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Sambar Trail Camera Fight Sequence
There is no doubt as the use of trail cameras by hunters increases each year, so to does the opportunity to learn and study the subjects as photo sequ...
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History of Sambar
150 years has passed since wild sambar first browsed Australian bush, left their prints and droppings on game trails and rubbed soft velvet off their...
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Winter Sambar
Sambar deer are probably hunted more over winter then any other time of the year. The weather is cool, snakes are in hibernation, meat can easily be p...
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Sambar Wallows
If you spend enough time in the bush sooner or later you will encounter sambar wallows. They are an obvious display that deer are, or at least have be...
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Stalking Sambar – Part two
In part one of ‘Stalking Sambar’ we covered a few basic points with the deer, their keen senses and the essentials you will need to keep in mind when...
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Stalking Sambar – Part one
In this two-part sambar article, I will go over what I have found to be effective and perhaps not so effective from a hunters viewpoint when regularly...
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Wild Dogs and Sambar
At some stage most sambar hunters will encounter wild dogs up in deer country. Be it on the track driving in, listening to their howls in a mountain b...
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Extended Range – Hunting Sambar
There is no doubt as we evolve as hunters, gear is going to improve, advancements will be made with equipment and firearms will have a greater capacit...
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Safety in the bush when hunting sambar
Each year sees an increase in hunters heading into the bush pursuing sambar. With the rise in deer numbers there has never been a better time to fill...
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Sambar Rub Trees
Of the many signs that male sambar leave in the bush, a rubbed tree is probably the most visual, and easily recognizable. Whether you are driving trac...
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