In this episode of the Fargone Podcast, Nolan sits down with Reece to break down his best ski cross season yet. Earning another Crystal Globe, staying healthy, and finding consistency in one of the most unpredictable sports out there. Fresh off the season, Reece shares what it’s like being back in Canada, spotting early spring bears, and making a big life move to Alberta.The conversation dives deep into hunting, including the transition from BC to Alberta residency, differences in draw systems, and new opportunities like pronghorn, archery seasons, and waterfowl hunting. Reece also talks about his growing passion for horse packing and backcountry hunting, detailing how he’s training his horses for the upcoming season.Nolan shares updates on Fargone, from expanding the outfitter shop to hosting larger archery events, while the two swap stories about past hunts, including an unforgettable sailboat bear hunt and look ahead to spring bear season, Alberta goose hunts, and future adventures in the mountains.If you’re into hunting, backcountry living, horses, or high-level athletics, this episode is packed with insight, laughs, and a look at what’s coming next.

In this episode of the Fargone Podcast, Nolan sits down with returning guest Trevor Carlson to catch up on everything from a spontaneous hunting trip in Hawaii to dialing in new bow setups for the upcoming season.Trevor shares what it’s like hunting as a non-resident in Hawaii, including navigating licensing, limited access units, and getting close to some big Spanish goats. The conversation shifts into gear talk, where the guys break down new bows, arrow setups, tuning, and how modern archery equipment is making it easier than ever to stay dialed without a full shop setup. They also dive into spring bear plans, coastal hunting experiences, and why it’s one of the most fun and underrated seasons of the year. From training routines and offseason prep to recurve vs compound shooting, this episode is packed with real-world insight for anyone looking to improve their hunting game.

In this episode of the Fargone Podcast, hosts Nolan Schneider, Matt Wardo and Reece Howden discuss a variety of topics including the upcoming Olympics, Wardo's new business venture, and the challenges of starting a clinic. They also touch on the importance of trade shows and networking in the outdoor sports industry, as well as their plans for upcoming events. The conversation highlights the excitement and pressure surrounding competition, the growth of winter sports, and the evolving landscape of outdoor shows. In this engaging conversation, Wardo, Nolan, and Reece discuss their experiences with winter sports, trade shows, and the latest innovations in outdoor gear. They share stories of their adventures, the challenges faced during travel, and the excitement surrounding upcoming trade shows and product launches. The discussion also delves into the Olympic Village, highlighting athlete experiences and the anticipation for the upcoming Olympics, including key athletes to watch.

In this episode of the Fargone podcast, Cole McEwen shares his deep-rooted passion for hunting, influenced by his family's rich heritage. From his early experiences in the outdoors to the lessons learned through missed opportunities, Cole reflects on the evolution of his hunting journey. He discusses the importance of firearm safety, the thrill of his first harvest, and the diverse species he now pursues. Cole's dedication to hunting culminated in a decade-long journey to successfully harvest a ram, showcasing the connection between hunting, family, and personal growth. In this conversation, Cole McEwen shares his journey as a sheep hunter, detailing the challenges and triumphs of harvesting his first ram. He reflects on the thrill of the chase, the planning involved in hunting adventures, and the excitement of pursuing whitetails. The discussion also delves into the importance of using cameras for tracking wildlife and the strategies that come with hunting different species. Cole emphasizes the satisfaction of outsmarting deer and the dedication required to succeed in the hunting world.

In this engaging conversation, Wardo and Reece discuss their holiday adventures, focusing on skiing in Revelstoke and the challenges of bison hunting. They delve into the intricacies of preparing bison meat, the importance of fitness and training for ski cross, and the balance between strength training and recovery. The discussion highlights the significance of proper stretching and activation routines to maintain performance and prevent injuries. In this conversation, Wardo and Reece delve into the intricacies of muscle tightness and its impact on athletic performance, emphasizing the importance of consistency in training and recovery techniques. They discuss various recovery methods, including sauna use, cold plunges, and Normatech, and how these practices contribute to overall performance. The dialogue transitions into the balance between training and recovery during the ski season, highlighting the significance of post-season training and preparation for hunting. Finally, they explore the importance of building endurance and joint health for successful mountain hunting, underscoring the need for a well-rounded approach to fitness.

In this episode of the Fargone Podcast, Trevor Carlson shares his journey from motocross to hunting, detailing his early experiences, challenges, and the evolution of his mindset as a hunter. He discusses the importance of preparation, learning from mistakes, and the role of social media in connecting with the hunting community. Trevor emphasizes the value of personal growth in hunting and the joy of the process, rather than just the end goal of harvesting big game. In this conversation, Trevor and Nolan discuss the pressures and expectations surrounding hunting, the personal beliefs that shape their hunting goals, and the importance of kill shots in hunting media. They delve into the weight of taking a life and the responsibility that comes with it, emphasizing the need to show the full story behind hunting. The discussion then shifts to gear preferences, with Trevor sharing his excitement for experimenting with different equipment, including bows and rifles, and the joy of tinkering with gear as a hobby.

In this episode of the Fargone Podcast, hosts Nolan Schneider and Reece Howden discuss Reece's recent success in Ski Cross, including his record-breaking 19th World Cup win. They delve into the challenges and excitement of the Ski Cross tour, as well as Reece's passion for hunting, particularly bison and whitetail deer. The conversation covers hunting strategies, conservation efforts, and the importance of preparation for the hunting season. Reece shares insights on using trail cameras, feeding strategies for deer, and the thrill of hunting blacktails. The episode concludes with a look at future hunting plans and the joys of outdoor adventures.

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics ranging from skiing and Olympic aspirations to the challenges of wildlife management and conservation in British Columbia. They share personal experiences in hunting, the importance of community engagement, and the role of organizations like the BC Wildlife Federation and WSSBC in promoting wildlife conservation. The conversation also touches on the impact of political decisions on wildlife management and the need for better communication and action within the hunting community.

In this episode of the Fargone Podcast, hosts Nolan Schneider and Matt Ward engage with guest Connor Gabbott, exploring the intersections of hunting, cooking, and technology. The conversation starts the impact of new optics technology on hunting practices, and the ethical considerations surrounding fair chase. Connor shares his journey from a family dinner that sparked his culinary career to his first hunting experiences, emphasizing the connection to nature and the thrill of the hunt. The discussion also covers the intricacies of culinary science, experimentation in cooking, and the art of documenting hunting adventures through photography. In this engaging conversation, Connor shares his journey from a corporate chef to a filmmaker and hunting photographer, exploring the impact of hunting on personal identity and the evolution of hunting media. The discussion delves into the culinary aspects of hunting, including cooking techniques for game meat, the importance of utilizing every part of the animal, and the adventures that come with outdoor pursuits. The hosts reflect on the challenges and uncertainties of transitioning careers, the storytelling aspect of hunting, and the joy of cooking in the field.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming Winter Olympics and the preparations of ski cross athlete Reece Howden. They delve into the dynamics of the Canadian ski team, the challenges of injuries, and the excitement surrounding Olympic qualification. The conversation shifts to the launch of Fargone Outfitters, a new venture aimed at providing Canadian outdoor gear without the hassles of duties and tariffs. The hosts also explore the importance of community events, the complexities of regulations in importing gear, and the nuances of hunter's etiquette in shared spaces. Finally, they engage in a gear talk about the latest in electro-optics and binocular technology, emphasizing their impact on hunting experiences.