Brian and Brad are joined again this week by Alex Wallis from Canis, we are revisiting our Canis gear, and Alex takes us through what makes the gear so efficient, as well as what the gear is made of. They Talk about Pants, Jackets, Undergarments, Socks, Gloves, Sleeping Bags and Duffel Bags, and what they believe makes great gear.

On this week's episode we are joined by new President of the Guide Outfitters Association Of British Columbia Aaron Fredlund. Aaron talks about how the association came to be as well as the needs it serves in the hunting, outdoors and political spaces in British Columbia. Aaron talks about his passions for the topic, what made him want to contribute, as well as what changes he will push for in his new role.

On this week's episode we are joined by the British Colombia guide of the year Zach Logan. Zach talks about the emotions he has surrounding winning guide of the year, as well as his journey to becoming the guide he is today. The guys also reminisce about some of there favorite memories wilderness hunting, and what character attributes make Zach such a good guide.

On this week's episode, Brian and Brad are joined by Zach Logan once again. They go over gearing up for mountain and wilderness hunting. They talk about how their layering system's change very little from hunt to hunt, and how you don't need to spend the most money to have an effective system. They also go over what you can cheap out on, and what you should really spend money on. If you are interested in our gear options you can visit one of our locations, or call us at 605-644-8000.

On this week's episode Brian and Brad go over the Rolling Bones shooting schools. Shooting schools are a big part of the Rolling Bones ecosystem and Brian and Brad get into detail about what the shooting schools are and what benefits they provide. They also talk about their favorite parts about shooting schools, and their excitement for the upcoming season.

On this week's episode, the guys are joined by Aaron and they are talking about guided hunting at a budget of $5,500, $7,500, and $10,000, and how much opportunity there is still in the hunting industry to hunt with a reasonable budget. They also go over the value of a guided hunt and what it can add to your experience and adventure.

On this week's episode. of Hunt the World Brian and Brad venture all over the place. We talk about applications season, adventures and shooting schools. What applications seasons are here or coming, how crazy booking hunts has been the last few months, and our excitement for the season of shooting schools.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World we are talking about show season! We are in the thick of show season right now, and Brian and Brad have an interesting perspective on show season due to being in the industry. They go over their favorite shows, and what shows they have been to this year so far. They also talk about whether you should go to shows or not, and if so, what shows they recommend.

On this week's episode we continue our conversation with Curt Geier from Working Class Bowhunter. The guys discuss what Curt expects for his future hunting endeavors, and what we can do to help get him anywhere and everywhere he wants to go, as well as how he has hunted in the past. If you would like to get some help with your hunting plans, call as at 605-644-8000, or email us at [email protected].

On this week's episode of Hunt the World, Brian and Brad sit down with Curt Geier of the Working Class Bowhunter podcast. Curt delves into what made him want to start his podcast, and how his show has changed over time. The guys swap stories and they of course navigate every rabbit hole they come across.