Camel Cull

Posted on | by Greg Gibson | Leave a Comment on Camel Cull Greg Gibson

Distance is always a problem for our pursuits here in Western Australia. Isolation an inconvenience. To help with the control of camels on Cattle Stations on the fringe of the Never Never (arid uninhabited dessert regions) you need to be prepared…

DSC Level 2

Posted on | by Chris Dalton | 1 Comment on DSC Level 2 Chris Dalton

He was partially obscured by a willow tree with a branch smack over the vitals; another call and he was out again this time 10 yards away staring intently at us. What followed was a stand-off for about 5 minutes with no body daring to move…

From our Cajun correspondent

Posted on | by Bob Bourgeois | 1 Comment on From our Cajun correspondent Bob Bourgeois

Growing up in south Louisiana I learned quickly why this state is called the Sportsman’s Paradise. In this area of the state we have unbelievable waterfowl, whitetail deer and small game hunting, and freshwater, saltwater and brackish water fishing is outstanding….

Large Feral Herbivores

Posted on | by Greg Gibson | 1 Comment on Large Feral Herbivores Greg Gibson

Reflections are a sad thing at times. Especially when looking back at a great trip away. I have been invited to many places to help with the control of Large Feral Herbivores (LFH). These include Camels, Feral Cattle, Wild Horses, Donkey’s and Asiatic Buffalo and are all introduced into the Australian environment and thrive on […]

Ayrstalk – Apex Predator

Posted on | by Chris Dalton | Leave a Comment on Ayrstalk – Apex Predator Chris Dalton

As an outfitter , I am stalking or managing deer in one form or another most days, for me kit is not a gimmick, it is an essential tool and has to be good and functional . If it is not I don’t use it or endorse it, simple as that. For many years I used a leather strap for carrying my Roe off the hill, I cannot get on with roe sacks