Why join I Am Hunter?
Want to improve your hunting, fishing and outdoor skills? Want to harvest your own wild game meats? Want tips to become more self-sufficient and less reliant on others to provide for you and your family? Want to ensure you still have the freedom to teach your kids and grandkids how to hunt and gather their own food?
Join I Am Hunter to learn new skills, change minds and help keep hunting alive for future generations.
In return, get some pretty cool member rewards including a FREE t-shirt, monthly prizes, discount codes and your chance to win a FREE guided hunt each year.
LEARN NEW SKILLS
Improve your hunting, fishing, outdoor and survival skills.
change minds
Help spread a positive message about hunting and keep it alive for future generations.
get rewarded
Member get a free t-shirt, discount codes, and amazing prizes.
Recent articles
Public land hunting in Tassie closes early due to Covid-19
Due to Covid-19, the Tasmania government has announced that all public land hunting is now closed.
Ridgeline Monsoon Anorak Review
Interested to see how the Ridgeline Monsoon Anorak performs in the rain? In this video review, Tash puts its waterproofing capablity to the test.
5 steps to learn to hunt
All hunters start at the beginning and must learn to hunt. In this article, we provide 5 practical tips for those who want to learn to hunt.
Recent podcasts
Ep 9: Hunting red stags in New Zealand with Lord of the Lettuce
We sat down with the Lord of the Lettuce, aka Garrick Cameron to talk about lettuce, politics and hunting NZ.
Ep 8: Hunting America with Jesse Phillips
In this I Am Hunter podcast, we talk to Jesse Phillips about hunting in America, teaching his kids to hunt, and life as a Marine. We also discuss what it was like growing up with twelve brothers and sisters, and answer one of the most important questions in the universe – does pineapple belong on pizza (of course it does).
Ep 7: Robert Borsak – how do you eat an elephant
How do you eat an elephant? According to Member of Parliament, Robert Borsak , it really is one bite at a time. It’s the same way Robert takes on the big fish in Australian politics, too. We chat to Robert Borsak in this I Am Hunter podcast.
Why hunters smile
Have you ever wondered why hunters smile in photos with dead animals? Find out why hunters smile after killing an animal and why it is not a bad thing.
How to field dress a kangaroo
In this video tutorial, learn how to field dress and gut an Eastern Grey Kangaroo for meat.
Episode 6: Hunting buffalo
In this thrilling episode of I Am Hunter, Rod and Jess head to the Northern Territory to hunt water buffalo and get a couple of big buffs down on the ground.
Tasmania hunting season 2020
Are you looking for information on the 2020 Tasmania hunting season? With the new changes to the Tassie deer season, we will have 39 weeks
Christmas gift ideas for men
With Christmas almost upon us, we have come up with some special hunting inspired gift ideas for men for the hunter in your life.
Understanding changes to fallow deer hunting in Tasmania
From the start of the 2020 Tasmanian deer season, recreational hunters will no longer require tags for antlerless deer. But this has led to some confusion from hunters who aren’t quite sure if the requirements around processing deer have also changed. We find out the answers.
Aussie light horse troop to assist with anti-poaching
Two members of the 7th Light Horse Troop in Gundagai will travel to South Africa to assist in training members of the wild mounted anti-poaching unit.
Episode 5 – This is Africa
In this episode of I Am Hunter, Tash bow hunts a nyala bull and describes what makes hunting in Africa unique.
6 common myths about hunting
In this article, we look at 6 common myths about hunting such as hunters hate animals, we don’t need to hunt, hunting is cruel, only humans kill for fun, humans have an unfair advantage, hunting kills endangered animals.
Slow cooked venison with gin
We love to experiment with cooking wild game. In this I Am Hunter recipe, learn how to make a delicious slow cooked casserole using venison and gin.
How 55 elephants were killed with kindness
In this article, find out how 55 elephants were killed with kindness in Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, and how their deaths could have been avoided.
Activists fail to save a rhinoceros and 10 giraffes
What happens when the world’s most vocal anti-hunting celebrities and animal activists are invited to save a rare rhinoceros and 10 Angolan giraffes from being hunted? Nothing. That’s right – they did not lift a finger and failed to save the wildlife.
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