Days In The Wild - Big game Hunting podcast

Remi Warren And John Stallone Hunting Stories 9.55

Remi Warren And John Stallone Hunting Stories 9.55
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Tony Trietch Hunting Stories 9.54

Tony Trietch Hunting Stories 9.54
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Tony Trietch is a hunter, writer, carpenter and entrepreneur - and he's exceptional at all of it. His big game hunts span all over the west and midwest. He's figured out a recipe for consistently drawing dream hunts, and ends up chasing whatever he draws. For 2017, his lineup includes eight deer, two elk, and a moose. Tony said, "Even with over 30 years of archery hunting experience, I still get as excited about hunting as I did when I was 12. I live to chase big mature animals in the mountains and plains states." Primarily a solo hunter, Tony does most of his hunting on public land.

PROOF research barrels and DIY Elk Hunting Montana with Cody Voermans 9.53

PROOF research barrels and DIY Elk Hunting Montana with Cody Voermans 9.53
We dicuss the PROOF research barrel and we talk about elk hunting in montana
Cody is the Prostaff manager for Proof research, he is a very acomplished shooter and hunter. His family has a long history in the outdoors in Montana and is great resource to have a convo with before heading out there to hunt.
 
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Solo Hunter Tim Burnett 9.52

TIM BURNETT Solo Hunter 9.52
 
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Tim is a devoted husband and father first of all. But he is also an extremely passionate and accomplished hunter and outdoorsman who just considers it to be a normal part his self sufficient lifestyle.
It all started for Tim from a very early age. At 12 he would grab a backpack and sleeping bag and take off for the mountains for days on end, with nothing more than a fishing pole and his dad’s old 22 rifle. He would sometimes take his younger brothers or cousin along but more often than not, he was alone.
During his college years Tim purchased the best camera equipment he could afford and spent every weekend and many evenings filming his fishing and hunting excursions. Hitting his favorite steelhead fishing holes by Friday night and barely rolling back into town for classes on Monday morning.
In 2006 Tim started a hunting TV show in the Boise Idaho area and found some early success gaining sponsors and growing a fan base. Through that show he was able to meet and learn from other more experienced outdoorsman on TV at the time. Larry D. Jones, Wayne Carlton and others were among those who Tim spoke with and gained insight into the business side the outdoor branding and entertainment world.
Tim created SOLO HNTR to be different than any other hunting show out there. “I want my viewers to feel the experience rather than just see it.” In September of 2010 SOLO HNTR made its national television debut on Sportsman Channel and later moved to the Outdoor Channel in the fall of 2012, being nominated for various awards on both networks.
A soloist by nature Tim is most comfortable with the simple things of life. He felt that he needed to keep the entertainment side of the show simple and relatable to other hunters.

Jared Bloomgren 412 Inch Montana Bull 9.51

Jared Bloomgren 412" Montana Bull 9.51
Jared and I talk about his 412" montana archery bull and the 39 day adventure that went into finally connecting on this giant.
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Tim Gilligham Extreme Shot Angles 9.50

Tim Gilligham Extreme Shot Angles 9.50
Tim Gillingham and I discuss shooting your bow at extreme angles:
1) We talk about shooting at extreme angles and what are some of the things to consider 
2) We talk about how to level your sight
3) We discuss the other bow tuning items that we need to address for shooting angles
4) We talk about body position and form for shooting extreme angels
Tim has several videos out on leveling your bow sight that you should check out and you can wtach this episode on my YouTube to see the item he is talking about and follow along as he shows us how to level the signt. 
 
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Discussing Hunting Packs with Seek Outside 9.49

Discussing Hunting Packs with Seek Outside 9.49
 
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The Key to successfully packing your pack so that you are comfortable and maximizing your load hinges on 2 major factors Organization and Weight Distribution  
I like to lay out all my gear weeks before my trip so that I can get an account of what I need and what I want to bring with me....But also to get everything organized and weight out so that I know what I'm getting myself into. By organizing my gear and getting a full account of what I have it makes it easier on me when I need access the gear later.. nothing worst than having to tear your pack apart to find what you need. Which bring me to my first tip on organization.. its an art form... you want to pack the gear you will need the most in places that are most accessible but still trying to adhere to the weight distribution so when I organize my gear I lay it out by "most used" and "weight" category this will help you find the proper home for you gear..
I like to separate all my "occasional use"  gear into color coded stuff bags by type. That way it is much easier to access later, IE: cooking gear, personal hygiene, food, etc. and it allows me to put it where I need the weight... Items like GPS, game calls, binos, snacks I like to utilize the accessory pockets on my pack
Another consideration when packing is packing in a manor that minimizes internal movement within the pack one because less noise but 2 and more importantly the more item shift and move the more energy and effort required by you to navigate with the pack.
 
Backpack Weight Distribution
By distributing weight as depicted bellow , you can achieve better comfort, convenience and stability.
External backpacks When using an external frame pack the heaviest items should be packed on top and closes to the back to center the pack’s weight over the hips and to place you in a more upright position. However, if your doing a lot of rock type climbing or steep maneuvering I would lower the weight to somewhere between your shoulder to get a lower center of gravity.
Internal backpacks When using an internal frame pack the weight wants to be centered just bellow the shoulder blades, close to your back and as centered as possible. By doing this, the weight is centered on your hips. I did not make this diagram if I did I would probably have color coded it with extra heavy items on the bottom end of where heavy is depicted
Play with your set up and get it dialed in take it out for a hike by the house walk up and down your stairs for a few hours if you need too, taking the time and putting in the effort before you hit the mountain may mean you tagging the trophy of a lifetime or leaving early because you couldn't cut it .
 

Arizona OTC Deer With Big Chino Outfitters 9.48

Arizona OTC Deer With Big Chino Outfitters 9.48
In this epsiode Junior and I talk about hunting deer in the early season here in AZ on the OTC tag.
Big Chino takes some of the biggest mule deer each year and are some of the nicest guys you will ever meet. http://www.bigchinoguideservice.com/
 
 
 

Blacktail Hunting Podcast Part 2 Warning Explicit language!

Blacktail Hunting Podcast Part 2 Warning Explicit language!
Recap of our week in California blacktail hunting A Zone.... This is an unfiltered, uncensored camp discussion of John Stallone, Charles Whitwam, Zach Herold and Alex Hogwild...

Blacktail Hunting Podcast Part 1 Warning! Explict Language

Blacktail Hunting Podcast Part 1 Warning Explicit language!
Recap of our week in California blacktail hunting A Zone.... This is an unfiltered, uncensored camp discussion of John Stallone, Charles Whitwam, Zach Herold and Alex Hogwild...