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Episode 30: (Kind Of) Live from New Zealand

This episode is obviously not coming to you live in the strict sense BUT it was recorded live on location in NZ in two separate locations at different points in the trip. The first part

There and Back Again, By James Dorrett

Feature Image Photo Credit Cedar & Sagebrush “Hey Tim, how much do you think it rained today?” As I looked at Tim, he thought for a moment and then in typical dry Kiwi fashion answered:

The Longest Day, By Luke Ramousch

As hunters we have all been there before: lying in bed the night before a special hunt, unable to slow down our thoughts. For a lot of us, North America’s wild sheep will keep us

Why I Don’t Use Trekking Poles! By Joseph Peter, Owner Hard Yards Hunting NZ

Trekking poles have swooped in, taking over the mountain hunting scene in North America. Trekking poles are a great tool when used in the right terrain and can save your knees from aches as well

How Far Is Too Far? Part 2, By Tom Bulloch

Are we closer to an answer? In our first installment of “How Far,” my friend Jerry and I were preparing for a mountain hunt that might entail shooting at substantial distances when he asked me,

The DIY Arrow Saw, By James Dorrett

Feature Image Photo Credit Cedar & Sagebrush Buying an arrow saw is easy but mountain hunting is an expensive obsession. Building your own DIY arrow saw is fairly easy to do with minimal equipment and

Trail Snacks for Your Next Adventure, By Heather Kelly

Having healthy, delicious food on hand makes it easy to pack and go on your next outing, whether a single day or multiday adventure. One snack that I have always enjoyed is nut butter, since

Crushing Your Goals In 2017

Here at the JOMH we’re big fans of Tim Ferriss of Four Hour Work Week fame. His books, blog and podcast have taught us more in the past few years than a lifetime’s worth of

The Unparalled NWT: A Dall Sheep Hunting Perspective, By Matt Jurad

Considering a Dall sheep hunt? The Northwest Territories should be at the top of your list. For many hunters a sheep hunt is nothing more than a dream, something that is considered and then put

Episode 29: The NZ Hot Wash (aka Successes, Failures & Observations from NZ)

On this episode Adam goes solo with his post-hunt “Hot Wash” from New Zealand. The Hot Wash is a mainstay of many elite level military and law-enforcement units. A concerted exercise where the successes, failures