From tiger research to Alaskan sheep hunts, Donnie Vincent shares unforgettable outdoor adventures and lessons.

In this episode of Legends of the Wild by Field & Stream, host Sam Soholt sits down with renowned hunter, filmmaker, and conservationist Donnie Vincent. From studying tigers in Nepal and Bangladesh to chasing sheep across Alaska’s rugged mountains, Donnie’s stories blend science, adventure, and a deep respect for the outdoors.

He reveals how his background as a biologist shaped his filmmaking career, the value of long hunts in the wilderness, and why meaningful storytelling matters more than fast content. Expect tales of close calls in the mountains, unforgettable hunting trips for moose, caribou, and grouse, and even the thrill of musky fishing.

Whether you’re passionate about hunting, fishing, or exploring wild places, this conversation captures what it means to be truly immersed in the outdoors.

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