
Editor’s Letter – September/October 2021
I’d like to bring your attention to some indicators that the tide is turning – this being due to the combined efforts of our advocacy organisations ...
Read MoreI’d like to bring your attention to some indicators that the tide is turning – this being due to the combined efforts of our advocacy organisations ...
Read MoreIt all started when an old uni mate Ben Sharp (Sharpie), who now lives in New Plymouth, reached out one day and asked if I wanted to enter the wapiti ballot ...
Read MoreFinally, after 18 months from initial correspondence with Brent on Pitt Island, our group was on our way to explore the Chathams and Pitt Island.
Read MoreSocial media platforms provide great mechanisms for sharing stories and photographs of your success on the hill; but in recent years ...
Read MoreI am, compared to a lot of hunters, relatively new to this sport. I never went hunting with my father even though, back in the late 50s, he was a culler for the government...
Read MoreI’ve loved hunting all my life, and as the years tick by, I’m now more intent on keeping fit and staying out there doing it!
Read MoreHere’s how bow hunting can complement gun hunting to get the most of your hunting year and some helpful information to help you get started in bow hunting.
Read MoreExploring new hunting areas is something I enjoy immensely; it’s one of the most rewarding things for me about hunting.
Read MoreThese sights, sounds and smells are the memories collected over my lifetime of upland bird hunting.
Read MoreIn 1894, an Australian visitor to Otago is reported to have shot the first stag from what was then called the ‘Lake Hawea deer herd’.
Read More“Hari rā Pāpā. Happy Father’s Day, Pāpā Bear … I didn’t send you anything this year.”
Read MoreI climbed onto the back of the quad bike and thought about how life’s challenges and decisions made can lead to a change of circumstances ...
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