On this week's Hunt the World with Brian Mehmen and Brad Dana, we get to know Jeff Sipe, the CEO of Badlands Rifle Company. With more than three decades experience designing rifles and multiple national awards, including NRA Gun of the Year, Jeff Sipe has answered RBO’s challenge to start from scratch and build the industry’s premier extended-range shooting platform. Hear his story in this episode - including one of the most bizzare Montana elk hunt stories you'll head in a long time. Thank you for listening and if you feel we're up to the task, leave us a good review so others can find the podcast also. If you have feedback, Bleep is ready to hear it - tap here.

Brian and Brad have just returned from Canada's Yukon Territory and a Fannin sheep wilderness hunt. They’ll have more details on that hunt in a later episode. But this week they reflect on their overall hunt experience through the lens of three important areas that may help you in creating the most successful outcome possible from your next guided wilderness hunt; your physical ability, your mental capacity and your gear knowledge. Thank you for listening! And if you have any feedback, thoughts, ideas and suggestions let us know by tapping here.

When Rolling Bones asked award-winning firearms designer Jeff Sipe to come on board and form a sister company, Badlands Rifle Company, our goal was to build the industry's best long-range, all-purpose shooting platform for hunters. And we believe we've done that. In addition, Jeff's dream was to build a unique eco-system around the rifle that would teach hunters how to use and understand the rifle in order to get the most out of it and get the most out of your future adventures.

In this Hunt the World episode Jeff joins Brian and Brad to introduce you to our brand new Badlands Precision University. Jeff talks out the three points of focus for the program, including understanding the rifle itself, how to bring you, the hunter, and rifle together in one unit, and how to solve issues in the field to help your adventure achieve a better level of success.

Brian and Brad are preparing to leave for a Fannin sheep hunt in the Yukon Territory. In this episode they review their gear preparations and provide some sage advice that you can use as you prepare for your next wilderness adventure. Thank you for listening and helping to make Hunt the World success. If you have any questions, comments or topic suggestions contact our producer Bleep right HERE.

In this week's Hunt the World we talk about a lifetime achievement for many hunters - getting your slam. Recently Brian and Brad have been working with an RBO client trying to book a specific hunt that will complete a sheep grand slam for the client. That lead to a discussion today on what a slam is, how many there are, and some advice on how you might achieve one if that is your goal. As always, thank you for subscribing and listening and helping our podcast listenership grow! If you have podcast feedback, thoughts or suggestions, drop us a line right HERE.

Today on Hunt the World Brian and Brad turn the mic over to you with your hunting and outdoor questions. This is our first listener Q&A episode and we hope you enjoy it. We'll cover a variety of topics from questions about Rolling Bones as a company, to questions about advice for beginning hunters, Fred Bear, and what Bone Cave trophies gave the guys their fondest memories or were the toughest harvest. We'll have another batch of listener Q&A's about gear and ballistics very soon. Thank you for listening! Submit your questions here: [email protected]

Everyone knows that after you've harvested your prey the job is not done. Now it's time to gut and clean. And there's a process to that which Rolling Bones is hoping to teach hunters. RBO is in development of a new program called "Field to Table." On today's episode Brian and Brad are joined by Noah Mehmen, the general manager of the Black Hills Butcher Block to talk about wild game care, a few do's and don'ts and a little about the first test session of the new program held recently. You'll pick up a few good tips with a good dose of humor and a few stories sprinkled in. Thanks for listening and follow us if you haven't already wherever you find you podcasts. Send us you ideas and feedback at [email protected]

One lucky RBO member is going to win a whitetail adventure of a lifetime and it could be you! The hunt will take place this fall on Greg Glesinger's premier 2-thousand acre whitetail mecca in the Midwest. It's a meticulously managed farm tailored to whitetail that's been known to produce 200"+ deer. You can enter simply by becoming a gold level RBO member!

Greg also chats with Brian and Brad about his new show coming up this summer on The Sportsman Channel called HuntWorx. Rolling Bones is proud to be a sponsor of the show. Thank you for listening to Hunt the World! Please follow us if you haven't already and share the podcast on your social channels and with friends.

On today's episode, two of our RBO adventure hunters, Jim Bonanno and Scott Palmer join Brian and Brad to swap sheep stories and talk about their plans to complete their sheep grand slam. The pair of worldwide hunters are in town for the Argali Club weekend and stopped by the Bone Cave for a little fun and storytelling. Thank you for listening! If you have thought or comments drop us a line at [email protected]

The guys are getting ready for one of Rolling Bones' premiere events - it's Argali Club weekend. And Jeff Sipe of Badlands Rifle has dropped by as they plan to take this brand new precision shooting platform to the range. In this episode you'll get a tour of RBO's unique shooting golf course - "Argali International." Brian and Brad describe how the golf course works and Jeff joins in with more on the design of Badland's first rifle, the new "Langt Svero" (LSR) 6.5 Creedmore.