Chris Burandt is considered one of the best snowmobilers on the planet, a skill which he has parlayed into a career. He also happens to be a dedicated elk bowhunter who has a unique perspective on high-country hunting and what it takes to be successful at elevation.

Jace Bauserman is the former Editor of Bowhunting World, a current freelance writer, and a well-known antelope expert. He shares his strategies for DIY hunting pronghorns on public dirt and gets in-depth on what traveling bowhunters need to consider if they desire antelope success.

Nicole Belke is a photographer by trade and a hunter by choice. She is a hardcore DIY bowhunter and devout duck hunter who spends much of her fall near the suburbs of Chicago.

Jeremy Moore is most well-known as a dog trainer who specializes in shed dogs and game-recovery dogs. He's also a diehard bowhunter and devoted father who does everything he can to encourage his kids to get outdoors and go hunting.

onX's Zach Sandau is a western big game hunter who has a solid process for scouting public land and deciding on which areas to focus for all game animals. He's an excellent source of information for both veteran western hunters and newbies looking to take their first adventure into the sage flats or the mountains.

Spencer Neuharth is the Hunting Editor for MeatEater and a well-rounded hunter and fisherman. He's recently left his native South Dakota for Montana, and is exploring the litany of opportunities that will come with his new residency.

Randy Newberg is the well-known host of the popular television series Leupold's Fresh Tracks with Randy Newberg. Randy also hosts the Hunt Talk podcast and produces more common-hunter worthy content than anyone on the planet.

John Barklow is the Big Game Product Manager for Sitka Gear as well as a cold-weather survival expert. He has spent decades bowhunting multiple species of big game and is a great source for real-world hunting info.

After developing a plan to try a new parcel of public, Peterson hikes as deep as he can to see if he can find a few turkeys that haven't been heavily pressured. Not only does he find just that, but he manages to scout several deer hotspots on the way out meaning the short trip was a success on both accounts.

Tony shows up to some public land in Iowa to try to locate a willing gobbler and scout for deer sign. While the deer sign is easy enough to find, the longbeards prove to be elusive. He spends most of his afternoon turkey hunting, but calls it early to check out a few new spots and scout for some deer sign.