PH Journals Podcast

This week we fill in where we left off on the last podcast. Part 2 we discuss the importance of the value of meat and how many hands the industry touches as a final product.

In this weeks episode of the Journal Podcast. I touch base on the conservation topic. This is a topic high on every hunters agenda and i feel in some instances is not correctly projected to the none hunting public. Part 1 of 2 will touch base on the land side of conservation.

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This weeks episode.

After a few weeks off due to sickness and the very first hunt of the year. We are back and ready with some new content. Touch on some of the ideas around the start of the season aswell as get into the past 14 day safari.

This weeks episode Dylan shares his back country experience and how it has changed his perspective on the hunting industry and rekindled his passion for the pursuit. 

This weeks episode we sit down and chatted to Jack Outdoors about some of the challenges from a social media perspective as-well as his involvement and knowledge of the South African Coastlines. Stunning session and had a great time chatting.

This weeks sponsors are

Nelsafari www.nelsafari.co.za

Trails to trophies www.trailstotrophies.co.za

PH Toolbox www.phtoolbox.co.za 

This week I answer a question I kinda new was coming. I dive into the obligations us as hunters hold when it comes to social media and the platforms that we use to project our passion. If you would like to find out more about sponsoring please email dylanlove229014@gmail.com.

In this week's episode I tackle a discussion I had the other day on PH's and their future in an industry that has been met with so many disruptions. Is there still a future in hunting and guiding in South Africa?

This week I had the privilege to host Doug Cockcroft from Spliting Image Taxidermy. Spliting image has always been a step of the game when it comes to Taxidermy in South Africa and it shows with the way they have expanded, attention to detail and new and unique approuch they have taken to one of the most important links in our industry. 

This weeks episode we dive deep into the South African archives to find the origins of the deer we have come to love so much. Fallow deer have been around the cape for almost 200 years and the March April months is one of the most exciting times of the year for South African hunters.

This week I was rocked by a single screen shot one of my followers sent me. So jumped on and just expressed my feelings about it. Not a long episode and wasn't the most fun but felt I needed to add my opinion.