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EP 287: Quick & Dirty with Wardo, How to Taper Leading Up to a Hunt

On this episode of Quick and Dirty Wardo touches on how to taper leading up to a hunt. Spoiler alert you can’t get fit in 5 days before a 12 day hunt.

EP 285: Quick & Dirty with Wardo, Nerve Flossing for Low Back Pain

On this episode Wardo dives into the topic of nerve flossing for low back pain. A commonly missed issue that can be self treated in the field or on the job to give relief. Don’t

EP 283: Quick & Dirty with Wardo, Understanding the Low Back

On this episode, Wardo dives deep into common issues that plague the lower back, preventative maintenance, and how to rehabilitate it.

Once They Were Numerous, By Mark Trousdell

Located within the Central Cariboo Region of British Columbia, Canada, at the confluence of the Chilcotin and Fraser Rivers, the Junction Sheep Range Provincial Park (Junction Park) consists of a diverse landscape, rolling grasslands, river

Lessons In Stone, By Andrew Horvath

It all started in the early months of 2018. I had a crazy idea to go chase stone sheep with a bow again, but my problem was a lack of bow hunting buddies that could

The Fold, By Derek Schurdevin

After driving two full days from Cherryville, B.C. and a good night’s sleep in Toad River, my lovely wife Billie finally dropped my dog Nellie and I off. Our sheep excursion began on what I

Kyrgyzstan Mid Asian Ibex Part II, by James Barben

We packed our camp and embarked on what would be an eight-hour ride into a vast and rugged valley. As we entered the head of the valley we stopped at a small house where a

Valley of the Bucks, by Chris Pryn

As September 10th slowly approaches, you will hear every man, woman and child tell you all about the alpine mule deer hunt they are planning. There is no denying the romance that is attached to

Ode to a Sheep Hunter, by Dale Webber

Peeking down on the rams at a mere 200 yards, we surveyed the situation. In total, twelve of them lounged around the slope below us, but one stood out. I eased up my big 500

Nine Days in the Chugach: Part II by Adam Smith

We awoke to a slight drizzle on opening day. It was tough to make the call to get out and get wet, but it had to be done if we wanted to make the most