A Girl's Guide to Hunting, Fishing and Wild Cooking - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Analiese begins her first Tasmanian spring with a Welcome to Country ceremony. She learns to shoot and embarks on an overnight fishing adventure, before laying down roots in her new native garden.
Episode 2
Analiese begins to build her pantry and kitchen garden, before going diving for wild scallops at a friend's secret diving spot.
Episode 3
Analiese sets out on new adventures, confronting her fear of bees for a wild honey harvest, raising two piglets for meat with her neighbour, and going on a solo fly-fishing trip for wild trout.
Episode 4
Analiese conquers her fear of bees and gets her first beehive, then heads off on an adventure of foraging, fishing and diving with Palisa Anderson.
Episode 5
Analiese deals with the ups-and-downs of her new life. She goes on her first wallaby hunt and contends with the wild rabbits that are decimating her garden, resulting in a delicious rabbit stew.
Episode 6
Analiese faces her biggest challenge yet, slaughtering the two pigs she has reared for meat; old friends from the mainland drop by for a visit.
Episode 7
Analiese harvests blackberries and her first honey, goes on her first hunt for venison, and takes her mentor, Peter Gilmore, foraging for wild mushrooms.
Episode 8
Analiese settles in for winter and makes a pivotal choice about her future; she cooks up a feast to celebrate the year with her new friends and community.
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