Beyond The Divide

Part 2. In part 2 of the British Columbia backcountry horse trak, we find out just how challenging a species the mountain goat is to find, let alone track down and harvest. Bodies, patience and commitment are pushed to the limits in the incredible terrain, and the scenery and other species encountered along the way prove to be as big a part of the attraction at the hunt itself. A few twists and turns take this hunting adventure right down to the wire.

Africa is a land rich in hunting history and tradition, and in this episode Rob travels to South Africa to hunt a remote region in search of the "Grey Ghost", the enigmatic bull kudu. This hunt is something very different to most African hunts, this hunt is all on foot, camping out in the bush with no high wire and no guarantees. This is the real Africa raw, untamed and unfenced.

The fallow deer is the most widespread of all the introduced deer species in Australia. The limestone foothills and mallee covered ridges of South Australia have long been regarded as their traditional home on the mainland and undoubtedly hold some of the best genetics in the country. Rob meets up with local hunter Morgan Trenaman in a post rut hunt and what eventuates is nothing short of amazing. Hunting dreams can come true!

Part 1. The Cobourg Peninsula is located on the far northern tip of the Northern Territory in the rigged, wild top end of Australia. It is in an area of pristine wilderness and a place where few white people get to visit. On this trip, Rob joins Mark as they head into an area on Cobourg that hasn't been hunted for nearly 15 years, stalking the dangerous and elusive banteng. Along the way they experience buffalo, wild pigs, crocodiles and dingos. Thisis a unique adventure with some incredible Australian scenery and heat.

Part 2. Rob and Mark continue their pursuit of Cobourg's banteng. Along the way they find some monster wild boars, dingos, buffalo and experience the incredible fishing of these remote waters.

The chital, or axis deer, are native to south east Asia and were introduced into Australia early last century. The rocky basalt hills and rolling grassy foothills of Northern Queensland's cattle country is trasitional mecca for hunters pursuing the beautiful and tenacious chital stag. In this episode, Rob meets up with good friend and hunting guide Clark McGhie, and together they try to track down a trophy on a very challenging hunt.

When he first started hunting medium sized game, Rob often travelled to North West NSW to hunt one of Australia's most sought after feral species, the wild pig. Feral goats were also a favorite on these trips to large private farming properties. In those times no hunting was allowed in the many state forests, but now things have changed thanks to the Game Council of NSW. This trip, Rob travels north to explore the public land hunting system and gets into some great hunting action out west.

Part 1. Fiordland, located on the South Island on New Zealand, is undoubtedly some of the toughest hunting terrain on earth. Home to towering peaks, ocean filled sounds, verticle rock faces, dense jungle forests and some of the most incredible scenery imaginable. It is also the home of the only release of wapiti in the southern hemisphere. Rob and Andrew take viewers on an epic journey throught the commitment and passion it takes to hunt this iconic wilderness.

Part 2. With civilization behind them the helicopter departs and with only the packs on their backs, the epic journey begins. Over the next 10 days, Rob and Andrew experience the true adventure that is Fiordland and document for the first time on film a full wapiti ballot hunt.