The Hunter's Club

New Zealand is the only place in the world where you can hunt the majestic Himalayan Tahr, but it's much easier said than done. Ice axes, crampons, and an ability to withstand freezing temperatures are all necessary.

The Whitetail or 'Grey Ghosts' of Stewart Island are extremely elusive, requiring a lot of patience to successfully hunt. We put in some incredibly long hours in the treestand.

The first weekend in May signals the start of Duck Shooting season in New Zealand. We head to Mossburn to take in the color and excitement of this quintessentially Kiwi event.

Sika Deer are the jewel of NZ's North Island. Known as one of the most cunning of all deer species, their unique behavior makes them a prized quarry amongst hunters.

The heat of summer months in Central Otago is usually enough to keep keen hunters off the hill and in front of the cricket, but not the Hunters' Club.

Visiting Molesworth Station, New Zealand's largest working farm, to lend a hand in reducing the overabundance of Canada geese.

The lads hit the road for majestic Mount Cook National Park to the exact same spot where 12 months earlier a gigantic bull tahr managed to give them the slip.

Helicopters, white water rafting, and more, this episode has a bit of everything! We're joined by the Kiwi Bushman on a colorful expedition in deepest darkest Westland.

We are joined this week by Emma, the newly married wife of one of our regular hunters Dan. We set out to bag Emma her first ever chamois buck.

In this episode, the team head into Fiordland for the 'Bugle', the time of year when the prized Wapiti, the largest and most majestic of all deer species, are in full voice.