The Wild Dispatch Robin Warman

Today we're doing things a little different: 'TWD - In The Field' is a shorter format recorded out in the wild, capturing moments, as they happen. The Wild Dispatch will continue to churn out its 'normal programming' but every few weeks one of these experiential nuggets will pop up in the feed.

In this Episode Robin narrates a turkey bow-hunt live, as it happens. Then takes a break to reflect on the first 25 episodes of TWD, the importance of work/life balance, and how much fun it is chasing warthogs in South Africa. Note one story about pursuing a particularly large warthog back in the Eastern Cape who we dubbed Sir. Tuskalot.  Video evidence on Instagram.

We'd love your thoughts on this new format. Send us a message on the Insta link below👇 


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Chef Tiffany Friedman creates culinary dishes packed with delicious wild ingredients.

Having been part of the industry most her life, it's safe to assume she's comfortable rubbing shoulders with her fine dining clientele. She also happens to be just as happy hanging in a duck-blind with her buds.

A winner of multiple awards, a guest on many cooking shows, and the creator of her own cuisine company: butterroot — Tiffany dishes up some crazy stories, wild food tips and a big helping of her snappy wit in this episode of The Wild Dispatch Podcast.

A big thank-you to Tiffany for sharing her skills and stories with us today!

Be sure to check out her amazing food on Instagram and her website butterroot.com 
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Dr. Adrian de Villiers goes by many names, but perhaps the most notorious is Dr. Death. 

—A nickname coined after becoming the first South African to ever harvest the big 6 on foot, with nothing but a bow and arrows. (elephant, rhino, lion, leopard, Cape buffalo and hippo)

Despite his ominous title, ‘the Doc’ has been sharing nuggets of wisdom with outdoor enthusiasts for decades. For over thirty years he’s written multiple books and over a thousand articles about hunting in South Africa and around the world. Unsurprisingly this guy has amazing stories and close-calls by the bucket load…

A very big thank you to the Doc for sharing his skills and stories with us today!

You can reach Dr. Adrian de Villers via his email sarc@icon.com 

You can purchase any his books: Bowhunting in Southern Africa, Whatever it Takes, The way I see it, and Bowhunting Dangerous Game by reaching out to him at the same email.




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Today we’re excited to introduce two new guests to The Wild Dispatch Podcast.

Hans and Adrienne Olufs began their journey as high-school sweethearts with a mutual love of wild places... they’ve since become two halves of a backwoods power-couple.

Creators and owners of West Coast Archery Shop north of San Francisco, together they’ve helped build and support a community of archers, hunters, and likeminded adventure-lovers from the wider area. They’ve also achieved all this while raising a kid, who we should add has successfully chased more big game with a bow than most grown-ups!

Thanks again to Hans and Adrienne for all their great stories, tips, and for continuing to inspire us to get outside with our family!

You can visit the West Coast Archery Shop website or follow them on Instagram and Facebook

And be sure to sign up to the Last Chance Broadhead Shoot and Pack Race weekend too!
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The art of tracking an animal has been called one of the earliest forms of science. The first deductive thinking of our distant ancestors, in search of food.

Together Alex van den Heever and Renias Mhlongo are helping to ensure these ancient techniques survive. Their books about tracking and their very own Tracker Academy continue to enhance tourism and conservation in South Africa — where they both live. While also educating a wider audience about the importance of diversity, the power of relationships in the workplace and how thinking like a tracker is essential for modern businesses all over the world.

Not only are they some of the most skilled trackers in the world, but they also happen to be fantastic story tellers too. Once again a big thank you to Renias and Alex for sharing their time and expertise!

You can visit their main website at alexandren.com or visit their Facebook page.
You can follow Alex on Instagram
Find the tracker academy at trackeracademy.co.za and follow on Instagram + Facebook
Also be sure to check out their 'Tracker Manual' and their biography 'Changing a Leopards spots'












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Justin has been unlocking South Africa’s foraging potential since he was a teenager. Having honed his mushroom senses for over 15 years, we’re excited to say he’s agreed to share a giant basket of skills and stories with us today.

Thanks again to Justin for sharing his wisdom with us!

You can follow Justin on Instagram @fungiandfragrance
Visit his website - followyournose.co.za
And read the first e-book edition of his soon to be published book - Mushrooms Hunting South Africa at learningmushrooms.com

You can also stay up to date with Robin and the podcast @thewilddispatch on Instagram and Tiktok - wild updates dispatched weekly!
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