Episode 102: The Guide Life with Nolan Osborne
On this show, Adam is joined by his good friend, and the star of Toeing the Line (TTL), Nolan Osborne. Anyone that has watched our TTL film will know that Nolan is one hell of …
6.5 PRC – The King of the Mountain? By Nolan Osborne
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve likely noticed the 6.5’s have taken the shooting world by storm in recent years. Touting long, heavy for caliber, high ballistic-coefficient (BC) bullets, long-range competitors and hunters …
Highs, Lows, and In-Betweens, By Hunter Lampreau
Three years ago, my lifelong hunting mentor and — conveniently — my Father, George Lampreau, asked me if I wanted to put a Limited Entry Hunt (LEH) application in for any specific unit in B.C. …
Episode 101: A Systems Approach to Glassing
In this episode, Adam and Chris talk about the story behind The Outdoorsmans (you’ll want to hear that one), and then take a deep dive into all things glassing related. Growing up in Arizona, Chris …
Episode 100: The Return of Donnie Vincent
Here it is folks! Episode 100, a big milestone for the BTK show. First off, we wanted to extend a heart-felt thank you to everyone that has tuned in and supported the show over the …
Episode 99: The Reasons We Hunt with Aaron Hitchins of Rockhouse Motion
On this episode, Adam is joined by Aaron Hitchins, one of the guys at Rockhouse Motion. They are, without a doubt, one of the best in the business when it comes to film and photography …
Episode 98: Quick Hit Gear Review
On this episode, Adam is joined by his GSP Toby for a quick hit “in-between-isode” and reviews some highly versatile gear and equipment he’s been putting to the test over the past while. He covers …
Episode 97: How to Ignite a Movement with BHA
On this episode, Adam, Mike and Kelly sit down with a full crew from the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. They are joined by Land Tawney and Ty Stubblefield from BHA HQ and Bill Hanlon and …
Toeing the Line
In British Columbia, at the end of the guiding season, there is only one true mountain hunt available: Rocky Mountain goats.
Wild Game Curing Part 2, By Tina Windsor
Fermented and dried meats aren’t cooked, and as such require different considerations than the sausages in the first article. Having never experimented with whole muscle curing wild game, my biggest concern was that there could …