Beyond the Kill

On Episode 23 of Beyond the Kill.FM Adam is joined by Whit Fosburgh, President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP). On this episode Whit and Adam cover the history and the incredible breadth of topics and issues the TRCP is focused on. This organization is INTEGRAL to the future of hunting and fishing for generations to come. From conservation funding to land access and freshwater and saltwater issues, and the protection of public lands from industrial misuse the TRCP is the tip of the spear in the halls of power for sportsmen and women. Whether you love or hate government, the TRCP is neck deep in the politics and policies that allow our conservation dollars to be put to work. Without the TRCP many of the organizations we jump to support like the WSF, RMEF, MDF, and many others wouldn't have the ability to turn their "on the ground" conservation plans into action. If you consider yourself a "hunter-conservationist" this is a podcast you MUST listen to. Whit's vast experience and incredible knowledge surrounding the inner workings of conservation policy makes for one of the more powerful podcasts we've featured on this highly complex topic to date. Website: www.trcp.org Public Land Transfer: www.sportsmensaccess.org

On Episode 23 of Beyond the Kill.FM Adam is joined by Whit Fosburgh, President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP).

On this episode Whit and Adam cover the history and the incredible breadth of topics and issues the TRCP is focused on. This organization is INTEGRAL to the future of hunting and fishing for generations to come. From conservation funding to land access and freshwater and saltwater issues, and the protection of public lands from industrial misuse the TRCP is the tip of the spear in the halls of power for sportsmen and women. Whether you love or hate government, the TRCP is neck deep in the politics and policies that allow our conservation dollars to be put to work.

Without the TRCP many of the organizations we jump to support like the WSF, RMEF, MDF, and many others wouldn’t have the ability to turn their “on the ground” conservation plans into action.

If you consider yourself a “hunter-conservationist” this is a podcast you MUST listen to. Whit’s vast experience and incredible knowledge surrounding the inner workings of conservation policy makes for one of the more powerful podcasts we’ve featured on this highly complex topic to date.

Website: www.trcp.org
Public Land Transfer: www.sportsmensaccess.org

On this "in-betweenisode" Adam switches it up and goes solo on a topic he is deeply passionate about: the concept of the HUNTER-ATHLETE. If you're wondering what it means to be "born to hunt" THIS is an episode you'll want to listen to.

On this "in-betweenisode" Adam switches it up and goes solo on a topic he is deeply passionate about: the concept of the HUNTER-ATHLETE. If you're wondering what it means to be "born to hunt" THIS is an episode you'll want to listen to.

On Episode 21 of Beyond the Kill.FM Adam is joined by Ryan Holm, Marketing Manager at MYSTERY RANCH for a behind the scenes look into "THE RANCH" and how a longstanding commitment to building packs that last and solving real problems for their customers allowed MR to build one of the strongest brands in the outdoor gear industry. From the deep and rich history behind MR to the sectors, people, and frankly, heroes the company and its employees make it their mission to serve this is an incredibly interesting and eye-opening discussion about what goes into pack design and more importantly, leading an industry. The recent influx of "ultralight" solutions for the backcountry hunter has created a philosophical divide amongst industry, professionals, and consumers as to where the line exists between ultralight and actually functional. Adam and Ryan dig in on this topic in-depth, specifically as it relates to pack design and more importantly pack performance where it matters most, in the field, not the showroom. Ryan clarifies precisely where MR sits on this subject and explains their emphasis on the most important consideration for any backcountry hunter: load carriage. And finally, the subject of MYSTERY RANCH'S commitment to hunting and hunters is tackled, and Ryan shows us just how seriously MR takes its commitment to the hunting community and more importantly conservation and land access. You will not be disappointed in setting aside an hour for this one! Web: http://www.mysteryranch.com Load Carriage: The Architecture of a Pack Instagram: @mysteryranch

On Episode 21 of Beyond the Kill.FM Adam is joined by Ryan Holm, Marketing Manager at MYSTERY RANCH for a behind the scenes look into “THE RANCH” and how a longstanding commitment to building packs that last and solving real problems for their customers allowed MR to build one of the strongest brands in the outdoor gear industry.

From the deep and rich history behind MR to the sectors, people, and frankly, heroes the company and its employees make it their mission to serve this is an incredibly interesting and eye-opening discussion about what goes into pack design and more importantly, leading an industry.

The recent influx of “ultralight” solutions for the backcountry hunter has created a philosophical divide amongst industry, professionals, and consumers as to where the line exists between ultralight and actually functional. Adam and Ryan dig in on this topic in-depth, specifically as it relates to pack design and more importantly pack performance where it matters most, in the field, not the showroom. Ryan clarifies precisely where MR sits on this subject and explains their emphasis on the most important consideration for any backcountry hunter: load carriage.

And finally, the subject of MYSTERY RANCH'S commitment to hunting and hunters is tackled, and Ryan shows us just how seriously MR takes its commitment to the hunting community and more importantly conservation and land access. You will not be disappointed in setting aside an hour for this one!

Web: http://www.mysteryranch.com
Load Carriage: The Architecture of a Pack
Instagram: @mysteryranch

**SOME EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS PODCAST**

On this episode Adam is joined by James Dorrett, full-time hunting guide for Bolen-Lewis Outfitters and one of the Field Editors for the JOMH. Although, James didn't grow up hunting, his passion for the mountains and his commitment to bowhunting is hard to match.

After hunting, quite successfully, with compound equipment for years James made the switch to stick and string and hasn't looked back. This past spring, James took his newfound love for the simpler side of bowhunting to a whole other level when he drew a Northern BC grizzly tag and made a concerted effort to take his first grizzly…with a longbow. The heartbreak, intensity and sheer wildness of the stories James shares in this episode are edge of your seat material so sit back, crack a beer or pour a scotch, and enjoy the kind of stories usually reserved for the campfire. Instagram: @jdorrett

**SOME EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS PODCAST**

On this episode Adam is joined by James Dorrett, full-time hunting guide for Bolen-Lewis Outfitters and one of the Field Editors for the JOMH. Although, James didn’t grow up hunting, his passion for the mountains and his commitment to bowhunting is hard to match.

After hunting, quite successfully, with compound equipment for years James made the switch to stick and string and hasn’t looked back. This past spring, James took his newfound love for the simpler side of bowhunting to a whole other level when he drew a Northern BC grizzly tag and made a concerted effort to take his first grizzly…with a longbow.

The heartbreak, intensity and sheer wildness of the stories James shares in this episode are edge of your seat material so sit back, crack a beer or pour a scotch, and enjoy the kind of stories usually reserved for the campfire.

Instagram: @jdorrett

On this episode, Adam welcomes Joseph Peter on to the show. Joseph is a New Zealand based Guide-Outfitter and the owner of Hard Yards Hunting, one of New Zealand's only free-range and wilderness hunting dedicated outfits. Joseph and Adam dig in on all things NZ. From the history of hunting and guide-outfitting, to the intricacies of hunting in NZ and what to expect from a real mountain hunt they cover a ton of valuable material. It's a great interview with a highly knowledgeable, experienced and truly professional hunting guide. If you're thinking about a trip to NZ to chase some of the amazing species available on "Middle Earth" then this is an episode not to miss. Web: www.hardyardshunting.co.nz

On this episode, Adam welcomes Joseph Peter on to the show. Joseph is a New Zealand based Guide-Outfitter and the owner of Hard Yards Hunting, one of New Zealand’s only free-range and wilderness hunting dedicated outfits.

Joseph and Adam dig in on all things NZ. From the history of hunting and guide-outfitting, to the intricacies of hunting in NZ and what to expect from a real mountain hunt they cover a ton of valuable material.

It’s a great interview with a highly knowledgeable, experienced and truly professional hunting guide. If you’re thinking about a trip to NZ to chase some of the amazing species available on “Middle Earth” then this is an episode not to miss.


Web: www.hardyardshunting.co.nz