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Episode 43: The Savage Beauty of a Well-Made Blade

***WARNING: SOME EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS EPISODE*** In this episode Adam is joined by Andrew Arrabito, founder and chief bladesmith of Half Face Blades. Andrew and his team build some of the most

Episode 42: Adventures in Hunting & Podcasting with The Rookie Hunters

***WARNING: SOME EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS EPISODE*** In this episode Adam is joined by Mike and Kelly from the very popular Rookie Hunter podcast. These two guys started their refreshingly honest, very well

Fortune Favors the Bold, By Scott Hill

The Back Story… For as long as I can remember, my eyes have been drawn to rugged mountaintops, low-lying saddles, and windswept ridges. Call it a habit. Call it conditioning from a lifetime of searching

Three for Three – A February Goat Hunt, By Blake Rothschild

February is not your typical month to head afield in search of big game. However, in Alaska we are blessed with the opportunity to hunt mountain goats as late as March in some areas. But

The Anatomy of a Mountain Boot, By Adam Janke

I have been on the hunt for the ideal boot for many years now. I have tested countless models in a wide array of conditions and environments and have been, time and time again, disappointed

Is 6.5 the New 7?

Editor’s Note: We’d like to thank our friends at the Boone & Crockett Club for allowing us to re-publish this excellent piece from Wayne Van Zwoll originally found in the Winter 2016 edition of Fair

Putting in the Work, By James Dorrett

All Photos Credit Steven Drake & Annuli Collective How bad do you want it? It’s time to get down and dirty, and not rely on the horseshoes crammed up your ass. Spring is upon us,

Where the Rubber Meets the Road Part 3

All Photos Credit Steven Drake & Annuli Collective This is the last installment in our series of sample programs and, for many of you, this is likely the sample you’ve been waiting for. The No-Gym

The Tip of the Spear, By Randy Bauman

In the August 2016 issue of the Journal of Mountain Hunting, editor Adam Janke penned an article entitled A Call to Action. If you read that article, you may recall his opening line, a phrase

A Conservation Story Par Excellence (and True), By Alexander Sharif

Editor’s Note: We’d like to thank our friends at the Wild Sheep Foundation for allowing us to re-publish this excellent piece from Alexander Sharif, found originally in the Summer 2016 issue of Wild Sheep Magazine.