Te Wharekai

(AO) Pete heads to Haast to hunt the chamois with local hunter, James Stewart. There’s a lot of patience involved, and as they say - good things come to those who wait.

(AO) The Taranaki district is Pete's next venture, catching up with local hunters in search of wild boar, and just outside of Stratford, Toko School are holding their Annual Pig Hunt.

(AO) Pete heads south of Masterton with lifelong hunter Edwin Perry and his family. Having secured hunting rights for Ngaumu forest, it doesnt take long for Pete to see how these boys hunt.

(AO) Pete teams up with Trap and Trigger in search of wild pigs & deer along the Tararua ranges. Later, Jordan shows Pete the importance of a deer dog, and Makayla puts her dogs to the test.

Join Chef Lance Seeto on a journey to rediscover the foods of life as he combines ancient gastronomy and his knowledge of medicinal foods with a whole new world of flavours.

Join Chef Lance Seeto on a journey to rediscover the foods of life as he combines ancient gastronomy and his knowledge of medicinal foods with a whole new world of flavours.

Tui and her whānau enjoy a weekend hunting in Kawhia. They get involved with a youth programme that gives rangatahi experience in fishing, then they give their kai to local kaumatua.

Feathers go flying when Tui meets up with Mawera & Dave in Whakatane. Tui is inspired by their self sufficient lifestyle. Small game such as turkey, peacock and goat are all on the menu.

Tui takes part in a hunting bootcamp in Southern Taranaki. Hunter, Dave Benfell gives the group some top tips on shooting and animal behaviour.

Tui heads out into Manawatu with husband and wife team, Pania & Haaka. It’s Tui’s first time hunting the elusive Sambar deer and she learns that patience is a big part of hunting.