Stalking Shadows

Ep 51 Have Outfitters Ruined the Industry?

This Episode of the Stalking Shadows Podcast we Answer Questions Have Outfitters Ruined the Hunting Industry.
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Ep 50 A SA Hunters Mind Set.

In this Episode of the Stalking Shadows Podcast we Share how things Have changed for the Avid South African hunt and how some have changed their mind set to Paying for A hunt!
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Ep 49 Kimberley the Northern Cape Part 2

In this Episode of the Stalking Shadows we share our second Adventure in Kimberley.

Ep 48 Temu Trail Cameras

one Year review on Temu trail cameras.

Ep 47 Step By Step Break Down

In this Episode of Stalking Shadows, I share a step by step break down of how a Safari should run.

Ep 46 Wannabe Outfitters & Agents

In this Episode of Stalking Shadows, we share some stories about Wannabe Outfitters and the struggles with Agents.

Ep 45 The Cogs that Drive the Hunting Industry

This episode sheds light on who the important Role players are in the South African Hunting industry.

EP 44 Hunting the Northern Cape

this episode we share some hunting stories with the family in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa.

Ep 43 How a Professional selects the correct Trophy

In this Episode I share how a professional hunter selects a trophy for their client out in the bush. 

Ep 42 South African Hunters Have Their Say!

In this compelling episode of Stalking Shadows, we turn the spotlight on the voices that often go unheard—the local South African hunters. With international hunters driving up demand and making the industry more lucrative, how has this impacted the hunting culture, traditions, and opportunities for South Africans themselves? From seasoned professionals to new-generation hunters, we explore the shifting landscape of hunting in South Africa, the benefits and the challenges, and whether local hunters feel they are thriving or being sidelined. Is the financial boom from international interest a blessing, or has it come at a cost to local traditions and access? This is a no-holds-barred discussion you won’t want to miss. Join us as South African hunters finally have their say!