I Went to the Woods

Chris Alderman is co-owner (along with his wife) of Screaming Eagle Archery in Wasilla and Fairbanks. In this episode we talk about what you need to get started in archery, upgrades, and details about hunting moose with a bow. We also discuss caribou archery hunts and the need to be able to mentally adjust to Plans C-Z.

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Danny Lehr is co-founder of Caffeine and Kilos lifestyle brand and is the friend everyone needs. He's a doer who pushes himself and encourages others, but not in a cheesy or Ponzi-scheme sort of way. In this episode we talk about trying new things, taking risks and staying honest.

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The first Father's Day without Dad was a tough one, but they get easier over the years. In this episode I talk about my first year without him and how things have changed since he passed in 2009.

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Emory Wanger is an outdoor writer, blogger and photographer. In this episode we talk about writing about about the right mindset for backpacking, helping others and our favorite gear.

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Larry Jackson is the owner of Bare Boat Alaska. He has been a commercial fisherman, charter fisherman, teacher, entrepreneur and now rents boats and his maintains his rental cabin. In this episode we talk about the beauty of Alaska on your own terms and what's changed in all his years as a resident.

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Kody Malouf is a product of Ketchikan through and through. He is finishing college at Northern Arizona University. In this episode we talk about growing up in the tourism business, the good and bad of growing up in a small town on an island in Southeast Alaska and pursuing a journalism career.

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Nick Roberts is editor of Bonefish & Tarpon Journal and is the Director of Marketing and Communications for Bonefish & Tarpon Trust. In this episode we talk about sight fishing for redfish, tarpon and bonefish. We also get into the need to think about sustainability, responsibility and the inability for anglers and hunters to be on the sidelines as political and environmental issues become more important.

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I don't trust canoes. Well, I don't trust myself in canoes. Will Collins trusts himself enough to have canoed the Yukon, Grand Canyon and Mississippi. In this episode I talk with him about canoeing, adventuring, his podcast and the the best part of long trips down big rivers.

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This episode was spawned by an email from a visitor to our website. There were questions about sustainability, salmon populations, small town BS, and general health. So Abby and I answer the questions and attempt to provide a little more context to living in Ketchikan and Southeast Alaska.

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Brad Brooks is founder of Argali, a small (but expanding), deliberate company that makes game bags, knives, belts and now tents. In this episode we talk about diligence and patience when creating products, sunk costs, taking risks, whether or not modern hunters are too caught up with needless suffering and what hunting icons would think of our modern technology.

Make sure to check out the latest films from Brad's hunts in Alaska on Argali's YouTube channel.

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