In this conversation, Capt Marco and Rob Borsak discuss Rob's background in politics and hunting, the impact of significant events like Port Arthur on hunting culture, and the current legislative bill concerning hunting rights in Australia. They explore the evolution of political views, the importance of community and connections in hunting, and the challenges faced in advocating for hunting rights amidst changing political landscapes. In this conversation, Rob Borsak discusses the right to hunt and the economic contributions of hunters in New South Wales. He highlights the challenges faced during inquiries and the misrepresentation of hunters by environmental groups. Borsak emphasizes the need for recognition and advocacy for hunting rights, while also addressing the importance of community engagement and political involvement to ensure the future of hunting culture. He expresses optimism about the growth of hunting and the potential for collaboration between hunters and landowners.

 

Takeaways

00:00Introduction and Personal Background

03:09Political Journey and Party Involvement

06:02Growing Up in a Political Environment

11:43The Impact of Port Arthur on Hunting Culture

17:46The Evolution of Political Views

24:01Hunting Experiences and Specializations

29:47Current Legislative Bill Discussion

37:30The Right to Hunt and Economic Contributions

40:19The Inquiry and Misrepresentation of Hunters

43:09Challenging Environmental Policies and Advocacy

48:58The Future of Hunting and Community Engagement

53:23Opportunities for Growth in Hunting Culture

01:01:09The Importance of Political Involvement for Hunters