PH Journals Podcast

In this week’s solo episode of PH Journals, I’m pulling back the curtain on the hunting industry — not from the outside looking in, but from inside the trade, looking out.

After years as a professional hunter, I’ve seen the highs and the lows of this industry. But it’s time we ask the hard questions:
Are we really just victims of anti-hunting pressure… or are we sometimes guilty of playing that card ourselves?

This episode dives into:
🔸 The internal struggles of the hunting world
🔸 Ethics, morals, and values we can’t afford to ignore
🔸 The lack of unity and support within our own ranks
🔸 How greed and ego can cloud our true purpose
🔸 The need to return to what really matters as hunters, outfitters, and influencers

This isn’t about pointing fingers — it’s about starting a conversation that could reshape the way we move forward as a community.

🎧 Listen in, reflect, and let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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In this week’s solo episode of PH Journals, I break down the shocking developments from the recent meeting between President Cyril Ramaphosa and former U.S. President Donald Trump — a conversation that’s already sending ripples through the international hunting community.

With concerns over land expropriation without compensation, genocide, and the potential rise in refugee movement, many overseas hunters are now canceling their safaris to South Africa out of fear and uncertainty. I highlight the key takeaways from the meeting and what it could mean for hunters, outfitters, and conservation going forward.

🎙️ Plus, in our ever-popular segment, we take a lighthearted but honest look at why bringing your missus on safari might just make the experience even more memorable — from shared sunsets to unexpected surprises in camp!

🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for updates on all things hunting, conservation, and the African bushveld.

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In this week’s solo episode of PH Journals, I break down the shocking developments from the recent meeting between President Cyril Ramaphosa and former U.S. President Donald Trump — a conversation that’s already sending ripples through the international hunting community.

With concerns over land expropriation without compensation, genocide, and the potential rise in refugee movement, many overseas hunters are now canceling their safaris to South Africa out of fear and uncertainty. I highlight the key takeaways from the meeting and what it could mean for hunters, outfitters, and conservation going forward.

🎙️ Plus, in our ever-popular segment, we take a lighthearted but honest look at why bringing your missus on safari might just make the experience even more memorable — from shared sunsets to unexpected surprises in camp!

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🎙️ Today on the PH Journals Podcast, I’m joined by a childhood friend and returning guest — a fellow passionate hunter who's no stranger to the channel.

We dive deep into the world of modern hunting, covering everything from bowhunting vs rifle hunting, gear choices, and our personal takes on the evolving culture of the outdoors. This episode is packed with authentic hunting stories, laughs, and real talk about the ethics of conservation, hunting disciplines, and what it means to be a responsible hunter in today’s world.

Whether you’re into public land hunting, African safaris, or just love tuning into genuine hunting conversations, this one’s for you.

🔥 Topics Covered:

Hunting gear and tactics

Bowhunting vs rifle hunting

Conservation and hunting ethics

Hunting in South Africa

Real, personal hunting experiences

🦌 Subscribe for more episodes featuring professional hunters, outfitters, and outdoor experts as we explore everything from gear reviews to big game hunting adventures.

🎙️ Today on the PH Journals Podcast, I’m joined by a childhood friend and returning guest — a fellow passionate hunter who's no stranger to the channel.

We dive deep into the world of modern hunting, covering everything from bowhunting vs rifle hunting, gear choices, and our personal takes on the evolving culture of the outdoors. This episode is packed with authentic hunting stories, laughs, and real talk about the ethics of conservation, hunting disciplines, and what it means to be a responsible hunter in today’s world.

Whether you’re into public land hunting, African safaris, or just love tuning into genuine hunting conversations, this one’s for you.

🔥 Topics Covered:

• Hunting gear and tactics

• Bowhunting vs rifle hunting

• Conservation and hunting ethics

• Hunting in South Africa

• Real, personal hunting experiences

🦌 Subscribe for more episodes featuring professional hunters, outfitters, and outdoor experts as we explore everything from gear reviews to big game hunting adventures.

Sometimes, the reality of hunting gets skewed—especially online. In this solo episode of the PH Journals podcast, I dive into the complex dilemma of perception versus intention in the hunting industry.

🎙️ From public criticism to behind-the-lens decisions, we explore the responsibility that comes with creating ethical hunting content, how our intentions can be misinterpreted, and why it’s more important than ever to lead with honesty, respect, and awareness.

Whether you're a content creator, professional hunter, or passionate outdoorsman, this episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the modern hunting narrative.

🦌 Subscribe for more solo episodes and in-depth discussions from the African bushveld and beyond!

Sometimes, the reality of hunting gets skewed—especially online. In this solo episode of the PH Journals podcast, I dive into the complex dilemma of perception versus intention in the hunting industry.

🎙️ From public criticism to behind-the-lens decisions, we explore the responsibility that comes with creating ethical hunting content, how our intentions can be misinterpreted, and why it’s more important than ever to lead with honesty, respect, and awareness.

Whether you're a content creator, professional hunter, or passionate outdoorsman, this episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the modern hunting narrative.

🦌 Subscribe for more solo episodes and in-depth discussions from the African bushveld and beyond!

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🎙️ This Week on PH Journals

The past two weeks have been nothing short of a rollercoaster—filled with unforgettable memories, the ups and downs of the business world, and a surprise acknowledgement I never saw coming. In this episode, I take you through it all—raw, real, and unfiltered.

To wrap it up, we switch gears with a safari story for the ages—light-hearted, wild, and one you won't want to miss.

👉 Tune in, subscribe, and join me on this journey.

In this solo episode, I dive into the fascinating world of South Africa’s indigenous antelope species—breaking down which species naturally belong to each province before the rise of game farming and wildlife relocation.

From the elusive nyala of KwaZulu-Natal to the iconic springbok of the Northern Cape, we explore how conservation, commercialization, and habitat management have reshaped the natural range of our wildlife. I also touch on the Cape buffalo’s true homeland and discuss species like sable, lechwe, and bontebok—some native, some introduced, and all important to our hunting heritage.

🔍 Topics Covered:

• Indigenous antelope by province

• Natural vs introduced range

• Conservation and ethical hunting

• Neighboring country species and their origins

• The role of game farms in shaping wildlife presence

Whether you're a PH, a hunter, a conservationist, or just someone passionate about Africa’s wildlife legacy—this episode is packed with insight and history.

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Ever heard that eating chicken before a hunt brings bad luck? Or that putting your gun on the bed is a guaranteed way to ruin your trip? In this episode, I dive into some of the wildest hunting superstitions and old wives' tales—from pre-hunt rituals to animal behavior myths and post-hunt traditions. Do they hold any truth, or are they just stories passed down through generations?

I’ll also share some personal hunting experiences and whether I believe in these myths. Have you heard or followed any of these superstitions? Drop a comment below!

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