Be knowledgeable and open minded.

Ian Porter embarked on a project involving his passion of shooting and his engineering qualifications. This is where he is at.

A passion for the outdoors, an invite to hunt, the journey starts. Where will t go along the way?

With over 40 years hunting Sambar Deer Reg Gordon is still pursuing them in the Vic High Country, now mainly with a camera.

Long Range Hunting? Be honest with yourself.

Here we go for a second podcast on Australian Owned and Made products for hunters and shooters.

Tracey and Wayne are a couple that hunts. A nuanced differentiation in that both of them hunt but each goes their separate way into the plains bush or mountains.

Deer? Trout? In Australia both are non-native. Ironically how they are perceived by some government departments is diametrically opposed. Why?

What's different and similar to getting it done Down Under in the famed state of Montana?

John Barklow is likely one of the most humble yet approachable men I have ever met. Yet, he is a expert in outdoor survival having trained US Special Operations soldiers for over a decade.

Adult onset hunting. We hear about it mainly from the USA so is it real in Australia?

We've heard it a thousands times- You can't see it your cant shoot it. But what goes into quality optics and how are they designed and built? What role does marketing play? We talk with Cade of Maven Built.

Complexity. Hunting is full of it. But a Veterinarian, from Italy working in France, married to a Kiwi that was a anti-hunter and now a mountain hunter. How does that happen?

If you could bottle passion, Profty's would come by the 44 Gallon Drum. Profty, I and two fellow Public Land hunters chat all things hunting, access and conservation whilst sitting in camp at 1200 metres ASL.

Australian made? Or indeed locally made anywhere in the western world, why? What do you get and why pay the extra? Corey from Boscabel Weapon Systems gives his take on the topic.

I catch up with passionate outdoors man, and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers member, Shane Broadby.

Ty and I dive deep into his dedicated approach to hunting, fishing, public lands access, his love of the backcountry and his role at Backcountry Hunters and Anglers.

Two podcasters, with common ground of hunting and a passion for learning, get together across the Ditch.

Game Wardens, do they make a difference? In reality nothing to be feared by Hunters doing the right thing.

Australian Dan Watson joins me to talk about all things to do with Guiding in British Columbia.

Public Lands Access; Its pivotal for ongoing hunting and fishing all round the world. What are the issues and how can we help improve the access situation?

Joel Turner joins me to talk about marksmanship and the state of mind leading to an effective and accurate shooting, be that with bow, rifle or pistol.

Hunting, our motivations and what it adds to the Human Condition. Greig has long thought about these topics, and like his hunting, his thoughts continue to evolve.

Dave Brinker talks with me about his time with Sitka, his country music and hunting.

Jimmy and I talk with Chris of C.R.Lewis Contracting about the intersection of Hunting, Shooting, Conservation and Pest Management.

I talk with Joseph Peters, the owner of Hard Yards Hunting, a New Zealand Guiding Operation.

Shannon and I discuss starting hunting young and coming back to it later in life.

Josh James, the Kiwi Bushman. What can I say other than thanks Josh and thanks to the listener that suggested talking with Josh.

Mountain Hunter Fitness is a mix of elements like no other. Loads increase with success. Endurance, speed, flexibility & agility combine to ensure fast travel, without injury across rough terrain.

I explore the real life as a NZ Government Culler in the Eighties with John Royle.

When it all goes south who is coming and how does it happen? Graeme Nickerson, 40 year Rescue Helicopter Air Crew veteran, puts us in the picture.

With thanks & utmost respect to all military personnel, I talk with Jeremy from TacMed Aust. A ex-special forces medic who served in Afghanistan, a specialist in First Aid in Remote Environments were critical intervention is utmost.

This episode I am joined by Aussie Huntress Sarah Wynd, a passionate hunter from Victoria, Australia.

Randy Newberg, Hunter, talks with me about all things hunting. His passions and beliefs, where it comes from and why wildlife is important to him.

Flygal, April Vokey, & I dive down some rabbit holes on opinions, attitudes and honesty to one's self in the hunting and fishing realm.

Cam Speedy, Kiwi Hunter & Biologist, discusses Game Management. A man with proven runs on the board in the hunting community having worked for the Fiordland Wapiti Foundation and the Sika Foundation.

This is Anthony Campbell's story of growing up with his Father hunting, the lead up to and the tragic fall that resulted in Tony's death whilst they were hunting Bull Tahr on New Zealand's South Island west coast and the subsequent completion of a unfinished hunt by Anthony.

Traditional Bow Hunter, Jimmy Beehag, talks about all aspects of hunting with the gear of ages and his thoughts on how hunters are perceived regardless of our chosen path.

Roy Sloan, President FWF, talks about management of Non-native Game in a Wilderness Area.

Barry Howlett, Executive Office of Australian Deer Association talks about what happens behind the scenes to protect, promote and propagate Hunters' rights.

I am joined by Nathan Foster from Terminal Ballistics Research to discuss a broad range of rifle and shooting related topics.

Robbie Kroger from Blood Origins joins me on this episode.

Daz Horkings joins me to talk about his love of the mountains, hunting, gear and equipment and the importance of Public Lands Hunting.

I talk to Rob Fickling about Beyond the Divide TV

I talk with John Royle, NZ Hunting Guide, on the future of Thar Hunting in light of the NZ Governments impending cull.

A campfire chat with Ben, Ian, Paul & Steve on Sambar in the Victorian High Country.

Ten Years ago Rob Fickling set out on a journey to produce the best gear he could for hunting in Australia; Moroka30 was born. Now his gear can be found right across the globe.

Doug Read, two times Arthur Bentley Trophy winner for the best Sambar Stag taken in the year. And one of them at over the age of 60. All of us could learn something from Doug.

Jamie Carle, Mountainman_NZ , joins me to talk about how he came to hunting, what it means to him and the continuing challenges it provides to us all.

I talk with Michael Gibson about his experiences hunting the South Pacific

Dave travels to Sydney to talk to Johannes Nothdurfter of Swarovski Optik about his life and Hunting.

Matt Hanson, Dave Byrnes and Des Owens talk about Matt's 2017 African Hunt.

Des Matt and Dave talk about 25 years of hunting and mateship.

Matt & Dave travel to Tamworth in Nor-West New South Wales to speak with Craig Mearns, passionate husband, father, hunter and owner of Calibre Country.

Dave is in Wodonga, Victoria, talking with Chris Rudd about hunting, deer and dogs. Chris's breed of choice is the Vizsla.

Hunting Arete speaks with Steve and Leigh from Bolt Action Productions.