Tim Blackwell
AH fanatic
- Joined
- Dec 16, 2011
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- South Australia
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- Australian Deer Association, Australian Association of Wildlife Artists
- Hunted
- Australia, New Zealand, Namibia, South Africa
Thanks Jaco and not a worry at all, I agree entirely. It's all about the hunt and that's the way it is with true free-range hunting, but of course putting yourself in the right area with the right people is going to help.
I've hunted million-acre properties in Australia and I've hunted New Zealand's back country mountains on public land, where there are no guarantees and yes I've come home empty handed at times and still had a great hunt. I fully understand this. At the end of the day my main target is Kudu. Should I came away without one, but bag a few other nice trophies, then yes it will have been a successful hunt - and of course then I'll have a reason to return!
I don't want to turn this into yet another high fence debate, I'd just rather hear about good free range hunting opportunities thanks.
Cheers
blacks
I've hunted million-acre properties in Australia and I've hunted New Zealand's back country mountains on public land, where there are no guarantees and yes I've come home empty handed at times and still had a great hunt. I fully understand this. At the end of the day my main target is Kudu. Should I came away without one, but bag a few other nice trophies, then yes it will have been a successful hunt - and of course then I'll have a reason to return!
I don't want to turn this into yet another high fence debate, I'd just rather hear about good free range hunting opportunities thanks.
Cheers
blacks