American Buffalo – Chapter 10, by Steven Rinella
By the summer of 1872, literally thousands of buffalo hunters had converged on the Great Plains. They had (or would soon earn) names like Buffalo Bill Comstock, Buffalo Bill Cody, Cross Eyed Joe, Apache Bill, …
Episode 41: The Modern Relevance of Hunting with Shane Mahoney
In this episode Adam is joined by a guest that he has been waiting to interview for a very long time: Mr. Shane Mahoney. This is one of the most important podcasts we have, and …
Episode 40: Is Solo Hunting a Modern Phenomenon?
In this episode Adam welcomes Connor Gabbott of @cedarandsagebrush back to the show. Connor is a chef by trade but more importantly loves to solo hunt and is one hell of a photographer, and film …
Episode 39: Back By Popular Demand
On Episode #39 Adam welcomes Matt Comment back to the show. Matt was originally on the podcast a few months back and in that episode briefly touched on some of the nutritional changes he’d made …
Episode 38: Get the Hell Outside!
Photo Credit: Steven Drake On this short “in-between-isode” Adam runs solo on a topic he feels very strongly about…when and why you should be training outdoors! www.journalofmountainhunting.com www.MTNSTRONG.com Like the intro song? Listen to Karma …
Muley Mountain HighBy Ian Baird
There are three things in my life to which all my passion is devoted: my faith, my family, and my love for hunting. I did not grow up doing much hunting, as my dad stopped …
Less than 24 Hours in [Speed] Goat CountryBy Brandon Purcell
Pronghorn antelope. Speed goat. Prairie devil. The animal doesn’t exactly conjure up images of high vistas or epic mountain scenery, but in certain areas of basin country in the American West, they live in some …
The Forgotten Half: Part 2 By Tony Bynum
Feature Image Photo Credit Connor Gabbott To capture unforgettable images, a great lens is at least as important as the camera. Here in Part 2 of The Forgotten Half, Tony provides his specific recommendations on what …
Deeper – Farther – HigherBy Adam Janke, Editor in Chief
Feature Image Photo Credit Steven Drake As a mountain or western hunter, what would you say is the most important tool for the job? Think hard on this one, it’s not entirely obvious. Your gun? Bow? Pack? …
Ammunition For Long Range Shooting
Books, countless articles, video series and even classes have been devoted to the subject of long range shooting and the factory or hand loaded ammunition needed to achieve success. Many shooters can’t agree on what …