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One Nanny DOWN! #varos l #newzealand

30 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this short hunting vlog, the speaker narrates a bow‑hunting outing in New Zealand’s Southern Alps. He spots a group of Himalayan tahr, identifies a nanny and a bull, and takes a 15‑yard shot that brings down the first nanny. He then moves further up, takes a longer 28‑29‑yard shot across a clearing, and successfully harvests a second nanny, all by 11 am. The narration emphasizes the low‑lying position of the animals, the quick succession of shots, and the early‑morning success of the hunt.

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Another epic trip bow hunting here in the Southern Alps of New Zealand. Just spotted some tahr over here and they're quite low, so there's a nanny just here and then there's a bull and a nanny just further up, so we'll see what we can do. He's coming already. Oh, about a 15-yard shot. Perfect. One nanny down and there's some more just up here. It's about 28, 29 yards straight across here. Nice. Tahr number 2 for the day. It's only 11 o'clock. Getting it done here in New Zealand.