In this issue

Early March and April is a time of year that I love to hunt.
Fallow, Red and Hog deer are talked about regularly. I love
a nice crisp morning looking for Reds too and I have shared
many times with close mates doing so. Letting a roar go and
waiting for a response I guess is what puts me back in touch
with my heritage.
To me it is traditional and la chasse is something that I shared
with my family in France as a kid growing up. The region of
the Vosges is where my mother was from and my father from
Bordeaux, so my mother has the hunter and gather in her
and my father brings the good wine to the table. Although
in saying that, my father was a very accomplished hunter for
the table. I still remember sitting at the table with my family
and while eating game, one or two of us would find a pellet
in our morsel and drop it on our plate with a laugh.
These were some of the happiest and fondest times that I
shared with my family and as we have all grown up, we now
have our own children that we will pass that tradition on to.
In my household it is small goods that seem to keep my kids
connected to hunting. Kabana, smoked venison and salami
seems to have the kids with their hands out for a few pieces
at the kitchen bench whenever I am cutting up a batch.
To me that is what it is all about, to head out into the bush or
on property and harvest game for the table. To prepare,
cook, indulge and reap the rewards of a successful hunt. To
break bread with family and friends, to me that’s Tradition
and Heritage right there!

Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Description:

The Australian Deer Hunter Magazine is a quarterly based publication that is designed for Australian deer hunters across Australia. The magazine enables hunters and technical writers to contribute editorial pieces that relate to our sport and industry.

Deer Hunter’s Magazine distribution now covers all of Australia with a national distribution of over 17,500 copies.

Our editorial and technical writers have been involved with deer hunting for many years and are well renowned within the Deer Hunting community. This ensures that the content within the 100 pages of each edition is valuable to all readers.

The magazine runs a balanced ration of Advertising vs. Editorial content. This ensures that our final product is appealing to the readers who want a publication that is jam packed full of information.

The magazine is also a strong supporter of clubs and organisations, the magazine also supports all forms of legal hunting.

The magazine has a wide audience appeal with its contents including stalking, hound hunting, bow hunting, gun dogs and in turn helps support them with relevant content.

Each edition of ADHM provides product reviews and educational pieces, which helps experienced deer hunter right through to those just starting out. It is hoped that through these informative articles and organisation related content that this helps bring new members to our sport and helps supporting clubs grow.

The Deer Hunter magazine also work closely with organisations such as the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Deer Hunting Clubs, Parks Vic, NSW Game Council and other organisations alike to ensure that readers are kept up to date with the latest news and current regulations.