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Expert Guide and Hunter, Luke Caudillo, fearlessly leads Aron and John to success in Texas.

Hunting is an ancient tradition passed down from the earliest times of man to the present day. Hunters participate directly in the natural world and care enough to make sure that it continues in all of its awesome beauty and diversity.

Safari Club International is a U.S.-based organization of more than 50,000 hunters dedicated to protecting the right to hunt and to promote wildlife conservation worldwide. Between SCI and its sister organization, the SCI Foundation, we have put more than $70 Million on the ground for conservation since 2000. In the U.S. and abroad, hunters are part of a system that keeps the rivers, forests and fields intact and maintains the wildlife.

Fighting for Hunting Hunting is under constant attack by anti-hunters who introduce legislation and use the courts to stop hunting. SCI employs staff, contractors and volunteers in a team effort to fight for hunting. SCI operates in the U.S. Congress, in the state legislatures and wildlife commissions, in Canada, in the European Union and elsewhere internationally.

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If you have had any questions about what Backcountry Hunters & Anglers stands for, hopefully, Land Tawny and Ryan busse from the organization will be able to enlighten you.  The conversation between these two fine gentleman and Aron is truly worth a listen.

BHA

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Jordan Jonas, who managed to survive for seventy seven days in the frigid Arctic on season six of History Channels Alone, joins the podcast.  Jordan offers not just theory on how to survive in the wild, but knowledge from many years of living and learning from nomads in Northern Siberia.

About Jordan Jonas

Assyrian American who grew up on a farm in Idaho, spent time riding freight trains across the USA, lived for many years in Russia including several amongst Evenki reindeer herders in Northern Siberia. Proficient at many practical trades and skills. Follows a constantly evolving Christian path.

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World Record Holder Bob Fromme is the man behind the bow and mind behind the business philosophy at Performance Archery. Bob has been in the archery business for over 35 years. Bob is a world class archer, bowhunter and human being. He is one of the few individuals in the world to complete a Super Slam which requires the hunter to harvest one of every twenty-eight big game species in North America. As a bowhunter, this is a true challenge and a real accomplishment. Not only did he do so with his bow, but every single animal was record class. Bob’s technical knowledge, experience and service oriented business philosophy has been proven to be a winning combination for Performance Archery for decades.

Performance Archery

Every archer is different. We take the time learn about each archer and their objectives to provide the equipment and education needed to ensure they have every chance possible to be successful. The moment you walk through the door, you’re a part of the family – so it’s more than just dollars and cents to us. It’s about enjoying every aspect of the sport, creating knowledgeable, consistent archers and ultimately have a great time doing it.

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Eric, Tech Product Line Manager at Leupold, joins the podcast to talk about the latest version of Leupold's archery range finder.  Aron is currently putting the range finder through serious testing and is very impressed thus far.

Leupold

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Another three hour epic with wildlife biologist, Chris Roe.  There is plenty of passionate conversation on hunting with bait, social media validation, and whether or not Chris should start his own podcast.

Roe Hunting Resources

In part two, Swazi co-founder Davey Hughes, joins the podcast.  When four gentlemen who live and breath in the backcountry get together to talk hunting, gear, and survival, amazing stories are sure to be told.  This episode does not disappoint!

Swazi

Donny Vincent returns to the podcast to talk about his upcoming Bear hunt with Aron Snyder using a traditional bow for the first time.  This will be part one of a two part series.  In part two, Swazi co-founder, Davey Hughes and Frank Peralta join in. 

Shawn Clarkson, a nonprofit development office, joins the podcast to help people find the pertinent info needed before donating to a nonprofit.