PH Journals Podcast

In this episode of PH Journals, I share the story of my recent Bontebok hunt — a uniquely South African species that came back from the brink of extinction thanks to hunters and conservationists. The Bontebok is often overlooked, but it deserves its place as one of Africa’s great conservation success stories. I also dive into the very real struggles South Africans face when trying to hunt abroad. From visa nightmares in Spain, the UK, Ireland, Scotland, the USA, and Canada, to the impact of the exchange rate, firearm permits, and the sheer logistics of traveling with gear — hunting overseas comes with challenges many don’t realize. And of course, no PH Journals episode is complete without some campfire stories! This week features not one but two hilarious listener submissions — from baboon chaos in the blinds to a bushbaby “ambush” gone wrong. 📌 Topics covered in this episode: My Bontebok hunt and why it matters Conservation and the comeback of the Bontebok Visa struggles and costs of South Africans hunting abroad Bucket-list destinations like Spain, Scotland, USA, and Canada Listener hunting stories that will leave you laughing If you enjoy this episode, don’t forget to subscribe to PH Journals for more hunting stories, conservation insights, and real talk from the field. 👉 Do you want me to also make a shorter, punchier IG post caption out of this to drive your followers to the YouTube episode?

In a world consumed by technology, money, and artificial intelligence, one question remains — what does true wealth really look like? In this episode of PH Journals, I explore why hunters are among the wealthiest individuals on earth — not because of their bank accounts, but because of their connection to something far more valuable: moments, memories, nature, and one another. As society races ahead, chasing digital status and financial gain, hunters quietly continue to invest in real interactions, human connection, and the raw beauty of the wild. 🔊 Tune in as we unpack the idea that it’s not what you own, but what you experience that defines wealth — and why hunting offers something that no tech, money, or AI ever can. 👇 Let me know in the comments what true wealth means to you. #HuntingPodcast #PHJournals #TrueWealth #AIvsNature #HuntingLifestyle #OutdoorWisdom

In a world consumed by technology, money, and artificial intelligence, one question remains — what does true wealth really look like? In this episode of PH Journals, I explore why hunters are among the wealthiest individuals on earth — not because of their bank accounts, but because of their connection to something far more valuable: moments, memories, nature, and one another. As society races ahead, chasing digital status and financial gain, hunters quietly continue to invest in real interactions, human connection, and the raw beauty of the wild. 🔊 Tune in as we unpack the idea that it’s not what you own, but what you experience that defines wealth — and why hunting offers something that no tech, money, or AI ever can. 👇 Let me know in the comments what true wealth means to you. #HuntingPodcast #PHJournals #TrueWealth #AIvsNature #HuntingLifestyle #OutdoorWisdom

In this episode of PH Journals, I dive into the gear I trust every day in the African bush. From boots to bullets, optics to knives, I break down exactly what I carry and why it’s earned a place in my hunting setup. Whether you’re a seasoned PH or a weekend warrior, this episode gives you insight into reliable, field-tested gear that performs when it matters most. Gear Covered in This Episode: Jim Green African Ranger Boots – Rugged, local, built for the African terrain. Vortex Fury HD 5000 Rangefinder Binoculars – Game-changing optics and rangefinder in one. Maven Spotting Scope – Clear glass and compact size for long-range spotting. Kuiu Camo Clothing – Lightweight, durable, and terrain-blending camo for every climate. Havalon & Custom Skinning Knives – Surgical precision and handcrafted durability. .270 150gr Hornady Ballistic Tip Bullets – Ethical, reliable, and powerful. Sako 85s .270 Rifle – Finnish craftsmanship meets South African performance. Dogtra Pathfinder GPS Dog Collars – Smart, signal-free tracking for your four-legged teammate. 🗣️ Got questions about my kit? Drop them in the comments or let me know what’s in YOUR gear bag. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss future episodes on gear, hunting ethics, field stories, and more.

In this episode of PH Journals, I dive into the gear I trust every day in the African bush. From boots to bullets, optics to knives, I break down exactly what I carry and why it’s earned a place in my hunting setup. Whether you’re a seasoned PH or a weekend warrior, this episode gives you insight into reliable, field-tested gear that performs when it matters most. Gear Covered in This Episode: Jim Green African Ranger Boots – Rugged, local, built for the African terrain. Vortex Fury HD 5000 Rangefinder Binoculars – Game-changing optics and rangefinder in one. Maven Spotting Scope – Clear glass and compact size for long-range spotting. Kuiu Camo Clothing – Lightweight, durable, and terrain-blending camo for every climate. Havalon & Custom Skinning Knives – Surgical precision and handcrafted durability. .270 150gr Hornady Ballistic Tip Bullets – Ethical, reliable, and powerful. Sako 85s .270 Rifle – Finnish craftsmanship meets South African performance. Dogtra Pathfinder GPS Dog Collars – Smart, signal-free tracking for your four-legged teammate. 🗣️ Got questions about my kit? Drop them in the comments or let me know what’s in YOUR gear bag. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss future episodes on gear, hunting ethics, field stories, and more. #PHJournals #GearReview #HuntingGear #ProfessionalHunter #AfricanHunting #Sako85 #VortexOptics #KuiuCamo #Havalon #Dogtra #JimGreenBoots

In this solo episode of PH Journals, we dive deep into one of the most debated topics in the hunting world — the ethical line between high-fence and free-range hunting in South Africa. With growing pressure from international clients, social media, and conservation purists, South African professional hunters often find themselves defending the integrity of their hunts — but is the presence of a fence really what defines an ethical hunt? 🎯 In this episode, I cover: The true definitions of “free-range” and “high-fence” hunting Why both exist — and thrive — in South Africa The misconceptions and stigma around high-fence hunting How client expectations are shaped by international media Why the ethics of a hunt go far beyond the presence of a fence Whether you're a first-time safari hunter, a seasoned PH, or someone passionate about conservation, this episode challenges you to think critically about how we define a “fair chase” and what it really means to hunt ethically in today’s world. 📩 Have thoughts or a story to share? Drop them in the comments or message me directly — let’s keep the conversation going. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon so you never miss an episode of PH Journals.

In this solo episode of PH Journals, we dive deep into one of the most debated topics in the hunting world — the ethical line between high-fence and free-range hunting in South Africa. With growing pressure from international clients, social media, and conservation purists, South African professional hunters often find themselves defending the integrity of their hunts — but is the presence of a fence really what defines an ethical hunt? 🎯 In this episode, I cover: The true definitions of “free-range” and “high-fence” hunting Why both exist — and thrive — in South Africa The misconceptions and stigma around high-fence hunting How client expectations are shaped by international media Why the ethics of a hunt go far beyond the presence of a fence Whether you're a first-time safari hunter, a seasoned PH, or someone passionate about conservation, this episode challenges you to think critically about how we define a “fair chase” and what it really means to hunt ethically in today’s world. 📩 Have thoughts or a story to share? Drop them in the comments or message me directly — let’s keep the conversation going. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon so you never miss an episode of PH Journals. #PHJournals #FreeRangeVsHighFence #EthicalHunting #SouthAfricaHunting #Conservation #TrophyHunting #ProfessionalHunter #HuntingPodcast

🎙️ Trophy Hunting: How the Landscape Has Changed Over the Last 10 Years In this solo episode of PH Journals, professional hunter and conservation advocate Dylan Love explores the evolution of trophy hunting over the past decade. From shifting public perception and social media scrutiny to changes in airline regulations, conservation funding models, and client expectations—this episode uncovers the key factors that have reshaped the modern hunting industry in Africa. 🎯 Topics Covered: The impact of Cecil the Lion and media pressure Airline bans & import restrictions Community-based conservation efforts The rise of ethical and selective hunting COVID-19’s influence on the safari industry The role of technology and influencer hunters Where the trophy hunting industry is headed next Whether you're a PH, outfitter, client, or conservationist, this episode dives into why trophy hunting today is more nuanced, intentional, and sustainability-focused than ever before. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments – how do YOU see trophy hunting evolving in the next 10 years? 🔔 Subscribe for more real conversations about African hunting, conservation, and the outdoor lifestyle. 📲 Connect with Dylan: Instagram: @ph_journals Podcast: PH Journals (available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & more) Website: www.phjournals.com 🎧 Listen to the podcast version on all major streaming platforms. #TrophyHunting #ConservationHunting #PHJournals #AfricanHunting #EthicalHunting #ProfessionalHunter #HuntingAfrica #HuntingDebate #HuntingPodcast #WildlifeConservation #HuntEthical

In this solo episode of PH Journals, professional hunter and conservation advocate Dylan Love explores the evolution of trophy hunting over the past decade. From shifting public perception and social media scrutiny to changes in airline regulations, conservation funding models, and client expectations—this episode uncovers the key factors that have reshaped the modern hunting industry in Africa. 🎯 Topics Covered: The impact of Cecil the Lion and media pressure Airline bans & import restrictions Community-based conservation efforts The rise of ethical and selective hunting COVID-19’s influence on the safari industry The role of technology and influencer hunters Where the trophy hunting industry is headed next Whether you're a PH, outfitter, client, or conservationist, this episode dives into why trophy hunting today is more nuanced, intentional, and sustainability-focused than ever before. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments – how do YOU see trophy hunting evolving in the next 10 years? 🔔 Subscribe for more real conversations about African hunting, conservation, and the outdoor lifestyle.

🎙️ Inside Looking Out | A Raw Take on the Hunting Industry 🦌 In this week’s solo episode of PH Journals, I’m pulling back the curtain on the hunting industry — not from the outside looking in, but from inside the trade, looking out. After years as a professional hunter, I’ve seen the highs and the lows of this industry. But it’s time we ask the hard questions: Are we really just victims of anti-hunting pressure… or are we sometimes guilty of playing that card ourselves? This episode dives into: 🔸 The internal struggles of the hunting world 🔸 Ethics, morals, and values we can’t afford to ignore 🔸 The lack of unity and support within our own ranks 🔸 How greed and ego can cloud our true purpose 🔸 The need to return to what really matters as hunters, outfitters, and influencers This isn’t about pointing fingers — it’s about starting a conversation that could reshape the way we move forward as a community. 🎧 Listen in, reflect, and let me know your thoughts in the comments. 📌 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if this episode resonated with you.

In this week’s solo episode of PH Journals, I’m pulling back the curtain on the hunting industry — not from the outside looking in, but from inside the trade, looking out. After years as a professional hunter, I’ve seen the highs and the lows of this industry. But it’s time we ask the hard questions: Are we really just victims of anti-hunting pressure… or are we sometimes guilty of playing that card ourselves? This episode dives into: 🔸 The internal struggles of the hunting world 🔸 Ethics, morals, and values we can’t afford to ignore 🔸 The lack of unity and support within our own ranks 🔸 How greed and ego can cloud our true purpose 🔸 The need to return to what really matters as hunters, outfitters, and influencers This isn’t about pointing fingers — it’s about starting a conversation that could reshape the way we move forward as a community. 🎧 Listen in, reflect, and let me know your thoughts in the comments. 📌 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if this episode resonated with you.

In this week’s solo episode of PH Journals, I break down the shocking developments from the recent meeting between President Cyril Ramaphosa and former U.S. President Donald Trump — a conversation that’s already sending ripples through the international hunting community. With concerns over land expropriation without compensation, genocide, and the potential rise in refugee movement, many overseas hunters are now canceling their safaris to South Africa out of fear and uncertainty. I highlight the key takeaways from the meeting and what it could mean for hunters, outfitters, and conservation going forward. 🎙️ Plus, in our ever-popular segment, we take a lighthearted but honest look at why bringing your missus on safari might just make the experience even more memorable — from shared sunsets to unexpected surprises in camp! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for updates on all things hunting, conservation, and the African bushveld. 📍 #PHJournals #HuntingPodcast #SouthAfrica #Ramaphosa #DonaldTrump #LandExpropriation #Safari2025 #ConservationCrisis #AfricanHunting #HuntAfrica #GenocideConcerns #RefugeeCrisis #HuntingWithYourWife

In this week’s solo episode of PH Journals, I break down the shocking developments from the recent meeting between President Cyril Ramaphosa and former U.S. President Donald Trump — a conversation that’s already sending ripples through the international hunting community. With concerns over land expropriation without compensation, genocide, and the potential rise in refugee movement, many overseas hunters are now canceling their safaris to South Africa out of fear and uncertainty. I highlight the key takeaways from the meeting and what it could mean for hunters, outfitters, and conservation going forward. 🎙️ Plus, in our ever-popular segment, we take a lighthearted but honest look at why bringing your missus on safari might just make the experience even more memorable — from shared sunsets to unexpected surprises in camp! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for updates on all things hunting, conservation, and the African bushveld. 📍 #PHJournals #HuntingPodcast #SouthAfrica #Ramaphosa #DonaldTrump #LandExpropriation #Safari2025 #ConservationCrisis #AfricanHunting #HuntAfrica #GenocideConcerns #RefugeeCrisis #HuntingWithYourWife

🎙️ Today on the PH Journals Podcast, I’m joined by a childhood friend and returning guest — a fellow passionate hunter who's no stranger to the channel. We dive deep into the world of modern hunting, covering everything from bowhunting vs rifle hunting, gear choices, and our personal takes on the evolving culture of the outdoors. This episode is packed with authentic hunting stories, laughs, and real talk about the ethics of conservation, hunting disciplines, and what it means to be a responsible hunter in today’s world. Whether you’re into public land hunting, African safaris, or just love tuning into genuine hunting conversations, this one’s for you. 🔥 Topics Covered: Hunting gear and tactics Bowhunting vs rifle hunting Conservation and hunting ethics Hunting in South Africa Real, personal hunting experiences 🦌 Subscribe for more episodes featuring professional hunters, outfitters, and outdoor experts as we explore everything from gear reviews to big game hunting adventures.

🎙️ Today on the PH Journals Podcast, I’m joined by a childhood friend and returning guest — a fellow passionate hunter who's no stranger to the channel. We dive deep into the world of modern hunting, covering everything from bowhunting vs rifle hunting, gear choices, and our personal takes on the evolving culture of the outdoors. This episode is packed with authentic hunting stories, laughs, and real talk about the ethics of conservation, hunting disciplines, and what it means to be a responsible hunter in today’s world. Whether you’re into public land hunting, African safaris, or just love tuning into genuine hunting conversations, this one’s for you. 🔥 Topics Covered: Hunting gear and tactics Bowhunting vs rifle hunting Conservation and hunting ethics Hunting in South Africa Real, personal hunting experiences 🦌 Subscribe for more episodes featuring professional hunters, outfitters, and outdoor experts as we explore everything from gear reviews to big game hunting adventures.

Sometimes, the reality of hunting gets skewed—especially online. In this solo episode of the PH Journals podcast, I dive into the complex dilemma of perception versus intention in the hunting industry. 🎙️ From public criticism to behind-the-lens decisions, we explore the responsibility that comes with creating ethical hunting content, how our intentions can be misinterpreted, and why it’s more important than ever to lead with honesty, respect, and awareness. Whether you're a content creator, professional hunter, or passionate outdoorsman, this episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the modern hunting narrative. 🦌 Subscribe for more solo episodes and in-depth discussions from the African bushveld and beyond!

Sometimes, the reality of hunting gets skewed—especially online. In this solo episode of the PH Journals podcast, I dive into the complex dilemma of perception versus intention in the hunting industry. 🎙️ From public criticism to behind-the-lens decisions, we explore the responsibility that comes with creating ethical hunting content, how our intentions can be misinterpreted, and why it’s more important than ever to lead with honesty, respect, and awareness. Whether you're a content creator, professional hunter, or passionate outdoorsman, this episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the modern hunting narrative. 🦌 Subscribe for more solo episodes and in-depth discussions from the African bushveld and beyond! #PHJournals #HuntingEthics #PerceptionVsIntention #SoloPodcast #ResponsibleHunting #HuntingContent #AfricaHunting

🎙️ This Week on PH Journals The past two weeks have been nothing short of a rollercoaster—filled with unforgettable memories, the ups and downs of the business world, and a surprise acknowledgement I never saw coming. In this episode, I take you through it all—raw, real, and unfiltered. To wrap it up, we switch gears with a safari story for the ages—light-hearted, wild, and one you won't want to miss. 👉 Tune in, subscribe, and join me on this journey.

In this solo episode, I dive into the fascinating world of South Africa’s indigenous antelope species—breaking down which species naturally belong to each province before the rise of game farming and wildlife relocation. From the elusive nyala of KwaZulu-Natal to the iconic springbok of the Northern Cape, we explore how conservation, commercialization, and habitat management have reshaped the natural range of our wildlife. I also touch on the Cape buffalo’s true homeland and discuss species like sable, lechwe, and bontebok—some native, some introduced, and all important to our hunting heritage. 🔍 Topics Covered: Indigenous antelope by province Natural vs introduced range Conservation and ethical hunting Neighboring country species and their origins The role of game farms in shaping wildlife presence Whether you're a PH, a hunter, a conservationist, or just someone passionate about Africa’s wildlife legacy—this episode is packed with insight and history. 📍 Subscribe to PH Journals for more deep dives into the hunting industry, conservation, and storytelling from the African bush.

Ever heard that eating chicken before a hunt brings bad luck? Or that putting your gun on the bed is a guaranteed way to ruin your trip? In this episode, I dive into some of the wildest hunting superstitions and old wives' tales—from pre-hunt rituals to animal behavior myths and post-hunt traditions. Do they hold any truth, or are they just stories passed down through generations? I’ll also share some personal hunting experiences and whether I believe in these myths. Have you heard or followed any of these superstitions? Drop a comment below! 📌 Subscribe for more hunting content! 🔔 Turn on notifications so you don’t miss out! #HuntingMyths #Superstitions #PHJournals #HuntingTraditions #AfricanHunting

Ever heard that eating chicken before a hunt brings bad luck? Or that putting your gun on the bed is a guaranteed way to ruin your trip? In this episode, I dive into some of the wildest hunting superstitions and old wives' tales—from pre-hunt rituals to animal behavior myths and post-hunt traditions. Do they hold any truth, or are they just stories passed down through generations? I’ll also share some personal hunting experiences and whether I believe in these myths. Have you heard or followed any of these superstitions? Drop a comment below!

A safari is more than just taking the shot—it's about embracing the full experience. In this episode of PH Journals, I break down the do’s and don’ts of safari hunting, from respecting your PH and tracker to immersing yourself in South African culture. Learn why gestures of appreciation, understanding local customs, and staying prepared for opportunities can make all the difference. Plus, key insights on paperwork, taxidermy, and hunting regulations to ensure a smooth and ethical adventure. Tune in and make your next safari one to remember!

A safari is more than just taking the shot—it's about embracing the full experience. In this episode of PH Journals, I break down the do’s and don’ts of safari hunting, from respecting your PH and tracker to immersing yourself in South African culture. Learn why gestures of appreciation, understanding local customs, and staying prepared for opportunities can make all the difference. Plus, key insights on paperwork, taxidermy, and hunting regulations to ensure a smooth and ethical adventure. Tune in and make your next safari one to remember!

Hunting technology has come a long way—from basic iron sights to thermal optics, from traditional camo to AI-powered smart scopes. But where do we draw the line between innovation and fair chase? In this episode of PH Journals, I dive into the impact of night vision, thermal optics, scent-blocking camo, and long-range shooting advancements on modern hunting. 🔸 Topics Covered: ✔️ Night Vision & Thermal Optics – How they work & their role in hunting ✔️ Camouflage Innovations – From digital patterns to scent-blocking tech ✔️ Long-Range Shooting – Smart scopes, ballistic apps & ethical considerations ✔️ The Future of Hunting Tech – AI, drones & evolving regulations Are we making hunting more efficient or just replacing skill with technology? Join the conversation in the comments below! 👉 Subscribe for more hunting discussions: [Insert Channel Link] 🎙 Listen on PH Journals Podcast: [Insert Podcast Link] 📲 Follow me on Instagram: [Insert IG Link] #HuntingTech #NightVision #LongRangeShooting #FairChase #PHJournals

Hunting technology has come a long way—from basic iron sights to thermal optics, from traditional camo to AI-powered smart scopes. But where do we draw the line between innovation and fair chase? In this episode of PH Journals, I dive into the impact of night vision, thermal optics, scent-blocking camo, and long-range shooting advancements on modern hunting. 🔸 Topics Covered: ✔️ Night Vision & Thermal Optics – How they work & their role in hunting ✔️ Camouflage Innovations – From digital patterns to scent-blocking tech ✔️ Long-Range Shooting – Smart scopes, ballistic apps & ethical considerations ✔️ The Future of Hunting Tech – AI, drones & evolving regulations Are we making hunting more efficient or just replacing skill with technology? Join the conversation in the comments below!

Hunting in South Africa is a dream for many—a once-in-a-lifetime adventure or an annual tradition. But no matter your experience level, one thing remains true: the success of your safari isn’t just about the outfitter, the PH, or the land you hunt on—it’s about you, the client, and the responsibility you take on before you even step into camp. In this episode, I break down everything you need to know to ensure your hunt is smooth, ethical, and truly unforgettable. From choosing the right outfitter and preparing physically to respecting your PH, trackers, and the overall experience, this is your guide to being a responsible and well-prepared client in the African hunting world.

Hunting in South Africa is a dream for many—a once-in-a-lifetime adventure or an annual tradition. But no matter your experience level, one thing remains true: the success of your safari isn’t just about the outfitter, the PH, or the land you hunt on—it’s about you, the client, and the responsibility you take on before you even step into camp. In this episode, I break down everything you need to know to ensure your hunt is smooth, ethical, and truly unforgettable. From choosing the right outfitter and preparing physically to respecting your PH, trackers, and the overall experience, this is your guide to being a responsible and well-prepared client in the African hunting world. 📌 Topics Covered: ✅ Choosing the right outfitter & understanding contracts ✅ Firearm permits, travel documents & preparation ✅ Fitness, gear & shooting practice ✅ Camp etiquette & respecting the hunting team ✅ Trophy care, taxidermy & responsible storytelling If you’re planning a safari or just want to learn more about what goes into a successful hunt, this episode is for you! 🎙️ Subscribe to PH Journals for more insights on hunting, conservation, and the realities of being in the field. #hunting #africanhunting #safari #phjournals #huntingethics #southafrica https://youtu.be/kGzL9cy1tNo?si=5F_1gl8QaL12kvHD

In this episode of PH Journals, we dive into the importance of personal branding in the hunting industry. Whether you're a professional hunter, guide, or content creator, how you present yourself—both online and in the field—can make all the difference. We’ll discuss building a strong reputation, leveraging social media, and standing out in a competitive industry. 🔔 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more hunting insights!

In this episode of PH Journals, I sit down with Brenden Roberts to discuss the impact of social media on hunting. From censorship and misinformation to the power of online communities, we dive into how digital platforms are shaping the future of the hunting industry.

In this episode of PH Journals, I sit down with Brenden Roberts to discuss the impact of social media on hunting. From censorship and misinformation to the power of online communities, we dive into how digital platforms are shaping the future of the hunting industry. 🔔 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more hunting insights! 📢 Follow PH Journals: Instagram: instagram.com/ph_journals Facebook: facebook.com/PHjornal Website: phjournals.com #PHJournals #HuntingIndustry #SocialMediaAndHunting #BrendenRoberts #HuntersRights #Conservation #WildlifeManagement #HuntingCommunity #EthicalHunting #HuntingNews #SafariIndustry

In this episode of PH Journals, we discuss the new land expropriation law that President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into effect. What does this mean for the hunting industry, landowners, and conservation efforts in South Africa? Join me as we break down the potential consequences, challenges, and future of hunting under this new policy.

In this episode of PH Journals, we discuss the new land expropriation law that President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into effect. What does this mean for the hunting industry, landowners, and conservation efforts in South Africa? Join me as we break down the potential consequences, challenges, and future of hunting under this new policy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAgfmwnFyDI&t=208s&ab_channel=KONVO 🔔 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more hunting industry insights! 📢 Follow PH Journals: Instagram: instagram.com/ph_journals Facebook: facebook.com/PHjornal Website: phjournals.com #PHJournals #HuntingIndustry #LandExpropriation #SouthAfrica #HuntingLaws #Conservation #WildlifeManagement #TrophyHunting #HuntersRights #CyrilRamaphosa #HuntingNews #SafariIndustry

The Tiny Ten is one of Africa’s most elusive and highly sought-after hunting collections, featuring ten small antelope species spread across Southern Africa. In this episode of PH Journals, I break down each species, their habitats, and the best destinations to hunt them. I’ll also cover the permits and legal requirements needed for each country, the ideal rifle calibers and equipment for an ethical hunt, and the unique challenges that come with hunting these miniature yet incredibly tough animals. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter looking to complete your Tiny Ten slam or just starting to explore small game hunting in Africa, this episode is packed with insight, tips, and real-world experience. 🔔 Subscribe to PH Journals for more hunting content! 📩 Got a Tiny Ten hunting story? Share it in the comments!

The Tiny Ten is one of Africa’s most elusive and highly sought-after hunting collections, featuring ten small antelope species spread across Southern Africa. In this episode of PH Journals, I break down each species, their habitats, and the best destinations to hunt them. I’ll also cover the permits and legal requirements needed for each country, the ideal rifle calibers and equipment for an ethical hunt, and the unique challenges that come with hunting these miniature yet incredibly tough animals. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter looking to complete your Tiny Ten slam or just starting to explore small game hunting in Africa, this episode is packed with insight, tips, and real-world experience. 🔔 Subscribe to PH Journals for more hunting content! 📩 Got a Tiny Ten hunting story? Share it in the comments!

In this inspiring episode of PH Journals Beyond the Camo, I sit down with Bruce Campbell—an endurance coach, Ironman athlete, and someone who refuses to let Pompe Disease define his limits. Bruce has been a massive influence on my 70.3 Ironman journey, not only pushing me physically but also shaping my mindset and mental resilience. We dive into: ✅ His journey with Pompe Disease and how it changed his life ✅ The challenges of living with a progressive condition ✅ How he approaches coaching and mentorship in endurance sports ✅ The importance of mental resilience in Ironman training ✅ His personal philosophies on overcoming obstacles ✅ Advice for aspiring endurance athletes Bruce’s story is a testament to the power of determination and the mindset it takes to keep pushing forward, no matter the odds. Whether you’re an athlete, someone facing personal challenges, or just looking for inspiration, this episode is a must-watch! 🔔 Subscribe to PH Journals for more hunting, endurance, and mindset conversations! 📌 Follow Bruce Campbell’s Aspire: https://www.aspirelivefit.com/

In this inspiring episode of PH Journals Beyond the Camo, I sit down with Bruce Campbell—an endurance coach, Ironman athlete, and someone who refuses to let Pompe Disease define his limits. Bruce has been a massive influence on my 70.3 Ironman journey, not only pushing me physically but also shaping my mindset and mental resilience. We dive into: ✅ His journey with Pompe Disease and how it changed his life ✅ The challenges of living with a progressive condition ✅ How he approaches coaching and mentorship in endurance sports ✅ The importance of mental resilience in Ironman training ✅ His personal philosophies on overcoming obstacles ✅ Advice for aspiring endurance athletes Bruce’s story is a testament to the power of determination and the mindset it takes to keep pushing forward, no matter the odds. Whether you’re an athlete, someone facing personal challenges, or just looking for inspiration, this episode is a must-watch! 🔔 Subscribe to PH Journals for more hunting, endurance, and mindset conversations! 📌 Follow Bruce Campbell’s Aspire: https://www.aspirelivefit.com/

In this episode of PH Journals, I sit down with Jéan De Lauwere, a seasoned videographer in the hunting industry and founder of Wildsmith Media. With years of experience behind the lens, Jéan and his team have played a crucial role in delivering hunting stories with authenticity and ethical integrity. We discuss his journey in the industry, the challenges of filming in the field, and how Wildsmith Media helps hunters and outfitters showcase their adventures in a responsible and compelling way. Join us as we explore the power of storytelling in hunting and the responsibility that comes with it.

In this episode of PH Journals, I sit down with Jéan De Lauwere, a seasoned videographer in the hunting industry and founder of Wildsmith Media. With years of experience behind the lens, Jéan and his team have played a crucial role in delivering hunting stories with authenticity and ethical integrity. We discuss his journey in the industry, the challenges of filming in the field, and how Wildsmith Media helps hunters and outfitters showcase their adventures in a responsible and compelling way. Join us as we explore the power of storytelling in hunting and the responsibility that comes with it.

Every hunter has a dream hunt—but if you could only choose one, what would it be? 🤔 In this episode, I break down my top 5 bucket list hunts, the incredible places I’d love to hunt, and the hunting cultures I want to experience firsthand. From the mighty Cape Buffalo in Africa to the legendary Elk bugling in the mountains, I share the ultimate dream adventures that fuel my passion for hunting. I’ve had glimpses of these incredible traditions at hunting camps and trade shows, but there’s so much more to experience! What’s on your hunting bucket list? Drop a comment below and let’s talk about dream hunts! 🎯👇

Every hunter has a dream hunt—but if you could only choose one, what would it be? 🤔 In this episode, I break down my top 5 bucket list hunts, the incredible places I’d love to hunt, and the hunting cultures I want to experience firsthand. From the mighty Cape Buffalo in Africa to the legendary Elk bugling in the mountains, I share the ultimate dream adventures that fuel my passion for hunting. I’ve had glimpses of these incredible traditions at hunting camps and trade shows, but there’s so much more to experience! What’s on your hunting bucket list? Drop a comment below and let’s talk about dream hunts! 🎯👇 📩 Let’s connect: 📸 Instagram: @ph_journals 🎯 PH Journals Website: phjournals.com 🎥 Subscribe for more hunting adventures! #HuntingBucketList #DreamHunt #HuntingPodcast #PHJournals #ElkHunting #AfricaHunting #AlaskaAdventures

In this solo episode of PH Journals, I dive deep into one of the most revered hunts in Africa—the pursuit of the Grey Ghost, the elusive Eastern Cape Kudu. For years, hunting this incredible antelope has been considered a true test of skill, patience, and preparation. I share personal experiences from over 15 years as a professional hunter, breaking down key strategies, behaviors, and the fascinating theories passed down through generations. From understanding kudu movement patterns to the best hunting tactics during the rut, this episode provides an in-depth look at what it takes to successfully hunt this majestic species. I also discuss where to find the biggest bulls, the impact of genetics on kudu populations, and why the Queenstown area has produced some of the most impressive trophies. Preparation is key, and I highlight essential gear, scouting techniques, and how building relationships with local farmers can give you the edge in a tough hunting season. Join me as I explore the legends, challenges, and ultimate rewards of hunting the Grey Ghost. Whether you're a seasoned PH or a passionate hunting enthusiast, this episode is packed with insights to help you on your next kudu hunt. Tune in now on PH Journals!

In this solo episode of PH Journals, I dive deep into one of the most revered hunts in Africa—the pursuit of the Grey Ghost, the elusive Eastern Cape Kudu. For years, hunting this incredible antelope has been considered a true test of skill, patience, and preparation. I share personal experiences from over 15 years as a professional hunter, breaking down key strategies, behaviors, and the fascinating theories passed down through generations. From understanding kudu movement patterns to the best hunting tactics during the rut, this episode provides an in-depth look at what it takes to successfully hunt this majestic species. I also discuss where to find the biggest bulls, the impact of genetics on kudu populations, and why the Queenstown area has produced some of the most impressive trophies. Preparation is key, and I highlight essential gear, scouting techniques, and how building relationships with local farmers can give you the edge in a tough hunting season. Join me as I explore the legends, challenges, and ultimate rewards of hunting the Grey Ghost. Whether you're a seasoned PH or a passionate hunting enthusiast, this episode is packed with insights to help you on your next kudu hunt. Tune in now on PH Journals!

In Episode 66 of PH Journals, I dive into Meta’s groundbreaking policy changes and what they mean for the hunting industry. These updates include the removal of third-party fact-checkers, lifting restrictions on hunting-related topics, and a renewed focus on combating illegal activities and severe violations. I’ll break down how these changes open doors for hunters to share their stories and advocate for conservation while highlighting the increased responsibility we have to present hunting in a positive light. Tune in as I explore the opportunities this creates for ethical hunting and the bigger role we all play in shaping public perception.

In Episode 66 of PH Journals, I dive into Meta’s groundbreaking policy changes and what they mean for the hunting industry. These updates include the removal of third-party fact-checkers, lifting restrictions on hunting-related topics, and a renewed focus on combating illegal activities and severe violations. I’ll break down how these changes open doors for hunters to share their stories and advocate for conservation while highlighting the increased responsibility we have to present hunting in a positive light. Tune in as I explore the opportunities this creates for ethical hunting and the bigger role we all play in shaping public perception.

In this solo episode of PH Journals, we dive into the excitement and challenges of navigating the hunting show season. From the bustling halls of Safari Club International (SCI) to the unforgettable experiences at Dallas Safari Club (DSC) and beyond, I share insider tips, tricks, and advice to help you make the most of these world-class exhibitions. Whether you're attending as a professional hunter, exhibitor, or passionate visitor, this episode will help you prepare, connect with like-minded individuals, and fully immerse yourself in the heart of the hunting community. Learn how to plan your time effectively, network with industry leaders, and soak in the incredible opportunities these shows offer. Don’t miss this practical guide to maximizing your experience during the peak of hunting show season!

In this solo episode of PH Journals, we dive into the excitement and challenges of navigating the hunting show season. From the bustling halls of Safari Club International (SCI) to the unforgettable experiences at Dallas Safari Club (DSC) and beyond, I share insider tips, tricks, and advice to help you make the most of these world-class exhibitions. Whether you're attending as a professional hunter, exhibitor, or passionate visitor, this episode will help you prepare, connect with like-minded individuals, and fully immerse yourself in the heart of the hunting community. Learn how to plan your time effectively, network with industry leaders, and soak in the incredible opportunities these shows offer. Don’t miss this practical guide to maximizing your experience during the peak of hunting show season!

In this episode, I sit down with Jono McHugh, an outfitter who has transitioned to life in the USA. Jono and I have walked similar paths in the realm of social media, and it’s fascinating to hear his journey into podcasting and other ventures. We dive into what inspired him to explore this space, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and how his time abroad has reshaped his perspective on the hunting industry. Join us for an insightful discussion on adapting to change, staying authentic, and the evolution of our shared passion for storytelling in this ever-shifting world of hunting and conservation.

In this episode, I sit down with Jono McHugh, an outfitter who has transitioned to life in the USA. Jono and I have walked similar paths in the realm of social media, and it’s fascinating to hear his journey into podcasting and other ventures. We dive into what inspired him to explore this space, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and how his time abroad has reshaped his perspective on the hunting industry. Join us for an insightful discussion on adapting to change, staying authentic, and the evolution of our shared passion for storytelling in this ever-shifting world of hunting and conservation.

In this episode, Wayne Dell from African Brothers Safaris returns with some exciting updates about his outfitting business. We dive into the challenges he's faced as a relatively new outfitter this year, navigating the complexities of the industry. We also tackle the pressing issues surrounding the South African hunting scene, and Wayne shares his valuable insights and perspective on the state of hunting in the country. Don't miss this candid conversation filled with practical advice and forward-thinking ideas.

In this episode, Wayne Dell from African Brothers Safaris returns with some exciting updates about his outfitting business. We dive into the challenges he's faced as a relatively new outfitter this year, navigating the complexities of the industry. We also tackle the pressing issues surrounding the South African hunting scene, and Wayne shares his valuable insights and perspective on the state of hunting in the country. Don't miss this candid conversation filled with practical advice and forward-thinking ideas.