Hunting Connection Podcast Zach Williams

In this episode, I'm thrilled to be joined by the dynamic father-son hunting and fishing duo, Andrew and Brodie Stubbs! From following Andrew's Instagram posts of Brodie's hunts to finding inspiration for outdoor adventures with my own kids, their journey has been incredibly motivating. Join us as we dive into their experiences, triumphs, and valuable insights on getting children outdoors. Sit back, relax, and enjoy their inspiring story!

On this episode of hunting connection podcast I have Shooters, Fishers, farmers party South Australian candidate on. He runs a successful ver clinic in South Australia, and has been heavily involved with Greyhound racing. His step into politics has been forced by over regulations being pushed in the greyhound racing industry, like the bans and changes happening in hunting and shooting community’s. These emotion based bans and regulations while not regarding the facts. Sit back and enjoy listen to how these have the same threats by the same people 

In this impromptu episode, we dive into the world of hunting during the rut with Cody Gearon, discussing his strategies and experiences. Wishing you all the best in your own rut and roar adventures. Happy hunting!

In this episode of the Hunting Connection Podcast, join me as I sit down with Lachie Barr from the Tannery Barr. Our journey began a couple of years ago when we connected on TikTok, and finally met in person at the Mansfield hunting expo. After hearing his inspiring story of how he got started, I knew I had to invite him for a chat! Tune in and enjoy!

Bowhunting and Bowfishing to be banned by the end of 2024
 
Lisien Loan, Director of Conservation and Wildlife, updates on South Australia's commitment to ban bows and crossbows for hunting animals.
The decision stemmed from community feedback and the Animal Welfare Act 1985 review.
Originally proposed through amendments to the National Parks and Wildlife (Hunting) Regulations 2011, the ban now takes a comprehensive approach.
The ban, expected to take effect in 2024, prohibits the use of bows and crossbows for hunting any animal in South Australia, with fines of up to $1,000 for violations.
Despite the ban, recreational use of bows and crossbows, like target archery, remains unaffected.
For further details and FAQs, visit the Department for Environment and Water's website.
The ban affects various groups, including holders of Basic Hunting Permits, Aboriginal hunters, landholders dealing with crop or property damage, and bow fishers.
 

 








In this episode of the Hunting Connection podcast, join me, along with Callum and Bruce, as we gather around the campfire following the Mansfield Hunting Expo. We'll share our insights on the Expo and delve into our experiences with sambar hunting, while also exploring how there passion for hunting began.