The Hunters Club

- Season 4

(2018)

Anto, Dan and Emma return to the scene of a testing 2015 mid-winter tahr hunt. While conditions favor success, they are soon reminded that lady-luck is as fickle as ever.

Tim joins forces with his good mate Dwane on a winter mission targeting fallow deer, however, the script goes out the window as the pair encounter a monstrous boar and some unexpected visitors on a spearfishing mission out of Milford Sound.

Anto and Sam endure extreme alpine weather in search of a trophy red stag during the Roar in Central Otago, this is an episode that is sure to resonate with many hunters.

Unlike our past duck shoots, there wont be talk of bag limits this time around, as Anto and Blair are forced to overcome self-imposed restrictions in order to recapture the thrill of the hunt.

The team venture to the Great Barrier Reef aboard a catamaran in pursuit of hogs, giant trevally, coral trout and painted crays, all the whilst avoiding the attention of the local shark population.

Andre takes a new approach to chamois hunting in the Canterbury foothills, whilst Sam and Dan battle the heat as they set out in pursuit of a big buck in some stunning Otago high country.

Tim and Dan endure the rain of Fiordland while on a mission to get up-close and personal with a roaring red stag.

The team set sail for the remote and revered Three Kings island group off the North of New Zealand, with the relatively simple aim of attempting to set a new Kingfish world record.

The Winter snows have receded and the first flush of spring sees Sam, Anto and Jess the Labrador venture in search of some 'Lowvember' Bull tahr and venison for the summer season ahead.

In this epic extended episode, we return to the scene of some of the best hunting captured on the show - amazing Stewart Island, and in the process, manage to surpass anything we've filmed there in the past.