@BackridgeButcher That's sad that the price is so high But there is something about doing it on foot.A certain feeling of accomplishment .Do it while you can I say.
Cooking on that rusty stove probably won't kill you, but it's can't be good for your stomach and gut biome to be ingesting corrosive metals, damn big dawg, watch yourself!
Straight after the shot you can see another one dart out of the bush top right so there was more than one there, nice footage!
Thanks mate, pretty sure in slow motion its a big mountain hare!!
What, hahaha, the dog got the best bit of that first stag
Had a small 308 hole in the heart, not sure how that happened lol Dog needed it more then me!
Awesome video and footage Glenn and great hunting trip mate.Thanks for the invite and thumbs up as always,, Tony.
Thanks Tony, have you been in there yourself?
@@BackridgeButcher I have hutented and stayed in Te Puke many times Glenn and that was about 30 or so ago mate.
Good to see Bear coming on, he's a big boy!
😂😂😂.... That looked a tad breezy at the beginning!
It came out of nowhere Scott, totally not in the forecast
Knuckle down for sika BrB thank you.
Wow, the cyclone wrecked a number on that access road. Good to get out there i bet.
Only got to see the road works in the utes headlights, looks pretty impressive. Awesome to have it open again
excellent- thats a primo trip!
Great vid Glenn, had to laugh at dangers last comment re the sponsor 😅. Much enjoyed. Phil
Glad you enjoyed it
Magic!
Awesome vid as usual 👍 some serious distance covered.
Cheers mate, there's so much room to explore in the mighty Kawekas
Good to see access open again. Can't wait to get back up there
Yes, it's a real asset to all the outdoors community
Epic trip Glen, and that first shot was brilliant. Thanks so much for sharing.😊
Occasionally it all comes together Steve! Thanks for enjoying our adventures
Good effort boys what an awesome adventure thanks for taking us along!
Obviously lacked a whiskey or two, but really nice to be back in the Kawekas
Awesome, Pretty good mission on
foot with no $ spent on helicopters.thanks for sharing.
Unfortunately for most, helicopter rides into the Kawekas are a thing of the past, they have priced themselves off the market 😕
@BackridgeButcher That's sad that the price is so high But there is something about doing it on foot.A certain feeling of accomplishment .Do it while you can I say.
After the first shot, there was a second deer that jumps out of the bush up and to the right of the first deer :)
It's hard to say if it's a yearling or a large hare? Mountain hares are large up there
Epic video Glenn nice footage of that first stag. You certainly earned that beer on the last day .
Best beer I've tasted this year lol 2nd & 3rd one weren't bad either
Nice opening there. 1 step forwards, 1 back and 2 sideways :)
It was so unexpected after a really good forecast, mostly blew out by the time we reached the top
Cool loop for a long weekend. Awesome
Happy place
brilliant brought back a lot of memories, have hunted alot of that area even slept out in the tussock southern end black birch, good results
Cheers David, it's such magical country and a real honor to adventure in it. The Kawekas never get old
Seen a second run off after the shot. Top right corner of screen just in bush edge.
I've slowed it right down on my computer, convinced it's a large mountain hare. Could be a yearling, but hard to say
Great adventure team, thanks.
Cheers Neil, pleased you enjoyed the adventure
Do you work at bayswater Nissan in Hastings? Definitely going for a test drive for a chance to go out with you guys 👍
Remember you only have this month left to test drive before the comp ends mate (November)
Cooking on that rusty stove probably won't kill you, but it's can't be good for your stomach and gut biome to be ingesting corrosive metals, damn big dawg, watch yourself!
Appreciate your concern mate, got to die of something eventually!! I always carry a little oil to clean the top before cooking