Rabbit is an amazing food source that is lean and similar in taste to chicken. Hunting rabbits is a great way to help property owners control numbers, reduce the impact on the environment and harvest a great food source. Rabbits where introduced to Australia and are classified as a pest. During the depression years, Australia’s […]
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Magpie Geese
When we decided we were going to the Northern Territory we looked into not only fishing spots but areas where we could hunt Magpie geese. We have spoken to friends that have lived in the territory and said that the locals recognise these game birds as a delicacy and waterfowl should be on your bucket […]
Chevron
If you can gain access to a south western property and like to hunt, harvesting a feral goat for your own use can be rewarding. Goat is similar in flavour to lamb but much leaner. The meat has a supple texture. Chevron is the name used when describing goat meat. The most consumed red […]
Wild things in Cape York
When on our Cape York adventures we have come across many different animals and plants that you don’t get to see every day. Here are a few of the northern locals that we have come across. Corypha Palm A gigantic trunk that grows up to 30m tall an enormous crown that spans approximately 8m across. […]
Kabana
STEP 1 – Find a herd of chital stags, pick out a spiker and harvest. STEP 2 – Chill the meat STEP 3 – Dwane folding the seasoning through the mince to go into the sausage filler to make kabana. STEP 4 – Cook the kabana in a gas fired smoker. […]
Australia Day Hunt
It was the afternoon before Australia day and Melissa and I had gone bush. We had set up camp up in the hills of our friend’s cattle property at the head waters of the Brisbane River. Thanks to some recent rain the hills were covered in a blanket of green grass. We had the camp […]
