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Join skilled hunter Peter Peeti as he hunts his way through Aotearoa. (AO) Tuesdays, 10.00 pm.
(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) In the small coastal township of Porangahau, Pete teams up with local farm managers Barry Magner and Ross Scott to help manage deer numbers.
(AO) Pete is back in Haast, teaming up with skilled mountain hunter Glenn "Weka" Kay. The elusive Tahr are this weeks target and things are looking promising.
(AO) Tucked away along the southeastern coast of the South Island is a hidden paradise known as Catlins. Les Dunn & Paul Hayes invite Pete to join in on their hunting expedition.
(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) This week, Pete is on the hunt for Canadian Geese, Wild Turkey and Fallow Deer with the Hall family in central Hawkes Bay.
(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) Wild pigs, known as pua’a, have thrived on Kauai and for many locals, hunting is a cherished practice. It’s not a hobby for these people it’s a way of life, a life Pete is very used to.
(AO) Pete is on the hunt for peafowl, goat and fallow deer in the Manawatu-Whanganui region. There’s no shortage of live targets for this episode, a hunt worth tuning in for.
ASB Polyfest 2019, Te Pou Herenga Waka-James Cook High School, Whakawātea
