Mario takes on the unforgiving alpine mountains of the south island of New Zealand in a fallow deer hunt with his bow, and cooks an impressive venison pie dish.
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Deep in the wilderness of Northern South Africa, poaching is rife, and the wilderness is as dangerous as it gets; Mario attempts to be the first in the area to have ever harvested one of the most dangerous animals known to Africa, the Cape buffalo.
Mario explores the coast of Cape Town, where the Indian Ocean meets the Atlantic, and tries to catch yellowfin tuna.
Just off the coast of Africa is a strip of 115 islands called the Seychelles; Mario educates his audience as to how to fish reefs; species like bonefish and milk fish are caught for fun and Mario even attempts to swim with sailfish.
In the Kalahari Desert, there is an ancient tribe lives off the land.
Mario was told by locals that deep in the Namibian desert there is an odd-looking creature.
Mario risks it all by rafting down the deadliest strip of water in Africa, the Zambezi River, towards Lake Kariba, only to find himself in front of some of the biggest and baddest problematic man-eating crocodiles on the planet.
Mario enjoys the camaraderie and challenge of duck hunting on opening day, and then teaches the audience how to cook an ancient Chinese recipe with one of the leading chefs of an award-winning restaurant from New Zealand.
Mario returns to his homeland in Australia to help a friend with some wild boar pest control and catch some prehistoric fish out of a billabong. But drama strikes and Mario finds himself in crocodile infested water plucking fish out.
After being dropped off into the mountains where there were only whispers and tales of mountain monsters being seen. Mario is on the search of the outer limits of the mountains to find himself a monster red deer.
Mario hooks up with old friend and current world record holder for kingfish Rick Pollock; they fish the coast of New Zealand just off a live volcano.
In one of the harshest environments on the planet, Mario Kalpou travels to the outback desert of Australia in search of feral camels that have been running rampant.
Mario teams up with good friend and precision rifle expert Bernard and heads into the high alpine mountains above New Zealand's rugged West Coast in search of tahr; drawing on his Greek roots, Mario cooks a rustic Kleftiko dish in an earth oven.
In the outback of Australia where everything is trying to kill you. It's monsoon season when no one attempts to roam around with salt water crocodiles lurking. Mario links up with a long time friend in search of a wild Buffalo.
Mario takes on the unforgiving alpine mountains of the south island of New Zealand in a fallow deer hunt with his bow, and cooks an impressive venison pie dish.
Mario takes on the unforgiving alpine mountains of the south island of New Zealand in a fallow deer hunt with his bow, and cooks an impressive venison pie dish.
In the outback of Australia where everything is trying to kill you. It's monsoon season when no one attempts to roam around with salt water crocodiles lurking. Mario links up with a long time friend in search of a wild Buffalo.
Mario teams up with good friend and precision rifle expert Bernard and heads into the high alpine mountains above New Zealand's rugged West Coast in search of tahr; drawing on his Greek roots, Mario cooks a rustic Kleftiko dish in an earth oven.
In one of the harshest environments on the planet, Mario Kalpou travels to the outback desert of Australia in search of feral camels that have been running rampant.
Mario hooks up with old friend and current world record holder for kingfish Rick Pollock; they fish the coast of New Zealand just off a live volcano.
After being dropped off into the mountains where there were only whispers and tales of mountain monsters being seen. Mario is on the search of the outer limits of the mountains to find himself a monster red deer.
Mario returns to his homeland in Australia to help a friend with some wild boar pest control and catch some prehistoric fish out of a billabong. But drama strikes and Mario finds himself in crocodile infested water plucking fish out.
Mario enjoys the camaraderie and challenge of duck hunting on opening day, and then teaches the audience how to cook an ancient Chinese recipe with one of the leading chefs of an award-winning restaurant from New Zealand.
Mario risks it all by rafting down the deadliest strip of water in Africa, the Zambezi River, towards Lake Kariba, only to find himself in front of some of the biggest and baddest problematic man-eating crocodiles on the planet.
Mario was told by locals that deep in the Namibian desert there is an odd-looking creature.
In the Kalahari Desert, there is an ancient tribe lives off the land.
Just off the coast of Africa is a strip of 115 islands called the Seychelles; Mario educates his audience as to how to fish reefs; species like bonefish and milk fish are caught for fun and Mario even attempts to swim with sailfish.
Mario explores the coast of Cape Town, where the Indian Ocean meets the Atlantic, and tries to catch yellowfin tuna.
