Through the Looking Glass
Slowing at the final stages of the ridgetop approach with binos held by splayed fingers to my eyes, I quickly scanned the opposing faces of the large basin.
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Georgie’s First Stag and Lessons Learnt
The longing for a hunt was felt by Georgie, the station owner’s daughter, as well – Georgie worked alongside me when her school studies allowed.
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The Skinny on Head Skinning
The action shot capturing the walk out carrying a trophy and cape portrays some of the satisfying feeling of a job well done. But is the work really over?
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The Lowdown on Shoulder Caping
With the lockdown over the 2020 Roar season, this fall has been eagerly awaited. Hopefully, the dedication, hard work, time and effort will come to fruition ...
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Hunters’ Guide to Speaking Bird
Most bush stalkers find the flashing tail of the flitting fantail fascinating – just as the investigation of your shoelace tip by a large-eyed robin ...
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Maximising Game Meat Quality at Home – Part Three – Alternatives to Aging
The shot, recovery and field handling of meat must be considered before aging. As touched on in my article in the previous issue of NZRod&Rifle ...
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Maximising Game Meat Quality At Home – Part Two – Aging
You have your game home or back to a long-term camp, but still a few small details remain that can have a dramatic effect on the quality of the final product.
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Maximising Game Meat Quality in the Field – Part One – From the Thrill to the Chill
A roar rings out from the right, distracting you from the stag on the face above. A big-bodied, dark stag charges into the clearing on the far side ...
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