Bushman Hamiora "Sam the Trap Man" Gibson sits down with Doc to talk about his experience in the bush in New Zealand. Settle in and buckle up as Sam educates Doc about a number of things, including discussions of nature's wet wipe, exploding rat numbers, why deer are smarter than humans, bush tucker, Resolution Island, trail cutting, conservation efforts, leaning into his indigenous heritage, accidental cliff jumps, child rearing, Keith with No Teeth, "traditional" learning, and the appeal of being likeably nuts. An instant classic. (This is Part I. Be sure to listen to Part II.)
Show Notes
In this episode of Hiker Trash Radio, Doc interviews Hamiora "Sam the Trap Man" Gibson, a seasoned bushman from New Zealand. Sam shares insights into his unique upbringing, the indigenous practices that guide his life, and his adventures in the backcountry. He discusses his worst and best experiences in the bush, explains what it means to be a bushman, and offers practical tips for outdoor living. The episode also touches on cultural experiences, including the richness of bush tucker and the importance of conservation.
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