We dive into Brett’s story, touching on his accident, the road to recovery, and how he’s adapted to life while continuing to chase his passion for hunting. Brett shares how he’s modified his quad bike to suit his needs, allowing him to get back out there and take on big adventures.

Brett’s hunting journey is nothing short of incredible—from chasing buffalo, boars, banteng, and scrub bulls in the Top End, to hunting lions in Africa. He’s another paraplegic hunter proving that nothing can hold you back when the drive is there.

Rick first caught my attention in the Hunting Australia Facebook group, where he shared a couple of his hunts. After a few tags from the community suggesting I get him on the podcast, I reached out—and he was all in for a chat.

Rick is a passionate outdoorsman and hunter from Queensland who is also paraplegic. In this episode, we dive into his story—his accident, the road to recovery, and how he’s adapted to life since. We also talk about how he continues to get out there hunting, fishing, and exploring, proving that nothing can hold him back.

Rick’s story is genuinely inspiring, and his passion for the outdoors is something else.

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Hunter’s Rewards is built by hunters, for hunters — a membership-based community rewarding hunters and fishos for doing what they already love.

We dive into the roots of hunting in Australia, the lifestyle, the mateship, and why bringing the community together matters now more than ever.

Members get access to monthly giveaways, exclusive discounts, gear deals, and a growing network of like-minded people — all while supporting Aussie businesses that back the industry.

It’s not run by suits — it’s built by someone living the lifestyle.

Check it out here:

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Shaun breaks down how the voting system works, how preferences actually flow in South Australia, and why it’s important for voters to understand exactly where their vote goes. We also discuss which political parties are showing support for firearm owners and recreational users, and which ones clearly aren’t standing up for those rights.

It’s an honest conversation about the current political landscape, the importance of being informed before heading to the ballot box, and why unity across the hunting and shooting community matters now more than ever.

If you’re a hunter, shooter, fisher, or someone who simply values outdoor recreation rights in Australia, this is a conversation worth listening to before election day.

You can also follow the Australian Recreation Union pages below to stay up to date with what they’re doing.

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We talk about how Scotty got started, his journey through hunting, and what it’s been like passing that knowledge on to his son. Khyson is in and out of the podcast as we record at a park—chasing a feral cat, catching turtles, and just being a kid.

Khyson also shares his own hunting stories, including his first pig and two incredible Billy goats: a 37-inch at just 10 years old and a 38-inch—trophies most bowhunters dream of and spend a lifetime chasing.

Scotty dives into some wild stories about “Billy-eating boars”—pigs that are purely predatory and will kill and eat not only kid goats but mid to fully grown goats—and his theories on why this happens.

We had to wrap things up quicker than planned, with Scotty getting eaten alive by mozzies by the lake, but I’m looking forward to sitting down with him again and hearing more of his stories in future episodes.

We dive into Tommy’s journey of getting into hunting and spearfishing later in life, and how that path led him to building his own custom 4WD roof consoles. This episode is about backing yourself, learning skills the hard way, and choosing independence over relying on the system.

Olly breaks down what’s actually happening on the ground in WA — slow and confusing systems, firearms branch staff giving mixed information, and a lot of uncertainty for farmers and firearm owners trying to work out what they’re allowed to keep and what they’re being forced to surrender.

We also talk about why the rest of Australia should be paying attention, what these changes really mean for everyday people who rely on firearms for work and land management, and what lessons can be learned before the same thing rolls out elsewhere.

If you care about hunting, farming, firearm ownership, and where this country is heading, this is one you’ll want to hear.

We dive into how Rob got into hunting, what it truly means to him, and his passion for strengthening the hunting community by educating the next generation. Rob shares the story behind his new children’s book, I Am a Deer Hunter, with more titles already in the works.

This fun and engaging book is a fantastic read for kids and a great way to introduce them to hunting values, respect for nature, and where food really comes from.

Learn more about Rob and his work at thevenisondiplomat.com.au

We unpack what “four guns” really means for humane shots, competition disciplines, family setups, and the ethics that guide calibre choice. We challenge the proposal to strip appeal rights, knowing due process isn’t a luxury in a democracy. We talk national registry pros and cons without ignoring data‑leak scars,

and we explain why registering barrels and stocks would swamp understaffed branches for no safety gain. The group calls out media myths and belt‑fed fantasies, then gets practical: short, respectful emails to MPs; signing both NSW petitions; and supporting each other without ego or infighting. Industry voices outline the real cost to retailers, importers, guides, and country towns, while long‑timers share lessons from 1996 and why the public mood feels different today.

This is not a culture war monologue; it’s a plan built on unity and calm persistence. We ask listeners to act locally, communicate clearly, and check on their mates. If you care about hunting, target shooting, conservation, or simply fair process, this conversation gives you the words and the steps to make a difference right now.

If this resonated, share it with a mate, sign the petitions, and send your email today. Subscribe for follow‑ups and wins, and leave a review so more Aussies can find this conversation.

With the release of his new book, “Rivers of Passage,” it was the perfect time to get Ben on for a chat. We dive into how he got started in all his outdoor pursuits, and how the foraging cards, the book, and the spice mixes all came to life.

Be sure to check out the website, explore everything they’ve created, and grab yourself some gear and a copy of the book!

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Mike’s shooting and hunting journey began the moment he was old enough to hold a firearm, growing up on homemade ranges in the West Texas countryside and harvesting his first whitetail at just five years old. Surrounded by mesquite, prickly pear, and endless small-game opportunities, he developed a lifelong obsession with firearms, hunting, wildlife, and the outdoors.

Today, Mike uses both his scientific background and his storytelling to highlight the critical role hunters play in conservation. Through his books and writing, he shares the deep satisfaction he finds in the field and the importance of restoring wild places and wildlife across the world.

In this episode, we dive into his upbringing in West Texas, his work in biology and conservation, his books Bringing Back the Lions and Bringing Back the Wild, and how hunters and conservationists can work together to protect the future of our wild spaces.

Connect with Mike Arnold:

📧 Email: mike@mikearnoldoutdoors.com

🌐 Website: www.mikearnoldoutdoors.com

📘 Facebook: www.facebook.com/arnoldoutdoorwriter

We take a deep dive into the South Australian bowhunting ban and unpack why Calem believes the right to bowhunt is not just a recreational choice, but a fundamental human right. He explains why banning it is, in his view, morally and ethically wrong—not only for hunters, but for wildlife management, cultural connection, and personal freedom.

From there, we explore Calem’s journey into the world of traditional archery, including his passion for crafting and knapping his own arrowheads. He talks about how going traditional brought him closer to the origins of hunting and deepened his understanding of the craft.

Calem also shares stories from his fieldwork teaching bushcraft and survival skills, and how hands-on learning shapes more responsible and capable outdoorsmen and women. We discuss his involvement with Wild Origins Australia, what the organisation is working toward, and why their message matters now more than ever.

To wrap things up, Calem gives us an exciting preview of his upcoming trip to Africa—what he hopes to learn, what he hopes to teach, and how the experience ties into his broader mission within the hunting community.

Joe’s a man whose life has been defined by adventure. A retired lawyer and former helicopter pilot, he traded boardrooms and cockpits for the wild — spending over 30 years travelling the world in pursuit of epic hunts and expeditions. From red stags in Europe to lion and buffalo in Africa, to heavy fish in the bluewater of the Coral Sea, Joe’s lived the kind of stories most hunters only dream about.

Through Ridgewalker Expeditions, Joe now shares that lifetime of experience with others — offering world-class hunting, spearfishing, and wildlife photography adventures across the globe. Every trip is tailored to the individual, whether you’re after a rugged challenge deep in the wilderness or a five-star experience in one of the world’s most sought-after destinations.

Driven by integrity, competence, and a passion for exploration, Joe’s mission is simple — to craft unforgettable adventures and help others write their own story of the wild.

Check out Ridgewalker Expeditions:

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📸 Instagram: @ridgewalker_expeditions

We dive into how she first got into hunting, what sparked her interest, and the experiences that have shaped her journey so far. Carly also shares the story behind starting her own podcast — Women Who Hunt — and the powerful message she hopes to spread through it.

We talk about breaking barriers, encouraging more women to get involved in hunting, and creating a space where female hunters feel supported and connected. Carly’s enthusiasm and positivity really shine through in this chat, making it an inspiring listen for anyone passionate about the outdoors and community.

I really enjoyed this conversation, and I’m sure you will too — tune in and check it out!

On this episode of the Hunting Connection Podcast, I sit down at Australia’s largest archery store, Archery Supplies, with owner Steven Hann. Steven’s family has a deep and proud history in South Australian archery — from his dad selling bows out of their spare bedroom when Steven was a kid, to the creation of Archery Park, Archery Mart, and eventually Steven’s own venture, Archery Supplies.

We chat about how the recent bowhunting ban has impacted his business, as well as the challenges caused by FedEx Australia’s new restrictions on shipping archery gear. It’s a great conversation with someone who’s lived and breathed archery his whole life. Hope you enjoy!

We dive into how she first got into hunting, what drew her to the lifestyle, and some of the incredible experiences she’s had along the way. Cass shares her journey of learning the ropes, the challenges of being a newcomer in the hunting world, and how she’s built confidence and skill through each adventure.

We also chat about the idea of her starting her own podcast — what inspired it, the message she hopes to share, and the importance of building a positive and supportive hunting community.

It was an awesome chat with plenty of laughs, insights, and inspiration for anyone who loves the outdoors or is just starting their hunting journey. Hope you enjoy this one as much as I did!

We had an awesome conversation where I got to learn more about Jakob’s journey, how Choo-roo came to life, how that evolved into hot sauce making, and his growing presence on social media.

If you want to check out his hot sauce and follow along with what he’s up to, head over to @chooroofood on Instagram!

Use code HcPodcast for 10% off memberships and merch. Hope you enjoy the episode!

In Part 1, we sit down for a yarn about how these two legends got into the outdoors, what sparked their passion for camping, fishing, hunting, and hiking—and why they decided to start their own podcast. It’s a laid-back chat full of laughs, stories, and the kind of real talk that makes you want to pack up and head outside.

Make sure you don’t miss Part 2 over on their podcast, where the tables are turned and they put me in the hot seat with some tough questions of their own.

Get Outdoors with Drew and Cam is the go-to podcast for anyone who loves spending time outside with mates or family. They cover everything from day trips and gear reviews to unforgettable outdoor adventures—always keeping it real, relatable, and fun.

Tune in, have a laugh, and get inspired to get off the couch and into the great outdoors.

We dive into how that background laid the foundation for his skills in the bush, especially when it comes to tracking, stalking, and understanding wildlife movement. Matty shares how he got into bowhunting and fly fishing, what keeps him drawn to the challenge and discipline of both, and how these pursuits offer more than just a harvest—they’re a way to connect deeply with the land.

But Matty’s outdoor journey doesn’t stop there. He’s also passionate about dog training, photography, bushcraft, and woodcrafting. We chat about how spending time in the bush, learning to work with your hands, and mastering the basics of survival and self-reliance can be just as rewarding as a successful hunt. Whether it’s carving a tool, building a campfire shelter, or simply slowing down and observing the world around him, Matty brings a thoughtful and grounded approach to the outdoors.

This episode is full of insight, stories, and shared appreciation for the lifestyle we love. Whether you’re into hunting, fishing, bushcraft, dogs, or just hearing from someone who’s walking the walk—this one’s worth a listen. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the yarn!

From there, we head north to the Coburg Peninsula, where Brett chased massive banteng bulls and Jasper went after his very first buffalo bull. We also break down what it takes to plan hunts of this scale and share some tips on who to go through when booking your own big game hunt

We kick things off by diving into Hurls’ early connection with the outdoors, starting with solo backpacking adventures during his early teens. From there, he caught the hunting bug while chasing red deer alongside his uncle, which sparked a lifelong passion. After moving to Australia, that passion only grew stronger—especially once he joined the Australian Deer Association (ADA), where he found a like-minded community and really honed his skills as a deer stalker.

We also talk about how the Hunters Campfire Podcast came to be, with Hurls teaming up with Mark and Jono to share hunting stories, knowledge, and conversations from across the country. Hurls gives some insight into their mission, the values they bring to the hunting community, and what exciting things they have planned for the future.

It’s a great yarn with plenty of laughs, insight, and shared passion for the outdoors. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode!

James shares what it’s like living and hunting in one of the wildest parts of North America. We dive into his experiences chasing Sitka blacktail deer through dense forests, encountering bears in the Alaskan wilderness, and fishing the island’s rich waters for various species of salmon and massive halibut.

But the adventure doesn’t stop there—we also explore James’ hunting experiences in Africa and how they compare to the challenges of Alaskan backcountry. From icy rivers to hot savannahs, this episode is packed with stories, insights, and a deep love for the outdoors.

So grab a drink, kick back, and enjoy this wild ride from Alaska to Africa!

With decades of experience, Dan is also the mind behind Zero Outfitter Fees, a program making quality guided hunts more accessible to everyday hunters. He’s a former host of The Best of the West, Safari Club International’s 2017 Hunter of the Year, and a true advocate for conservation, patriotism, and preserving hunting heritage.

🔗 Connect with Dan Adler & Diamond Outfitters:

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📺 YouTube: @diamondoutfitters

📘 Facebook: Dan Adler on Facebook

In this episode, I’m joined by Kurt Dillmann — founder of Walk’n’Stalk and the creator of the GAME-BAR®. I first came across Walk’n’Stalk after Kurt followed me on Instagram, and I was instantly drawn to the smart, rugged design of the GAME-BAR — a lightweight, compact, and incredibly versatile bit of gear that’s built to handle real hunting conditions without the bulk.

Kurt started Walk’n’Stalk with a simple mission: to build gear for hunters who do it the hard way — the right way. No gimmicks. No shortcuts. Just honest, field-tested gear that earns its place in your pack. Proudly based in Queensland, Walk’n’Stalk is more than a brand — it’s a mindset. It’s about moving with intent, reading sign, putting in the work, and lifting your game.

We dive into how the idea came about, what it took to bring the GAME-BAR to life, and what’s next for the brand that’s quickly becoming a must-know name in the Aussie hunting scene.

Connect with Kurt & Walk’n’Stalk:

• Founder: Kurt Dillmann
• Email: kurt@walknstalkstore.com
• Website: walknstalkstore.com
• Facebook: WALKNSTALK
• Instagram: @walknstalk_liftyourgame
• YouTube: @WALKNSTALK

WALK’N’STALK – Home of the GAME-BAR®

Built for hunters who go further, pack smarter, and hunt harder

Nearly four years into the podcast, and what a journey it’s been! I just want to say a massive thank you to everyone who’s listened, shared, and supported the podcast along the way—it truly means the world.

For this special milestone episode, I’m joined by two of my favourite people from the outdoor recreation community: Carly from Victorians Against the Great Forest National Park and Marcus (aka Oz Camper) from Bush Culture. Both have had a big year since they were last on—Marcus has been dealing with a broken back, sharing spooky stories, and continuing his adventures with Bush Culture, while Carly’s been flat-out with national park advocacy, Clean Up Australia Day, copping hate from greenies, and plenty of laughs in between.

Make sure you check out their pages and stick around ‘til the end for some AI-generated songs 🤖😂

Once again, thank you all for the love and support over these first 100 episodes. Here’s to the next hundred!

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We dive into each of these methods, the importance of what they do, and how they got started — thanks to a tip-off from Patrick at the Australian Recreation Union.

Hope you enjoy the chat! Be sure to check out their epic content and grab some merch at boaringaustralia.com.au — I know I will be!

We chat about some exciting new projects he’s working on, including his upcoming children’s hunting activity book and a podcast on invasive species launching this year. Dan also shares the story behind his GMA job interview, just in time for duck season, and we discuss the unique mix of people he’s introduced to hunting and firearms—including some unexpected university friends.

Of course, there’s also plenty of general chit-chat—recent hunts, turning ideas into podcast episodes, and more.

You can support Dan and grab a Hunting Connection Podcast shirt, an Australian deer species poster, and more over at Eureka Outdoors.

Patrick shares how he and a dedicated group of individuals formed the ARU to bring these communities together, standing stronger in the fight against lockouts and overregulation. If you value your outdoor lifestyle, now’s the time to get involved—just like I did right after recording this episode!

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Alex also shares details about his upcoming events for Clean Up Australia Day, where he’s collaborating with Blood Origins Australia and other organizations. We explore how initiatives like this, led by outdoor recreation enthusiasts, can inspire similar efforts in other states.

Hope you enjoy this inspiring and insightful conversation!

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This episode is part two of our conversation—if you haven’t already, check out part one on her podcast, Shooting the Breeze with Lady Liberty. Together, we finish breaking down WA’s new firearm regulations, the alleged corruption within WA Police and the Labour Party, and Kate’s take on the recent “gun rally.”

We also delve into Kate’s grassroots campaign to fight these laws in the courts. With a legal team that includes a King’s Counsel, she’s leading the charge to challenge parts of the legislation and provide shooters with the resources to take legal action. Kate explains why this fight is so important for preserving our rights, traditions, and way of life, as well as how you can help support her efforts through donations to her campaign.

Tune in for a passionate and insightful conversation about the challenges shooters face in WA and the steps being taken to defend our freedoms. Don’t forget to support Kate’s campaign and listen to part one of our chat on her podcast.

We dive into the current state of affairs in Western Australia and across the country, discussing the increasing wave of unfair laws targeting not only law-abiding firearms owners but also outdoor recreational users. We explore the importance of unity within our community, emphasizing how we can use our collective voice to speak up and put an end to the infighting that holds us back.

Hope you enjoy this insightful conversation!

In this episode of The Hunting Connection Podcast, I’m joined by Tony Crooke from The Outerside Podcast!

I first came across Tony through a viral video he posted about a petition to stop NSW state forests from being handed over to national parks. His passion for protecting public land access struck a chord, so I reached out to have a chat about it.

We dive into Tony’s love for the outdoors and the story behind The Outerside Podcast, where he inspires listeners to embrace adventure and explore the great outdoors — whether it’s through 4x4 adventures, camping, hunting, fishing, diving, or anything in between.

It’s a great conversation about preserving access to our wild places and encouraging people to spend more time outside living real experiences.

Enjoy!

Tobias brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for backcountry hunting, not only in Australia and New Zealand but also in international locations where incredible adventures await. His podcast explores gear, places, hunting opportunities, lived experiences, and diverse perspectives while sharing the dedication and passion hunters have for their hard-earned hunts.

A champion for Australian and small businesses, Tobias highlights niche providers that support hunters, giving listeners the chance to discover new products and services they might not have known to seek out. His podcast dives into gear reviews, product comparisons, and discussions about the work-life-hunting balance, aiming to educate and entertain hunters of all experience levels—whether they’re new to backpack hunting or seasoned experts.

Join us as we dive into Tobias’s insights, stories, and unique perspective on backcountry hunting!

We dive into his past adventures, chat about the unique focus of each of his businesses, and hear about the new journeys he has on the horizon. This is one you won’t want to miss!

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Jack’s had an incredible year with the bow, and after a recent hunt together, I knew he’d be a great guest for the show. Many newer hunters reach out to me for advice on everything from gaining hunting permissions to shot placement and gear. Jack’s journey, having learned much of this through podcasts and hands-on experience, is an inspiring example for those just starting out.

Tune in to hear Jack’s story and gain some valuable insights for newer hunters. Enjoy!

Welcome to this episode of the podcast! Today, we're joined by Mitch, a true outdoorsman who wears many hats - from hunting to fishing, he's immersed in the wild. We'll delve into his journey into hunting and how it led him to take over Wildfire, a culinary gem that captures the primal essence of open flame cooking. Stay tuned as we explore Mitch's passion for the product and how he and Tom are continuing to honor its legacy of flavor and connection.

Lisien Loan, Director of Conservation and Wildlife, updates on South Australia's commitment to ban bows and crossbows for hunting animals.

• The decision stemmed from community feedback and the Animal Welfare Act 1985 review.
• Originally proposed through amendments to the National Parks and Wildlife (Hunting) Regulations 2011, the ban now takes a comprehensive approach.
• The ban, expected to take effect in 2024, prohibits the use of bows and crossbows for hunting any animal in South Australia, with fines of up to $1,000 for violations.
• Despite the ban, recreational use of bows and crossbows, like target archery, remains unaffected.
• For further details and FAQs, visit the Department for Environment and Water's website.
• The ban affects various groups, including holders of Basic Hunting Permits, Aboriginal hunters, landholders dealing with crop or property damage, and bow fishers.

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For more insights and updates, be sure to visit Kate's website at https://ladyliberty.com.au, and follow her on Instagram @ladylibertyAustralia. Tune in for an engaging conversation that delves into her unique background and dedication to the causes she holds dear.

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Join us as we delve into captivating conversations encompassing the exhilarating world of hunting, the unique journey of hunting while managing diabetes, and Hayden's exciting new venture into the realm of podcasting, collaborating with the legendary Sassy Sasquatch.

Don't miss out on this engaging episode packed with stories, insights, and camaraderie that'll leave you inspired and entertained. Be sure to catch a glimpse of Hayden's experiences and more on Instagram: @haydj98."

In this episode, we delve into Sam's captivating journey, exploring the depths of his experiences and knowledge in the wilderness. Discover the hidden treasures of the New Zealand bush as Sam shares his invaluable insights on traditional food sources and medicinal plants.

So, whether you're an avid nature enthusiast, a hunting aficionado, or simply curious about sustainable living, this episode promises to be both informative and enjoyable. Tune in as we embark on a thrilling adventure with Sam the Trap Man and unravel the mysteries of the natural world.

Grab your headphones and get ready to immerse yourself in this exciting episode of the Hunting Connection Podcast. Don't forget to follow Sam on his social media channels to stay connected with his latest discoveries and valuable tips. Sit back, relax, and prepare to be inspired!

In this episode, delve into a fascinating conversation that spans across hunting culture, firearm ownership, and thrilling adventures. Mads and Bogi, hailing from Varde, Ribe, Denmark, provide unique insights into hunting practices and regulations in their home country. Learn about the challenges and opportunities faced by Danish hunters, as well as the intricacies of firearm ownership in Denmark.

But that's not all! Discover the captivating tale of Mads and Bogi's hunt in New Zealand. Hear how their journey unfolded, from the initial spark of inspiration to the meticulous planning that brought them to the stunning landscapes of New Zealand. Their shared experiences, encounters with wildlife, and the thrill of the hunt will transport listeners into the heart of their adventure.

Follow Mads and Bogi on Instagram (@Mads.soe and @Bogiheriksen) to stay connected with their ongoing hunting endeavors and gain further insights into their experiences. Engage in the conversation using #HCPEpisode and be a part of the global hunting and conservation community.

Don't miss this action-packed episode of HCP, where the camaraderie of international hunters unites as they explore the joys of hunting, reflect on firearm ownership in Denmark, and recount the unforgettable memories from their New Zealand expedition. Get ready for a wild ride through hunting landscapes and firearm regulations on this episode of the Hunting Connection Podcast!

An Australian, a South African born New Zealander, and 2 Americans who had been hunting in New Zealand walked into a bar. The bartender looked at them and asked, "What brings you all in tonight?"

The Australian replied, "Well, we've been hunting all day, and we're looking for a cold beer to quench our thirst."

The South African born New Zealander said, "Yes, and we've been telling each other hunting stories all day, but we're ready for some new ones."

The bartender nodded and turned to the Americans. "And what about you two?"

One of the Americans grinned and said, "We're just here to make sure these guys don't start telling the same stories over and over again!"

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Join us as we explore Adam's journey into the world of hunting and fishing, discussing the valuable lessons and skills he learned from his father. From the early days of casting a line in the water to the thrilling moments of pursuing game in the great outdoors, Adam's story is one of passion, learning, and adventure.

During our conversation, we delve into various topics, including his favorite hunting and fishing techniques, memorable trips, and the joys of immersing oneself in nature. Adam's enthusiasm and love for the outdoors shine through as he shares his experiences and offers valuable insights to fellow hunters and anglers.

If you're a hunting and fishing enthusiast or simply enjoy hearing inspiring stories, this episode is for you. Adam's youthful energy and genuine passion will leave you inspired to explore new adventures in the wild.

Stay connected with Adam and follow his hunting and fishing escapades on Instagram at @aj_pella121. Don't miss out on the stunning photos, thrilling stories, and updates from his outdoor pursuits.

As always, thank you for being a part of the Hunting Connection Podcast community. We appreciate your support and hope this episode brings you joy, inspiration, and a deeper appreciation for the great outdoors. So grab your headphones, sit back, and enjoy the conversation with Adam Pellizari, the young hunter and fisherman making waves in the hunting community.

Make sure to subscribe to our podcast to receive notifications for future episodes packed with exciting interviews, informative discussions, and captivating stories from the world of hunting. Get ready for an episode that will leave you even more eager to embrace your own hunting and fishing adventures!

During our conversation with Barry, we cover a wide range of topics that will captivate and educate our listeners. As we prepare for an upcoming hunt on Snake Island to chase Hog deer, Barry shares his invaluable insights and expertise. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or someone who dreams of embarking on a Hog deer hunt, this episode is packed with tips, strategies, and essential information that will enhance your experience.

As the Chairman of the Blond Bay Advisory Group, Barry brings a wealth of knowledge on the subject, offering valuable guidance for those interested in Hog deer hunting. Additionally, his role as the Communications Manager for SSAA Victoria ensures that he stays at the forefront of the hunting community, advocating for responsible hunting practices and conservation efforts.

To dive even deeper into Barry's work and stay connected with his latest updates, be sure to check out the Blond Bay Hog Deer Facebook page. You can also explore the wide range of resources and information available through SSAA Victoria on their website at https://ssaavic.com.au.

We're confident that this episode will not only provide you with essential knowledge for your own Hog deer hunt but also inspire a deeper appreciation for conservation and responsible hunting practices. Join us as we embark on this exciting journey with Barry Howlett, and let his expertise guide us to a successful and memorable hunting experience.

Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for future episodes filled with thrilling interviews, informative discussions, and captivating stories from the world of hunting. Thank you for joining us on this incredible adventure, and get ready for an episode that will leave you motivated and prepared to tackle your own hunting pursuits!

Join us as we pick Dano's brain for tips, strategies, and insider knowledge on hunting Hog deer on Snake Island. With his wealth of experience and expertise, Dano provides valuable insights that will undoubtedly enhance your hunting skills and increase your chances of success.

Beyond the captivating discussion on Snake Island and Hog deer hunting, we also explore Dano's journey as the founder of High Country Hunting Gear. Discover the inspiration behind the brand, its mission, and the exceptional gear that sets them apart in the hunting community.

Don't miss out on this action-packed episode that will leave you motivated and equipped with the knowledge to tackle your own hunting adventures. Make sure to follow Dano on Instagram at @Dano_Huntz and @Highcountryhuntinggear to stay updated on his latest hunts, gear releases, and outdoor adventures.

As we embark on this exciting new year, we're thrilled to have you join us on this podcasting journey. Don't forget to subscribe and stay tuned for future episodes filled with thrilling interviews, insightful discussions, and memorable stories from the world of hunting and the great outdoors.

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