American Outdoor News

33:07

Building Confidence Through Doe Camp Nation

American Outdoor News ·

2026/10/05

Meridy Capella joined the American Outdoor News Podcast to discuss Doe Camp Nation and its growing impact. The organization focuses on outdoor education for women of every experience level. Participants build confidence through mentorship, hands-on learning, and practical outdoor skills. Women in hunting, fishing, archery, and conservation continue finding support through this welcoming community.Doe Camp Nation hosts its signature annual event in Canaan, Vermont, at Jackson's Lodge. The scenic

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30:07

Outdoor Tomorrow Foundation Reconnects Kids with Nature

American Outdoor News ·

2026/09/29

In the latest episode of the American Outdoor News Podcast, Keith Tidball of the Outdoor Tomorrow Foundation (OTF) discusses why outdoor recreation is essential for today's youth. He explains how schools can help children reconnect with nature through structured outdoor education. Furthermore, he shares why hunting, fishing, conservation, and outdoor recreation benefit both physical and mental health.Keith's journey began in academia, where he studied the healing power of nature for military

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32:06

The Battles that Shape the Future of Hunting

American Outdoor News ·

2026/09/24

Safari Club International Attorney Regina Lenox joined the American Outdoor News Podcast to discuss major legal and policy changes affecting hunters nationwide. Throughout the conversation, Lenox explained how recent federal actions could expand hunting opportunities while strengthening wildlife management. In addition, she highlighted the critical role hunters play in funding conservation. As a result, the episode offers timely insights for anyone following hunting, conservation, wildlife

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28:22

Youth Outdoor Engagement Builds the Next Generation...

American Outdoor News ·

2026/09/02

Brian Pitell, President of the Pittsburgh Safari Club International chapter, shares why youth engagement is essential to the future of hunting and conservation. During his conversation with Chris Avena, Pitell explains how education, mentorship, and community involvement inspire the next generation of outdoor enthusiasts. Furthermore, he highlights the chapter's commitment to celebrating 50 years of conservation leadership while expanding opportunities for young hunters and families.Throughout the

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27:08

SCI Building Community Through Hunting with Sean Jackson

American Outdoor News ·

2026/08/24

Safari Club International chapters strengthen the hunting community through conservation, advocacy, and local engagement. Meanwhile, more than 170 chapters connect hunters while protecting wildlife and hunting traditions nationwide.Sean Jackson explains that local chapters lead youth hunting programs, conservation projects, and educational events. Additionally, they address regional issues while promoting responsible hunting and ethical wildlife management. Community events, fundraising banquets,

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27:39

Crafting Precision with Crown Precision Arms

American Outdoor News ·

2026/08/19

Crown Precision Arms combines family tradition, hunting heritage, and precision craftsmanship into every firearm they produce. During this American Outdoor News interview, Kassandra and Scott Davis shared the inspiring story behind their growing company. Their journey reflects generations of hunting traditions, strong family values, and an unwavering commitment to firearm excellence.Both Kassandra and Scott grew up in families where hunting was a cherished tradition. Those early experiences

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37:00

The Role of SCI Advocacy for Hunters

American Outdoor News ·

2026/08/12

Safari Club International (SCI) continues to lead the fight for hunter rights across North America. In this exclusive American Outdoor News interview, publisher Chris Avena sits down with Chris Tymeson, Senior Director of Government Affairs for SCI. Together, they discuss the legal battles, conservation victories, and legislative challenges shaping the future of hunting. Their conversation reveals why every hunter must stay informed and engaged to protect our hunting heritage.SCI's advocacy team

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36:34

Dark Truths of Child Trafficking with Craig Sawyer

American Outdoor News ·

2026/08/05

What if one of America's most disturbing criminal enterprises is hiding in plain sight? In a powerful episode of the American Outdoor News Podcast, Publisher Chris Avena sits down with former Navy SEAL and Veterans for Child Rescue founder Craig Sawyer. Together, they explore the realities of child trafficking in the United States and discuss why Sawyer believes greater public awareness is essential. Moreover, he explains how his military and investigative experience shaped his mission to protect

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42:48

Guide to SCI Record Book and Hunting Awards

American Outdoor News ·

2026/07/22

SCI Record Books: Aaron Smith Explains How Hunters Drive ConservationSafari Club International's Record Book is more than a list of trophy animals. Instead, it serves as a valuable conservation and wildlife research tool. In this episode, Aaron Smith explains how every measured entry contributes meaningful data for scientists and wildlife managers. Most importantly, he reminds hunters that everything SCI does helps raise money for conservation, protecting wildlife for future

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22:15

Empowering Women in the Outdoors with Amanda Lynn Mayhew

American Outdoor News ·

2026/07/15

Amanda Lynn Mayhew, better known as That Hunting Girl, joins the American Outdoor News Podcast to share her inspiring outdoor journey. She discusses how she entered the hunting industry through passion, perseverance, and dedication. As a result, she has become one of the most recognizable advocates for women in hunting. Her story encourages new hunters to embrace the outdoors with confidence and purpose. Throughout the interview, Amanda highlights the importance of introducing women and youth to

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66:35

Dangerous Game Hunting in Africa with Chris Benson

American Outdoor News ·

2026/07/09

How to Plan a Successful African Safari with Chris Benson Planning an African safari requires careful preparation, trusted guidance, and realistic expectations. In this episode, Chris Benson shares his firsthand experiences hunting across Africa. He explains how choosing the right outfitter creates the foundation for a safe and successful adventure. Additionally, he offers practical safari planning tips that benefit both first-time and experienced hunters. Next, Chris discusses the essential gear

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34:29

Women in Hunting- The Rise of the Sables

American Outdoor News ·

2026/07/02

Women in Hunting: How the SCI Sables Are Inspiring the Next Generation of Conservationists The outdoor industry continues to evolve, and women are leading one of its most exciting movements. On the American Outdoor News Podcast, Irene Dudley Hanlon, President of the SCI Sables, shared how the organization empowers women through mentorship, education, and conservation. Furthermore, she discussed the Sables' mission to create opportunities that help women become confident hunters and passionate

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28:00

The Secrets Behind Precision Rifles with Shaun...

American Outdoor News ·

2026/06/26

Shaun Beiswanger from ACME Rifles explains what separates precision rifles from standard production firearms. He highlights how engineering and tight tolerances improve long-range accuracy. Additionally, he shares why controlling every manufacturing step creates reliable firearms. This episode is essential for anyone interested in precision rifles, marksmanship, and shooting sports. Shaun also discusses the differences between production rifles and match-grade rifles. He explains how premium

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30:11

Nick Hoffman Hunting Beyond the Harvest

American Outdoor News ·

2026/06/17

In the world of outdoor adventures, every hunt tells a story worth sharing. Nick Hoffman explains why authentic storytelling matters.First, Nick shares how music, hunting, and television all begin with meaningful experiences. Consequently, great stories create lasting connections with audiences. Moreover, Nick believes hunting is about relationships, conservation, and respecting wildlife. As a result, every adventure becomes more meaningful than simply harvesting an animal. In addition, Nick

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36:47

Speaking with Mia Anstine

American Outdoor News ·

2026/06/09

Mia Anstine has built an impressive career in the outdoor industry through her passion for hunting, conservation, and education. In a recent interview with American Outdoor News, she shared how her experiences as a hunter, writer, and advocate have allowed her to connect with people across the country while promoting responsible wildlife management. Throughout her journey, Mia has remained committed to preserving hunting traditions and encouraging others to become active participants in conservation

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19:02

Griffin & Howe Sportsman's Jamboree

American Outdoor News ·

2026/05/20

Griffin and Howe continues to evolve while preserving its legendary reputation in the firearms industry. During my interview with Tim Peschl, we discussed how the company is blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation. Known for producing high-end custom rifles and classic wooden stocks, Griffin and Howe is now expanding its product line with synthetic-stock Highlander rifles. As a result, the company is reaching a broader audience of hunters and shooting enthusiasts.Additionally,

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39:16

Fire in Our Hearts

American Outdoor News ·

2026/05/14

The award-winning documentary Fire in Our Hearts tells the powerful story of resilience, survival, and community strength during the devastating 2018 wildfires in British Columbia. During my interview with filmmakers Rachel Ahtila and Josias Tschanz, they explained how the project was born out of necessity as entire rural communities faced destruction while emergency resources were stretched thin. Rather than waiting helplessly for assistance, local residents made the difficult decision to return

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13:38

Why Outdoor Education Matters: OTF Taking the Lead

American Outdoor News ·

2026/05/07

The Outdoor Tomorrow Foundation is helping students learn important outdoor survival and safety skills. Today, many young people spend less time outdoors than previous generations. As a result, basic survival knowledge is often missing. OTF works to change that through hands-on outdoor education programs in schools across the country. These programs teach students how to stay safe, build confidence, and appreciate the outdoors.The Outdoor Tomorrow Foundation offers more than 40 educational units

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19:58

How Sportsmen Saved Wildlife

American Outdoor News ·

2026/05/03

Wildlife Conservation and Hunting Rights Mike Jean of Sportsmen's Alliance joined the show to discuss wildlife conservation and hunting rights. During the interview, he explained how conservation shaped modern hunting in America. He also spoke about the role sportsmen play in protecting wildlife and public land. First, Jean discussed the history of wildlife conservation in the United States. He explained how hunters helped restore animal populations over the years. In addition, sportsmen helped

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11:49

Preserving the Magic & Legacy of the Outdoors

American Outdoor News ·

2026/04/15

The interview with Jeff Meyerl highlights how Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania is reviving hunting traditions. It shows a clear shift in outdoor access. In addition, the new law expands opportunities for families and working hunters. As a result, more people can now take part in hunting. This also strengthens family bonds across generations.Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania removes long-standing limits on access to the field. In the past, youth hunters and working families faced many time barriers

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