Field & Game Australia

Hunters United - Ramsey Russell from GetDucks.com joins a discussion on waterfowling around the world and the shared frustration of being stuck at home because of a global pandemic. Ever positive, Ramsey is looking forward to his next "duck day" and backing Field & Game Australia's push to unite hunting organisations. Ramsey has also recently launched his own podcast Duck Season Somewhere which you can check out here. The latest fireside chat is with our own Glenn Falla about hunting in Australia.

Restaurateur, winemaker and hunter Matt Fowles and chef and hunter Daniel Airo-Farulla discuss game food and its power to change perceptions.

Jeff Gordon from Winchester Australia joins us to talk shop. If you own a firearm you need ammo and Jeff talks us through the state of the industry, innovation, the continued interest in Duck Load, the COVID-19 impacts and the road to to recovery for the firearms industry and dealers.

Mark Marshall is considered one of the best shooting coaches in the world and he joins us for a long conversation about sporting and field shooting.
Mark is a World and British Champion and winner of this year’s South African Compak Championships with a score of 198/200. He recently joined E.J. Churchill as a full-time instructor and ground manager, following four years of freelance coaching, much of it in Australia, and prior to that 10 years at West London Shooting School (WLSS). The son of a gamekeeper – his father worked for Sir Joseph Nickerson – Mark grew up surrounded by shooting and is regarded as one of the best instructors in the world. Friendly and with a love of people, Mark teaches at the clay ground and in the field and bases his teaching around helping clients perfect their technique and on understanding how they learn. He says: “I try to get under the skin of my clients. Some need gentle bullying, some need nurturing and some need to have the mickey taken out of them; being a good coach is all about knowing people.”