Hunting
‘Stones rattled behind me and I spun round to see another stag, a monster … His antlers looked enormous against the background of bush … The deer I’d been waiting for, for three-and-a-half years!’ Barry Crump’s 1960
Part of story: Hunting
Hunting
Hunting times Upland game are usually hunted in the middle of a bright, sunny winter’s day. Traditional waterfowl-hunting, on the other hand, is done in the early morning or evening.
Part of story: Game birds
Hunting culture
Shooting continues from maimais, hides and blinds throughout the season. Hunters also shoot over stubble paddocks, stalk the edges of heavily willowed rivers and