Walking sticks – should you use them? Unequivocally, yes, you should – if you’re not already! In my opinion, having one or two walking sticks on a hunting mission is one of the best bits of gear you can have besides what’s on your feet.
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On the first day, I was faced with a solid South Westland bush-bash for around six hours. Shortly into the climb, a stag out of nowhere roared several times.
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If you were to boil down hunting to two words, I’d say it’s mostly about movement and glassing.
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Unless you’re on a gentleman’s hunt, spotting and shooting game from a motorised vehicle, you’ll need a pack full of gear, food and a rifle. Everyone has a slightly different way of organising their packs depending on personal preference, season, mission duration and objective.
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For the hunter, this means you can get regular weather updates, log waypoints, be tracked live, send an SOS and message loved ones anywhere, anytime, while in the backcountry.
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Hunting red stags from February to September is the main driver, for some, to get out in the hills and enjoy their time away from the urban jungle.
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At the start of summer, I’m usually looking to build my conditioning with a few 2000m vertical missions.
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Throughout my adulthood, the mountains have been a place for building character, creating memories and living life to the absolute fullest.
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WiseEye has started utilising connectivity advancements by creating a trail camera that connects to cellular networks, in forth allowing for live feedback.
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One of the best ways to gather more intelligence is through the use of trail cameras.
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New Zealand is a hunter’s paradise – it’s pretty unique to be able to hunt multiple small and big game animals all year round with minimal restrictions.
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The Arete Pack System revolves around the Arete frame, which is the base for swapping in and out the 25L, 45L and 75L packs.
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