EP154: The Year of the Elk #1
***EXPLICIT LANGUAGE USED FREQUENTLY. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN*** We haven’t featured a ton of elk material on the podcast, or in the JOMH for that matter, but this year that’s changing in a big way. This is …
EP153: How Binoculars and Rangefinders Actually Work
This is the second part of Adam’s conversation with Tim Lesser of Leupold, recorded on location at Leupold HQ in Oregon. In this episode, they discuss binos and rangefinders. If you’ve ever wondered how to …
EP152: How to Select a Rifle Scope at Any Budget
On this show, recorded on location at Leupold HQ, Adam sits down with Tim Lesser to discuss rifle scope selection criteria and how to make sure you’re spending your money wisely. Topics covered include zoom …
Tents for Demanding Conditions, By Nolan Osborne
Different climates and hunts often call for different tents, however for most of us, it is neither practical nor feasible to have an arsenal of 2-4 shelters for any situation we may encounter.
Wildcatting Long Range Rounds, By Shawn Carlock
With the wide variety of rounds available on the market today one would think that there is a round for every need and for every purpose. While this is true to a certain extent, wildcatting …
Triggers: Killing Creep, By Bryden Richardson
A well-known pitfall with high-end friction-based triggers is their performance in harsh environments. You would be hard-pressed to find a serious hunter or competitive shooter who does not have a story about their trigger going down at the wrong time due to contamination.
The Best Ackley Improved? By Ron Spomer
P.O. Ackley considered the 308 Winchester, far right, so well designed that making it an Ackley Improved was gilding the lily. The same applies to most of its descendants like the 7mm-08 Rem and 260 Rem.
EP151: The Cave Bear
Adam shares a recent bowhunting experience that resulted in another cut bear tag cut. Although there’s plenty of bear hunting to be had in the fall here in BC, Adam won’t be hunting bears again in 2019.
First Blood – Colorado Elk, By Russell Harris, DVM
When I was about 100 yards from the rise he was standing on, I looked toward the right of the trail and into the creek bed. I could see that he was lying dead in the creek bed on flat ground 60 yards from where he was standing.
An Island Harvest, By Drew Kress
The diesel motors started up and we were cruising the salt. Heading to the other side of the island to begin our pursuit for Sitka blacktail deer and mountain goat. The captain of the 43’ delta was one of my old friends from times I spent fishing halibut in Seward, Alaska.