Wilderness Attitude

For all you entrepreneurs, inventors & just plain gear heads, we have the perfect podcast for you. Cheston Davis joins us from ATA to talk about how he saw a need for digiscoping in the hunting industry, and made that dream a reality through his company, Phone Skope. Since then, Phone Skope has been helping the microbiology & medical industries as well as being involved with hydrographic dipping & coding. Don’t know what any of this means? Well tune-in, because this one is full of great information that could help you with hunting, birdwatching, astronomy, microbiology or just give you the push you need to pursue entrepreneurship & turn your dreams into gold.

This week, we are joined by Wildlife Biologist, Taxidermist & Director of Conservation at QDMA (Quality Deer Management Association), Kip Adams. Kip has been with QDMA for over 16 years and is a wealth of knowledge about everything deer. We discuss shed hunting and what you can learn about a deer from their sheds, why food plots are so important, the many amazing programs QDMA has for adults and children, and why Kip believes forming a unified body for all hunters would be beneficial. If you enjoy wildlife and our wild places, this one is full of fun facts and great information for all nature lovers.

Joining us from ATA in Louisville, Kentucky is Allie D’Andrea, better known as Outdoors Allie. Allie is an inspiring young hunter, angler & conservationist chasing her dreams as an entrepreneur by exploring wild, remote, untouched spaces through hunting & fishing. We talk about how she found her love for the outdoors later in life, what life is like living out of a travel trailer and her most recent entrepreneurial endeavor, creating outdoor lifestyle & apparel brand, Worn & Weathered.

We are joined by Founder of Adventuress Magazine Jennifer Pudenz. Jennifer shares her journey of bowhunting since the age of 4, to chasing her passion of becoming a Magazine Editor, to founding and now running Adventuress Magazine. Hunting, fishing, cooking, gathering, exploring and more, Jennifer shares what she looks for when finding incredible women for her articles and why inspiring other women, hunters or non-hunters, to follow their passion for the outdoors drives her.

Coming to you from ATA in Louisville, Kentucky, Jason Amato with Takedown Eventures joins us. Jason talks about how his early experiences in the outdoors changed his life, how those experiences led him to share his passion for hunting & the outdoors, and why it is so important to him to educate, excite & empower to get America Outside.

From ATA in Louisville, Kentucky, Co-Founder of Built 4 The Hunt, Jeff Moran joins us to talk about fitness & hunting. We talk about how Built 4 The Hunt came about, the new transformation challenges they are doing and what the most important things are to remember when training for a hunt. We also share some fun hunting stories, discuss some environmental issues & talk about Jeff’s involvement in hunting films through HuntFit Media. If you passionate about hunting & fitness and are already starting to think about getting in shape for this hunting season, check out this podcast & look into starting the next Body Transformation Challenge this June, you won’t regret it.

Living in Colorado and loving dogs all my life, Dog Sled Racing is something that has always piqued my interest but, I haven’t known much about it. Originally from Florida, Aaron Natoniewski fell in love with Colorado and everything it has to offer. He decided to start a family there, where he now lives with his wife, 2 young daughters and 14 teammates- his beloved dogs. Aaron’s passion for sled racing began when he adopted 2 shelter dogs and quickly realized this was what he was meant to do. Aaron and his team of Red & White, have been competing in dog sled & skijoring competitions for over 2 decades & have been ranked #1 in Colorado over that span of time. Aaron is here to tell us all about the sport he is devoted to, the amazing bond and connection he has with his dogs, and the love he has for the timeless rhythm, of being part of the pack.

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We sit down with Jessica Byers of Follow Her Arrow & husband Braxton at ATA, one year since we last spoke, and what a year it has been. Jessica & Braxton talk about how their whole world came crashing down in an instant after Braxton suddenly lost his job, and in turn, lost their house & had to move into their travel trailer just 6 months after taking a leap of faith and uprooting their life to a new location. They talk about the struggles they had to face, the tough decisions they had to make, and how thankful they are for every positive moment they have gained from it. They also talk about their new film “Grounded” that debuted at Badlands film festival, the father-daughter bond that was strengthened after punching a moose tag and why feeding their adventurous souls is so important.

Super excited to sit down with the Working Class Bowhunter crew, Curt Geier, Stephen Moller & Eric Hamann to go down all sorts of rabbit trails. We talk about everything from hunting strategy differences between Eastern & Western hunting, why saddle hunting is the new craze, what the most ideal mid western buck is, cover some elk hunting tips for beginners, discuss ring avulsion, what life is like as podcasters, and much more. If you are itching to be in hunting camp in the off-season, then tune in cause the only thing we are missing is the campfire.

We are excited to welcome back outdoor writer, photographer and new podcast host, Tony J. Peterson. We catch up on his latest public land pursuits and talk about how he was able to overcome target panic. Tony also talks about how following his passion for dogs and bird hunting led him to launch Sporting Dog Talk Podcast, and he gives us some tips and tricks he has learned to find & train the perfect dog.

Check out his new podcast at- sportingdogtalk.com