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EP 06 – Gear breakdown: Solo backcountry goat hunt February 2021
In this episode, Jay gives a complete breakdown of all the gear he is taking with him on his late-season solo backcountry goat hunt in February 2021.
@mindful_hunter
www.mindfulhunter.com
0:00 – Intro
2:34 – Training mindset
8:12 – Diet over the holidays
9:53 – The Tim Tam (percussive massagers)
11:34 – Solo hunting mindset
20:48 – Gear list start
23:27 – Kifaru fulcrum with tactical frame
27:19 – Sleep system
36:14 – Clothing worn
42:00 – Clothing packed
46:05 – Snowshoes
47:00 – Crampons
47:50 – Booties
49:12 – Optics
52:56 – Weapon
56:00 – Camera gear
57:56 – Misc gear
61:01 – Cook kit
64:00 – Food
70:47 – Q&A
EP 05 – A deep dive into optics: Swarovski, Zeiss, Outdoorsmans
In this episode, Jay explores the complicated topic of optics. After giving a breakdown of what he has owned, sold, and continues to use. Jay then provides several recommendations for a variety of budgets.
@mindful_hunter
www.mindfulhunter.com
0:00 – Intro
3:17 – High volume for legs
9:06 – Why I need a coach
14:01 – MSR Reactor
18:41 – Optics
22:41 – What I have owned, sold, and still use
24:13 – Alaska Guide Creations bino harness
26:03 – Cost vs. Quality
27:54 – Edge to edge clarity
31:57 – Chromatic aberration
33:51 – Light transmission
36:50 – Tripods
38:11 - Outdoorsmans system
43:15 – Different recommendations for different budgets
55:24 – 42mm vs. 50mm objective
57:21 - Cost vs. Quality
58:09 – Do you need a spotting scope
59:18 – 65mm vs. 85mm spotting scope
59:47 – Rifle scope questions
62:03 – Key features to look for when buying optics
63:36 – Budget-friendly spotting scope
EP 04 – How to build points and hunt in the US for Canadians: Part 2
In this episode, Jay completes a multi-part series diving into the complexities of building points for big game hunting in the western United States.
Topics covered in this episode include the individual differences between the states as well as comprehensive overall application strategies.
@mindful_hunter
www.mindfulhunter.com
0:00 – Intro
1:30 – Why I no longer publish on the Beyond The Kill Podcast stream
5:49 – Spartan precision javelin pro hunt bipod
10:50 – The myth of the perfect piece of gear
12:26 – Buy super high quality gear
13:16 – How to build points and hung in the US for Canadians: part 2
16:00 – Premium units vs. shit units
18:12 – Wyoming
36:16 – Montana
44:45 – Utah
50:03 – Arizona
57:46 – Nevada
62:27 – Honourable mentions: Colorado, Idaho, Texas, Hawaii and New Mexico
67:03 – Overall application strategies
EP03 – How to build points and hunt in the US for Canadians: Part 1
In this episode, Jay begins a multi-part series diving into the complexities of building points for big game hunting in the western United States.
Topics covered in this episode include how to get your gun over the border, the differences between how each state handles bonus points, and an overall approach to developing a successful application strategy.
Next week, Jay will do a detailed breakdown state by state and species by species, highlighting recommended opportunities and application strategies that have been successful for him in the past.
@mindful_hunter
www.mindfulhunter.com
0:00 – Intro
2:30 – What to do when you bump a buck
4:44 – Bear hunting story
13:25 – Training around injuries
16:45 – Why bodybuilders eat the same foods every day
18:48 – Outdoor research crocodile gaiters
20:50 – How small is too small?
23:05 – What does trophy hunting mean to you?
26:08 – How to build points and hunt in the US for Canadians
28:02 – My experience hunting in the US
30:09 – The states where I build points
32:14 – Definition of a non-resident
33:42 – How to get your rifle into the states ATF 6NIA
39:26 – How to get your meat home
40:12 – Important info about skulls and antlers
42:09 – What about your bow?
42:20 – Why I fly after I cross the border
43:31 – gohunt and onx
45:40 – State details and overall plan
57:51 – Tag management consultants
In this episode, Jay does a deep dive into the training principles of progressive overload and time under tension and how these principles can be applied to make you a more effective hunter.
This week we feature a new section called the Gear Shootout Series. This series will pit two pieces of similar gear head to head in an in-depth field-tested review. Up first we compare the First Lite Obsidian pants against Sitka’s Apex pants.
Closing out, Jay gets into his hunt plans for 2021 and shares some tips on how you can get away for more hunts and spend more time in the outdoors pursuing your passion.
@mindful_hunter
www.mindfulhunter.com
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