The Hunters Campfire - Australian Hunting

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The Hunters Campfire is a special place. It’s where we connect, we share, we learn and laugh. The Hunters Campfire Podcast is all that and more as we bring together new hunters, old hands, industry experts and those who advocate for the Australian hunting lifestyle to our digital campfire. If you’re a new hunter starting out, you’re looking for your next challenge or want to understand the politics of public land hunting we’ve got something for you. You’ll find our podcasts on Podbean, Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon and plenty of other platforms and if you want more, head on over to our YouTube Channel, The Hunters Campfire for our how to and hunting videos along with the full video productions of every podcast. Don’t forget to like and subscribe. Good hunting, Mark, Ian and Jono

  1. HCP - EP167 - Politics in the Bush Capital

    3 days ago

    HCP - EP167 - Politics in the Bush Capital

    The podcast begins with an introduction and banter among the hosts and guest, followed by a discussion about biltong and hunting stories. The conversation then transitions to a detailed exploration of shooting and hunting in the ACT, covering regulations, community, and economic impact. The conversation covers various aspects of hunting, firearms, shooting clubs, challenges with junior shooters, firearms legislation, the political landscape, and firearms caps in the ACT. It provides insights into the current state of hunting and shooting activities, as well as the ongoing discussions and challenges related to firearms legislation and public safety. The conversation covers a range of topics related to firearm regulation, compliance, recategorization, political involvement, range improvements, hunting opportunities, and pest control in the ACT. The discussion provides insights into the diverse aspects of firearm ownership and usage in the region, highlighting the challenges and opportunities associated with these activities. Takeaways Community and camaraderie in hunting and shooting activitiesRegulations and economic impact of hunting and shooting in the ACT Hunting and shooting activities are enjoying a resurgence in the ACT, with the establishment of new clubs and increased grassroots participation.The ACT's firearms legislation, including the proposed firearms caps, is a topic of discussion and debate, with considerations for public safety and the impact on shooting and hunting communities. Diverse firearm regulations and compliance measures impact firearm owners and users.The ACT presents a unique landscape for hunting, pest control, and wildlife management, with opportunities for development and engagement. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Banter15:00 Shooting and Hunting in the ACT21:25 Hunting in the ACT28:51 Challenges with Junior Shooters34:34 Firearms Legislation in the ACT41:24 Political Landscape and Firearms Legislation49:16 Firearms Caps and Public Safety54:59 Regulation and Compliance01:04:14 Range Improvements and Development01:11:26 Hunting Opportunities in the ACT01:19:21 Pest Control and Wildlife Management

    1hr 17min
  2. HCP - EP165 - Cold Snaps, Lantana Munching Deer & Sambar-Sized Asado

    8 June

    HCP - EP165 - Cold Snaps, Lantana Munching Deer & Sambar-Sized Asado

    The conversation covers topics related to chilly weather and outdoor adventures, biltong making and wild encounters, hunting app and privacy concerns, legal implications and data tracking, phone tracking and law enforcement, phone data and criminal investigations, data privacy and law enforcement, and legal implications of phone data. The discussion delves into the impact of technology on outdoor activities and the potential legal and privacy concerns associated with data tracking and phone usage. The conversation covers app development and features, app navigation and functionality, Hunt Camp prizes and features, and state gun law updates. The discussion delves into the details of each topic, providing insights and updates on various aspects. The conversation covers a range of topics including deer culling regulations, invasive species impact, firearm legislation, wildlife encounters, crocodile behavior, and engagement with a new audience on TikTok. The discussion also delves into the impact of buyback schemes, state responses to proposed changes, and personal experiences with buyback. Additionally, the conversation explores the discovery of dead wallabies in a dam and the potential causes of their death. Takeaways Chilly weather impacts outdoor activities and wildlife behavior.Biltong making and wild encounters provide unique experiences in the outdoors. App development and features are crucial for user experienceHunt Camp prizes and state gun law updates impact the hunting community Deer culling regulations and population zones have implications for hunting activities and bag limits.The impact of invasive species on native wildlife and the environment is a growing concern.The discussion on firearm legislation and buyback schemes highlights the financial and personal implications of policy changes. Chapters 00:00 Chilly Weather and Outdoor Adventures05:58 Hunting App and Privacy Concerns12:01 Phone Tracking and Law Enforcement17:58 Data Privacy and Law Enforcement23:23 App Development and Features40:37 State Gun Law Updates46:20 Deer Culling Regulations52:32 State Responses to Firearms Act58:09 Impact of Buyback Scheme01:04:21 Croc Encounter01:12:21 Membership Plug and TikTok

    1hr 2min
  3. HCP - EP163 - The Hidden Political Battle Over Firearms in Tasmania You Didn't Know

    18 May

    HCP - EP163 - The Hidden Political Battle Over Firearms in Tasmania You Didn't Know

    The conversation covers a range of topics including political engagement, hunting and fishing experiences, Tasmanian fishery, firearms cap, lobby group formation, political lobbying, police commissioner's stance, lobby group alignment, and political influence and advocacy. The discussion delves into the challenges and conflicts faced in the political landscape, as well as the efforts to advocate for community interests and rights. The conversation covers the formation of a powerful lobby, public support and emotive subject, the impact of petition and public sentiment, media silence and opposition, challenges of a minority government, and the challenges of legislative restrictions on venison donation. The conversation covers topics such as community meat processing, hunting and processing in the US, the local butcher business model, political activism and rural life, and challenges with firearm laws. The speakers discuss the demand for meat processing, the impact of hunting and processing in the US, the potential for local butcher businesses, the need for political activism to defend rural life, and the challenges with firearm laws in Tasmania. Takeaways Political InfluenceCommunity Advocacy Community support for outdoor recreational activitiesChallenges of legislative restrictions on venison donation Community meat processingPolitical activism Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Appreciation05:04 Political Lobbying and Independent Support37:27 Formation of a Powerful Lobby45:26 Challenges of a Minority Government50:41 Venison Donation and Legislative Changes01:08:47 Community Meat Processing01:22:24 Challenges with Firearm Laws

    1hr 12min
  4. HCP - EP161 - Wallabies, Deer, and Politics: Tasmania's Wildlife Battles - With Carlo Di Falco

    28 Apr

    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. Takeaways Tasmanian 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. Chapters 00:00 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

    1hr 14min
4.8
out of 5
21 Ratings

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The Hunters Campfire is a special place. It’s where we connect, we share, we learn and laugh. The Hunters Campfire Podcast is all that and more as we bring together new hunters, old hands, industry experts and those who advocate for the Australian hunting lifestyle to our digital campfire. If you’re a new hunter starting out, you’re looking for your next challenge or want to understand the politics of public land hunting we’ve got something for you. You’ll find our podcasts on Podbean, Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon and plenty of other platforms and if you want more, head on over to our YouTube Channel, The Hunters Campfire for our how to and hunting videos along with the full video productions of every podcast. Don’t forget to like and subscribe. Good hunting, Mark, Ian and Jono

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