Donnie and Marc talk about film making, video gear, Donnie’s favorite hunts, what happened this year and what’s coming up next year. He also speaks about some very interesting things that he saw this season, one of which, will blow you away.

You will really enjoy this podcast as Donnie Vincent is a very intelligent, well spoken, man who finds interesting and detailed points to things, that happen in our sport, of which many of us just pass by.

He discusses the following elk hunting topics: location calling; challenge bugling; use of wind; set up strategies; the use of decoys; raking as a last resort; cow calling and his theory on competition among hunters and how he feels about that. If you have hunted elk for a lifetime or you are going out for your first trip out west you will enjoy this episode.

Butch’s dream, while in the muck of the Middle East, fighting for us…was to be back home in the states hunting. He and his partners decision to start Kryptek was with that goal in mind. Fast forward to now they have one of the hottest camos on the market and apparel deserving of the tagline “Battlefield to Backcountry.”

In this podcast you will hear the back story of Kryptek and of Butch. You will also hear him discuss sheep hunting, Africa, life, entrepreneurism, more about his partner, his philosophy on family and his favorite hunt.

Marc and Cory Glauner discuss how they met, the creation ofOutdoors International, the reality of burnout with outfitters and life in general. They also touch on using horses, mules, and goats for packing, online marketing, and having realistic expectations on a guided hunt.

From hunting in Africa to their own backyard of Montana, Jana Waller and “Cameraman” Jim Kinsey host and film Skull Bound, a hunting and fishing adventure show on The Sportsman Channel.

In this podcast, Jim and Jana discuss how they met, how Skull Bound was started, conservation, the “wolf issue” in the West, the military, family, and the blessing of having a partner who shares the love of hunting.