On this week's episode, Brian and Brad sit down with Aaron Fredlund in the brand new studio. They go over how their years have gone up until this points, both as hunters and as a guide for Aaron. They talk specifically about British Columbia and how there hunting has been, and Aaron goes into some specifics about the hunts he's been guiding. There's quite a bit of the guys getting off track, but I digress...

On this week's episode of Hunt the World, the guys are again in Kearney Nebraska, but this time they are joined by Shay McGowan. They talk about the new Kearney branch of Rolling Bones and Shay's part in it. Shay is also getting very close to his North American 29 Slam, and the guys strategize on how to get him his last few species.

On this very special episode Brad and Brian meet on site of the grand opening of the Rolling Bones Kearney Nebraska branch. They are joined by Tyler Staab, the franchisee, and they go over how amazing the response had been already, as well as their excitements for the future. And of course they take time to appreciate everything that had to happen for this to take place.

On this week's episode, Brian and Brad are joined by Pat Stuart and Dylan Stein who went out bow hunting for a mule deer here in South Dakota. It's been a little while since the last time Pat hunted with a bow, and the adventure he chose tested his skill, perseverance, and resolve. Pat and Dylan tell the story of their hunting, stalking, and eventually taking the shot.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World Brian and Brad are joined by Don Traynham. Brian and Brad just got back from hunting with Don in his neck of the woods in northern California. They went after Tule Elk and had an incredible adventure. They go over the hunt, the journey, and dispel some of the misconceptions when in comes to California hunting.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World Brian and Brad are again joined by Bryan Johnson and Brent Hasslen. They venture into their pasts together, and what led them to where they are now. How Bryan and Brent heard about and got involved with Rolling Bones Outdoors, and how the love of hunting ultimately forges fellowship.

On this week's episode Brian and Brad are joined by argali club members Bryan Johnson and Brent Hasslen. They just got back from a guided Alaska hunt, and they came back with some stories for us. They all reminisce about their experiences in hunting with close friends and family, as well as talk about what makes a good hunting buddy, and ultimately how having a buddy can elevate the entire hunting experience.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World Brian and Brad are joined by Noah Mehmen. They guys go over their methods and tricks when it comes to field dressing and butchering. They go over the dangers of small and large animals, warm weather and cold weather. How to effectively get the heat out of an animal quickly, and keep spoiled meat to an absolute minimum. As well as the things that they have learned in butchering, about how an animal was really taken down.

Following last week's episode, Brian and Brad continue the conversation with Crystal Masek and Brad Nelson. They go in depth on what Veteran's Outdoor Therapy has been able to do so far, and what they are planning to do for the future. We hear heart-warming testimonies about how hunting has truly helped people who have PTSD work through it, in a medium that is as enjoyable as it is challenging. Once again you can show your support by going to https://veteransoutdoortherapy.org and a huge thank you to them from Rolling Bones Outdoors for all they have and continue to do for our cherished veterans.

On this weeks episode of Hunt the World, Brian and Brad are joined by Crystal Masek and Brad Nelson. Brad Nelson is the South Dakota game, fish and parks manager for Rocky Point State Park, he has teamed up with Veteran's Outdoor Therapy and donated park space, lodging, food, and much more for the veterans going out on these hunts. Crystal Masek is the founder of Veteran's Outdoor Therapy, as well as a purple heart recipient from her time in the military, and she has a lot of stories to share with us. You can support Veteran's Outdoor Therapy by going to https://veteransoutdoortherapy.org and showing them some love.