Stay ConnectedHosted by Stephen Spargo, The Hunting Show is for hunters, hobbyists and those who love the great outdoors.
Stephen started in radio when AM was still cool (not that long ago) and has been a keen hunter for as long as he can remember. Stephen has worked on both sides of the microphone so understands what it takes to deliver a truly all round package to both clients and interviews
This week Stephen gets has a yarn with a legend and a freind, Murray Matuschka. Find out about the meat hunting days and Murrays thughts on Hunting.
This Week Stephen is just looking up stuff online, dont judge it untill you try it! Is there really a Queens Chain?, and stuff like that.... http://wams.org.nz/wams_desktop/index.aspx
Marama Fox and Stephen talk about how The Treaty of Waitangi applies to hunters, and her thoughs on race relations. Marama is an experienced educational leader, who has taught at kohanga reo, kura kaupapa Maori, wharekura, public secondary schooling, and more recently as an advisor in the Ministry of Education. Throughout her career she has developed a flair in project management; in critical thinking, in relationship management; communication; leadership and strategic analysis – all transferable skills for the parliamentary arena. We are very excited about the quality representation she will offer for Ikaroa Rawhiti. Over the last few years her role in promoting Ka Hikitia, and Tataiako has continued to motivate her to look closely at the concept of transformation- of Maori succeeding as Maori. Marama is a proud mama of nine children and Whanau Ora has always resonated with her whanau, as a model for breeding success. Marama wants to dedicate the best years of her career to truly embedding Whanau Ora into the national psyche – and Ikaroa Rawhiti is the ideal environment to place her energy.
First show in the new studio! This week we talk to Matthew Pugh from Kiwi Bush Boys about young people hunting, find out his tips on getting young people out there! https://www.instagram.com/kiwibushboys/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsZu5XSyH_w&app=desktop
This Week Stephen and Jared talk a bit about where Jared came from in terms of his hunting and how this has influenced his lifestyle, his ethics and his interest and respect for the Native American Indian culture, and how this is intertwined with his interest in the American fur trapping era and primitive firearms. All this packed into the first show of 2016!!
This week Peter Blanks and Stephen talk Hunting and Relationships, how to keep both the home fires burning and your barrels hot....yes thats the best line I could come up with!! This is a good show to let your other 1/2 listen to.... https://www.facebook.com/mindblanks/
In Part 2 Cam and Stephen Talk about the Central North Island Sika Foundation Whether you hunt for meat, trophy or both, there is no denying that Sika present the hunter with challenges and interactions like no other deer species. Their vocal and inquisitive nature, combined with their ability to learn quickly from mistakes and adapt to hunting pressure makes them one of our most exciting and addictive big game animals to hunt. It is these traits that make the Sika one of New Zealand’s iconic hunting resources. To help facilitate a process of engagement with the Department of Conservation (DOC) and the Game Animal Council (GAC), the Central North Island Sika Foundation was formed. The Foundation has as its vision: ” Healthy Sika thriving in sustainable forests and grasslands, managed by stakeholders as a valued hunting resource” http://sikafoundation.co.nz/
In this show Cam and Stephen talk about Sika and herd management in the CNI About Cam I am passionate about wildlife management and have dedicated my working life to understanding some of the complex wildlife issues unique to New Zealand, sharing that understanding with others and trying to make a difference – out there in the real world. My training and work experience over the past 30 years through Massey University, New Zealand Forest Service, Department of Conservation and in the private and corporate sectors have given me a wealth of knowledge and practical experience. This knowledge and experience spans game, pest, threatened species and ecosystem management, related research and resource consent management. I have also developed strong networks and relationships with key practitioners and stakeholders along the way. Through this unique combination of knowledge, experience, networks and relationships, I can ensure you have access to the best advice and services. Wildlife Management Associates is committed to finding sustainable wildlife management solutions, to ensure your valued wildlife and natural ecosystem resources meet your aspirations and needs, now and into the future. Partner with us and get your wildlife happening.... Cam Speedy Wildlife Biologist Director – Wildlife Management Associates http://www.camspeedy.co.nz/
Hunter, Writer, Photographer Gary Johnson and Stephen chew the fat about Hunting Fitness, NZDA, Wapiti and tell a few tails. https://www.nzda.org.nz www.fwf.net.nz www.nzoutdoor.co.nz/
We talk to Paul L Clark fom NZ Ammo and The New Zealand Council of Licensed Firearm’s Owners. We also touch on fire arms history is NZ. Paul trained as an apprentice tool & die maker with the view to becoming a gunsmith. However, because of the poor income in this field, he decided not to go into this industry. Instead, he travelled extensively overseas. On his return to New Zealand he spent four years with the Forest Service as a professional wild animal control hunter, then went into sales, to gain experience in this field before setting up his own business, (New Zealand Ammunition Co Ltd), in 1983. Paul continues to be a keen hunter and was an Executive Member of the New Zealand Deerstalker’s Association. Paul is a Foundation Member of ‘COLFO’ (The New Zealand Council of Licensed Firearm’s Owners’) - a group set up to represent the collective interests of New Zealand firearms owners in maintaining a sensible balance of safeguards for the community while ensuring the responsible use of licensed firearms.
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