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In this episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky is joined by a force to be reckoned with in the mountains of the west. Whether he’s nerding out as a hydrologist with the U.S. Forest Service, hunting, skiing or biking, Josh Boyd will spend over 200 days a year in the backcountry. Josh is a Sitka Big Game Ambassador and another notable passion is his love for writing, which has donned the pages of Bowhunter Magazine, Eastmans’ Bowhunting Journal and Rokslide.com.As always, Josh begins by telling us his

In this episode Steve talks with North Carolina’s Mark Miller.Mark is a veteran raccoon hunter that has long been devoted to the Treeing Walker breed.  Mark’s Walker hound Dreamer was voted into the Southeastern Treeing Walker Association’s Hall of Fame as a coonhound. Through Miller’s association with North Carolina State Trooper Brad Hyatt who runs Plott dogs on bears, he became interested in Plotts, North Carolina’s official state dog. How does a houndsman devoted to a given breed, especially on

Exploring Aurora’s unique multi-day rally format and the people bringing gravel culture to Cyprus, Switzerland, and Portugal. This week, we’re heading overseas for a new kind of gravel adventure. The Aurora Gravel Rally Series blends the spirit of exploration with the thrill of competition — taking riders across stunning landscapes in Cyprus, Switzerland, and Portugal. Craig sits down with Fiona, Race Director for the Portugal event, to unpack what makes the Aurora Gravel format so special. From

🌲🎙️🌊Episode # 17Inside the PCT: What It's Really Like to Hike the Pacific Crest Trail...TwiceThe Go Wildly Podcast is what happens when two childhood friends & dirtbag adventure junkies decide to bring a mic into the wilderness. We’re Emily & Heather...equal parts heart and chaos...pulling stories out of people like snacks from the bottom of a backpack. We hike. We float. We talk. And somehow, in between all the laughs and mosquito bites, something real always surfaces.We take outdoor

Hunting Insights: Pre-Rut to Rut Strategies from ExpertsOn today's show, we have Dave Skinner from Whitetail Properties, Ed Steinke from Iowa, and Andy Yost from Farming Legacy in Missouri. We're discussing hunting strategies from October 26th through November 9th, focusing on the pre-rut and rut periods. Each guest provides insights on deer behavior, ideal hunting times, best locations for tree stands, and the importance of weather conditions. They also share personal experiences and strategies to

Episode 295 | October 19, 2025 — Chasing Giants PodcastTerry Peer and Don Higgins sit down for a packed episode covering youth hunts, late October cold fronts, cattle genetics, land investing, scent control myths, and the power of doing the right thing — even when no one’s watching. Episode Highlights: 🦌 Don recaps Illinois youth season with his grandson Walker — from coyote encounters to future buck plans. 🐄 How raising cattle taught Don valuable lessons about deer genetics and herd

What are confidence flies? Of course, it is a thing people say. But is it a real thing?I maintain that it is. And these flies don't only give you a leg up when you're fishing them: I think that we can learn a lot about how to fish any and every fly if we pay attention to how we're fishing our confidence flies. So while  the topic might seem a bit philosophical or abstract, there is truly something to explore for a few minutes. After all, would you rather fish with confidence or with

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Wind, rain, and doubt fade into one of the most rewarding hunts we've had in years and a reminder of why we keep going back. We're very proud to have The Wild Sheep Foundation as our title sponsor. To register, to become a member, to renew your membership, and to join the <1 Club, head over to wildsheepfoundation.org Are you in the market for a new satellite communicator? We've been using ZOLEO since the start of the 2024 spring season, and its passed the test and earned our official stamp of

Trail takes a deep dive into his personal optics system — from binos to spotters and tripods. He breaks down why he chose each piece, what he prioritizes in the field, and how to find the right balance between cost, weight, and performance. A must-listen for anyone obsessed with glassing and gear refinement.

Sheldon sits down with wildlife expert Rick Espie to explore one of Saskatchewan’s most talked about topics- the new antlerless elk hunt.From the early history of elk in North America to the complex wildlife management strategies that shaped today’s herds, Rick explains how we got here and why many in the conservation community believe this hunt goes against everything Saskatchewan’s wildlife stewards have worked toward. Together, Sheldon and Rick look at the science, politics, and ethics behind

As another fall walleye season gets under way, Captain Ross took some time to sit down with Jason Fischer, from the Lake Erie Fall Brawl and the Lake Erie Walleye Trail, to get updates on some rule changes and clarifications that will keep you from losing a boat and money over a broken rule. We also go into detail about how Lake Erie Walleye tournaments are changing, how many are now being won, and some interesting perspective on the future.Capt. Ross Robertson has made his complete living chasing

🎥 In this episode of Before The Echo, we’re joined by Paul Putera to talk about the right way to use trail cameras on public land — and why most hunters are doing it completely wrong!If you’re serious about finding mature bucks on pressured ground, this one’s a must-watch. Paul breaks down camera strategy, placement, and timing that can completely change your results this season.👉 Follow Paul on Facebook: facebook.com/paul.putera/photos🏹 SUPPORT THE PODCAST BY SUPPORTING OUR PARTNERSLatitude

Boot reviews suck—and I’ve said it before. But that doesn’t mean I won’t do my best to give you the most honest, no-BS breakdown of the Meindl Air Revolution Alpine Pro 200 after 5 months of real-world testing.I put these boots through 25-30 training hikes (each 90 minutes with a 50lb pack) and a late-season mule deer hunt in freezing temps with deep snow. My goal? Find a late-season boot that’s not as stiff as my La Sportiva Nepal GTX but still tough enough for serious mountain hunting. Do they

Dave Baker and Mike Hayes discuss post-hunt activities, deer management, and hunting across states.Do you know Jesus?Dave Baker: dbaker@wordfm.orgMike Hayes: thestandoutdoors@outlook.comWebsite: thestandoutdoors.comFacebook: facebook.com/thestandoutdoorsInstagram: @thestand.outdoorsTikTok: @thestandoutdoorsYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@thestand.outdoorsMENTIONS:Targeting the Truth Bible Study Series (Free)SPONSORS:WordFM: https://www.wordfm.org/Hot Frog Print Media:

This week on the Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report, we’re talking with Steve “Graz” Graziano of Graz’s Guide Service and Hunter Suchsland of LS Lures about the release of their brand-new collaboration—the Graz’s Special jig. Graz has been fishing jigs since the early 1980s and had a color he could never quite get anyone to replicate until he found Hunter’s work. Together, they fine-tuned the design through multiple prototypes to create a hand-tied jig built with premium hooks, balanced skirt

Send us a text Wildfire smoke, sudden downpours, and surprise park closures are rewriting the camping playbook—and we’re mapping a better way forward. From downbursts that flatten tree canopies to late-season black flies and fire bans that change by municipality, we share how our own trips have shifted and what actually works when conditions get weird. This is a practical, no-drama guide to staying safe, staying flexible, and still finding joy around the campfire when the rules of the outdoor...

Send us a text Shopping for a hunter can feel like trying to read a gear catalog in another language. We make it simple with a clear map of what actually gets used, what’s worth upgrading, and how to time big purchases so you don’t overspend. From arrows, ammo, and batteries to heated vests, merino layers, and trail camera essentials, we share the real-world picks that carry a season—not just a single trip. We also dig into the details that matter: why a better headlamp changes dark hikes, h...