From world-record-breaking expeditions to traditional techniques: The Wild Dispatch explores the incredible ways we connect with nature.
Full of honest conversations and occasional audio-adventures. This part-Brit part-South-African in America chats with guests about fishing, foraging, tracking, homesteading, ancient hunting, ultralight camping, and everything in between. Itβs a podcast for nature lovers βan owl-hoot to the skills and traditions that've got us here today.
From world-record-breaking expeditions to traditional techniques: The Wild Dispatch explores the incredible ways we connect with nature.
Full of honest conversations and occasional audio-adventures. This part-Brit part-South-African in America chats with guests about fishing, foraging, tracking, homesteading, ancient hunting, ultralight camping, and everything in between. Itβs a podcast for nature lovers βan owl-hoot to the skills and traditions that've got us here today.
In this episode, Robin, Fred Hammer, and Robin Gratz spend three action-packed days trying to land an African monster. This is no small feat. Historically South Africa has always been packed with high caliber apex predators: Lions, Leopards, Cheetahs, hyenas, packs of African wild dogs etc. As a result antelope have developed an incredible skill-set that helps to keep them alive. So, getting close with a bow in hand is sometimes laughably difficult. Nevertheless they manage to close the distance, and let arrows fly.Β
A big thanks to Fred Hammer from Bowhunting Africa for his fantastic guiding services, and Robin Gratz from Daggaboy films for capturing the adventure.Β
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