Stalk Outdoors Podcast Andy Walker

Today’s yarn is with world renowned archery coach George Ryals. George or GRIV as some know him has been competing on the pro archery circuit for over 25 years, has worked in product development with some of the top archery manufacturers in the world and more recently runs an archery school of his own, passing on the teachings to the next generation.




George shares plenty of tips on form issues including, stance, grip, anchoring, peep and sight alignment and how it relates to Bowhunting.




It was an honour to sit down and pick the brain of one of the most experienced archery coaches in the world.




This is his story. 


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Today’s yarn comes to you live from our 2024 Red Deer Camp with Kev Schilf, Ian Summers, East Coast Bowhunting and Dylan Oshea. We chat all about the 2024 Rut conditions, share expert red deer knowledge from Kev and Ian and tip plenty of beers down the hatch in the process.
It was a true honour to have the opportunity to learn in the field each day from people as experienced as these boys and the openness and respect they treated us with was second to none.
We even found time to head out of camp, hit the pub, tip a few jars in and record this drunken late night yarn.
Topics discussed include weather conditions and the effect it has on animal behaviour, terrain, calling in animals, when and when not to call, moving through the bush and plenty more.
Kev’s depth of knowledge on red deer is second to none.
This is his story.




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Today’s yarn is with award winning chef and hunter John Rally. John has spent many years honing his trade as a chef, working in top restaurants around the world and has recently purchased a property on the banks of the Hawkesbury river NSW where he has set up his latest culinary creation, The Bush River Kitchen.

The Bush River Kitchen is all about cooking freshly harvested wild game and local produce over flame. 

John is an avid hunter who loves spending his days out in the field hunting for his protein and foraging the ocean floor for fresh seafood.

John shares plenty of tips on caring for wild game from the minute it is harvested, aging advice and cooking tips to ensure we maximise the wild protein we harvest. 

It was a pleasure sitting down with John, listening to his experiences in the food industry as well as share a few laughs with him about some funny stories and mistakes made out there on the hunt. 

This is his story.


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Today's yarn is with one of the most experienced Bowhunters there is, Brad Smith from Bowhunt Downunder.

Brad has spent over 30 years honing his skills as a Bowhunter and has a wealth of knowledge hunting multiple species in varied environments such as Cape York QLD and the mountains in the southern parts of Australia.

Brad shares some incredible experience in planning for a successful deer rut including: 


Reading the landscapeWind and weather conditionsTo call or not to callShot placement on animals in varied positionsBroadheads Ambush positionsTo sit down and listen to a person with this much knowledge in Bowhunting was a true privilege and learning experience for us here at the show. 

If you are heading out this rut, this is the episode for you. There is over two hours of knowledge bombs in this one to help you execute a successful plan and succeed in putting that stag of a life time on the deck.

Brad is a ripping fella and we shared a few laughs of things gone wrong whilst out on the hunt.

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Today's yarn is with Adre Alipate from the hit New Zealand television hunting series The Hunters Club. Andre or Dre as his mates know him, shares loads of information for those looking to plan a hunting trip to beautiful New Zealand.
Topics include: 


Permits requiredBallotsWhat to look forEssential equipment for back pack huntsFitness training for hunting
Dre also shares the history and origins of the hit TV show The Hunters Club that he and his mates started over 10 years ago that is about to record its 10th season.

Dre has spent years in the bush chasing critters around the world. It was a pleasure to sit down and learn from his extensive experience and hear one of the funniest f&#k ups we have ever heard. He is an absolute legend!

This is his story.


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Today's yarn is with the man and pioneer behind the world's most reliable spearfishing equipment, Rob Allen. It was an honour to sit down and get to know Rob and listen to his wisdom in the manufacturing and spearfishing world. 

Rob has built Rob Allen Spearfishing from the humble beginnings of curtain rods, into an internationally renowned leader in its field.

Rob gives an insight into the amount of research and development that goes into each and every one of his products and shares his knowledge and lessons learned from years of trial and error.

Plenty of tips on care and maintenance in this one as well as a few laughs of stuff ups and good times shared with mates.

This was a bucket list podcast that we are really pleased to have had the opportunity to record with a true legend of the game.

This is Rob Allens story.


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