In this episode, Mike Burdis interviews Reagan Stahmer, a rising star in the Precision Rifle Series (PRS). They discuss Reagan's journey in competitive shooting, his experiences at various matches, and the mental strategies he employs to succeed. The conversation also touches on the challenges of competing against seasoned shooters and the importance of community in the shooting sports. Reagan shares valuable insights for junior shooters and reflects on his experience representing the USA at the World Championship. The episode concludes with a discussion on gear setups for rimfire and centerfire shooting, as well as future plans for competitions.

In this episode of Red, White and Moose, Mike Burdis shares his experiences and insights on archery, hunting gear, and the importance of quality equipment. He reflects on the holiday season, discusses his new archery setup, and provides an in-depth review of Kuiu gear, including clothing and backpacks. Mike emphasizes the significance of comfort and functionality in outdoor apparel and shares his excitement for future hunting adventures.

In this episode, Mike Burdis discusses the intricacies of custom rifle building. He shares insights on the latest technologies in archery equipment, the challenges of finding left-handed options, and the importance of precision in both archery and shooting sports. The conversation transitions into a detailed exploration of custom rifle setups, focusing on the significance of weight, performance, and the components that make up a successful build. Mike also delves into the specifics of long-range precision shooting with the 25-7 PRC cartridge, highlighting the advantages of various barrel profiles and the evolution of bullet options. In this conversation, Mike Burdis discusses his NRL open light setup, focusing on the components and considerations that go into building a competitive rifle. He emphasizes the importance of weight, power factor, and the balance of the rifle for optimal performance. Mike also explores the differences between single stage and two stage triggers, chassis versus stocks, and the significance of first focal plane scopes. He concludes with insights on cartridge selection and the overall philosophy behind building a rifle for competition shooting.

In this episode, Mike Burdis reflects on the past year, sharing personal experiences and challenges faced in 2025, including health issues and competition highlights. He discusses plans for 2026, focusing on upcoming matches, goals in shooting and archery, and the importance of physical fitness. Mike encourages listeners to set big goals and be aware of their potential for improvement, emphasizing the value of hard work and dedication in achieving excellence.

In this episode, Mike Burdis reflects on his experiences in shooting competitions and hunting, emphasizing the importance of preparation, analysis, and learning from mistakes. He shares a heartwarming story from the Dust Devil Duel match, discusses pre-shot preparation techniques, and offers insights on evaluating misses. The conversation culminates in a discussion about ethical shooting practices and determining maximum effective ranges for hunting.

In this conversation, Mike Burdis shares his recent hunting story, particularly focusing successfully harvesting an Aoudad with a 25-7 PRC. He describes the hunt, the gear and spending time with family around the Thanksgiving holiday.

In this episode, Mike Burdis shares his recent hunting trip where he tested various cartridges including the 6 PRC, 6 ARC, and 22 SAW. He discusses the experiences at the ranch, the management hunt for whitetail does, and the performance of different rifle setups. Mike reflects on the quality of the animals observed, the challenges of hunting with different cartridges, and the importance of shot placement. He also emphasizes the joy of hunting as a stress reliever and the camaraderie shared with friends during these trips.

In this episode, Mike Burdis shares his excitement for the hunting season and discusses the importance of having the right gear and data for successful hunting. He emphasizes the need for a solid understanding of one's equipment, particularly the use of ballistic data and quality triggers. Mike also highlights the significance of training and practice in improving shooting skills, and he concludes by encouraging hunters to build a complete system that enhances their overall experience in the field.

In this episode of Red, White &Moose, Mike Burdis shares his experiences from a recent precision rifle match, discusses upcoming hunting trips, and answers listener questions in a Q&A format. He dives into topics such as cartridge selection, ethical long-range hunting, and the differences between MOA and mil measurements. The conversation is filled with insights on gear, shooting techniques, and personal anecdotes, making it a valuable listen for hunting and shooting enthusiasts.

In this episode, Mike Burdis welcomes Nick Depperschmidt, a skilled shooter and match director, to discuss various topics related to hunting and shooting. They share personal stories from matches, delve into the debate of small versus large caliber rifles for hunting, and reflect on their experiences directing NRL matches. The conversation highlights the camaraderie within the shooting community and the evolution of hunting gear, culminating in a discussion about future plans and the joy of outdoor sports. In this engaging conversation, Mike Burdis and Nick Depperschmidt delve into the world of hunting, discussing their experiences, upcoming hunts, and the challenges faced in bear hunting. They explore the beauty of Colorado's terrain, the pressures of hunting in popular areas, and the innovations in firearms and ammunition, including the exciting developments in thermal technology. The discussion also highlights the recent acquisition of Hawkins Precision by TriggerTech and the new products being developed, particularly for Tikka rifles, showcasing the evolution of the hunting industry.