Ep 119 The Hunting Stories Podcast: Ray Singer

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Ray Singer from New Zealand shares his remarkable journey into hunting on our podcast. Ray, a self-taught hunter, developed his passion while growing up on a small farm, armed only with air rifles and slingshots. Through our conversation, we explore New Zealand's unique hunting landscape, which lacks native big game but is rich with introduced deer species.
Ray's stories are a testament to the excitement and challenges of practical hunting. He details his transition from water sports to hunting, a shift motivated by the desire for a sustainable source of quality meat. From the exhilaration of his first successful goat hunt to the trials of his first solo expedition in the alpine wilderness, Ray's accounts are rich with personal growth and adventure. He navigates the ethical considerations of hunting, comparing the environmental impact of goats versus the emotional weight of hunting deer, offering listeners a nuanced perspective on the moral dilemmas faced by hunters.
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1. Ep 119 The Hunting Stories Podcast: Ray Singer (00:00:00)

2. Hunting Stories From New Zealand (00:00:05)

3. First Hunting Experience and Mentorship (00:14:03)

4. Hunting Ethics and Learning Experiences (00:21:29)

5. Rekindling a Passion for Hunting (00:30:51)

6. First Solo Hunting Expedition Success (00:36:03)

7. Hunting Success and Game Cooking (00:45:35)

8. Close Encounter and Successful Hunt (00:56:28)

9. Sharing Stories and Making Connections (01:07:38)