Gidday from New Zealand
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huntnfish
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😊 Found the site by pure chance while looking for tide times and I am impressed, especially by the locally applicable solunar tables and bite times. Decades ago when I was a professional hunter I often guaged whether it was a good time to go hunting by observing moth activity. Lots of moths active in the evening indicated a good hunt. No moths meant it would be a waste of time. I also watched the barometer closely and generally only hunted if the mercury was rising. I also found different fish species react in different ways during moon changes. Yellowfin behave differently to Marlin at given moon phases. Fished for trout since I was a small boy, mainly at Taupo and Rotorua. Spent some years also as a fishing guide and lure maker.
Little cash but I value the important things in life, like family, fishing, hunting, hunting dogs and the wild outdoors; and these simple things are accessible to me in moderation at little cost. Of course, if one wanted "the best hunting, the best fishing" etc, then even in NZ, these things become more expensive and out of reach of the average man or woman. I mainly hunt and fish for recreation and food.
Little cash but I value the important things in life, like family, fishing, hunting, hunting dogs and the wild outdoors; and these simple things are accessible to me in moderation at little cost. Of course, if one wanted "the best hunting, the best fishing" etc, then even in NZ, these things become more expensive and out of reach of the average man or woman. I mainly hunt and fish for recreation and food.
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