EP-32 Interview with Tim Dunn creater off the HUNTAPOINT APP

11/03/14 • 22 min

This week a Interview with Tim Dunn creater off the HUNTAPOINT APP, find out whats its for and how it could help you! HUNTAPOINT IS 100% COMMITTED TO PROVIDING NEW ZEALAND WITH THE MOST POWERFULL, TEHCNOLOGICALLY ADVANCED HUNTING SMARTPHONE APPLICATION ON THE MARKET. OUR APP IS LOADED WITH HUNDREDS OF HUNTING LOCATIONS IN 16 NEW ZEALAND REGIONS AND INTEGRATED INTO OUR UNIQUE OFFLINE MEMORY TOPOMAP SYSTEM, ALL OF THIS TECHNOLOGY IS ACCESSED AT THE EASE OF YOUR FINGERTIPS. HUNTAPOINT ENSURES USERS CAN EASILY NAVIGATE AND RESEARCH HUNTING POINTS. See http://huntapoint.com for more info. https://www.facebook.com/Huntapoint

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EP31 - interveiw with Kim Swan, New Zealand's most successful pig hunting author

This week an interview with Kim Swan is without doubt New Zealand's most successful pig hunting author. Grunter Hunters, Chasin' Bacon, Boardom Busters, Hog Wild and now Piggin'. The stories get better, the people more way-out. Find out about Kim's life as she shares some of her hunting Knowledge with Stephen, and what keep her out there hunting each week! A great show for anyone who is keen on the outdoors in NZ Find her on facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wild-Kiwi-Hunting-Adventures

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Bonus Show - Australian Volunteers unwittingly paying to prop up canned hunting

From the ABC's Bush Telegraph with Cameron Wilson, Young Australian volunteers unwittingly paying to prop up 'cruel' canned hunting industry: South African conservationist. oung Australian volunteers are flying to South Africa and helping to raise lion cubs in the belief that they are going to be released back into the wild, only for those lions to be used purely for canned hunting purposes. That is the allegation of Ian Michler, a South African journalist and conservationist who has lobbied internationally to close down the canned hunting industry. 'A lot of young students are being lured over there, they are paying up to $1,000 a week to breeders to go and work in these properties on the grounds that they are doing something constructive for conservation,' said Mr Michler. 'It's a con.' Canned hunting takes place in confined environments, where animals, most commonly lions, have been bred to be killed. It differs from more traditional 'fair-chase' hunting, where the hunt takes place in an area large enough for the animal to have a chance of escape. 'In this day and age, where everything is on demand, canned hunting is a form where you can get your animal a lot cheaper, you can get it in a shorter period of time, and it is guaranteed,' said Mr Michler. 'The animal has no chance of escape.' Thank you to the ABC's Bush Telegraph for this Audio