land hunts but still a fun form of hunting and gathering meat

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Haha yea it’s a big farm and they were just in one small area but yes it was a bit worse than we thought

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Yea bro, left them a little too long on the farm haha

Haha yea watching it back made me laugh a few times. Good memories, glad you enjoyed it.

The guns we were using on the deer in this video are the browning .308 and 7mm-08. For longer range shooting we use the .300WSM. When we go pig hunting we take the 44 magnum for in the bush

They all ran into the neighbouring farms and we don’t want to wipe them out as there aren’t very many in our area. We just wanted to scare them off and catch 1 or 2 so they didn’t ruin the pasture. We like having wild pigs on the farm just not too many haha

@@clarkeboyshunting Doesn't look like there's much risk of wiping them out, and they do grow a good crop of thistles.

Is that because they think they are dangerous?

@@clarkeboyshunting No. They put them in the same catagory called a class III item along with short barreled rifles and machine guns. You can own one if you want to pay for it and a tax stamp and go thru a 6 month background check before you can legally own one.

Yeah saw a guy from USA in Our local hunting and fishing store. He couldn't believe silencers/ suppressors were totally legal.

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We use the new tussock pants from huntech and have found them really good. But if you are looking for full on wet weather gear you need something with a bib.

@@clarkeboyshunting thanks for the information 👍

Black gun is a browning a-bolt 7mm08, wooden gun is a browning a-bolt .308.

The sow we caught was around 80-90lb but there were pigs off all different sizes in the mob

Yep shame we didn’t all shoot at different deer but at least we got a few down and no wounders

Yep lots of kumara sucking in this video haha

Browning a-bolt .308, a-bolt 7mm08 mostly.

The black synthetic stainless gun is a 7mm08. The Camo gun with gold barrel is .308 and the wooden stock gun is a .308 using subsonic ammunition

Greyhound x cattle x bully x random other stuff

Dog cam would probably work at Ohakune. Bush isn’t so thick. Maybe next time

Cheers Peter

Nah we don’t usually on our deer

Will try and incorporate a bit more of that going forwards

Cheers mate, was good fun and great to be able to share the food around the community

Yep the freezer was full after this hunt!

If only those days were still around and you could make a living from doing that. Would have been great for young keen hunters to get stuck into and keep the deer numbers under control.

@@clarkeboyshunting Would be unlikely to have so many easy places so riddled with pests like so much of NZ has become, mostly due to attitudes and abilities. Sacking the useless was far easier back in real times. Having some landowners protect vermin so they could actually get some was rife then also, including the skin days. Got worse with carcass/live capture. Hunting has probably never been so easy or thereabouts as now, which shows the validity of hunters keeping numbers under control. Which commercial aerial hunting did achieve particularly in some open country for a couple of decades, and lowered the population significantly. Many pro hunters (commercial and culling) regarded rec hunters as another form of pest, and the latter group has done little to dispel that in recent times. They are a valid outdoor recreation group, but for pest control generally ineffective, often worse. The culling times probably didn't benefit pest control greatly in many areas either, might have kept the animals healthier. Misunderstandings what it consists of are no better among most today, numbers killed and control are not the same e.g. If the pigs were under control pastures wouldn't be upside down.

Browning a-bolt .308 with a Hardy’s suppressor and subsonic ammo

Yea great place for a hunter that’s for sure

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No I'm afraid not😢😅

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We will try make a full review of our guns soon to cover everything

Can honestly say I’ve never had a boil up. Might be time I reckon

Ye bros, tomuch the hunting, you fallas r on. You hunt AOTEAROA the way its suppose to be hunted, welldone.

Did you watch the video? If we don’t shoot them their numbers get too high and they eat and destroy the pasture that we need to feed our farm animals.

Thanks Ryan, appreciate the offer. Will be in touch if we ever over there. What part of Australia are you from?

@@clarkeboyshunting Gippsland Victoria! Right down the bottom of Australia

did you watch till the end they got 11 deer and 1 pig

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