In this international episode of The Mobile Hunters Dojo, Nolan welcomes Till from Germany for a deep dive into European hunting traditions, exchange hunting, and the cultural contrasts between the U.S. and Germany. Till shares how hunting in Germany begins with an intensive six-month certification process, where tradition, land stewardship, and community involvement play a central role. The two compare roe deer and whitetail behavior, explore how private land hunting works overseas, and discuss the importance of ethical herd management and long-standing rituals like the use of oak branches to honor the animal.

The episode takes a turn into opportunity and adventure as Till shares his passion for exchange hunting, including stories from Montana elk country to red stag hunts in Hungary. He explains how social media and platforms like exchangehunt.com have opened doors for hunters to connect worldwide and experience hunts they never thought possible—often at a fraction of U.S. guided hunt prices. Whether you’re looking to hunt abroad or just want to hear what it means to step out of your comfort zone, this episode delivers insights, inspiration, and a global perspective on what makes hunting meaningful.