Roydhouse Pest Management Ltd – Poisoning Possum Control Operation on the Mohaka Buffer
Roydhouse Pest Management Ltd – Poisoning Possum Control Operation on the Mohaka Buffer
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Prosperity or Posterity? The Future of Conservation Land – Press Release
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Kaweka Hunting Liaision Group Agenda
Kaweka hunting liaison group meeting Agenda for 13th September 2011.
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Poison drop – Makahu Inangatah
Roydhouse Pest Management will be running a possum control operation on the contract known as Makahu Inangatahi. This contract starts at Puketitiri extending from Kaweka State Forest Park down the Mohaka River to the Inangatahi Stream and through to the Taupo Road including Pure Adventure Mountain Valley Ltd and McVicars property. All Landowners and adjacent neighbours will be notified. Weather permitting this operation’s duration is 17-7-2011 – 31-5-2012.
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Tagged feracol-cholecalciferol, feratox, pest management, poison drop, possum control, roydhouse, vitamin d3
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MSC Arms Amendment Bill
Mountain Safety Council Submission to the Law and Order Select committee regarding Arms amendment bill.
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Tagged arms, firearms, Mountain Safety Council, MSSA, new zealand firearm control
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BioSecurity New Zealand – Import Health Standard
Important information in changes to MAF law affecting Mounted Game trophy heads, skulls and related products.
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Tagged biosecurity, game trophys, MAF, mounted trophy heads, New Zealand
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DOC Sika tracking – Info on our Stag
Updated photos and map information for Hamills Hastings / NZDA Sika stag tracking in Hawke’s Bay
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Tagged deer stalking, deerstalking, gps tracking, hawkes bay hunting, Sika, stag, VHS tracking
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Non-Intentional Firearms Incidents 2010
A comprehensive information sheet relating to firearms incidents in 2010, compiled by New Zealand Mountain Safety Council.
NZDA – National Shooting Calendar 2011/2012
Full range of dates and contact information for shooting events organised by New Zealand Deerstalkers’ association for 2011/2012
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Tagged centrefire, new zealand deer stalkers, rimfire, shooting, target shooting
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Landsar – Search & Rescue Application Form
Land Search and rescue is a voluntary organisation that undertakes search and rescue operations from the beach to the snowline, including urban and suburban environments. A high level of physical fitness and outdoors skills are required.
This management team is responsible for all the planning, logistics and management of all Hawke’s Bay Search & Rescue Operations. It includes a number of SAR specialists, many of whom have considerable field and SAR management experience.
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Tagged mountain safety, outdoor safety, rescue team, SAR, search and rescue, urban rescure
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Stockaid – Energy Food Rations
ER emergency food bar information from stockaid with 3600 calories per pack.
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Tagged firearms safety, food rations, hunting safety, mountain safety, safe hunting, stockaid
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NZ Mountain Safety – Duck Hunters Who Drink Alcohol
New Zealand Mountain Safety Council Media Release
Mountain Safety Council warns duck hunters to avoid alcohol when shooting.
The duck season starts on the first Saturday of May and forty thousand passionate duck shooters will head off to their maimais on ponds and lakes to enjoy this highlight of the shooting calendar.
During last year’s duck shooting season, there were five reported non-intentional firearms incidents resulting shotgun injuries which ranges from relatively minor to quite serious.
“All five of these incidents could have been avoided,” said Mike Spray, Firearms and Hunter Training Program Manager for the New Zealand Mountain Safety Council.
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Tagged duck shooting, firarms safety, hunter training, Mountain Safety Council
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