Episode 54: You’re Not a F@$#ing Victim with Andy Stumpf
***WARNING: SOME STRONG LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS PODCAST*** On this episode Adam welcomes retired Navy SEAL Andy Stumpf on to the show. Andy is a breath of fresh air in today’s day and age. …
Episode 53: The Thin Air Life with Bert Sorin of Sorinex
On this episode Adam welcomes Bert Sorin on to the show. Bert is the co-owner and president of Sorinex, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-performance strength training equipment. This includes racks, rigs, barbells, …
Episode 52: The Soup to Nuts Pack Podcast with Dana Gleason of MYSTERY RANCH
This episode was recorded on location at Mystery Ranch HQ in Bozeman, MT shortly after Adam received a behind the scenes tour of the MR facility. Adam sits down with Dana Gleason, the founder of …
Episode 51: Why Do We Hunt?
Photo Credit: Talus Creative In this short episode, Adam is rolling solo to discuss the reasons behind the recent launch of the new bi-annual print edition of The Journal of Mountain Hunting. In the new …
Changing My Approach, By Glenn Owings
I think one of the greatest lessons that rambling in wild places can teach is comfort with the unknown. You could call it flexibility, but that seems to shortchange the ever-present possibility of failure; whether …
Miracle on the Mountain,By Nathan French
It all started at the early age of eleven. After immigrating to Canada from England, I was quickly introduced to the hunting lifestyle that beautiful British Columbia had to offer. Moving opposite a taxidermy shop, …
40 Years of Stalking Black Bears in the Backcountry, By George A. Bettas
Editors Note: We’d like to thank Schnee’s for allowing us to re-publish this fantastic piece from George A. Bettas that originally appeared in The Montana Sporting Journal. I began hunting black bear in …
Lock and Reload Part 2 – Load Development for Your Hunting Rifle, By Darin Cooper
One of the more daunting tasks for any reloader is figuring out which combination of bullet, powder, primer, and seating depth are needed to get the best accuracy and consistency out of their rifle. Thankfully, …
The Five Commandments of Boot Shopping, By Adam Janke
Cover Photo Credit Connor Gabbott of Talus Creative. Since releasing the Art and Science of Boot Fitting podcast a few weeks ago, I’ve been getting a ton of emails and questions about this critical topic. …
Mistakes & Lessons Learned Mountain Hunting – Part 1,By Luke Ramousch
It was a late June night, and I was twisting and turning in bed; trying to get comfortable enough to fall asleep seemed to be something that wasn’t about to happen. At least I didn’t …