“My words are chosen carefully. It is not often that we come together in such a natural setting with a more sincere, honest, trustworthy bunch of individuals.

Perfect strangers have mysteriously become good friends... we all share the common desire to bond in the same way as our forefathers once did. The 'Hunt' as we call it is our means of meeting this inherent need — the inner desire to revert back to the very basics of life itself. Family, friendship, survival, respect for the game we pursue. Freedom that only the great outdoors can provide.

Success is perceived and measured in terms of quality conversation, good food and drink, and most importantly the respect and admiration that one acquires from what we call hunting trips.”

— Carson Irvine, November 1992