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REAL and AUTHENTIC Grady Rawls records with us today all the way from New Zealand at the 2am his time. I have known Grady for years and have even shared camp with him. He's a Pacific Northwest dude and he knows how to make magic behind the lens. His talent and work ethic might be unmatched! Grady is a busy guy running his own production company and film school. We dive in head first on an array of topics that are extremely exciting and interesting: Grady's film background SONY versus other DSLR's Hunting Private Land versus Public Is New Zealand...

So long Mountain House! Wait, what? Yes, I want all of you to consider just what is in a Mountain House or other freeze dried meals. Usually a ridiculous amount of sodium and preservatives that allow them to not have an expiration date. A lot of the dinners, which is primarily what I use them for contain upwards of 200 grams of carbohydrates if you eat the whole bag. By the way, who doesn't eat the entire bag? The protein sources amongst other ingredients are not ideal. If we truly are preparing to hunt our best, feel our best, then...

Talking with Evan Williams, a 34-year old father and husband who has worked in an archery shop for over a decade and now works for Hoyt Archery. We break down the Redding 3D Shoot in California, we talk about his training and balancing motivation. We also chat about DIY opportunities for elk in Colorado. We cover the New Carbon bows from Hoyt and how to tweak your set-up for hunting elk versus hunting mule deer and antelope. Evan is a solid dude who is a former NCAA athlete and total family man! Enjoy!

Catching up with an old friend and pressing record is what happened on this episode. We sit down with Drew Steinberger out of Montana and catch up after a decade hiatus. That's right, Drew and I have known each other for over tens years and reconnect on this episode. We share some great elk hunting stories and I believe Drew hits it out of the park with his elk tips on this one. Drew is a family man first, a superb gardner, beekeeper, and quite the public land elk hunter as well. Living in Montana has some great advantages and...

Ryan Lampers of HUNT*HARVEST*HEALTH joins me today and we basically just catch up. Ryan and I met in the Idaho backcountry on an elk hunt. We ran into each other literally in the elk woods, where I shot a bull that he was calling back and forth with, I slipped in and arrowed this bull not knowing that he was the hunter calling from the ridge-line. We became friends, and then we shared a hunt together in Nevada. Ryan is also from WA and the best hunter I know. Ryan consistently kills extraordinary animals in ordinary hunting units. He's extremely...