In this episode, we pick up where we left off in the first episode, continuing to uncover the fundamental truths, functionality and technical aspects of fabrics and design as it relates to rain gear. Marcel Geser is the co-founder of CANIS, and a Swiss design guru with a vast amount of experience in the mountain and technical apparel space. He has won over 25 coveted ISPO awards. These awards are only given to the most innovative garments developed in the sports and outdoor space.

Welcome to a new, six-part limited series called Mountain Made with CANIS. In this educational series, we’ll uncover the fundamental truths, functionality and technical aspects of fabrics and design by going in-depth with Marcel Geser, co-founder of CANIS.

On this episode, Adam visits with Keith Balfourd of WSF to discuss the latest news and challenges the WSF family is focused on. From fundraising to critical projects, upcoming events, and where sheep hunt prices are headed in the future, Keith and Adam cover a host of topics impacting wild sheep and sheep hunters.

Wardo covers what to focus on in the final weeks leading up to your sheep hunt. After months of clanging the iron around it’s time to see how much that has benefitted you with some weighted rucks and harder aerobic efforts.

On this episode, Adam hosts Chuck Peeling, co-founder of the new Spike Camp platform, and an avid BC hunter and conservationist. It used to be that most hunters grew up in a hunting family, where mentorship from your parents or relatives was the primary path to becoming a successful hunter. Nowadays, this is far less common than it once was. Many hunters find their passion for hunting later in life, and struggle to find mentors that will help them learn, grow, and succeed in their hunting pursuits. Enter Spike Camp.

Wardo is back with another episode dedicated to helping you manage pain/soreness and keep training. Foam rolling isn’t the end all be all but it can be a great tool to keep you moving with less pain and soreness. In this episode, Wardo covers the key spots we should all focus on and some tips for how to do this right and not waste more time than you need to.

Adam visits with an old friend and past guest, John Warren, a former sniper, and Product Development Manager at Aero Precision, where he has been one of the key team members behind Aero’s move into the bolt gun market.

If you start hiking and get a brutal low-back pump or burn, it can derail your training and left unchecked, maybe even ruin your hunt, especially if you’re out there for days on end. Wardo shares some simple exercises you can do at the trailhead or while in the field, that can not only fix this but prevent it from happening at all.   

On this episode, Adam visits with regular guest Tanner Dannish, aka Big T, to talk about some exciting developments for Frontiersmen Gear and their customers, as well as his plans to take the company to the next level now that his new production shop is finally complete.