EP 671: Chad Lubinski 

Hey folks, Cody Rich here from The Rich Outdoors podcast. Man, what a killer episode this one turned out to be! I sat down with my buddy Chad Lubinski, who’s gone from Midwest whitetail hunting to crushing it out West with backpack hunts, ultra-running, mountaineering, and now dialing in on elk and antelope in Wyoming. We dive deep into his wild journey – think getting whooped by Hell’s Canyon on his first archery tag, building insane mental toughness through 100-mile hikes and jiu-jitsu, and how all that endurance grit translates straight to the hunt. Chad shares epic fails like turning around 0.2 miles from a 14er summit, dialing back risk after losing a friend in the mountains, and strategies for packing out solo without losing your mind. We geek out on elk psychology, turning boredom into big plays during midday lulls, and why stacking hard experiences is the real key to unlocking confidence in the backcountry. If you’re chasing that next level in hunting or just love stories of pushing limits, this one’s gonna fire you up. Let’s get after it!

Sponsored by OnX Hunt Today’s episode is brought to you by OnX Hunt, and I wanna tell you about a really cool feature that I use a lot – sharing waypoints and hunt plans with your buddies. My good friend Jaden and I were dialed in this year; drop all your glassing spots, tracks, and routes into a folder, share it, and boom – you’re both on the same page. If you didn’t know, now you know! Upgrade to Elite with code TRO and level up your game. Check it out at onxmaps.com.

Sponsored by Stone Glacier This episode is also brought to you by Stone Glacier. I’ve been hauling with their packs for years, and this season I’m running the new Archer 6400 – big enough for a 10-day backcountry grind but streamlined for day hunts too. Love the minimalist, lightweight design; I pack enough gear without the bag adding extra weight. From day packs to expedition beasts, they’ve got you covered. Head over to stoneglacier.com and gear up.

EP 670: Brierley’s Battle: From African Trails to Unbreakable Spirit

Cody Rich here, do we have a wild episode of The Rich Outdoors Podcast for you! I’m sitting down with my longtime friend Brierley, who’s lived one heck of a life—think walking with elephants in the African bush, then facing a life-changing spinal injury that hit outta nowhere. Brierley takes us through the insane moment a rare autoimmune condition paralyzed her while working as a trails guide in South Africa, the mental grind of recovery, and her unstoppable drive to keep chasing her dreams, wheelchair or not. Plus, we dive into her passion for anti-poaching with Global Conservation Force, protecting rhinos and changing lives through community-driven conservation. This episode’s raw, inspiring, and packed with lessons on grit, adaptability, and why you gotta get out there and live big. Tune in, get stoked, and let’s dive in!

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00:00 – 03:00: Cody’s Bottle Cap Story and Intro

Cody kicks off with a hilarious tale of mistaking a broken toe for a bottle cap in his shoe during a backcountry mishap, then introduces Brierley and their years-long connection.

03:00 – 08:00: Brierley’s Background and Connection with Cody

Brierley shares how she connected with Cody after loving his podcast with Micah Fink, their shared history, and a never-released episode about her first Africa trip.

08:00 – 20:00: The Traumatic Spinal Injury in Africa

Brierley recounts the life-altering moment in February 2025 when a rare autoimmune condition caused spinal lesions to rupture at T7, paralyzing her while working as a trails guide in South Africa.

20:00 – 35:00: Navigating Recovery and the Mental Game

Brierley and Cody get real about the emotional and physical toll of spinal injuries, frustrations with medical systems, and the mental toughness needed to push through rehab and doubt.

35:00 – 45:00: Adapting to Life and Accessibility Challenges

Brierley discusses adjusting to wheelchair life, tackling societal perceptions (like the “golf clap” incident), and the need for accessible outdoor spaces for healing and adventure.

45:00 – 55:00: Anti-Poaching and Conservation in Africa

Brierley dives into her work with Global Conservation Force, addressing the rhino poaching crisis, community-driven anti-poaching efforts, and their broader impact on local communities.

55:00 – 60:00: Looking Ahead and Call to Action

Brierley shares her plans to return to Africa, adapt old passions like wake surfing, and urges listeners to support conservation and live fully by visiting globalconservationforce.org.

Resilience is Everything: Brierley’s refusal to let a paralyzing injury define her life shows the power of mental toughness and adaptability in overcoming massive setbacks.

Conservation is Community: Her work with Global Conservation Force highlights how anti-poaching efforts protect wildlife like rhinos while uplifting local communities through jobs and empowerment.

Live Now, Not Later: Brierley’s story underscores the importance of chasing your passions today, whether it’s eco-tours or outdoor adventures, and contributing to the protection of wild places.

Instagram: Follow Brierley’s journey and conservation work at @brierleygrace.

Global Conservation Force: Support anti-poaching efforts and learn more at globalconservationforce.org.

EP 669 Walt Miller’s Backyard Banter

00:00 – Intro and Catching Up: Cody and Brinker reminisce about their first podcast seven years ago, joking about seltzer water and Liquid Death’s billion-dollar hustle.

03:15 – Antelope Hunt Prep: Brinker talks testing blinds for his upcoming antelope hunt, dealing with wind, and picking the right setup for him and his camera guy.

06:30 – Elk Tag Excitement: Brinker shares his Zen approach to a top-tier Oregon elk tag, plus plans for Alaska and a Montana rifle hunt.

09:45 – Self-Improvement in Hunting: Brinker reflects on becoming a better hunter by opening his mind to new strategies after humbling experiences in Montana.

14:20 – Learning from Mistakes: Stories of missing a giant Roosevelt due to rushed shots and heavy arrows, and tweaking gear for flatter trajectories.

20:00 – The One That Got Away: Brinker recounts chasing a legendary Roosevelt up Rick Rail, blowing it with friends, and never seeing it again.

25:30 – Adapting to Crowded Units: Navigating Oregon’s high-pressure public land, outsmarting hunters, and finding elk in overlooked, “shitty” pockets.

32:00 – Rifle vs. Archery Mindset: Brinker’s love for late-season rifle hunts, chasing lone bulls in rugged country, and why it’s a mental grind.

38:45 – Crossbows and Ethics: Debating crossbows, their accuracy, and the “injured card” loophole, while sticking to legal and ethical hunting.

44:10 – Helping a Cousin Hunt: Brinker’s stoked to guide his cousin Seth, an elk magnet, to his first bull in a unit known for giants.

49:00 – Oregon’s Trophy Units: The rarity of Oregon’s big bull tags, requiring a lifetime of points, and why Brinker’s Wallowa tag is a dream hunt.

54:30 – Wrap-Up and Season Hype: Cody and Brinker wish each other luck for antelope, elk, and blacktail, excited for a killer season.

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Stay Open to New Strategies: Brinker’s biggest growth came from ditching a one-dimensional calling approach for a full quiver of tactics—ambushing, spot-and-stalk, or waiting out silent bulls. Embracing flexibility makes you a better hunter in high-pressure units.

Outsmart Hunters, Not Just Elk: In crowded OTC units, success hinges on finding overlooked pockets that don’t scream “elk habitat.” Brinker’s tactic of targeting “shitty” areas with low hunter traffic can lead to big bulls where others don’t look.

Learn from Every Miss: Bonehead shots, like Brinker’s misses through limbs, teach critical lessons. Tweaking gear (like switching to a heavier bow for flatter arrows) and staying calm under pressure turn failures into future kills.

Join host Cody Rich for a killer conversation with Bo DePeña, a country-Americana musician, elk hunter, and all-around passionate dude. Bo shares his journey from the stage to the mountains, diving into how hunting and music fuel his drive to live authentically. We cover chasing elk in tough units, the mental shift from bloodlust to wisdom, and how tools like AI are changing the game for hunters and creatives alike. Plus, we dig into Bo’s new single, Old Bull Winter, a cinematic track inspired by Hemingway and the pursuit of self-discovery through hunting. Whether you’re scouting for elk or chasing your own dreams, this episode will fire you up to lean into the grind and embrace the journey.

00:00 – Intro and Setting the Scene: Cody kicks things off, quoting Steve Jobs on following your intuition and diving into Bo’s elk hunting story—a 55-yard shot that drops a gnarly old bull.

01:30 – Music and Metal Vocals: Bo and Cody nerd out over vocal talent, from Slipknot covers to Mac Glocky’s detailed breakdowns, and how real skill stands out in a world of AI.

05:45 – AI in Hunting and Music: Bo explores how Cody uses AI to clone his hunting knowledge for fans, while discussing AI’s limits in songwriting and its potential to free creatives for live performances.

12:20 – Balancing Nostalgia and New Spots: The guys reflect on the hunt quiet movement, the loss of secret spots, and finding joy in exploring new hunting grounds versus chasing sentimental favorites.

19:50 – Dream Elk Hunts and Pressure: Bo shares his dream hunt on Utah’s San Juan unit, while Cody talks about the pressure of premium tags and the thrill of carving out big bulls in tough, over-the-counter areas.

27:30 – Old Bull Winter and Storytelling: Bo breaks down his new single Old Bull Winter, inspired by Hemingway’s minimalism and a life-changing hunt after an early snow, weaving a tale of self-actualization.

34:15 – Epic Rut Fest Memories: Cody and Bo swap stories of insane elk rut moments, like a 2020 snowstorm that sparked a Tuesday of bugling madness across the Rockies.

40:00 – Music Genres and Live Performances: Bo explains the roots of country-Americana, from Texas grit to Nashville polish, and how venue size shapes his setlists for maximum impact.

48:25 – Bo’s Music Journey and Goals: Bo opens up about his shift to a power trio, his wife’s push to chase rockstar dreams, and how Marcus King inspires his genre-blending style.

55:10 – Injuries and Hunting Prep: Bo shares his struggle with De Quervain’s tenosynovitis (aka “mommy’s thumb”), PRP treatments, and helping his wife Amy prep for an axis deer archery hunt.

1:02:00 – Argentina Hunt Plans: Cody and Bo get stoked for their 2027 Argentina red stag trip, comparing it to “miniature elk hunting” and teasing wing shooting with their families.

1:08:30 – Hunting Smarts vs. Miles: The guys discuss hiking smarter, not harder, with glassing, mobility workouts, and toggling between “full throttle” and “trolling motor” mindsets.

1:16:45 – Upcoming Shows and Wrap-Up: Bo plugs his September and October gigs at the Livingston Songwriter Festival and beyond, with a final shoutout to Old Bull Winter.

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About the Guest: Bo DePeña

Bo DePeña is a country-Americana musician whose raw, heartfelt songwriting and electrifying live performances are carving out a name in the music world. Hailing from Texas, Bo’s music blends the gritty edge of Texas country with blues, folk, and rock influences, creating a sound that’s both soulful and anthemic. A passionate elk hunter, Bo draws parallels between the pursuit of big bulls and his drive to live authentically, balancing fatherhood, music, and the outdoors. With a killer trio featuring Ronnie Allen on bass and Damon Scott on drums, Bo’s shows are high-energy, venue-tailored experiences that leave audiences buzzing. His latest single, Old Bull Winter, is a cinematic ode to hunting and self-discovery, inspired by Hemingway and a life-changing elk hunt. When he’s not on stage, Bo’s chasing elk, scheming adventures with his wife Amy, or raising their two kids with a love for the wild.

Get fired up for elk season with Bo DePeña’s new single, Old Bull Winter, out now on Spotify, Apple Music, and everywhere you stream! This cinematic track tells the story of a grizzled hunter facing down a legendary bull after an early snow, weaving a tale of grit, wisdom, and self-discovery inspired by Hemingway’s Old Man and the Sea. Recorded live at Yellow Dog in San Marcos, the song features a haunting dobro intro and a raw, full-band energy that hits hard—perfect for your pre-hunt playlist. Check out the live studio video on YouTube and catch Bo’s upcoming shows at the Livingston Songwriter Festival to hear it in person. Grab it now at bodepenamusic.com and let Old Bull Winter fuel your next adventure!

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EP 667: Caleb Brewer | Stick Sniper Archery

Stick Sniper Archery 

Stone Glacier – Gear Up for the Backcountry

Stone Glacier is built for hunters and adventurers who demand the highest level of performance and durability. From backcountry hunting to alpine climbing, our gear is designed to withstand the toughest conditions and perform when you need it most. With Stone Glacier, you’re not just buying gear; you’re investing in the next level of outdoor performance.

Why Stone Glacier?

Lightweight Durability: Our packs, gear, and apparel are crafted for maximum durability while keeping weight to a minimum.

Engineered for Comfort: Every item is designed to provide the best fit and function, ensuring your comfort during long days in the field.

Field-Tested: Built by hunters for hunters. Our gear is tested in the harshest conditions by experts who demand the best.

When the wilderness calls, be ready. Explore Stone Glacier and equip yourself with the gear that will carry you further.

OnX Maps – Navigate with Confidence

OnX Maps is the ultimate tool for outdoor enthusiasts, providing you with the most detailed and reliable maps for hunting, hiking, and adventure. With powerful features like offline access, property boundaries, and custom waypoints, OnX Maps ensures you’ll always be prepared, no matter where your adventure takes you.

Why OnX Maps?

20% Off with Code TRO: Use code TRO at checkout for 20% off your OnX Maps subscription!

Offline Mapping: No signal? No problem. Download your maps ahead of time and navigate with ease, anywhere.

Layered Features: Access crucial details like public/private land boundaries, trail systems, and topographic maps.

Make your next hunt, hike, or adventure seamless with OnX Maps. Use code TRO for 20% off and take your navigation to the next level!

How Morgan Shot a Bear with a Bow & Built Two Thriving Businesses

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Time Stamps:

0:00 – 3:00 | Sponsor Messages: OnX Hunt & Maven Optics

3:00 – 10:00 | Morgan’s Entrepreneurial Beginnings: Lessons from his dad and starting businesses at a young age

10:00 – 18:00 | High School Adventures & Pressure Washing Business: Nearly getting kicked out and finding his first taste of success

18:00 – 26:00 | The Dirt Bike Adventure: Taking on the Trans-American Trail and surviving a near-death crash

26:00 – 35:00 | A Leap of Faith: Hitchhiking and finding new opportunities in sales and Alaska

35:00 – 45:00 | Starting Cutaway Knives: How Morgan combined his love for knives and making things by hand to start a business

45:00 – 55:00 | The Bear Hunt: How Morgan shot his first bear with a bow after just months of preparation

55:00 – 1:05:00 | Knife-Making & Ghee Business: Expanding into new ventures and the evolution of Cutaway Knives and Empress of Ghee

1:05:00 – End | Wrap-Up: Future goals and what’s next for Morgan

Three Key Takeaways:

Entrepreneurial Drive: Morgan shares how the entrepreneurial bug hit him early, influenced by his dad’s journey of turning around a business with courage and grit. His story demonstrates that you don’t have to have everything figured out to start making moves—just get started.

Bowhunting Success: Morgan’s dedication to bowhunting paid off in spades when he shot his first bear with a bow after only a few months of practice. His story highlights the power of commitment, resilience, and putting in the work to succeed in something new.

Diversifying Ventures: From knives to ghee, Morgan’s ability to juggle multiple businesses shows how versatility and passion can lead to success. He’s turned his love for handmade goods and health-conscious food into thriving ventures, proving that it’s possible to do what you love and build a business around it.

The Ultimate Tool for Every Hunter: OnX Hunt
Whether you’re scouting for your next hunt or navigating the backcountry, OnX Hunt is the most trusted mapping system for hunters, now available in Canada! With OnX, you get access to satellite imagery, route planning, terrain analysis, and even game cam integration. It’s your all-in-one tool for scouting, planning, and navigating. Upgrade to OnX Elite to access even more features, including advanced tools for serious hunters. Use code TRO at checkout to save 20% on your Elite membership and take your hunting game to the next level. Don’t head out into the wilderness without it—OnX Hunt is a must-have for every serious hunter.

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EP 665: Jake Purlee

00:00 – Intro & Bear Season Talk

05:00 – Highs and Lows of Bear Hunting in Montana

10:00 – The Mental Game of Long Seasons & Sticking with One Spot

15:00 – The Challenge of Spotting Big Bears & Bouncing Around

20:00 – How Bear Hunting Compares to Other Big Game Hunts

25:00 – The Power of Patience & Learning from Past Experiences

30:00 – Balancing Running and Hiking with Hunting Season

35:00 – Training for the Rut & the Mental Toughness Required

40:00 – Dealing with Mental Fatigue & How Physical Training Helps

45:00 – The Lesson of Pushing Your Limits and What’s Next for Jake

50:00 – Closing Thoughts & Advice for the Upcoming Rut

Mental Toughness is Key in Both Hunting and Physical Endurance: Whether you’re in the field chasing bears or preparing for a race like the Rut, the mental game is just as important as the physical one. Jake emphasizes the value of staying consistent and mentally strong throughout the season.

Patience Pays Off in the Hunt: Jake shares how sticking to one spot and putting in the hours is often more rewarding than constantly jumping around in search of a “better” spot. Even when it feels like nothing is happening, perseverance in the right spot can pay off.

Balance Physical Fitness with Hunting Goals: The episode highlights how training for physical endurance events, like mountain races, can complement your hunting skills. Proper physical conditioning helps you tackle those long hunts and tough terrain, making you more effective and resilient in the field.

Stone Glacier – Gear Up for the Backcountry

Stone Glacier is built for hunters and adventurers who demand the highest level of performance and durability. From backcountry hunting to alpine climbing, our gear is designed to withstand the toughest conditions and perform when you need it most. With Stone Glacier, you’re not just buying gear; you’re investing in the next level of outdoor performance.

Why Stone Glacier?

Lightweight Durability: Our packs, gear, and apparel are crafted for maximum durability while keeping weight to a minimum.

Engineered for Comfort: Every item is designed to provide the best fit and function, ensuring your comfort during long days in the field.

Field-Tested: Built by hunters for hunters. Our gear is tested in the harshest conditions by experts who demand the best.

When the wilderness calls, be ready. Explore Stone Glacier and equip yourself with the gear that will carry you further.

OnX Maps – Navigate with Confidence

OnX Maps is the ultimate tool for outdoor enthusiasts, providing you with the most detailed and reliable maps for hunting, hiking, and adventure. With powerful features like offline access, property boundaries, and custom waypoints, OnX Maps ensures you’ll always be prepared, no matter where your adventure takes you.

Why OnX Maps?

20% Off with Code TRO: Use code TRO at checkout for 20% off your OnX Maps subscription!

Offline Mapping: No signal? No problem. Download your maps ahead of time and navigate with ease, anywhere.

Layered Features: Access crucial details like public/private land boundaries, trail systems, and topographic maps.

Make your next hunt, hike, or adventure seamless with OnX Maps. Use code TRO for 20% off and take your navigation to the next level!

EP 664: Tyler Horrocks

In this episode, Tyler joins me to talk about his journey from a dedicated hunter to a successful entrepreneur. From peak bagging to bear hunting with hounds, Tyler’s lifestyle is a unique mix of outdoor adventure and business hustle. He shares stories of growing up in Idaho, learning hard work from his dad, and his evolution from a tradesman to a business owner. Tyler dives into the mindset required for both hunting big mule deer and building a successful business—emphasizing the importance of patience, consistency, and playing the long game. We also discuss the realities of entrepreneurship, the sacrifices it takes to follow your passion, and why sometimes it’s not about finding the perfect moment but just putting yourself in the right position. Whether you’re into hunting or business, there’s a lot of wisdom here on staying humble, pushing through the grind, and making it happen.

0:00 – Introduction to Tyler and his diverse outdoor activities
5:15 – Early influences: Growing up with a dad who was a big hiker and bear hunter
8:30 – Mule deer hunting legacy: Grandpa’s influence and the pursuit of big bucks
12:00 – The hunt for big bucks: Tyler’s perspective on consistency and patience in hunting
15:00 – The rise of entrepreneurship: How Tyler transitioned from trades to running a business
18:30 – Balancing business and family life: Lessons from being an entrepreneur and a dad
24:00 – Hunting with a purpose: The shift from ‘hunting hard’ to hunting smarter
27:00 – Getting started in real estate: Tyler’s journey into building homes and investments
30:00 – Overcoming challenges: What Tyler learned from working for himself
34:00 – The importance of relationships: Why timing, networking, and community matter
37:00 – Philosophy of success: What Tyler wants for his kids and his definition of success
41:00 – Patience in both business and life: Lessons learned from hunting and entrepreneurship
45:00 – Conclusion: Tyler’s take on the future and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs

Patience Pays Off – Whether you’re hunting big mule deer or building a business, consistency and patience are key to long-term success. Tyler emphasizes that it’s not about rushing to a goal, but about putting in the time and being in the right place at the right time.

Entrepreneurship is About Self-Belief – When starting out, Tyler had no formal mentorship but relied on self-belief, hard work, and learning by doing. His success is a result of his unwavering commitment to his goals, even when others doubted him.

Family and Lifestyle Matter More Than Status – Tyler’s definition of success is simple: being able to do what he loves, spend time with his family, and provide a good quality of life. It’s about the journey, not just the destination.

First up, OnX Maps – the go-to app for hunters who need to stay connected and informed while out in the field. Whether you’re hunting elk, mule deer, or chasing big bulls in the mountains, OnX has you covered with topographic maps, landowner info, and the ability to mark your spots. The GPS capabilities and offline mapping make it the perfect tool to keep you on track, no matter how remote your hunt. Don’t leave home without it. Head to www.onxmaps.com?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss and use the code TRO to save 20% on your subscription.

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EP 663: Doug Champion

In this episode, Cody sits down with Doug Champion, the founder of Champion Living Fitness, a business that trains rodeo athletes in strength and conditioning. Doug shares his fascinating journey from a professional rodeo career to running a fitness business, focusing on what it takes to excel in rodeo and in life. He dives deep into the intersection of fitness, mindset, and personal growth, discussing how staying strong physically and mentally helped him recover from a life-changing injury and pivot into a successful career. We also explore the evolution of rodeo as an industry, the importance of fundamentals, and the lessons he learned from his own experiences that can apply to everything from business to hunting.

0:00 – Intro and setting the stage for the conversation

2:30 – Doug’s rodeo background and the injury that changed his life

8:30 – Doug’s journey into fitness and founding Champion Living Fitness

13:00 – Overcoming adversity and mindset shifts after a serious injury

22:00 – The role of fitness and recovery in rodeo and personal life

35:00 – Rodeo athletes’ mindset and the importance of confidence

46:00 – Insights on how rodeo is evolving with fitness and the importance of training

55:00 – Doug’s take on success, gratitude, and building a business from scratch

1:10:00 – The crossover between rodeo, business, and life lessons for hunters

1:20:00 – Advice for athletes and newcomers looking to succeed in competitive environments

1:30:00 – Conclusion and Doug’s final thoughts on health, fitness, and success

Mindset is Everything: In rodeo, hunting, and business, confidence and the ability to shake off failure are critical. Doug emphasizes the importance of a “goldfish memory” to stay mentally resilient after setbacks.

The Power of Fundamentals: Success in high-performance sports like rodeo or elk hunting often comes down to executing basic skills consistently. Whether it’s setting your feet properly in bull riding or maintaining a disciplined hunting approach, the small actions compound to big results.

Pressure is a Privilege: Doug shares how embracing pressure and stress is essential for growth and success, whether it’s in the rodeo arena, business, or personal life. The hard times often lead to the biggest breakthroughs.

This episode is brought to you by two of the best names in the hunting world – OnX Maps and Stone Glacier.

First up, OnX Maps – the go-to app for hunters who need to stay connected and informed while out in the field. Whether you’re hunting elk, mule deer, or chasing big bulls in the mountains, OnX has you covered with topographic maps, landowner info, and the ability to mark your spots. The GPS capabilities and offline mapping make it the perfect tool to keep you on track, no matter how remote your hunt. Don’t leave home without it. Head to www.onxmaps.com?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss and use the code TRO to save 20% on your subscription.

Next, we’ve got Stone Glacier, the brand that sets the bar for high-performance gear in the backcountry. From their lightweight, durable backpacks to their breathable, water-resistant clothing, Stone Glacier is built to help you go further and stay comfortable, no matter how tough the conditions. If you’re serious about your gear and need something that won’t hold you back on those long, rugged hunts, check out Stone Glacier at www.stoneglacier.com?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss

EP 661: Alishia Zemlicka 

In addition to her impressive hunting career, Alishia shares her journey into real estate investing. What started during the chaos of COVID with no prior experience has blossomed into an incredible success story. Five years later, Alishia and her husband have grown their real estate portfolio to 85 doors, building a thriving business and living their dream. This episode is packed with powerful insights on both hunting and business.

OnX Maps: Your Ultimate Hunting Companion

When you’re out in the field, the last thing you want to worry about is your map letting you down. That’s where OnX Maps comes in. Whether you’re scouting for elk, navigating unfamiliar terrain, or hunting in remote areas, OnX Maps gives you the most accurate, reliable, and detailed maps to help you stay on track.

With features like offline maps, public and private land boundaries, and waypoints that work even when you’re out of cell service, OnX ensures you have everything you need to make smart decisions and stay confident in your journey.

Don’t let anything hold you back from your next big adventure. With OnX Maps, you’ve got the tools you need to succeed—no matter where you are.

Explore smarter. Hunt with confidence. OnX Maps.