Editor’s Letter – September/October 2024
I have a circle of hunters and friends who I like to bounce ideas off, so it was great to get strong positive feedback from our last issue.
Read MoreI have a circle of hunters and friends who I like to bounce ideas off, so it was great to get strong positive feedback from our last issue.
Read MoreDry ageing is a process that’s been used for many decades to enhance the flavour of meat in a safe, protected environment.
Read MoreIntroducing the Burris Veracity PH with a turret system that I feel may be a great fit for Kiwi hunters.
Read MoreThis issue of NZRod&Rifle has its fair share of hunting adventures.
Read MoreCheck out our review of the Accura Stalker 2-12X50 Riflescope.
Read MoreThis issue of NZRod&Rifle has its fair share of hunting adventures.
Read MoreWhen the initial idea to get a Labrador and train it to be hunting dog was tabled, I can honestly say I had absolutely no idea what that journey would look like.
Read MoreRecently, I attended a Hunting and Fishing Influencers Forum led by the Game Animal Council and Fish and Game.
Read MoreThis year’s Sika Show was the second one to be held at Mystery Creek, Hamilton. Although the shift to the new venue was controversial to some, the stand quality and layout is fantastic, and feedback from exhibitors and attendees alike has been very positive.
Read MoreRecently, I attended a Hunting and Fishing Influencers Forum led by the Game Animal Council and Fish and Game.
Read MoreI’ve often wondered why, when so many trampers traverse some of the most amazing hunting areas – some with good populations of animals, very few of those trampers ever see game animals.
Read MoreThe Sako 90 Quest in .308 comes in a 20-inch factory-fluted barrel that all the short-action calibres on offer come in, and has a twist rate of 1:11, which is interesting for several reasons.
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