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by Kelvin bushlifenz@gmail.com
"Everyone dies, but not everyone lives." This quote, often attributed to William Wallace, the Scottish warrior and hero of the 13th century, has b...
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by Kelvin bushlifenz@gmail.com
Davey Gunn, born in 1887 in Station Peak, Waimate, was a Scottish bushman who left an indelible mark on the history of New Zealand. As young man h...
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by Kelvin bushlifenz@gmail.com
During World War II, the RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force) established several airfields and facilities in the Pacific Islands to support the ...
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by Kelvin bushlifenz@gmail.com
Guide Sophia Hinerangi on the Terraces at Lake Rotomahana.
Sophia Hinerangi, also known as Te Paea, was a prominent tourist guide of the Pink and ...
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by Kelvin bushlifenz@gmail.com
The PALS system allows you to configure your equipment however you want. There are a wide range of pouches available suitable for almost any use.
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by Kelvin bushlifenz@gmail.com
George Wilder was a New Zealand burglar who became a folk hero in the 1960s for his multiple escapes from prison and his non-violent approach to c...
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by Kelvin bushlifenz@gmail.com
Ronald Arthur Tinker was a highly decorated member of the Long Range Desert Group (LRDG), a unit that operated deep behind enemy lines in the Nort...
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by Kelvin bushlifenz@gmail.com
I recently completed the Nortrack Precision long range hunter course. While I have been handling firearms for a long time. I am a novice at long r...
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by Kelvin bushlifenz@gmail.com
Lieutenant Alastair MacKenzie, 3 Platoon V5 Company, prior to redeploying with his platoon to a new area after a three-week foot patrolling operat...
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This story is from the Ex NZFS Deer Cullers book on Arete Forks Hut.
By Mike Grace, 2003.
Bert Barra Renowned deer culler and animal control ex...
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Joe Gibbs at old Smiths creek Hut, 1958. Photo credit; Selwyn Pawson.
Joe was a well known hunter who lived in the Tauherenikau valley for many ye...
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A painting of Fox, Heaphy, Brunner and Kehu (smoking) with their packs and kit by a camp-fire.
Kehu was the Māori guide that showed Heaphy and his...
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