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The Cheapest Gym You’ll Ever Join

Let’s cut to the chase. Training isn’t complicated. It’s about putting in the work more than anything else. Despite the fact we hold strong opinions about how to train and what tools to train with,

Be the Change, By Andy Stumpf

Cover Photo Credit Steven Drake of Annuli Collective Editors Note: We’d like to thank Andy Stumpf for allowing us to re-publish this piece from his personal blog CONFESSIONS OF AN IDIOT. If you like hard

Pelly Mountains: Yukon Territory, By Nolan Osborne

There are few destinations still left on this earth that, upon hearing its name, will send any avid mountain hunter into daydreams of wild adventure in untouched country. For most of recorded history The Yukon

Camp-Fire Tales From Boone & Crockett Club’s Classics Camp-Fires in the Canadian Rockies

  Who is there who does not love a good story, told to eager and sympathetic listeners beside a generous camp-fire! Show me a man who does not, and I will show you a man

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Episode 50: Bear Hunting

Photo Credit: Talus Creative On this episode, Adam is joined by Connor Gabbott, Steven Drake and Shaun Gee to discuss a misrepresented and misunderstood topic, both in the hunting community and mainstream media: bear hunting.

Episode 49: The Outlier with Zack & Travis Boughton of Montana Wild

Photo Credit: @montanawild On this episode, Adam is joined by Zack and Travis Boughton of Montana Wild to discuss their latest film project: The Outlier. The Boughton brothers have been producing top-notch hunting and fly-fishing films

Episode 48: The Art & Science of Boot Fitting with Schnee’s

Photo Credit: Talus Creative On this episode, we are bringing you a live on location boot fitting from the Schnee’s flagship store in Bozeman, MT. Curt Smith, President of Schnee’s, will be going through the full

Episode 47: Packs and Pack Systems with the MYSTERY RANCH Boys

On this episode, we are talking about packs, pack accessories and what’s required in a pack that you can depend on to handle the demands of the backcountry. Adam is joined by two employees of

A Day to Remember By Clay Peck

  The alarm went off at four in the morning, and I eagerly jumped out of bed. It was time for my long-awaited goat hunt. I had drawn a Limited Entry Hunting (LEH) tag in

Bears on the Beach, By James Dorrett

2017 didn’t exactly start out as I’d planned. I took time off guiding to work construction across the country in Newfoundland and never in the past few years have I ever been so out of