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Toa Hunter Gatherer recaptures the traditional knowledge and techniques that have been lost since using modern ways to source kai. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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Made with the support of NZ On Air (AO). Owen pays homage to his whanau and pays them a visit after a successful hunt.
M, This week Owen heads to Wairoa to meet long range hunter Joel Storey. Hunting since he was a kid, an accident in his teens meant he had to change his style of hunting.
(AO) This week we revisit Craig on his Organic farm and finally get to see the amazing work he has done & Owen gets to hunt in Craig's liberated wetlands made back in season 1.
(AO) Owen makes the trip to Whanganui Headwaters to try his hand at fly fishing with Danny Hemopo Jnr who tells him about the blue duck and the surrounding land that his whānau used to work.
(AO) In the remote town of Waipiro Bay, Owen meets fellow hunter gatherer Trav Tawera. Elder Te Reo challenges them to hunt for Deer and dive for Ika, like they did back in the day.
In the rugged West Coast town of Whataroa, where Owen set out to hunt his first ever Chamois, he visits Mark & Brooke Molloy.
Owen and his guest, Tatai, travel East Coast style on horseback for a dive off the coast of Whangarā.
Made with the support of NZ On Air (AO). Owen pays homage to his whanau and pays them a visit after a successful hunt.
Made with the support of NZ On Air (AO). Owen heads to Te Taitokerau for a hunt and a bit of fishing off the rocks.
Made with the support of NZ On Air (AO). The journey continues in Molokai where Owen get taken on a hunting expedition on land and sea but experiences some unexpected encounters.
Made with the support of NZ On Air (AO). Owen travels to Hawaii’s Molokai Island where there is an abundance of deer but must hunt like the locals.
Made with the support of NZ On Air (AO). Tonight Owen heads to Mōtītī Island to put his homemade Hawaiian sling to the test.
Made with the support of NZ On Air (AO). Owen meets renowned Te Arawa hunter, Thomas Wharerau who has developed a way to hunt sustainably while educating the next generation of hunters
