Testimonials

I have just watched your DVD. It would have to be the best video I’ve ever seen on Sika Stags, The Thar hunting is very well filmed also. Full credit to you and your hunting mates to get those bulls and Sika captured on film. I know from my own experiences filming here and back home, just how much time is spent getting that special moment. Good luck with your future wild life filming.

Rob Harvey, Wild Images, Australia.

“On pressing play you are straight into seeing game. It is a good example of what can be encountered with free range hunting. Great information and tips are sprinkled all the way through, which is useful for those hunters keen to learn and improve.

It is worth purchasing for any hunting collection and if you haven’t started, then this DVD is a great first buy. Anyone interested in the animals that inhabit our backcountry will find it enthralling and hunters will love it.”

David Easton, New Zealand Hunting and Wildlife Magazine.

“This video features the most fantastic footage of Sika Stags I have ever seen.”

Brendan Coe, Editor and Publisher – Rod and Rifle magazine.

“Right from the very first film clip this DVD sets itself apart from the average hunting video with the excellent quality video and soundtrack. AJ Productions has produced a high quality video that captures the grandeur of the Southern Alps of New Zealand and tantalizes with close-ups of North Island sika stags. It is a credit to the cameraman and production crew. The video is longer than the normal offering and it is in three distinct segments that run for a little over 1 hr 30 minutes. It is some of the best quality film I have seen in a hunting video.

It is interesting to note that Allan filmed several stags that Peter and himself had failed to observe while hunting this area. There is a very good explanation for this: in how the hidden camera was set up and this would be useful for anyone who intended to use the same filming technique.

If you expect and want a quality product, this is it. It's a worthwhile additon to a hunter's library.”

Peter Burke, Wild Deer & Hunting Adventures Magazine, Summer 2007 edition.