The long term consequences of exclusion fencing currently happening across Australia can only be guessed at but we can expect "things to never be the same again".

Every young person no matters what race, creed or background truly matters. Whats happening to our youth are we failing them? What can we do to help them? Why do we continue to waste what has so much potential whether its resources or people.....

It’s your choice this election. “
If you truly believe species like wild deer are a nasty feral pest that needs eradication, then you are ok with every lethal method from 1080 poison to aerial culling. If not, then support Sustainable Use management.

We live in a rapidly changing world. If cultural pursuits like hunting and fishing are to remain as part of our lives, we must all be more responsible. If introduced species like wild deer are to be regarded any better than other “pests”, then they need very careful management. To do this we need to know exactly where we as Queenslanders stand in regard to legislation.

Clark travels back this year to a Samba hunting ground in Victoria Australia. This area is open for State Forest Hunting but unfortunately noting has changed with the way people disrespect the environment.

All hunts can be fun and a challenge just as all stags can be trophies. Chloe and Jesse, hunting with ethics, respect for the animals and their own unique flair, made this a hunt to remember.

Poaching is becoming more of a problem for landholders, hunters and anyone wanting to enjoy the great out doors. Not only is it illegal and gives a bad reputation to hunters but it's a DEADLY game where someone unsuspecting could be injured or worse because of these knuckle heads who want to seek around the bush, trespass and use firearms illegally.

Three first time red deer hunters drove all the way from Darwin to hunt the 2018 AWCA/RIDGE red deer ballot.

A great Queensland Red taken buy John Ross, truly a passionate hunter.

A great educational clip for learning to age Red Stags out in the field.

After more than 50 years hunting and guiding in Australia, finally Clark got the chance to hunt the NZ alps for bull tahr. Home of his grandparents and his father, it was even more special because his second eldest son Kurt was with him as well. This is hunting at its best.

Three good buddies from the Central West Branch of ADA decided to go on a Northern chital deer hunt. Clem had hunted with Clark the year before taking a great stag but was on a mission to find one just a size bigger. It was early in the season so would the stags be still soft or were they in Hard Velvet?

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