What is I Am Hunter?
We are passionate about keeping hunting alive, and use education and advocacy to demonstrate the positive benefits of ethical, fair-chase hunting to all society, not just hunters.
The sad truth is that hunting is under attack. There are people that will tell you that hunting is a privilege not a right, or that it has no place in modern society. And those people want nothing more than to remove ALL forms of hunting.
If we, as hunters, stay silent and do nothing, we will lose our freedom to hunt.
Our goal is to use I Am Hunter to:
- Demonstrate how conservation and hunting go hand-in-hand.
- Teach people how to be ethical, safe, fair-chase hunters who respect the animals we harvest.
- Show that hunting is one of the best ways to live a sustainable, organic and ‘harm-free’ lifestyle.
- Keep hunting alive and pass on the tradition of hunting to future generations.
For less than 50c a day, members help support the fight to keep hunting alive by spreading a positive message about hunting to the wider community.
In return, members get access to exclusive member rewards including a free I Am Hunter t-shirt (conditions apply – see membership options for more details), monthly and annual giveaways, as well as member discounts and special offers.
Recent articles
Easy rabbit casserole
Learn how to make a delicious slow-cooked, winter casserole using fresh rabbit or hare meat from your hunt.
Gutless Gutwein bans bowhunting
Minister for DPIPWE, Peter Gutwein has today swallowed the bait offered up by animal activists and officially banned ALL bowhunting activity in Tasmania. This follows a
How has social media changed things for hunters by Holly Overman
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What can Australia learn from the North American wildlife model?
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How can killing animals save them?
It is one of the biggest paradoxes of wildlife conservation that killing animals could be the best way to save them. In fact, on the
How the sly fox pulled the wool over our eyes
If animals really did exhibit human traits, then the fox could well be described as the best PR consultant in the history of the world.