This was actually the first episode recorded in the new Bone Cave at the company's new headquarters. Brian and Brad are moving in and opened up the new recording studio and wanted to spend some time with you reflecting on why they started Rolling Bones in 2011 and the major milestones that have taken place since then, such as the first retail store, the TV show and the groundbreaking software that the company designed to help you get the most out of your hunting and fishing experiences. Today's featured hunt is a New Mexico Rifle Elk Hunt in a prime region of north central New Mexico. Tap or click here for details.

In this episode of Hunt the World from Rolling Bones Outdoors whitetail archery expert Greg Glesinger stopped by the Bone Cave to drop some knowledge on the guys. Greg discusses with Brian, Brad and Bleep some of the best advice he's been given on arrow weight, fletching, broadheads, movement in the field, practice and putting the emphasis on your mental game. This episode is brought to you by our Argentina Estate Stag Hunt, starting at just $4,800 for RBO members. Click or tap HERE for more info. Send us your feedback, or let us know a topic you'd like the guys to tackle by dropping us a line HERE.

In this episode of Hunt the World today (Sept. 1) marks the opening or archery season for elk in many areas including South Dakota. Brian got lucky and drew a prime Black Hills unit and today he talks with Brad about his preparation and strategy for the upcoming hunt. They discuss their bow setup, equipment, scouting reports, the effects of weather and what the overall plan for the month-long season might be. Our featured adventure for this episode is an Alberta Mule Deer/ Moose/ Whitetail Combo Hunt. To scope it out click or tap here.  Also, let us know your bow hunting plans and Brad would love to know if you prefer a mechanical broadhead or a cut-on-contact style - send us your feedback at [email protected] - we’d love to hear from you and if you’d like can share your comments on a future podcast. 

Brian and Brad get into ballistics in this episode of Hunt the World. Specifically they are discussing the right cartridge for the right situation and let you know what their favored cartridges are. After spending hundreds or hours in the field each year RBO has done the research to help you understand what’s behind the proper cartridge selection. We look for the right bullet and bullet performance, the right cartridge and shootability. After all, you won’t use the same bullet in Africa that you use to hunt Dall sheep in Alaska. Let RBO be your resource.

Our featured hunt today is the Kyrgyzstan mid-Asian Ibex hunt. Check it out here. 

And, we’d like to know what you shoot. What is your favorite cartridge and why? Let us know at [email protected]

There’s an old Powerball saying that goes “you can’t win if you don’t play.” The same might be said when if comes to applying for tags. In this episode Brian talks with Brad about how he almost didn’t bother to apply this year and Brad convinced him otherwise. The result was pretty amazing for the particular tags that Brian ended up applying for - and the lessons he learned for all hunters when it comes to applying. It's our final podcast recorded in Bone Cave II before the crew moves into the brand new studio, Bone Cave III. And this week’s podcast is brought to you by our featured hunt - DIY Alaska Range Caribou / Black Bear and Wolf Combo Hunt catalog number RB-19397-09 or click here. 

What’s it like going through a precision shooting school from our member’s perspective? RBO members Al and Elyse Jones along with Jonathan Anger talk with Brian and Brad about what it was like to hit targets for the first time from 600 yards to one-mile away. The trio then talks about the skills learned in the RBO precision shooting program helped them in the field, including Elise’s antelope, Al and Jonathan’s British Columbia billy goats (which is a crazy story). At 36:15 Jonathan asks Brad and Brian what are the key areas that all students struggle with that they have seen after conducting dozens of shooting academies.  

Our summer guest series continues today as Brian just returned from a day at the Montana shooting range with Jonathan Anger, Al Jones and Al's delightful spouse Elyse. The group, along with Brad Dana, reconnected in the Bone Cave to talk about rifles, hunting Dall Sheep in Alaska, antelope, and the "safari-like" morning they had with prairie dog hunting and shooting on the range. Share a moment and a laugh or two with us on this week's episode of Hunt the World.

Today Brad and Brian welcome in to the Bone Cave one of our favorite hunting couples, Misty and Ryan Martin. Ryan was with us on the last episode to talk about living the adventure lifestyle and today his wife Misty joins the conversation to give her perspective to hunting with Ryan in South Africa, Canada and the states. Also joining the conversation is Brian's wife Lynley as they share stories about hunting as a family.

All summer long we’ve had a steady stream of guest drop by the Bone Cave and we’ve had a chance to sit on the porch and talk hunting and share stories. Today we welcome Ryan Martin who is an RBO Adventure Advisor who did not grow up in a hunting family but - thanks to encouragement from an unlikely source - has lived the adventure life. Ryan grew up in southwest Kansas where he says it was so flat you could “watch your dog run away for three days.” He then decided to conquer the three biggest obstacles that keep a lot of us from living the adventure lifestyle - lack of funds, fear of the unknown and the perception that you can’t do it. Ryan shares his story and we hope it inspires you to follow in his footsteps.

We’re happy to welcome in Greg Glesinger to the Bone Cave this week! Greg is an accomplished bow hunter who in the last five years has harvested a 203-inch whitetail, following that up with a 239-inch buck, 175 and 194-inch bucks and a 233-inch buck in 2020. Probably one of the top five whitetail archery hunters in the country he tells us the approach he has taken to account for this success. It all goes back to the old saying “you can’t hunt something that isn’t there.” As a result, Greg became a land steward and in this podcast takes us through his process for creating the best environment possible to raise huge deer. To take your career as a hunter to new heights visit Rolling Bones.com and become a member today!