Ever dreamed of hunting in Alaska...me too. Ever dreamed of getting chomped on by a grizzly....me neither - but in this episode I chat with Tyler who was out hunting with his father and had a life changing bear encounter. Thankfully (and obviously) he lived and is able to tell us all about it. Not only that but he's turned this into a positive and is helping others to not become bear poop.

Make sure to give him a follow and reach out if you are after advice on an Alaskan hunt; grizzlylife907

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Hi team, welcome to the first episode for 2026.

In this episode I chat with James about using mountain bikes for a backcountry hunt in the Alpine National Park. We cover off on some of the difficulties he experienced with this form of backcountry transport and some of the benefits. James also passes on some tips for anyone looking to give this a try but if you'd like to see some pics from their trip check out his instagram; @james5platt

If you are interested in the Walk N Stalk Game Bar Carbon+ bundle then head over to their website and use code ABH15 for 15% off or use this link; walknstalkstore.com/AHB15

Don't forget to check out my podcast partners;

Guntraders.com.au

NaturesPerks.com.au

This podcast brings together a coalition of independent podcast hosts from across Australia to engage in a measured, evidence-based discussion on the proposed changes to legal firearms ownership laws in Australian states.

We begin by acknowledging the horrific atrocities that have prompted renewed public debate. We extend our sincerest condolences to all victims, families, and communities affected. Their loss is profound, and it deserves both respect and seriousness in how policy responses are considered.

Across a large portion of the Australian public, there is clear agreement on one central point: law-abiding firearms owners are not responsible for acts of terrorism or violent extremism. The hosts united in this discussion contend that altering existing firearms laws would not have prevented the actions of determined terrorist extremists, who by definition operate outside legal and regulatory frameworks.

Within this podcast, these issues—and many others—are examined in depth. Together, the hosts seek to present a unified message of solidarity, advocating for rational policy, accountability, and integrity in public discourse. This is a refusal to accept scapegoating in place of confronting genuine governmental and procedural failings, and a call for solutions that are grounded in facts rather than fear.

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.

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Thanks for all your support in 2025 - Tobias.