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(PG) See the diversity of hunting and gathering across land and sea. Told through the eyes of unique and entertaining characters from across New Zealand. New series, Tuesdays, 8.00pm.
The Matau Bros reunite and head out from Great Barrier in search of monster Tāmure; In Ohakune, Harry Clarke takes out keen novice shooter Bonnie.
PG, NEW: The Matau Bros are fishing while Gavin and TJ are hunting deer in Manawatu.
PG, Nore Martin catches up with Martin Cleave as they head to the Mokohinau Islands, while the Clarke boys have timed their hunt well in the middle of the annual stag roar.
PG, With calm weather on the horizon, Mori Rapana heads out with Nore Martin to target big kingfish for a feast, while Korey is deep in the ngahere to bring home the bacon.
PG, . Shannon Neho and Josh Timms hit the Bay of Islands to catch Snapper, while Hemi heads to Kaikōura in search of a trophy deer.
PG, The Brothers of Tangaroa go for a dive on the Kapiti Coast and Korey Gibson heads to Kaikōura in search of food for goat curry.
. Nore Martin and Mori Rapana head out past Cape Rodney in search of kingfish, while the Clarke boys head deep into the ngahere to land their uncle’s first ever stag.
The Matau Bros reunite and head out from Great Barrier in search of monster Tāmure; In Ohakune, Harry Clarke takes out keen novice shooter Bonnie.
. Amber Smith and Josh Timms head out from Whangarei on the hunt for huge snapper, while Gavin Wairau flies into the Kaweka Ranges in search of the elusive sika deer.
Celebrating Māori hunter-gatherers from all around Aotearoa. Today: Shannon Neho heads to Motu Kōkako hoping to catch a Kingfish; Korey and his whanau are out in Mangamaunu for a pig hunt.
PG, . A look back over the most compelling hunts, from smashing Kingys in the north, to hunting goats and pigs in Tokoroa.
PG, Social media sensation Jason Neute shows us some tricks of the trade on the water.
PG, The Clarke Boys are back at it in the bush tracking down deer; while Shannon Neho is off the coast at Houhora.
