Rob came to hunting after a chance and solo experience with a wild deer in a Australian National Park.

His thirst for knowledge pushed him to know more. And with more answers came more questions.

Before he knew it he was way down the path to becoming a avid hunter and conservationist which he combined with life lessons to embrace a satisfying and healthy lifestyle for his young family.

Optics. The selection is huge, binoculars, or spotting copes. What goes into them? Why the price difference? Where's value for money? I talk with Cade from MAVEN Built Optics and discuss the issues.

Franco, an Italian living and working in France, married to a Kiwi and originally anti-hunting. We take a dive into his motivations perceptions and emotions surrounding hunting.

Public Lands, Hunting, Hunters and Alex Proft from Aussie Bush Harvest.

Profty and two local Public Land Hunters join me in the wilds of a New South Wales State Forest to chat about all things hunting and conservation.

The first episode in a series on Australian made Hunting gear. I dive into the whole adventure of the challenges of design, revision, manufacture, and marketing of a home made product with Corey of BOSCABEL Weapon Systems.

Whether you are in Australia or anywhere else in the world you support locally made kit if it meets your standard. Give them a go, politely provide feedback and give a opportunity for improvement.

I catch up with passionate outdoors man, and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers member, Shane Broadby to discuss his all encompassing interest of hunting with rifle and shotgun to fly fishing on both Private and Public Lands.

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.

Is this an example of living a 'Life Less Ordinary'?

Game Wardens, do they make a difference? In reality nothing to be feared by Hunters doing the right thing. On the other hand, well you may just feel the full force of the law.

If we as Hunters want to improve and protect our image to normal citizens then we need to own that. And the right enforcement of the laws pertaining to and surrounding hunting can make a huge difference.

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