Wilderness Attitude

This week, the owners of Seek Outside, Angie & Kevin Timm join us. They discuss how they came up with the idea for Seek Outside in 2010, the many organizations they are involved with and where they are today as a company. Kevin talks about growing up fishing and camping in Wisconsin, his old band days and his favorite places to hunt in Colorado. Angie tells us how she got into hunting, how much she loves the beauty Colorado has to offer and shares a story about her 1st solo hunt and getting a bear.

Get to know the host of Wilderness Attitude a little better. This podcast, we turn the tables on Brandon and interview him! Michael Mauro, cinematographer, wildlife photographer and owner of Mauro Media, sits down with Brandon to talk about how he got into archery, how he juggles family, owning a business and hunting, and why he started the Wilderness Attitude podcast. Brandon also talks about his yearly BBQ that will be taking place this weekend for it's 11th straight year and shares some of the wild game menu including mountain lion, caribou, bear and moose.

Bowhunter Magazine editor & co-host of Bowhunter TV, Curt Wells joins me this week to talk about everything bowhunting. Curt, who has been bowhunting for over 36 years, talks about selling his first article to Bowhunter Magazine in 1985, how important practice and fitness are in bowhunting, and what he has learned from hunting with the cameras rolling. He also shares a few of his most exciting hunts, his favorite places to hunt, and how to make the perfect frontal shot.

This week we are joined by part-owner of Prevail Outdoors and adventure seeker, Kaitie Vigna. Kaitie has been actively involved in the outdoors for about 4 years and has a newfound love for archery and hunting. She shares how Prevail got it's start, how hard it is to find the perfect hunting gear, and what's in store for Prevail in 2017. We also talk about how she is preparing for her first hunt, her last experience with setting up trail cameras 11 hours from home, and what it means to have a Wilderness Attitude.

The team (Matt Howell, Arielle Ferguson, Jason DeWeese & Greg Mumm) are back to touch base and see what everyone has been up to the past few weeks. Matt talks about his experience at the Total Archery Challenge, Arielle breaks down her first run at Train to Hunt Nationals, Jason gives us an update on his foot surgery and we give Arielle and Matt new nicknames. We also talk with Greg about his latest adventures in scouting and discuss what gear each of us still needs for the upcoming season. Also, we have some exciting news about some new companies who have joined us!

This week we are joined by part-owner of Prevail Outdoors and adventure seeker, Kaitie Vigna. Kaitie has been actively involved in the outdoors for about 4 years and has a newfound love for archery and hunting. She shares how Prevail got it's start, how hard it is to find the perfect hunting gear, and what's in store for Prevail in 2017. We also talk about how she is preparing for her first hunt, her last experience with setting up trail cameras 11 hours from home, and what it means to have a Wilderness Attitude.

Joining us this week is outdoors writer, hunter, and angler, Courtney Nicolson. Courtney is a Senior Writer & Producer at Outdoor Sportsman Group in Denver, Colorado and has been hunting for about 5 years. She talks about how she fell in love with the sport of hunting, her background in film and television, how people can go about getting their own hunting television show, and the many organizations she is involved in to help give back to the wilderness.

Joining us from the Train to Hunt Nationals in Colorado, Phil Mendoza, Luke Boddy & Nathan Kimball talk about preparing for this competition. Phil talks about his company No Limits Archery and Luke and Phil talk about their involvement in their own archery competition event, Alpha Bowhunting. We also discuss how everyone got started with archery, how important it is to get family involved in the outdoors and how the wilderness has made each of us a better man.

Jasmine Johnson, Arielle Ferguson & Clinton Suskey sit down with us the night before the Train to Hunt Nationals at the Powderhorn Mountain Resort in Colorado. We talk about the upcoming challenge and their preparation for the event. They also share how they got involved in TTH, what the wilderness means to them and what motivates them to compete.

This week we are joined by former pro bull rider and former roper, Dennis Howell. Dennis, originally from Texas, now lives in Colorado and has been a bowhunter for over 40 years. He is 1 animal away from his 3rd Colorado Big 8 and was the 2013 Colorado Bowhunter of the Year. He shares many stories including an epic goat hunt at 13,500 feet and talks about his love for the wilderness and the sport of archery.