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On this episode, Adam is joined by Caylen Wojcik, a man that wears many hats.

He is the founder and owner of Kalinski Consulting as well as a key member of the Gunwerks training and education cadre where he holds the title of Director of Training.

Adam and Caylen cover a wide range of topics related to precision shooting, backcountry hunting, mindset, and elevating your training conditions. Regardless of what you hunt, how you hunt, or the weapon you carry afield, there's plenty in here for everyone.

www.kalinskiconsulting.com

www.gunwerks.com

In this quick hit gear-focused episode, Adam reviews and shares his favorite training gear from 2018. If you like versatile gear, train outdoors or at home (or would like to start doing so), you'll want to listen to this one.

This our first crack at an "Ask Us Anything" style episode. It won't be our last.

Thanks to everyone that submitted questions. If, after listening to this show, you'd like to submit your own question for consideration, please send to [email protected].

On this show, Adam answers questions related to gear, training, blown stalks, hunting overseas, and choosing a guide or outfitter.

On this episode, Adam is joined by Marty Skovlund, Jr. from Black Rifle Coffee Co. where he is Executive Editor of Coffee or Die Magazine.

Marty is one interesting cat. He's an Army veteran (75th Ranger Regiment), with multiple deployments overseas, as well as an author, journalist, and now, editor.

On this show, Marty and Adam cover the inner workings of the modern media machine, how to tell whether what you're reading, watching, or hearing is biased or objective journalism, and Marty's observations from his travels across the US and around the world.

@blackriflecoffee

@coffeeordiemag

Violence of Action

On this episode, Adam is joined by Dustin and Ara from MTNTOUGH Fitness Lab.

Adam, Ara, and Dustin take a deep dive on the difference between loving the process of training versus focusing on the outcome, and how an "always ready" mindset will improve all aspects of your life.

If you struggle to stay consistent with a training program or tend to follow a boom/bust cycle year after year, this is the episode you need to listen to.

This is one of the best training focused shows we've featured in a long, long time.

@mtntough_fitness

Backcountry Hunter Bundle ($100 Discount)

Ara's Mental Toughness Article

We're back! Happy New Year everyone!

This episode was recorded on location at Benchmade HQ just before the holidays, where Adam was joined by Matt Elliott and Troy Hellman from the marketing team.

Topics discussed include the history of the company, how and why knives are designed and built the way they are at Benchmade, the differences between a $30 knife and a $100 plus knife, what their hunting knife line-up looks like, and how to select the appropriate steel when purchasing a blade.

If you like knives as much as we do, you'll enjoy this one.

@benchmadeknifecompany

On this episode, Adam is joined by Darren and Justin from Black Rifle Coffee Canada. That's right, BRCC has a Canadian subsidiary.

The three Canucks talk coffee, meaningful causes, and of course guns. If you're a coffee drinker and a gun owner, you'll enjoy this one.

@blackriflecoffee

www.blackriflecoffee.ca

www.blackriflecoffee.com

On this episode, Adam is joined by one of the most accomplished off-road endurance athletes to ever shoulder a backpack, Andrew Skurka.

Renowned for his solo backpacking feats, Andrew's list of accomplishments is extensive. He was named "Adventurer of the Year" by both National Geographic and Outside Magazineand has backpacked 30,000 plus miles (yes you read that right) while pursuing his passion for trekking.

Beyond his endurance resume, Andrew is a hunter, and one hell of a curious guy that puts a lot of thought into everything he does. There's plenty to take away from this conversation between Adam and Andrew.

Andrew's Bio, Site & Gear Lists

@andrewskurka

On this episode, author Jack Carr is back to share his stories and insights from a recent trip to South Africa, where he was helping train an anti-poaching unit, and doing some research for another book in the James Reece series.

Regardless of your interest in Africa from a hunting perspective, what happens there matters on a global scale. Jack's observations and perspective on African hunting, poaching, and game management will help you understand a deeply misunderstood place.

The Terminal List

@jackcarrusa

As promised, after running out of time to get into some storytelling in Episode 121, we brought Nolan back to share some highlights from the 2018 guiding season.

What you'll hear in this episode is the story of Nolan's favorite hunt of the year and arguably the hunt of his lifetime. We'd bet his clients feel the same way.

With some gear and hunting tips mixed in for good measure, this episode has something for everyone.

@nmo