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Join skilled hunter Howard (Howie) Morrison Jnr as he hunts his way through Aotearoa. (AO) Tuesdays, 9.30pm.
(AO) This week former presenter Glen Osborne invites Howie to his home turf to hunt the upper reaches of impressive Waitōtara Valley.
(AO) This week Howie searches for the highly elusive mountain goat and Delmar takes us on a journey through the local landscape where bears and other dangerous critters lurk at every turn.
(AO) This week Howie is on the hunt for wild deer near Carpenter Lake. The winter chill keeps the hunters lively as Howie learns of the stirring traditions of these great First Nation people.
(AO) Today Howie is in Canada with Native American buddy, Delmar Williams. Deer roam freely in this unforgiving environment so the hunters prepare themselves for a man versus beast face-off.
(AO) This week Howie is in Geraldine with father-daughter hunting pair, Brendan and Aleisha Matthews. Brendan takes Howie on horseback to where the deer and wild pig play.
(AO) This week Howie heads home to Rotorua for the Sir Howard Morrison Super 4 Club Competition. Competing for $5000 & bragging rights, the hunt is on at this annual showdown.
(AO) Today Howie is in Marlborough Sounds with Huntress of the South, Kelly Lee. Multi-skilled Kelly takes us on an excitement packed wild pig hunt in the southern hinterland.
(AO) Howie takes us on a journey into the heartland of New Zealand with salt-of-the-earth characters who are passionate about hunting in the stunning outdoors of Aotearoa.
(AO) This week, Pete catches up with the Hewat whānau from the Gunaikurnai tribe in Victoria to learn how they harvest food for the dinner table.
(AO) This week, Pete catches up with the Hewat whānau from the Gunaikurnai tribe in Victoria to learn how they harvest food for the dinner table.
(AO) Pete heads to the South Island to catch up with a legendary hunter and well known pig dog breeder, John Lockley.
(AO) In the small coastal township of Porangahau, Pete teams up with local farm managers Barry Magner and Ross Scott to help manage deer numbers.
