Kifaru is about to turn 30 years old and they're stepping into apparel for the first time. We sat down with Aris, the designer behind the new line, to talk through every piece of cutting-edge clothing.

You've probably heard us mention Trophium on the podcast. This week, we sat down with Doug VanderMolen, one of the co-founders, to dig into what the app actually is and why it exists.

Doug's background is in tech. He spent years at Google and has built his career around making products that actually work for people. He met his co-founder Jeff on a bike trip through Mississippi, and Jeff pitched him a problem: he'd been hunting and fishing his whole life but had no good way to capture and remember those experiences. That's where Trophium came from.

We talked about what makes it different from general social media, the outfitter program they're building, and where they want to take it over the next five years. 

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Matthew Morris hosts the Bowyer Podcast and has spent the last few years deep in traditional archery—making his own bows, hunting with stick and string, and talking to the craftsmen behind the craft.

Steve Richards has spent his entire life hunting and trapping in New Jersey—a state most people don't think of as sportsman's country. In this episode, he talks about growing up in the Pine Barrens, learning to snare coyotes from a mentor his dad thought was too wild to introduce him to, and chasing 400-pound bears in North Jersey.

Steve shares the lesson that changed his trapping: why coyotes kept stopping at his snares and going around, and the simple fix that finally got him catching. He also talks about his daughter's first bear with a bow, the year he almost gave up on a big nine-pointer only to find out another hunter stuck it and lost it, and why he never left New Jersey despite years of planning to move west.

A good conversation about finding opportunity wherever you are and putting in the work to make it happen.

Your Trophies Deserve a Home!

Your Trophies Deserve a Home!

On our first listener hunting stories podcast of the series, we hear from Dylan Seeley, a Michigan bowhunter. Dylan shares a memory made with his dad, involving a nice buck in Northern Michigan.

On this episode, we talk conservation with Dr. Robbie Kroger, PhD restoration ecologist and founder of the Origins Foundation. Whether you hunt or just care about conservation, this conversation will challenge your assumptions.

On this episode, we talk deer tracking with Tony Hill from Find a Fred Deer Tracking. Tony's been running blood trails for seven years with over 400 recoveries under his belt. I also share my recent gut-shot buck story, 9 hours of hell wondering if I'd lost him. Spoiler, I did.

Mid-October means bucks are moving and we're deep into whitetail season on The Fair Chase podcast. This week, we're back with repeat guest Todd Bumgardner from H uman Predator Pack Mule to dive into the physical and mental demands of mobile public land hunting.