A podcast about the history of rodeo and the characters that have helped shape its 150 year history.
We talk about cooking wild game for our wives and kids. A few pointers to get them on board. Also some pack out advice and some guiding stories.
We cover some ground on this one. From Tate's fear of rutting chipmunks to Evan being attacked by a tarp. Also tick flicking and shelter building arguments.
Wrestling with mummy bags and Evan almost freezing to death on several occasions. Gear and Tips to not be cold.
Today we discuss spring bear hunting in Montana. Tate talks about taking a more analytical angle to our hunt this year. Evan and I talk about past backpacking trips and some of our rock headed ideas. We try to find a balance of adventure and success percentages.
We talk about basic farrier work in the backcountry with Evan Brakke. As well as how you get a mule Also talk about our wrangler getting dumped and different types of packsaddles.
On this episode we talk about Evan flock shooting coyotes. Chasing bobcats in the river breaks of South Dakota with houndsmen. How to tell a Griz track from a black bear.
Tate and Evan tell us about there public land antelope and deer hunt last fall. Lots of public land out here in South Dakota to hunt.
We talk a little about elk hunting on public land in Colorado. Also a few good wrecks from our first DIY trips.
We talk about the difference in a guided vs. a DIY hunts. And a few of the wrecks you can expect to have if you take stock in the backcountry.
A couple of hunting guides/ mule packers and our buddy Evan talk about hunting in the backcountry. We have been doing western big game hunts for the last 7 years and guided in the backcountry of Colorado anb Wyoming for the last 2 years. Here are some of the stories.
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
