This is an awesome episode with two legends in the hunt game. Brent Sinclair has been guiding all around the world for just about every species. He started sheep hunting in 1980 and has guided close to 350-400 sheep hunts. Jim Kelly has been on plenty of mountain hunts, from Dall sheep to Tur and Mid-Asian Ibex. He's also well known for being one of the best taxidermists in the world. In this episode we talk about what it takes to be successful in the mountains, some of Brent's sketchy moments in the backcountry, and how to prepare your trophy of a lifetime.
On this episode Pat and Sean McCloskey talk about their Arizona Coues deer hunt and share the ups and downs they experienced during the trip. They discuss some tips that they have learned over the past few years of hunting course deer. This hunt was not your typical public land hunt, they were able to find plenty of deer and even spotted a mountain lion trying to hunt deer as well.
In this episode we talk to Dru Bishop about his Colorado Archery Elk Hunt. We cover everything from how they settled on picking a unit, equipment used on the hunt, and who was up first to shoot!
Here is a link to Dru's write up and more pictures of the entire adventure.
https://www.rokslide.com/forums/threads/2020-co-archery-elk-recap.188017/
Carlos heads out to fly fish for the first time in 3 years and has a lot of questions. We talk about basic fly fishing tips and presentations for catching trout in the winter. We will follow up with a part 2 to see how he did.
In this episode, we cover a lot of topics, from Garret's son Maverick's second buck, grouse hunting in the Upper Peninsula, Bird dogs progressing and even giant brown trout.
We spent that night on Spring Creek and recorded a podcast to talk about the tactics we used that day. Garret figures out Euro Nymphing and talks about what he changed that helped him hook into more fish that night.
This is an awesome episode with two legends in the hunt game. Brent Sinclair has been guiding all around the world for just about every species. He started sheep hunting in 1980 and has guided close to 350-400 sheep hunts. Jim Kelly has been on plenty of mountain hunts, from Dall sheep to Tur and Mid-Asian Ibex. He's also well known for being one of the best taxidermists in the world. In this episode we talk about what it takes to be successful in the mountains, some of Brent's sketchy moments in the backcountry, and how to prepare your trophy of a lifetime.
In this episode we discuss Carlos's experience in the Lancaster classic, some of our crazy experiences during whitetail season, primarily around shot placement and animal recovery, we also talk about some ways we're preparing our whitetail deer for the family during the quarantine.
This episode is about Pat & Sean's trip to Arizona to hunt Coues deer. This was Pat's first time hunting out west and it sure sounds like it won't be his last. Sean hunted Coues before and did a great job preparing for the trip and getting the guys in a good spot to locate deer.
This episode is all about our recent trip to New Mexico to hunt Barbary sheep on public land. We had a great time and went 3 for 3 in just 3 days.
On this episode, Carlos and his friend Chris Heycock hunt deer in Virginia with dogs. This sounds like a pretty incredible experience and definitely a unique way to hunt deer. The Jersey boys ended up tagging 3 really nice deer. Give it a listen and let us know what you think.
Stay up to date
For any inquiries, please email us at hello@podcastworld.io