Ohinerata - Is a free range guided hunting no fences no farmed deer true wild animals. We offer meat hunts and trophy hunts in the Central North Island New Zealand. We have access to two private properties one in the Wairarapa (approx 5000ha) and Whanganui (approx 3000ha) We have accommodation at both properties. For more information visit www.ohineratahunting.co.nz or try our facebook page Ohinerata Hunting for more photos. I also tann skins fence and do possum fur. Life as a hunting guide! Look forward to hunting with you!
Nothing like a sense of adventure mate. At least you can still get to places like that. I’m flat out leaving the lounge room these days the are so bad. Enjoy mate.
So wait a moment, there was the gut shot animal, you knew it was a gut shot. Then you went and shot some other deer, then went to find the gut shot one. This series of events is not consistent with "as quickly as possible'? I know, I have done this before, but if I have wounded an animal, I will track it to the exclusion of all else until I can dispatch it. Your narrative of 'as quickly and humanely as possible' is false if you take time out to shoot other deer on the way.
What an awesome kid, respectful, keen, calm and steady with shot placement and obviously his dad Eli has taught him firearm safety, well done Dad. Clayton, you are an awesome guide too, may get up and see you for a couple one day, Cheers.
Good one Clayton. Great to see my old mates Mouse and Horse ( fellow members of the red card club ) having a good time. They know their shit and are pretty handy with a gun in the bush. Thanks for the vid mate.
Don't let them come to the UK for muntjac as they are tiny... ru-vid.comnLGxkM__QI4?feature=share ru-vid.com80KNybpSy08?feature=share Well done Clayton for keeping calm.
It’s real mate. I get this quite often. To the point where I’m gonna start charging if there rifles arnt sighted in as I ask my clients to have there rifles shooting accurately out to 300m. It’s very frustrating. But also quite rewarding when I can put them on the right track as to sighting there rifles in etc. we normally have a shot before we head out to double check but the weather was crap and the lads assured me the rifles were on. I reckon about 75% of hunters don’t have there rifles sighted in correctly. From my experiences. It’s all part of the job. 👍
Cheers brother yea it’s awesome to be able to share I bit of knowledge to help others out. Josh was a machine carrying all the deer saved my old legs lol 👍
Thanks mate! It amazes me how many hunters take it for granted that there rifles are shooting straight or are happy with a 4inch group at 100m. Also the advice they get from hunting & fishing on bullet speeds scope set up etc. I see and have to deal with a lot of this problem. It’s my job to put these guys on track and give them my best advice if they want to take it. I ask my clients to have there rifles to be accurate out too 300m. I’m in the process of setting up a range at our fallow block. So we can check rifles before we head out. But when I’m told it’s been done I shouldn’t need to check. The joys of being a hunting guide 👍
@@OHINERATA real good idea with the range. Being a hunting guide is a lot like being a charter operator, you have very little control over you clients.
