I have a friend that hunted sheep in NZ. After the sheep, they asked if he wanted to hunt feral goats. All he had to do was pay for the helicopter time. Shooting from the air. He said it was a blast.
James Pepper: There's no law west of Dodge and no God west of the Pecos. Right, Mr. Chisum? John Chisum: Wrong, Mr. Pepper. Because no matter where people go, sooner or later there's the law. And sooner or later they find God's already been there.
I have a friend that hunted sheep in NZ. After the sheep, they asked if he wanted to hunt feral goats. All he had to do was pay for the helicopter time. Shooting from the air. He said it was a blast.
A note, be careful doing that if you happen to come to NZ! It's illegal if it's done on public land - private land only. Helicopter hunting can only be done under a WARO or AATH concession, WARO is for commercial meat recovery and only employees directly related to the activity are allowed in the helicopter, AATH concessions only allow placing a client on the ground in shooting range of an animal - no shooting from the machine.
May I ask if that is for only sheep or for any critters in New Zealand?
I hunted your fine country a few years ago and it was quite the experience. I may very well return some day.
That is for any animal. It is essentially illegal for anyone who is not an employee of a company with a concession to conduct WARO (with the exception of Department of Conservation employees/contractors conducting pest control activities) to shoot any animal from a helicopter on public land.
