In today’s Hunt the World podcast from Rolling Bones Outdoors, Brian and Brad have been making a list and checking it twice when it comes to what they’d like for Christmas. After spending 2022 in the field with various makes and brands of gear they outline what they really liked and a few things they didn’t. And they’ll walk you through what they have on their Christmas wish list for 2022. From guns to camp, knives to packs, and socks to shooting sticks you may find something that you’ll want to put on your list too! If you like what you hear, please give us an honest review so more people can find the podcast, and if you haven’t already, subscribe today. Merry Christmas from all of us at Rolling Bones Outdoors!

With every Rolling Bones membership you’ll get a personal hunting advisor, someone to help you with applications, points, strategy and booking that next adventure. But some of you may be asking, why should I bother hiring a hunt advisor? Isn't it cheaper and just as good if I do it myself? In this Hunt the World episode Brian and Brad answer that question and three other often asked questions regarding this: 1. Is my outdoor adventure more expensive when I book through my advisor? 2.How do I know my advisor has my best interest in mind? 3. Will I have the same quality relationship with my outfitter if I book through my advisor? All great questions, join us for the answers. And remember, our most popular membership is $150 per year. Where else can you hire a specialist for $150 PER YEAR? (And that includes application services in ALL 50 states!!) 

In today's episode of Hunt the World we welcome in RBO member Brad Stokke of Wisconsin. Not long ago Brad decided to head out west and DIY hunt elk in Colorado. Was it a mistake to take this approach? Join Brian, Brad and Brandon Neil as they weigh the pros and cons of hunting the western US with a guide and without.

With more than 1000 adventures in our online catalog you may be wondering how does one make the cut? In today's Hunt the World episode Brian, Brad and Brandon Neil take you behind the scenes as they check out a brand new outfitter and go on a trophy antelope hunt in western Wyoming. And what they came home with, definitely fit the trophy-class description. At Rolling Bones we do all we can to help you know before you go to make sure you're investing in a quality adventure. Yeah... it's a tough job but somebody's gotta do it! After you listen today, you can check out this hunt by tapping HERE.

For Andy Miller it was a complete surprise. A surprise that he was able to draw a prime Wyoming sheep hunt with just 18 points. And then an even bigger surprise when he got on the mountain. In today’s episode we hear the story of Andy’s RBO adventure that even involved his wife and two young daughters in the pursuit of a trophy-class Rocky Mountain Bighorn. Our featured hunt today is a unique one: British Columbia Winter Wolf Trap Line Trip. This trip will be exciting from start to finish as you run traplines on snowmobiles. Check it out HERE.

On today’s podcast we welcome in Matt Dye and Adam Keith of Land and Legacy. They discuss with Brian and Brad the one big thing which outdoorsmen who wish to manage their land for wildlife overlook. We think you’ll find the information useful, especially for land owners, but also for anyone who’s heading out to hunt deer and other wildlife this fall. Our featured hunt this week is the Alberta Wolf Hunt, one of our top-rated wolf adventures in terms of success. Tap here to learn more.

In today's episode go behind the scenes at two of the Midwest's largest outdoor show - the Iowa Deer Classic and the Illinois Deer Classic. Our guest is the Ex. Dir. John Bunge who oversees both shows. We'll hear about what goes into a show of this size, the hottest trends in the hunting world and some of the things that make these two shows so popular and unique. We'll also talk hunting and land management, which is a hot trend right now. Our featured hunt for this podcast is a New Zealand Red Stag and Free-Range Tahr adventure. Check it out here.

This week we’re paying tribute to our good friend and RBO Advisor Dave Cooley. He died suddenly on a solo hunt last month. Minutes before, he had harvested a Rocky Mountain sheep, completing his North American grand slam. Dave was a one-of-a-kind and today we share the story of this hunt and the story of what made Dave a friend to so many. Today's featured hunt takes us to Alaska - a Kodiak Island Sitka black-tail deer adventure. Brian describes this adventure from first-hand experience. Click HERE for details.

There is a sweet new product out on the market that should be in every hunter’s backpack, duffle or go bag. It’s called Gator Eyes - a patented, new hands-free, portable, magnetic clip-on LED light that comes in handy in a million ways. On today’s episode we meet Scott Dewey who came up with the idea while archery deer hunting and his partner Clay Dahlquist, a graduate of our RBO Shooting Academy. And, after listening to the podcast, take advantage of a very special discount on this innovative mini-light. Our podcast is brought to you by a multi-opportunity hog hunt in west Texas that starts at just $450 for a one-day adventure. 

In was a dream draw and an epic hunt. It took 14 days of tough hunting but it finally paid off. In this episode of Hunt the World Brian recounts the rest of the story (which began in Episode 127) of his quest to harvest his first ever bull elk with a bow. As you’ll find out, it was his most epic adventure ever! Thank you for listening and please share the podcast with friends. Give us an honest review and that will help others find the podcast. And, drop us a line at [email protected] to give us topic suggestions and feedback!