In this episode, Erik sits down with Matt Miller to explore his journey from growing up hunting in New Zealand to building a life in Sweden, and how those experiences have shaped his approach to hunting, wildlife management, and conservation.
Matt shares his perspective on the differences between hunting cultures, regulations, and game management in New Zealand, Sweden, and Africa. We discuss ethical hunting, public land access, bow hunting, and how different countries balance conservation with sustainable wildlife populations.
The conversation also dives into Matt's work as a wildlife filmmaker, covering the challenges of self-filming hunts, creating authentic hunting content, and the responsibility that comes with sharing hunting through modern media.
Whether you're interested in hunting abroad, wildlife management, or producing hunting films, this episode offers practical insights from someone who has experienced it across multiple continents.
You can find Matt and his hunting content on YouTube here:
🌏 Hunting in New Zealand, Sweden, and Africa
🏹 Bow hunting techniques and preparation
🦌 Wildlife management and conservation
⚖️ Ethics and responsible hunting
📋 Hunting regulations and public land access
🎥 Behind the work of filming hunting content
📷 Self-filming techniques and wildlife media
🌿 Managing game populations across different ecosystems
A thoughtful conversation about hunting, conservation, wildlife filmmaking, and learning from different hunting cultures around the world.
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