Red Deer NZ documentary

[caberslash]

Hi all,

To kill some time I would recommend watching this documentary.

As usual for NZ it is high quality programme, thoroughly recommended along with Deer Wars (2007) which has been posted on here previously.

Cheers.

 

[dodgyknees]

Thanks so much for posting this. It’s opened up a whole different avenue of historic hunting docos to watch with my two boys during lockdown.

A current series produced today that is top quality and screened on our free-to-air channels is NZ Hunter Adventures. I’m guessing you’d need a VPN to view them on the TVNZ website as they usually have geo restrictions like the BBC does.

Well worth it if you can.

 

[caberslash]

Thanks so much for posting this. It’s opened up a whole different avenue of historic hunting docos to watch with my two boys during lockdown.

A current series produced today that is top quality and screened on our free-to-air channels is NZ Hunter Adventures. I’m guessing you’d need a VPN to view them on the TVNZ website as they usually have geo restrictions like the BBC does.

Well worth it if you can.

Thanks for that recommendation, am looking into it but I think you are right, NZ restricted, shame!

The chopper work shown in this doco puts Holywood movies to shame.

What I find remarkable is how matter of fact the whole programme is, excellent photography as well.

 

[foxinmad]

Cheers for posting this up cs, those pilots were good and the co-pilots fuggin nuts

 

[caberslash]

Cheers for posting this up cs, those pilots were good and the co-pilots fuggin nuts

Yep, there were a lot of accidents, look up Deer Wars (2007) and they talk about the risk involved.

Balls of steel and good money while it lasted, they really lived!

 

[Old-YOP]

Thanks for posting that cs. Along with Deer Wars it just reinforces the depth of Tim Wallis' early creative involvement in the NZ deer industry. BTW notice his limp … that's from the calipers fitted after crash #17. Or maybe #18 !

And check out the attempted capture at time 30:00. That is one *very* lucky boy.

 

[foxinmad]

And check out the attempted capture at time 30:00. That is one *very* lucky boy.

Aye, he could have been away with that one!

 

[Roebuck9]

Thanks very much for that cs very interesting and beats any movie stunt flying for real too.