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Matt Kelman is a part owner and the manager of Carmor Plains and takes part in all aspects of running the reserve. With a lifetime of hunting experience and professionally guiding safaris since 1992, his main work is as a safari guide for the guests. Out in the bush tracking water buffalo and wild boar or catching crocodiles in the swamps... this is what he lives for.

 

John and Lyn Kelman are the other owners of Carmor Plains and whilst they do not live full time on the Wildlife Reserve, they do play a large part in the management of the property. John is a keen pilot and flies his own light aircraft (a Mooney) from Bauple in southern Queensland up to Carmor Plains, 3 or 4 times a year to help out... 3000 km away! In his spare time he manages their other cattle property, Rossendale where he and Lyn reside.

Lyn is a very active person involved with many volunteer and advisory committees which keeps her extremely busy! Due to her hard work and efforts, in 2008 she was also appointed a Member of the Order of Australia.

 

David Bienvenu has been a keen hunter since he was a young lad and began guiding at Carmor Plains in 2007. Dave is passionate about his hunting and will walk that extra mile to find the big ones, especially when it comes to wild boar. He is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to big game rifles and classic old cartridges and apparantly he is also quite good at making jams and mustards down in the colder southern parts of Australia, when he is not hunting!!

Dave is a very pleasant bloke to hunt with and a most reliable guide who will ensure his clients get the best trophy available.

 

Sheree is from Cape York originally but reckons she likes it more up in the Top End of the NT! She is a jack of all trades and will give most things a go. Sheree is not bad at fixing fences and stock work, but also like chasing wild pigs in the airboat! Don't mess with Sheree as she knows how to use a knife and is the new gun skinner at the Carmor Plains skinning workshop!

Sheree isn't scared of much except termite mounds hiding in the long grass!!

So whether it be a hunting safari, an airboat tour or maybe sampling a good Australian wine out on the gazebo deck and watching the sun set, the team at Carmor Plains will give you 100 percent to ensure your safari is a success.


Last Updated on Friday, 31 October 2020 01:16