Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Edition 26:
EURO MOUNTS 
FEATURED: CLASSIC DEER HUNTING CARTRIDGE 303 
ARROW BUILDING 
THE FUNDAMENTALS OF HUNTING ;
A GUIDE FOR ALL MOUNTAIN & BACKCOUNTRY HUNTERS;
STONEY CREEK HEAD GEAR;
BURRIS ELIMINATOR LASER SCOPE ;

and much more...

The team has worked really hard over the Xmas
break and writers were finalising their articles on
the eve of Christmas. Now you must give it to them
for commitment to their readers. Most of our
writers are still working full time jobs or running
their own businesses and have young families to
keep them busy. With time against them when it
comes to sitting and put pen to paper, I understand
just how difficult that can be. Now we have a
couple of our senior writing staff that are already
retired and boy do they rub it into us constantly!
Sending us pictures of a massive Murray Cod and
Hog deer pictures off their trail cameras telling us of
tales on recent hunts and opportunities. I just need
to get them writing a little more, but I’ll keep
working on that.
This Edition features 8 reader stories and 9 technical
articles. We welcome a few new writers to the team
at ADHM and we just keep doing what we love and
that’s publishing


We welcome our readers to the 38th Edition of the
Australian Deer Hunter magazine. October already…
gee this is really flying along.
It also means that the warmer months will be upon us
shortly, but October is also a prime time to hunt
Sambar deer. Sambar deer are by far the highest
revered deer in Australia, an honour well deserved as
our premier game animal. They are the most
established species of deer in Australia and are by far
the hardest to successfully hunt. Remember the gates
reopened on the Melbourne Cup long weekend. A
great advantage to be gained from this type of hunting
is access as the deer would have had very little
hunting pressure for the last 4½ months of the year
apart from the backpack hunters.
Taking a closer look at this Edition we have some
cracker Technical articles. We welcome Jake Morgan
back after his leave of absence while moving the
family from Wangaratta back to Colac, so look out for
more great articles from Jake. Noel brings the art of
blood trailing and finding a wounded deer. Toby
Haynes takes a look at Binocular harness systems and
Matthew Schmidt brings the 35 Whelen to the Classic
Deer Hunting Cartridges series.

Welcome to the 37th Edition of the Australian Deer Hunter
magazine. This Edition signifies 10 years of a magazine
that has grown and transformed from its early beginnings.
I still remember the day I came home from the bush after
being ribbed by two good mates about my idea of starting
an informative magazine, its sole purpose was to help
educate and motivate. I still remember the look on
Halena’s face when I told her about my grand idea.
Pregnant with twins and not really in the mood for my
dribble, I think she gave me some choice words as I
departed to the office to begin working on what would
become our 1st Edition which hit the shelves July of 2007.
Since them humble beginnings, ADHM has grown to
become one of this Country’s biggest dedicated deer
hunting magazine and we have you, the readers, to thank
for that. Your support through buying ADHM and by
sending content helps us produce what awaits for you all
on the newsstands.
I have had 10 years at the helm of this magazine and have
had the privilege meeting some great people along the
way. I have sat back and watched our deer hunting
culture and the number of active hunters grow almost
two-fold.

Early March and April is a time of year that I love to hunt.
Fallow, Red and Hog deer are talked about regularly. I love
a nice crisp morning looking for Reds too and I have shared
many times with close mates doing so. Letting a roar go and
waiting for a response I guess is what puts me back in touch
with my heritage.
To me it is traditional and la chasse is something that I shared
with my family in France as a kid growing up. The region of
the Vosges is where my mother was from and my father from
Bordeaux, so my mother has the hunter and gather in her
and my father brings the good wine to the table. Although
in saying that, my father was a very accomplished hunter for
the table. I still remember sitting at the table with my family
and while eating game, one or two of us would find a pellet
in our morsel and drop it on our plate with a laugh.
These were some of the happiest and fondest times that I
shared with my family and as we have all grown up, we now
have our own children that we will pass that tradition on to.
In my household it is small goods that seem to keep my kids
connected to hunting. Kabana, smoked venison and salami
seems to have the kids with their hands out for a few pieces
at the kitchen bench whenever I am cutting up a batch.
To me that is what it is all about, to head out into the bush or
on property and harvest game for the table. To prepare,
cook, indulge and reap the rewards of a successful hunt. To
break bread with family and friends, to me that’s Tradition
and Heritage right there!

Welcome to the 35th Edition of the Australian Deer Hunter Magazine.  
We hope that you and your families have enjoyed the festive season and that Santa was good to all of you hunters.  I know that Santa had to deliver man subscriptions and ADHM merchandise across the country.
This time of year can be a slow start, not just due to all the food and booze but more so from the high temperatures that are experienced this time of year.  That being said its always a great time of the year to scout for Reds, Fallow and Hog deer.  I still see plenty of pictures of Sambar being taken; it just shows you how lucky we are in this great country of ours to be able to hunt deer all year round minus Hog deer and the NSW closed deer season on some species.
I often have mates in America comment on just how lucky we are compared to their regulated season.  Although their game species are managed by the Department of Fish and Wildlife, seasons are based on the population and health of the deer herds.  That being said here in Australia there is still nothing better than that feeling of freedom you get when you grab your rifle and head out for a hunt.   
This Edition is ‘Jam Packed’ with all the content you have grown to love about the Deer Hunter magazine.  We feature eight big reader hunts, two reviews and seven ‘Big Technical’ articles.
Doug gets all Hog deer on us with his feature article ‘April Hog deer….. The Challenge’.  Doug gives us an insight into hunting these great little deer and it’s a must read for anyone who is planning on hunting Hog deer this season.
Ross Price continues with his well-received article series Sambar Success…A guide’s perspective.  We are pleased to have Ross added to ADHM’s group of well-respected technical writers. 

Welcome to the 34th Edition of the Australian Deer Hunter magazine.  We hope that the last Edition has tied you over for the last few months.  The team at ADHM has pulled out all stops to give you a magazine that is packed full to hold you all out until our January 2017 Edition.  
This Edition features 10 Technical articles to keep you reading for longer.  We welcome some big names to the magazine and have some returning senior writers as well.  Being a technical writer for a quarterly magazine like ADHM is a little bit like a double edge sword.  You enjoy writing but you must back it up every 2 months with a new article for the next magazine.  This also extends to being a publisher, trust me I say that producing a magazine that is 100 pages in size is a big job.  Layout, advertising, content, planning and finally putting it all together after proofing and then final proofing…Yep it’s a big job but we love doing it!
This Edition welcomes 3 new writers to the team; Ross Price, Pat Tydings and Tyler Atkinson.  We also welcome back long term writer, Noel O’Connor, who has been building his dream home.  
Ross Price is a well-respected hunter who cut his teeth on Sambar deer in Victoria.  Ross has gone on to hunt overseas and has had great success as a hunting guide.  Ross will bring a new dimension to ADHM and all the team are excited to have him on-board.  Pat Tydings who owns Boulder Creek Archery in Willow Tree joins the team at ADHM.  Pat will be regularly contributing informative archery articles.  Finally, we welcome Tyler Atkinson who will be contributing on several different subjects.  Tyler is a great furniture maker, knife maker and avid bow hunter.  We look forward to Tyler’s contributions to ADHM.  

Welcome to the 33rd Edition of the Australian Deer Hunter Magazine.  We are excited to bring you yet another instalment of Australian #1 reader’s magazine when it comes to deer and deer hunting.  Nine years on and we are still here!  
I still remember the day that we brought out the first Edition of the Victorian Deer Hunter magazine.  As the magazines distribution grew quickly it formally changed name to the Australian Deer Hunter magazine in 2010.  We look back on those early editions in amazement to see how far we have come.  We made a promise to our readers and our advertisers early on that we would always print here in Australia and we have managed to do this.  Keeping the dollars here benefits local and Australian based businesses and it’s something we are proud of.  When you read our publication always remember it’s a 100% Australian made and owned family business.
Our Family extends to our writers and especially our technical writers.  The team works hard to bring you, the readers, a polished and informative range of articles…technical articles that are aimed at educating new and seasoned hunters.  The one thing with hunting and our industry is that you never stop learning, the industry continues to grow and so does the opportunities for hunting across the country.  Gary Rodgers, Editor, ADHM

Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Edition 32: Technical Articles that feature in this edition Merino Wool – The Pros and Con, Backpack Hunting - Part 3, To Build or Not To Build Covering New Ground - Part 2, Chasing Chital in NSW, Taxidermy 101 - Part 2.  Product Reviews include Hunters Element Hydrafuse Superlight, Swarovski EL 10x42 Range Binoculars, Classic Deer Hunting Cartridges, Rifle Review: Sako .375 Review. A great lineup of stories 


Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Edition 31: Technial Articles that feature in this edition Backpack Hunting - Part 2; What Deer See; Setting Up Your Rifle; Covering New Ground; Classic Deer Hunting Cartridges; Just That Little Bit Different. Product Reviews: Leupold Binoculars, At Home Tanning For Flat Rugs and Rifle Review on the Sako 85 Carbonlight; Gourmet Hunters - Corned Venison. A great line up of stories, 2015 Red Deer Roar Adventures; Sambar Hunting Shenanigans; Pedro The Spanish Black; Birthday Stag; My First Stag; Sambar Success; Stag Season; Grand Finale; Beginners Luck and much more...

Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Edition 30:
Product Review: Outdoor Edge Razor-Pro ;
Product Review: Hunter Element Gear 2015;
The Trip That Nearly Went Right;
My Return To Charters Towers;
Liam's First Deer;
A Stag of a life time;
and much more...

Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Edition 29:
The Next Step Of The Journery;
Tom's Deer Hunt;
Shorty's Birthday Stag;
My 2015 Fallow Rut;
Sambar Trip 2014;
Mateship & Trusted Mates;
Persistence Past Its Prime;
and much more...

Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Edition 28:
2015 HOG DEER SEASON UPDATE : DEER & THE MOON 
DO THE PHASES OF THE MOON AFFECT DEER BEHAVIOUR ?
REVIEWS: HUNTING WITH HOYT - HUNTERS ELEMENT NEW FOR 2015;
RIFLE REVIEW: KIMBER MODEL 84M MOUNTAIN ASCENT;
Noel O' Connor : Fallow Deer Three Windows Of Opportunity : On Page 22;
Mike Spray : The Firearm Safety Code : On page 40 ;
and much more...

Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Edition 27:
Rifle Review: Sauer s 101 xt bolt action;
Huntech clothing - stoney microtough pants - ridgeline clothing ;
ANZAC Weekend Stag ;
Hog deer Hunt;
Red Stag Success;
My 28.5" In Hard Velvet;
Mathew Schmidt:Classic deer Hunting Cartridges .270 Winchester;
Murray Horsfield 30-06 Big Game Bullets Tested ;
and much more...

Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Edition 25:
RIFLE REVIEW: HUNTERS ELEMENT VEIL DECEPTION CAMOUFLAGE;
REVIEWS: RIDGELINE APACHE BOOTS 
CHIRUCA HUNTING GEAR - PART 2;
The Anzac Day Stag ;
Antlers At Last ;
My First Hog Deer;
Product Review: Hunters Element veil Deception Camouflage;
and much more..

In this issue: Product Review: Churica Clothing, Swarovski Field Shot And Cover Photos, Swarovski Optik’s PA-i5 adapter for iPhone 5 & 5s, 2014 Sydney SSAA Shot Expo Press Release, Rusa, 20 Years To The Day - Part 2 and more....

Australian Deer Hunter Magazine Edition  23:
NOW THAT YOU HAVE SHOT A DEER, WHAT TO DO WITH IT! FUNDAMENTALS PART 2: 2014 SIKA SHOW UPDATE ;
CARTRIDGES OF THE WORLD 11TH EDITION;
BUFFALO HUNTERS: PART 2: OUTBACK ADVENTURE;
LONG LIVE THE KING;
MUST-SEE-MUST-DO HUNTING SHOW SET TO OFFER EVEN MORE;
and much more...

In this issue: Ridgeline’s Grassland Camo Review,Swarovski Field Shot And Cover Photos, Sako 85 Finnlight .338 Win Mag Review, Triple ‘F’, Fog • First Light • Fifteen Pointer, The Transition From Hack To Hunter. and more.....

Edition 21:
PULLING THE TRIGGER ;
BLOOD TRAILING PART II
RIFLE REVIEW: SAUER YUKON 9.3X62
Hunters' Photos ;
Stoney Creek In 2013 ;
ADHM Competition Winners & New Season Competitions ;
Ridgeline New For 2013 ;
Hunters Element XTR Extreme Hunter Jacket Review ;
Trail Camera Photos ;
and much more...

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The Australian Deer Hunter Magazine is a quarterly based publication that is designed for Australian deer hunters across Australia.  The magazine enables hunters and technical writers to contribute editorial pieces that relate to our sport and industry. 

Deer Hunter’s Magazine distribution now covers all of Australia with a national distribution of over 17,500 copies. 

Our editorial and technical writers have been involved with deer hunting for many years and are well renowned within the Deer Hunting community. This ensures that the content within the 100 pages of each edition is valuable to all readers. 

The magazine runs a balanced ration of Advertising vs. Editorial content. This ensures that our final product is appealing to the readers who want a publication that is jam packed full of information. 

The magazine is also a strong supporter of clubs and organisations, the magazine also supports all forms of legal hunting.  

The magazine has a wide audience appeal with its contents including stalking, hound hunting, bow hunting, gun dogs and in turn helps support them with relevant content. 

Each edition of ADHM provides product reviews and educational pieces, which helps experienced deer hunter right through to those just starting out. It is hoped that through these informative articles and organisation related content that this helps bring new members to our sport and helps supporting clubs grow.  

The Deer Hunter magazine also work closely with organisations such as the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Deer Hunting Clubs, Parks Vic, NSW Game Council and other organisations alike to ensure that readers are kept up to date with the latest news and current regulations.

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