The guys sit down for a final recap of Franks trip up to Alaska to hunt for Caribou. Bill Vanderheyden, co-founder and lead engineer of Ironwill Broadheads joins in with Aron, Isaac Aleman, and Frank to add his recount of the story.

They touch on the highlights of the trip up to the barren ground of Alaska, and the details of getting a caribou on the ground. Bill was the only guy to gut it out the whole time with a bow in his hands. He talks about the struggles of getting close to the animals.

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The guys have a great chat with Nikki Selby, a veteran of the US Navy and a lady looking to get into hunting. Lots of interesting topics covered in todays episode mostly centered around the difficulties of newbies getting into the world of hunting. It can be especially difficult for women to find mentors and hunting partners in the community.

Nikki has a great story and tons of knowledge when it comes to emergency medicine and flying choppers, if you're interested in helping her out feel free to hit her up on her instagram or linkedin.

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On the podcast today Aron is joined by the legendary Chris Parrino. Chris has been doing the traditional archery game for longer than most of us have been in the woods. They have a great chat with lots of great stories and the origins of Chris's hunting skills.

Chris is one of the few people that will and can keep Aron humble we it comes to flinging trad flags down range. With great discussions like what's more important; being a better shot or being a better hunter. This episode will give you plenty to think about for your upcoming hunts.

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Justin Davis sits down with Aron today and they talk about his memories of becoming the youngest person ever to take the Colorado Big 9. Bighorn Sheep, Antelope, Mountain Goat, Moose, Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Black Bear, Mountain Lion, and Elk all with a bow and before the age of 40, an incredible feat.

A really fun listen today with a bunch of awesome hunting stories and what it takes to be a successful bow hunting on any species you set your sites on.

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Aron is joined by the gentlemen at Sheep Rock Outfitters for todays episode, discussing their guiding service. Rock Outfitters is dedicated to the environment and the hunter, they have been hunting and working the lands in their area for a combined 70 years.

They have a great conversation about elk they have hunted on their land and go over tactics for getting on huge elk. Tons of great experience and stories in this episode, if you’re looking for an outfitter in Colorado - Sheep Rock is for you.

Find them on instagram, YouTube, and on their website for more information on hunts.

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Tony Trietch calls in today to have a conversation with Aron and Frank. Tony is one of the more successful men to hunt the American West, he has designed his life to hunt and be in the mountains more.

Since 2012 he has been roaming the west, state-to-state from September to November, hunting just about everything North America has to offer. Frank and Aron talk about his efforts in the woods, animals he's hunted and what gear is actually important in the backcountry. Hitting on what it takes to be a successful hunter in the west, it's not often what you take but rather how you perform in the field.

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What do you do with your animal once you've got'em out of the field? Do-it-yourself kinda guy or gal, painstakingly cutting up your quarry? Is it a whole family affair where all the aunts and uncles show up with six-packs and sharp knives? Or do you take a trip down to the ole trusty processor and let him do his thing and get back nicely packaged and labeled meat? Lucas from the Meat Cleaver, in Denver, sits down with Frank and Aron today to go over all those topics and what makes a great meat processor better than the rest. The guys also share stories about what a bad experience at a meat processor looks like and horror stories of meat too far gone to be processed.

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Aron is joined by two of the top testers and tinkers in the archery game. Troy Fowler a.k.a the (self-proclaimed) Ranch Fairy and Cody Greenwood of the TradLab talk with Aron about the ins-and-outs of just about everything arrow tuning. If you are looking to have a question answered about what arrow you should be shooting with your setup, this is the podcast for you. Not a stone is left unturned in this excellent conversation about tuning your setup and what your should be looking to put together no matter what game you're looking to chase.

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Frank, David, and Aron are joined by Issac Aleman today and give a recount of an unexpected and unforgettable adventure in the tundra of the Alaska. Between bear sightings and encounters and the gastro-intestinal interruptions this trip had it all, including huge bull caribou. To hear the full story give this one a listen and look out for the first full-length Kifaru film of the year in Barren Ground.

Go check out the trailer for the new Kifaru film Barren Ground and keep an eye out for the premiere dropping soon!

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After an epic Elk adventure in the backcountry of Colorado Aron, Frank, Mike Herne, and South Cox all come together to discuss what happened. Lots of great stories and lessons learned, plus the dos and don'ts of packing with llamas. Join the guys as they tell stories of stickbow hunting deep in the woods with a great bunch of guys getting it done!

With plenty more hunting still on the schedule for the 2021-2022 season, there will be more fun stories and days socked in the tent to come! Let us know how your hunting season is going!

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