Sniping Wallabies in the Hills of New Zealand! (4K) 

Subscribed to you mate. Even though you're a fireman and I am an ex cop ;-)

@@Simon_Nonymous haha thanks lad!

Hey mate, has that tikka had some kind of magazine upgrade? or is that how it came? Cheers for the great content

@logansmith3502 well spotted. I fitted the tikka CTR bottom metal and standard 10 round mag. It's a thing of beauty

My 22 air rifle kicks like a lot more than you think it

His over landing channel is even more cinematically spectacular!

Can you please make a video on a mod version of the 🇨🇭 Swiss Arms TG-1

Are the skins/hides any use? Good to hear they are nice for the pot!

A few people use the skins for different things. My grandparents used to sell the skins back in the 40’s to the 60’s from the 80’s they were only paying very little for them & from the early 90’s the skin buyers didn’t want them anymore that’s here in Tasmania. So now it’s only craft people who are using them it’s a shame because they are a good skin if dried out well 👍🏼 I eat a lot of wallabies really nice meat very little fat most of the year nice & tender 👌🏻

⁠@wearefarmersusafor food 🤷🏻‍♂️to eat it’s beautiful meat no chemicals in it free range! Our farm dogs get a good supply of meat. Plus there’s millions around they eat more grass than cattle & after you pay your $30 for a wallaby permit you can hunt them all year round. We got another 58 on Tuesday night & took 49 home to use. Don’t knock it until you try some You have no idea on what you’re missing 👍🏼

Good job

See you when you get here, I'll put the kettle on.

Both are fantastic places to visit!! Both beautiful and varied in their unique ways and both absolutely chucked full of wonderful people!

@wearefarmersusa Definitely not useful. Wallabies are native to Australia but as an introduced species in NZ, they have no predators so breed uncontrollably. They ravage the fauna leading to erosion, and compete with domestic animals such as sheep for food.

​@wearefarmersusauseful for what?

​@wearefarmersusathey are a pest and they make good food for wild pigs and grass.

The stock is made by Precision Platforms here in NZ. His carbon models are top notch

When we eventually visit from England, I'll bring my bat caller identifier. Love the little flying mice!

And water buffalo 😊

Hey mate. I just moved to a property with them. Just started hunting. Where's the best shot placement. Cheers from Vic

Give me my koala back Jack…..

Best bit of safety equipment in my lifetime. Lowers recoil as well.

Same size as Colorado. There are 4.5 million of us.

@@NZSikahunter good to know, would like to visit one day, but the World is a LARGE place.

​@geraldblackburn488awesome hunting here and trout fishing galore.

I will be there!

Yeah I have to admit the damage we might have done in the past is painful - both to native animals and the people that actually lived there before we rocked up and decided to make things 'better'. We as in English/British. Meanwhile - Ring Necked Parakeets are now seen everyday in north Newcastle, Red Squirrels in England are just about holding on.

@@Simon_Nonymous Yeah, you should reject CRT as it is toxic against whites. Be aware that no people are perfect. The Maori committed genocide upon the people that preceded themselves in the Chatham Islands of NZ. They were the Moriori people.

@@Simon_Nonymous It is an unfortunate consequence of our "not knowing at the time" that has riddled the planet with misplaced creatures of all types, back then it was probably inconceivable that such things could have such a devastating effect, and even more recently with the so called "animal rights" crowd setting free mink from farms, what a disaster that was! Parakeets are now on the pest list, so hopefully can be kept to controllable numbers, but I fear it is irreversible for the poor old Red squirrel, especially in England, even though there have been several success stories dotted around. Don't even get me started on the domestic cat? :(

Yes the spaniard grass got us😂

Where are you from then? Aussie? Come on over for some fush n chups. Forget the Eski,we have chilley bins. And no laughing when we say deck.