Corey Mason, Chief Operating Officer & Executive VP of Conservation of the Wild Sheep Foundation, joins Landon Michaels and Ben Titus to talk about the state of conservation and sheep hunting. Ben also shares his experience of graduating from the Less than 1 Club and harvesting his first bighorn ram with Landon Michaels at his side.

The Product Team is joined by the Sales manager to discuss some of their hunting experiences through the fall. They cover deer, antelope, and Elk from all over the West, including rifle and archery. It's been a busy fall.

Long Range University Training Director Brian Poor meets up with Instructor Ian Miner to catch up on all their fall Hunting Stories. From moose in Alaska to antelope in New Mexico, they share their successes, failures, and lessons learned.

Gunwerks Product Manager Landon Michaels calls on fellow Gunwerks creative and avid hunter Ben Titus. They discuss the performance of the Elevate bipod 2.0 on Ben's recent sheep hunt.

Dan Cabela, Executive Director of the Cabela's Foundation and Gunwerks Customer, joins Garrett Wall to talk about customer success and the Hunting Conservation efforts between the two companies.

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Gunwerks Founder Aaron Davidson explores the importance of preparedness, readiness, and training when it comes to new gear and getting ready for your next hunt.

Training Director Brian Poor and LRU Instructor Ian Miner explore how to decide what your long range limit may be.

Gunwerks Diehards Landon Michaels and Mitch Libby talk about the critical role tripods play in the long range space, both as shooting and optics support. They discuss the direction in which Revic and Gunwerks are leading product development with an eye on the future.

Outdoor writer Tom Beckstrand recently hunted with Gunwerks Founder Aaron Davidson in Africa. They recount their key takeaways from the remarkable experience.

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Air density can trip some long range shooters up. Aaron takes a few minutes to define air density and some of the terms that surround it, such as station pressure and barometric pressure. He then gives a few rules of thumb that he uses to manage air density in the field.