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HCP - EP162 - Dancing For Deer
May 12, 2026
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HCP - EP161 - Wallabies, Deer, and Politics: Tasmania's Wildlife Battles - With Carlo Di Falco
Apr 28, 2026
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HCP - EP160 - How Great Gear Makes a Big Differences on Big Trips
Apr 20, 2026
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HCP - EP159 - Mid Roar Check in
Apr 13, 2026
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HCP - EP158 - Victoria's Firearm Laws - A Deep Dive with Jeff Bourman
Apr 7, 2026
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| 5/12/26 |  HCP - EP162 - Dancing For Deer | The conversation revolves around the experiences of hunting and the bonding moments shared with family members. It highlights the importance of passing down hunting skills to the next generation and the joy of experiencing the outdoors together. The conversation covers hunting experiences, gear and equipment, and the introduction of a membership program. The hunting adventures and experiences shared by the speakers provide insights into the challenges and excitement of hunting. The discussion also delves into the use of gear and equipment, highlighting the importance of tools such as trekking poles, binocular mounts, and canopies for vehicles. Additionally, the introduction of a membership program is discussed, offering a new way for the audience to engage with the content and community. The conversation delves into the impact of fitness on hunting, emphasizing the importance of endurance and gear training. It also explores the significance of pack training and the role of fitness in supporting hunting activities.TakeawaysFamily bonding through huntingTeaching hunting skills to the next generation Hunting experiencesGear and equipmentMembership program Fitness and its impact on huntingGear training and pack trainingThe importance of endurance for huntingChapters00:00 Family Bonding Through Hunting28:32 Hunting Adventures and Experiences52:27 Membership Program57:43 Fitness and Hunting01:04:56 Endurance | — | ||||||
| 4/28/26 |  HCP - EP161 - Wallabies, Deer, and Politics: Tasmania's Wildlife Battles - With Carlo Di Falco | The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to hunting, wildlife management, and government regulations. It delves into the structure of the Tasmanian parliament, the role of minority government, and the representation of shooters, fishers, and farmers in the lower house. It also explores the issue of deer population and its impact on farming, as well as the hunting season and crop protection permits. The conversation covers a range of topics related to hunting, meat handling, butchery, firearm laws, and regulations. It also delves into the challenges and restrictions faced by hunters and firearm owners in Tasmania. The discussion highlights the complexities and limitations of existing laws and regulations, as well as the impact on hunting and firearm-related activities. The conversation covers a range of topics related to firearms legislation, hunting activities, and political advocacy in Tasmania. It delves into the complexities of firearm laws, the challenges faced by hunters, and the role of political engagement in advocating for change.TakeawaysTasmanian parliament structure and minority governmentDeer population impact on farming and hunting seasonCrop protection permits and wildlife management Meat handling and butchery regulations vary across different regions, impacting the processing and sale of wild game meat.Firearm laws and regulations in Tasmania present challenges and limitations for hunters and firearm owners, affecting their ability to participate in shooting sports and activities. Firearm legislation and hunting activities in Tasmania are complex and subject to various laws and regulations.Political engagement and advocacy play a crucial role in influencing firearm legislation and hunting regulations.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Tasmanian Parliament06:23 Deer Population and Impact on Farming43:03 Hunting Season and Crop Protection Permits52:56 Meat Handling and Butchery Regulations01:01:21 Impact on Hunting and Shooting Activities01:26:24 Firearm Legislation and Separation of Powers01:40:08 Hunting Activities and Public Land Access01:48:18 Political Advocacy and Engagement | — | ||||||
| 4/20/26 |  HCP - EP160 - How Great Gear Makes a Big Differences on Big Trips | The conversation covers a range of topics including gear recommendations for hunting and outdoor activities, the use of digiscope adapters for spotting scopes and action cameras, and the discussion on a new motor vehicle purchase. Health and safety announcements, as well as product reviews, are also highlighted throughout the conversation. The conversation covers gear upgrades and modifications, including the addition of bull bars, lift kits, and all-terrain tires to a vehicle. It also delves into the use of trekking poles and accessories for hunting and outdoor activities. Additionally, the discussion explores hunting equipment and experiences, including the use of bipods, tents, and packs for hunting trips.TakeawaysGear recommendations for hunting and outdoor activitiesUse of digiscope adapters for spotting scopes and action camerasDiscussion on new motor vehicle purchase Gear upgrades and modificationsTrekking poles and accessoriesHunting equipment and experiences | — | ||||||
| 4/13/26 |  HCP - EP159 - Mid Roar Check in | The podcast episode features a discussion about the hunting experience in New Zealand, including preparation, arrival, hunting observations, challenges, and reflections on the experience. The hosts share their insights and plans for future hunts. The conversation covers a range of topics related to hunting, technology, and outdoor adventures. It delves into the art of selective hunting, the use of innovative navigation tools, the impact of Avenza's changes on mapping, the integration of technology in hunting, the role of technology in precision shooting, the value of trekking poles in hunting, and the significance of the first deer hunt.TakeawaysHunting in New Zealand involves unique challenges and opportunitiesPreparation and planning are crucial for a successful hunting experience Selective hunting requires patience and a keen eye for detail.Innovative navigation tools and technology play a crucial role in enhancing the hunting experience.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Hunters Campfire Podcast08:00 Challenges and Unforeseen Events22:21 The Hunt Continues: Stalking and Spotting30:03 Reflections and Future Plans36:02 Innovative Navigation Tools for Hunting41:29 Integration of Technology in Hunting49:54 The Role of Technology in Precision Shooting01:00:02 The Significance of the First Deer Hunt | — | ||||||
| 4/7/26 |  HCP - EP158 - Victoria's Firearm Laws - A Deep Dive with Jeff Bourman | The conversation begins with an introduction to the podcast and the guest, Mr. Jeff Bourman, representing the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party of Victoria. The discussion then delves into the political landscape, firearm ownership in Victoria, the Legislative Council, legalized prostitution, and the impact of government policies on hunters. The conversation highlights the complexities of political dynamics and the potential impact of government decisions on various interest groups. The conversation delves into the political landscape, election results, and the rise of minor parties, highlighting the impact of voting and party influence. It also explores the significance of public land hunting, community engagement, and the legislative impact on firearms ownership. The discussion emphasizes the need for collaborative advocacy, industry unity, and public awareness of legislative engagement.TakeawaysPolitical dynamics in Victoria are influenced by a range of factors, including firearm ownership, legalized prostitution, and the impact of government policies on hunters.The Legislative Council plays a crucial role in shaping the political landscape and addressing the concerns of various interest groups. Political shifts influence voter loyalty and party support.Community engagement and advocacy play a crucial role in legislative impact.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Political Landscape23:11 Legislative Council and Political Dynamics34:00 Impact of Government Policies on Hunters39:16 Political Shifts and Voter Loyalty44:26 Legislation and Political Influence54:50 Public Land Hunting and Recreational Activities01:02:28 Firearms Ownership and Legislative Impact01:08:31 Legislative Engagement and Public Awareness | — | ||||||
| 3/17/26 |  HCP - EP157 - Habitat and Ammo - The Keys to Hunting Success | The conversation covers the preparation for deer hunting, including flight bookings, dog travel, and hunting plans. It also delves into the selection of ammunition for hunting, discussing brand reliability and grain weight performance. The conversation delves into the critical aspects of bullet selection and performance, emphasizing the importance of understanding how different bullets perform in various rifles. It also explores the impact of bullet weight on trajectory and the need for experimentation and testing at different ranges to ensure hunting accuracy. The conversation delves into the technical aspects of shooting accuracy, discussing parallax and its impact on alignment. It then transitions to the importance of e-scouting and habitat identification for successful hunting, providing insights into the behavior of deer and goats in relation to their habitat. The conversation covers the behavior of goats, hunting pigs, and hunting red deer. It provides insights into the activity patterns of goats, their vocal nature, and the opportunistic behavior of pigs. Additionally, it delves into the hunting approach for red deer and the dynamics of their social groups during the rut.TakeawaysDeer hunting preparationAmmunition selection Bullet selection is crucialUnderstanding bullet performance is essential Understanding parallax and its impact on shooting accuracyThe importance of e-scouting and habitat identification for successful hunting Goats are active between 9 AM and 3 PMGoats are vocal and give away their positionChapters00:00 Deer Hunting Preparation15:39 Ammunition Selection43:12 Bullet Weight and Trajectory52:38 Parallax and Shooting Accuracy01:06:17 Habitat Identification and E-Scouting01:32:10 Understanding Goat Behavior01:41:51 Hunting Pigs01:53:03 Hunting Red Deer | — | ||||||
| 3/17/26 |  HCP - EP156 - NSW Hunting & Reforms with SSAA's Peter Szaak | The conversation covers the topics of Hunt Camp, hunting experiences, the social and economic impact of hunting, and the role of SSAA New South Wales in promoting hunting and firearm safety. It also delves into the personal background of Peter Szaak, the CEO of SSAA New South Wales. The conversation covers a range of topics including the role of the CEO, practical shooting, firearm legislation, and the impact of social media on the shooting community. It also delves into the challenges faced by primary producers and sports target shooters in New South Wales. The conversation covers a range of topics related to firearms ownership, sports shooting, and the impact of new regulations on firearm owners and clubs in New South Wales. It also delves into the role of hunters and the importance of community engagement in addressing regulatory challenges.TakeawaysHunt Camp is a communal hunting experience that provides mentorship, skill-building, and a sense of community for new and experienced hunters.Hunting has social, economic, and ecological benefits, and it plays a significant role in creating family memories and generational connections. CEO role transitionImpact of social mediaFirearm legislation challenges Family involvement in sports shootingImpact of firearm regulations on clubs and sports shootingThe role of hunters in the communityChapters00:00 Introduction and Hunt Camp Overview11:03 Personal Background and Role at SSAA New South Wales28:21 CEO Role Transition46:13 Impact of Social Media on the Shooting Community55:52 Family Involvement in Sports Shooting01:03:04 Supporting Hunters and Hunting Clubs | — | ||||||
| 3/12/26 |  HCP - EP155 - Breaking Barriers - A Young Womans Rise in Shooting Sports | The podcast episode features an in-focus special at the Brisbane Sporting Clays grounds and an interview with Georgia Rogers, a rising star in the shooting world. The conversation covers Georgia's transition from tennis to shooting, her experience as a female shooter, and her mental approach to competitions. The conversation covers topics such as overcoming nervousness, inspiring the next generation, long-term goals, international competitions, challenges of traveling overseas, long-term vision and aspirations, upcoming competitions, Olympic pathway, sponsorship with Beretta, favorite competition, shooting preferences, pre-shoot ritual, and alternative sport. The discussion also includes reflections on the podcast and future plans.TakeawaysTransition from tennis to shootingExperience as a female shooter Overcoming nervousness before competitionsInspiring the next generation of shootersLong-term goals and aspirationsChallenges of traveling overseas for competitionsSponsorship with Beretta and shooting gearChapters00:00 Introducing the In-Focus Special06:19 Early Success in Shooting16:18 Mental Approach to Competitions21:27 Inspiring the Next Generation27:27 Sponsorship with Beretta and Shooting Gear32:39 Reflections on the Podcast and Future Plans | — | ||||||
| 3/2/26 |  HCP - EP154 - Barry Howlett - They've got to do something, and you're something. | The podcast episode covers various topics related to hunting, including hunting adventures, annual hunt camp, venison feast, Barry Howlett's hunting background, expansion of deer hunting opportunities, and the state of Victoria's firearms review. The conversation provides insights into the current state of hunting and the regulatory landscape in Victoria. The conversation covers a range of topics including the initial response and softening of language, political support and opposition, the role of minor parties and independents, the rapid review and timeline, the political landscape and election outlook, potential minority government, scenario planning and risk management, media coverage and political impact, the formation of a gun lobby and political influence, engagement with members and political action, and encouragement for interstate hunters.TakeawaysAnnual hunt camp and venison feastExpansion of deer hunting opportunities Political landscape and election outlook are crucial for understanding the potential impact on gun laws.The formation of a gun lobby and the engagement of members in political action are key strategies for influencing policy decisions.Chapters00:00 Hunting Adventures and Updates11:36 Barry Howlett's Hunting Background24:31 Expansion of Deer Hunting Opportunities30:31 State of Victoria's Firearms Review36:01 Political Support and Opposition41:10 Political Landscape and Election Outlook47:14 Media Coverage and Political Impact53:02 Formation of Gun Lobby and Political Influence59:26 Engagement with Members and Political Action01:09:22 Encouragement for Interstate Hunters | — | ||||||
| 2/24/26 |  HCP - EP154 - Pre Season | This episode features a detailed discussion on hunting gear, rifle setups, and upcoming hunting trips, with insights into gear customization, ballistics, and legal considerations for hunters. Join us as we explore the incredible journey of a hunter who recounts his greatest hunt, from the anticipation and setup to the adrenaline-filled moment of the shot and the trophy mount. Discover the lessons, excitement, and camaraderie that make hunting a profound experience.00:00Engaging Podcast Introductions00:57Excitement for Deer Season02:54Planning and Booking Hunts05:50Gear Upgrades and Innovations09:43Beretta BRX and Collectible Medallions12:27New Zealand Hunting Trip Preparations18:30Personal Hunting Plans and Family Involvement21:21Licensing and Regulations Discussion24:16Ammunition and Import Regulations25:46Understanding Bullet Performance and Ballistics35:36Exciting Announcements: Huntcamp and New Gear38:40Huntcamp Details and Expectations41:20Culinary Adventures at Huntcamp46:35Weather and Hunting Conditions46:59Gear Talk: Shooting Sticks and Boots48:30Collecting Vintage Firearms50:11Celebrating Achievements: Jason's Ultra Marathon54:05Ultra Marathon Insights and Experiences56:10Personal Running Goals and Experiences58:21Wine and Hunting Camp Preparations59:20Listener Engagement: Shoutouts and Stories01:02:13Greatest Hunt Ever Story: Jay's Experience01:07:18Wrap-Up and Future Plans | — | ||||||
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| 2/16/26 |  HCP - EP153 - Robert Borsak Jnr - Politics, It's Hollywood for ugly people. | In this episode, Mark and Rob Borsak discuss the current state of gun laws in New South Wales, the implications of recent legislative changes, and the political dynamics surrounding firearms ownership. They emphasise the need for community mobilisation among firearms owners and the importance of political activism in shaping future regulations. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by the firearms community and the necessity of a united front to advocate for their rights. In this conversation, Mark and Rob discuss the importance of political engagement for firearm owners, particularly in New South Wales. They emphasise the need for community support, the significance of contacting local politicians, and the necessity of adapting to new firearm regulations. The discussion highlights the generational change in advocacy and the importance of unity among firearm owners to effectively navigate the political landscape. Practical steps for firearm owners are provided, along with a call to action for increased political activism and community collaboration.00:00Introduction and Context of Gun Laws in Australia03:04Current State of Gun Laws in New South Wales06:05Legislative Changes and Political Dynamics08:49Impact of Recent Events on Gun Legislation11:34Community Response and Future Outlook33:03The Evolution of Firearm Ownership38:44Political Engagement and Firearm Enthusiasm46:07Politics: The New Frontier for Firearm Owners53:28Building a Unified Community01:00:19The Call for Solidarity in the Firearm Community01:02:05Unity in Pursuit of Freedom01:03:27The Erosion of Conservative Values01:05:41Practical Steps for Firearm Owners01:12:32Adapting to New Regulations01:17:07The Importance of Community and Political Engagement | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 |  HCP - EP152 - Graham Park -
Owning a Firearm is a Political Act | In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to hunting, firearms, and the political landscape affecting gun owners in Australia. Graham Park, the president of the Shooters Union, shares insights on the organization's role in advocacy, the impact of recent political changes on hunting laws, and the importance of engaging with the political process. The discussion also covers the nuances of knife laws, the differences between the Shooters Union and other associations, and the need for a united front among firearm owners to influence legislation. In this conversation, Graham Park discusses the complexities surrounding firearm ownership and gun control in Australia. He emphasizes the need to address extremism rather than targeting law-abiding firearm owners. The discussion covers lobbying efforts for stricter penalties on firearm misuse, public sentiment regarding gun control, and the economic and ecological benefits of hunting. Park advocates for clearer hunting laws and the importance of engaging with politicians to influence gun legislation. He also highlights the emotional aspects of hunting and the need for community involvement in promoting responsible firearm ownership. | — | ||||||
| 2/2/26 |  HCP - EP151 - AI Said NO! | In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics including their experiences with AI tools, political engagement, and the importance of communication in advocacy. They share personal anecdotes about hunting, the significance of understanding local politics, and the challenges of firearm licensing. The conversation also touches on the importance of skills and experience in hunting, as well as practical advice for new hunters. The episode concludes with encouragement for listeners to engage in hunting and outdoor activities.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Reflections on Previous Podcast02:18 Engaging with AI Tools for Communication04:59 Exploring Political Engagement and Advocacy07:31 The Importance of Positive Communication in Politics10:09 Understanding Constituency Dynamics in Politics12:41 Navigating Firearm Licensing and Public Perception16:26 Preserving Family Heirlooms and Firearm Ownership19:54 The Muntjac Skull and Its Journey24:29 Alone Australia: The Next Adventure30:52 Rock, Paper, Scissors: The Application Challenge33:32 The Prize and Its Implications34:32 Planning for Alone Australia35:21 The Greatest Hunt Ever43:29 Advice for New Hunters57:27 Final Thoughts and Encouragement | — | ||||||
| 1/29/26 |  HCP - EP150 - Robbie Katter & The Political Landscape of Qld | In this engaging conversation, Robbie Katter discusses his political journey, the current state of Queensland politics, and the importance of public engagement in advocacy, particularly regarding firearms legislation. He emphasizes the need for community involvement and the impact of personal interactions with local MPs. Katter also reflects on the complexities of political decision-making and the necessity of remaining vigilant in the face of changing policies.00:00Introduction to Robbie Catter and Current Events04:38Robbie Catter's Political Journey11:32The State of Politics and Firearms Community17:17Personal Stories and Experiences in Politics18:51Challenges in Housing and Landlord Relations19:51The Feral Pig Population Crisis21:51Public Land Hunting Advocacy23:49Environmental Impact of Feral Animals25:50Politics and the Art of the Possible30:43The Importance of Advocacy and Petitions35:38Current State of Queensland Politics47:24Firearms Legislation and Political Dynamics51:28Political Vigilance and Trust53:22The Absurdity of Firearm Legislation55:52Naivety in Policy Making56:49The Logic Behind Gun Control59:53Advocacy and Community Engagement01:01:06Influencing Local Politics01:04:09The Power of Personal Advocacy01:07:15Lessons from Other Industries01:09:58The Importance of Public Support01:14:04Closing Thoughts and Positivity | — | ||||||
| 1/22/26 | HCP - EP149 - National Gun Reform Update with Tom Kenyon. | In this conversation, Tom Kenyon provides a comprehensive update on the current state of gun laws in Australia, particularly in light of recent events such as the Bondi terrorist attack. He discusses the implications of new legislation, the complexities of firearm importation, and the varying responses from different states. The conversation also touches on the political ramifications of these changes, the rise of One Nation, and the importance of a unified voice within the shooting community. Kenyon emphasizes the need for effective communication between federal and state governments and the significance of community engagement in shaping future policies. | — | ||||||
| 1/21/26 |  HCP - EP148 - That NT Bull | In this episode of The Hunters Campfire, the hosts welcome in the NY and recap the past few weeks of travel and hunting trips over the break and recap on a great hunt embark from their recent hunting adventures in the Northern Territory. They delve into the challenges faced, including battling illness and extreme weather conditions, while highlighting the camaraderie and teamwork that made the trip memorable. The episode is rich with stories of preparation, the thrill of the hunt, and the unexpected obstacles encountered along the way. Listeners are treated to insights on gear, the importance of mapping water sources, and the unique experiences that each hunt brings.00:00:00 Introduction and Greetings00:05:00 Huntcamp Dates and Planning00:15:00 New Year Reflections and London Adventures00:30:00 Hunting Stories and Experiences00:45:00 Gear Talk: Tents and Gazebos01:00:00 International Hunting Insights01:15:00 Upcoming Events and Announcements01:30:00 Listener Q&A and Community Stories01:45:00 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans | — | ||||||
| 1/11/26 |  HCP - EP147 - Storms and Strategies | SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss various topics including recent storms, the transition to video podcasting, listener feedback, Black Friday shopping for hunting gear, preparations for an upcoming hunting trip in New Zealand, the controversial Brumby Bill regarding wild horse management, and updates on hunting legislation in New South Wales. The conversation is filled with humor and camaraderie, reflecting the hosts' dynamic and engaging rapport. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various challenges and developments in hunting legislation, particularly focusing on public land hunting and the importance of petitions. They share personal experiences related to hunting, including the difficulties faced during hunts and the significance of community engagement. The conversation also highlights listener interactions, including a giveaway of an autographed book and shoutouts to community members for their achievements.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Recording Setup00:57 Storm Damage and Repairs03:07 Solar Panel Issues and Insurance05:51 Weather Patterns and Storm Season07:47 Book Review Assignment for Kids08:39 Transition to Video Podcasting09:39 Listener Feedback and Commentary13:27 Black Friday Shopping and Gear15:12 Planning for New Zealand Hunting Trip18:13 Great Walks and Hiking Gear20:56 Rats and Wildlife Encounters23:01 The Brumby Bill and Its Implications27:36 Hunting Legislation and Political Maneuvering30:16 Positive Developments in Tasmania31:43 Public Land Hunting Petitions in Queensland45:50 Personal Updates and Reflections46:43 Planning Adventures: Holidays and Hunting Opportunities48:09 Community Engagement: Giveaways and Listener Stories49:53 Celebrating Milestones: Listener Achievements and Shoutouts53:49 The Greatest Hunt Ever: A Personal Story of Perseverance01:04:25 Listener Interactions: Success Stories and Recommendations | — | ||||||
| 1/11/26 |  HCP - EP147 - Storms and Strategies (Audio) | SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss various topics including recent storms, the transition to video podcasting, listener feedback, Black Friday shopping for hunting gear, preparations for an upcoming hunting trip in New Zealand, the controversial Brumby Bill regarding wild horse management, and updates on hunting legislation in New South Wales. The conversation is filled with humor and camaraderie, reflecting the hosts' dynamic and engaging rapport. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various challenges and developments in hunting legislation, particularly focusing on public land hunting and the importance of petitions. They share personal experiences related to hunting, including the difficulties faced during hunts and the significance of community engagement. The conversation also highlights listener interactions, including a giveaway of an autographed book and shoutouts to community members for their achievements.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Recording Setup00:57 Storm Damage and Repairs03:07 Solar Panel Issues and Insurance05:51 Weather Patterns and Storm Season07:47 Book Review Assignment for Kids08:39 Transition to Video Podcasting09:39 Listener Feedback and Commentary13:27 Black Friday Shopping and Gear15:12 Planning for New Zealand Hunting Trip18:13 Great Walks and Hiking Gear20:56 Rats and Wildlife Encounters23:01 The Brumby Bill and Its Implications27:36 Hunting Legislation and Political Maneuvering30:16 Positive Developments in Tasmania31:43 Public Land Hunting Petitions in Queensland45:50 Personal Updates and Reflections46:43 Planning Adventures: Holidays and Hunting Opportunities48:09 Community Engagement: Giveaways and Listener Stories49:53 Celebrating Milestones: Listener Achievements and Shoutouts53:49 The Greatest Hunt Ever: A Personal Story of Perseverance01:04:25 Listener Interactions: Success Stories and Recommendations | — | ||||||
| 12/21/25 |  HCP - EP144 - Navigating the Chaos of Gun Legislation. Interview with Robert Borsak MLC and Tom Kenyon SSAA CEO. | In this episode of the Hunters Campfire podcast, the hosts engage with Robert Borsak MLC and Tom Kenyon to discuss the recent tragic events in New South Wales and the subsequent legislative responses. The conversation delves into the emotional impact of the crisis, reflections on past tragedies, and the political landscape surrounding gun control. The discussion highlights the implications for recreational hunting, the role of public sentiment, and the potential future of firearm regulations in New South Wales. The hosts also explore the influence of federal involvement in gun laws and the cultural and societal implications of the ongoing debate. In this conversation, Robert Borsak MLC and Tom Kenyon discuss the chaotic state of gun legislation in New South Wales, the importance of conservation hunting, and the economic contributions of hunters. They highlight the law-abiding nature of shooters and the issues of police overreach in license denials. The discussion also covers the responses of various states to gun control measures, the political dynamics surrounding gun legislation, and the need for mobilization among gun owners to advocate for their rights. The conversation concludes with a call to action for the shooting community to become more politically active and engaged. https://bit.ly/SSAANSWFIGHTGUNREFORM https://keepaustraliasafe.com.au/ https://www.shootersfishersandfarmers.org.au/fix_your_faults Introduction and Overview - 00:00:00 Historical Context of Gun Laws - 00:03:00 Role of Clubs in Regulation - 00:09:00 Political Strategies and Activism - 00:15:00 National Implications and Call to Action - 00:21:00 | — | ||||||
| 6/3/22 | The Hunters Campfire Podcast - EP27 - Paul Michaels - Indicating dogs, the ultimate tool for hunting success. | This week we bring Paul Michaels to the Podcast. A wealth of experience across his life as a professional possum trapper and then later in life as a dog trainer creating a world class online dog training program that many will have heard of - The Big Game Indicating Dog Blueprint and the Paumiko Dog guide. Paul has also written a book, a classic kiwi yarn about his adventures in the bush. Tune in for a fun chat about all of the above and much more. You can find Paul, the training and the book at the following links. https://biggameindicatingdogs.com/ https://www.facebook.com/BigGameIndicatingDogs https://paumikodogtraining.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Paumikodogtraining https://www.instagram.com/paul_john_michaels/ Cheers Ian, Mark and Jono The Hunters Campfire the hunterscampfire@gmail.com Check out more from our amazing music creator dragan.k.oz@gmail.com https://soundcloud.com/the-gc-project/tracks | — | ||||||
| 4/1/22 |  The Hunters Campfire Podcast - EP23 - Chloe Golding - Born to Hunt | You would be hard pressed to find a better example of a life spent outdoors. From first time hunting experiences with family, to working, and managing the family hunting and fishing business, to pursing a career in the gun trade, Chloe Golding has packed a lot of adventure into not so many years. With lots of insight, a few laughs and couple of ‘interesting stories’ we’re really happy to finally bring you this podcast. | — | ||||||
| 3/18/22 |  The Hunters Campfire Podcast - EP22 - Juan Peters - Have gun, will travel… | Juan Peters is an Aussie serviceman and avid hunter. Making the most of his overseas deployment, Juan has experienced a number of the classic hunting adventures including Mule Deer, Whitetail, Turkey, Roe Deer, Squirrel - as well as the odd run in with Wolves and Bears. You'll find the podcast @ https://youtu.be/sfvhDX1mSG8 and on Spotify, Podbean, Amazon and Google. Cheers Mark, Ian and Jono | — | ||||||
| 2/1/22 |  The Hunters Campfire Podcast - EP17 - Chris Waters - Participating, consuming and surviving a supermarket apocalypse. | A podcast to all things hunting for Australian hunters. The where, the what and the how. A chat between hunters to help those that are keen to get involved. Episode 17 is a fun conversation with Chris Waters, The Australian Huntsman and creator of Hunting Trips Australia. Described by Chris as the AirBnB of hunting, the website: Hunting Trips Australia is a place where you can search for your next adventure. Leveraging off its success in connecting hunters to guides and outfitters, Chris has now launched a new approach to the traditional hunting club which is already getting lots of interest across the country. Instagram - huntingtripsaustralia, Youtube - TheAustralianHuntsman We hope you enjoy Ian & Mark, The Hunters Campfire Podcast thehunterscampfire@gmail.com | — | ||||||
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