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Ever wondered how mastering wind and grass can change your game in bow hunting? This episode delivers tactical insights from Aussie bow hunter Brett Meldrum, who shares his expertise and gripping stories, including an intense encounter with severe blood poisoning during a rut camp in Northern New South Wales. We explore the challenges of hunting old bucks, preferred shooting distances, and the camaraderie of hunts organized by Wild Safaris, where community and top hunting brands come together for memorable game captures. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a newcomer, Brett’s tales and tactics will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Bow hunting is more than just a sport; it's a lifestyle. Join us as we discuss the local wildlife, from fearless black swamp wallabies to the legal restrictions around hunting kangaroos with a bow. You'll hear heartwarming stories of the host's young son Finn's hunting successes and get a peek into the dedication involved in maintaining a top-notch bow setup like the Matthews V3X 33. The episode highlights the practice routines and family involvement that make bow hunting a lifelong passion and a bonding experience. 

Curious about the nuances between bows or need expert advice for your next hunt? We delve into the differences between the V3X and Phase 4 bows, emphasizing the importance of comfort and fit. Brett offers invaluable tips for beginners, including recommendations for reputable bow shops across Australia like Bensons, Tobas and Abbey archery. We also cover strategies for stalking game in open country, facing the physical demands of the hunt, and the adrenaline rush of encounters with larger game like buffalo. Tune in for practical advice and exhilarating stories that will resonate with every hunter out there.

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