EP162: The Year of the Elk # 4
In this episode, recorded while on the road to the trailhead, Wardo and Adam (and the film crew) discuss final preparations, gear, fears, and their overall excitement levels for what will be, if nothing else, …
Top Picks: Standout Gear
At the Journal, we firmly believe that the gear does not make the hunter and should never be a barrier to entry, especially when you are starting out. That said, it is our experience that …
The Science Of Buck Fever (& 5 Ways Get Rid Of Target Panic Once & For All), By Ben Greenfield
If you’re reading this, you’ve likely experienced or heard about an all-too-familiar scenario. You’ve waited for this moment all season long. A big buck you’ve been filming, tracking and hunting suddenly appears just …
243 Win Versus 7mm-08, By Ron Spomer
Larger bullets and higher energies may, indeed, be more effective on all big game. The “Use Enough Gun” debate has been raging for decades with good evidence on both sides.
EP 161: Hope Is Not a Plan with Mountain Medic
In this episode, Adam and his guest, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Brian Tallerico, discuss Brian’s new company, Mountain Medic. These are hands-down the most well designed wilderness/field medical kits available today. Topics include backcountry and wilderness …
EP 160: Busting Optics Myths with Leupold’s Michael “Buck” Baccellieri
In this episode, Adam and Buck discuss the myths that surround selecting the right rifle scope for the right application. They cover ethical shot distances, when to spend and when not to spend, and tips …
EP 159: The Year of the Elk #3 with Chris Roe
In this episode, Adam is joined by Chris Roe of Roe Hunting Resources (RHR) to discuss elk behaviour, elk calling, scouting and hunting strategies, and hunting tough country. If you’ve got an elk hunt planned …
Defining Shooter Spotter Roles, By Ed Rochnowski
The fundamentals of long range shooting need to be reinforced to prevent bad habits and to serve as a basis upon which to build your confidence and abilities.
Tenkara Fishing: A Guide for Backpackers
Originating from Japan, this minimalistic technique was developed on inland trout streams to provide a simpler experience. Paring it back to just a rod, line, and fly, tenkara takes fishing back to basics