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Lakhan Clark
Lakhan Clark is a kiwi hunter, student and outdoors writer hailing from Auckland, New Zealand. He's passionate about connecting to the natural world through the pursuit of wild food, chasing after tahr, deer, goats and pigs in the NZ backcountry. He's committed to help preserve this human and wildlife connection in an ever changing modern world by sharing his adventures and experience with others.
Recent Posts
Anthropology
What Really Happened During an Ancient Buffalo Jump Hunt
For over 10,000 years, the Indians of the Great Plains and the American bison were inextricably linked. Bison were a key species for both spirituality and survival. To kill a single buffalo, a 2,000-pound animal that can run 40 miles per hour, with nothing but spears and axes is no easy task, let...
Lakhan ClarkOct 16, 2024
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Wildlife Management
Outback Wagyu: Camel Hunting in Australia
Camels are perhaps the most unexpected of inhabitants of Australia’s modern deserts. On a continent otherwise dominated by marsupials, reptiles, and cattle stations the size of small countries, these giant nomads seem both alien yet perfectly adapted to the vast desert scrubland they now call home...
Lakhan ClarkMay 10, 2024
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Gear
The Best Takedown Rimfire Rifles
Takedown rifles are seriously underrated. A small, versatile rifle on hand at all times, whether you’re in the backcountry or scouting from your truck, is perfect for an opportunistic hunt on a rabbit, grouse, or squirrel. But picking the perfect rifle out of all the options can be overwhelming...
Lakhan ClarkMay 3, 2024
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Wildlife Management
Extinct Bears of North America
The bears of modern-day North America are arguably some of our most charismatic megafauna. They strike awe in the eyes of many and are reminiscent of a wilder time. If you venture a bit further back in time, to when the very first Homo sapiens were crossing the Bering Strait some 14,000 years ago...
Lakhan ClarkApr 15, 2024
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