In this episode, I’m joined by Jakob from Choo-roo. I first discovered Jakob through a video he shared about how the South Australian bowhunting ban has impacted him. He’s not your typical hunter — coming from a background in homesteading, foraging, home brewing and a bit of rabbit hunting with a bow, I knew I had to get him on for a chat.

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!

In this episode, I’m joined by Graham David, the man behind the Australian Hunting Group on Facebook — the largest hunting community in the country, with over 100,000 members. We chat about how he got into hunting, the story of how he came to run the page after the passing of the legendary “Gibbo,” and the fresh direction he’s taking it in today. We also dive into memberships, giveaways, and plenty more!

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

This week on The Hunting Connection Podcast, I’m joined by Drew and Cam from the Get Outdoors with Drew and Cam podcast for a special two-part crossover 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.

In this episode of the Hunting Connection Podcast, I’m joined by Matty White from The Journeyman Way—a passionate outdoorsman whose journey into bowhunting and fly fishing has deep roots in a unique upbringing. Matty grew up on a deer farm, giving him early hands-on experience with animal behaviour, seasonal patterns, and the kind of awareness in nature that most hunters spend a lifetime developing.

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!

In this special bonus episode, I’m joined by Brett Meldrum and Jasper Dulhunty for a wild ride through some epic hunting adventures. We kick things off with Brett’s incredible story of taking Australia’s number one red deer, then dive into Jasper’s memorable red stag hunt alongside Brett and Cody Gearon.

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

In this episode of the Hunting Connection Podcast, I’m joined by Ian Hurley—better known as Hurls—from the Hunters Campfire Podcast!

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!

On this episode of the Hunting Connection Podcast, I’m joined by James England from the remote and rugged Prince of Wales Island in Alaska!

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!

In this episode, I’m joined by Jack Peacock as we dive into his unique upbringing on a deer and elk farm in New Zealand and his hunting adventures across Australia and Africa. We chat about what it’s like to have a giraffe in the sights of a rifle, the surreal experience of walking up on such a massive animal, and the surprising taste of wild game—giraffe included. Jack also shares stories about eating wild dog and how a local guide in South Africa dealt with a troublesome baboon. If you’re keen on red deer or rusa hunts, be sure to get in touch with Jack. Enjoy the episode!