The TPH Podcast

Wade shares a story he wrote about the Oklahoma Ranger Road Fire. One of several he's been working through since returning. This one is called Gracin's Pony. Over 500,000 acres burned with no news coverage. But, there are stories that need to be told. A full podcast with Dane covering the complete events is coming. If you want to help, reach out through allymunitions.com.

Part 1 of 3: Wade and Anthony Amantine cover the debut of the Nocpix Ultra Mate 1280 clip-on thermal, the first 1280 resolution clip-on to market, and why a longtime clip-on hater is genuinely impressed. Plus an honest conversation about the gun industry's content problem: pro staff deals that pay nothing, YouTube channels built on negativity, hand-picked review units, and why most gun content is just slop. Part 2 coming soon. Visit allymunitions.com for all your hunting and shooting sports needs.

If you could only have three hunting rifles, what would they be? Wade makes his case for 6 ARC, 22 Creedmoor & 7mm PRC, breaks down why modern cartridge case design is simply better than legacy cartridges, and gets into high pressure case technology like the 7mm Backcountry and what peak alloy brass means for the future. Send questions to support@allymunitions.com and visit allymunitions.com for ammo, optics & gear.

Wade answers a listener question on building a 6mm ARC for central Texas deer, pigs and coyotes. Wade breaks down 12.5 vs 14.5 barrel length and what two inches actually means on velocity, flow-through vs baffled suppressors on short barrel ARCs, optic choices in the 1-10x range, Superlative Arms adjustable gas blocks, and why Triggertech is the only answer for AR-15 triggers. All products available at allymunitions.com.

Wade breaks down exactly how the Ally Munitions Live Seminar works, what's currently up for grabs (7mm PRC rifle package, Vortex AMG Razor, suppressor, range finders & more), how seats are priced from $10–$50, and why you haven't received your link yet. Every Monday on Instagram, Brooke posts live seat count updates. Full details at allymunitions.com under the Live Seminar tab.

Hank & Alexis Goodchild from Shoreline Trapping join Wade for a wide-ranging conversation on river otters destroying Texas fish populations, beaver damage, coyote hunting across different states, Marine Corps stories, and why hunters are their own worst enemy. If you have a lake east of I-35 and fish in it, you probably have otters. Visit allymunitions.com for ammo, optics & gear. Shoreline Trapping is hiring, contact Hank on Facebook.https://www.facebook.com/share/187aGUdqWv/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Remington started with a hand-forged barrel in 1816 and built the most iconic bolt action footprint in American rifle history. So how did they end up bankrupt twice? Wade walks through the rise of the Rem 700, the trigger lawsuits, the Freedom Group acquisition, and what's left of the brand today. A salute to a legend, and an honest look at what went wrong. Visit allymunitions.com for ammo, barrels & optics.

Are predator hunting contests affecting bobcat populations in Texas? Wade breaks down why weights are trending lower, how thermals changed the night hunting game, and why contest promoters need to start collecting real harvest data, before someone else forces the conversation. Plus: Texas hunting app failures, wildlife data collection, and individual hunter responsibility. Visit allymunitions.com for 22 Creedmoor ammo, Vortex optics & more.

listener J.A. sent in one of the best-constructed questions we've gotten. 22 Creedmoor vs 22-250 for predator hunting, barrel length, twist rate, carbon fiber barrels (Proof vs BSF), and whether a Weatherby Vanguard action is worth building on. Factory ammo, reloading, and why the 22 Creed wins at distance. 22 Creedmoor ammo available now at allymunitions.com, it moves fast.

We're rebooting the podcast, and we're taking you with us. Patreon is launching with deep-dive 6 ARC & rifle tuning content you won't find anywhere else. New Qfix upgrades, Vortex optics & inspected AR-15 barrels now at allymunitions.com. Got a name for the show? Drop it in the comments, best one wins a rifle package. Follow on Spotify so you don't miss the drop.

Wade breaks down real-world differences between a 14.5” and 20” 6 ARC setup using actual velocity and ballistic data.From wind holds to elevation, and where barrel length actually matters, this one separates target shooting from real hunting performance.Check out gear, ammo, and more at allymunitions.com

Back in the studio.Audio's fixed, reruns are done, and we're getting back into real conversations. This one turns into a full Q&A, covering 6 ARC vs 22 Creed, barrel life, projectile choice, and what actually matters when it comes to killing animals.Most people are asking the wrong questions.This is about real-world performance.

Wade answers a listener question on picking the right optic for a 6 ARC setup, and why most guys overcomplicate the process.From magnification ranges to reticles and real-world hunting use, it all comes back to one thing: make a list and keep it simple.Check out gear, ammo, and more at allymunitions.com

Back behind the mic.We talk where we've been, what's changed, and where TPH is headed next.More at allymunitions.com

Today's 12 Minute Talk comes from a listener question, and it's a good one.Josh asked about building a 6mm ARC “do-it-all” AR, and whether a Proof Research carbon fiber barrel is actually worth the extra money over a Noveske steel barrel.In this episode, Wade breaks it down from real-world experience, having run both brands, and gives his honest take on performance, weight, and where your money actually matters.If you're planning a 6 ARC build or debating carbon fiber vs steel, this will help you make the call.Topics covered:Proof Research vs Noveske barrelsIs carbon fiber actually more accurate?Weight savings vs real-world performanceWhen carbon barrels make sense (and when they don't)Barrel contour, heat, and practical useWhy most shooters overthink this decisionGas block considerations for 6 ARC buildsAt the end of the day, both will shoot. The question is whether the extra cost is actually doing anything for you.

This one came straight from you guys.After running a giveaway and asking what topics you wanted to hear, one stood out: The journey of becoming a predator hunter.In this episode, Wade breaks down his full progression from getting started to where he is today. From early days with zero knowledge, to the phase where you buy everything in sight, to finally simplifying your gear and focusing on what actually matters.If you're new to predator hunting, this will save you time, money, and frustration. If you've been doing it for a while, you'll probably recognize exactly where you're at in the process.Topics covered:The 4 phases of predator huntingWhy most beginners struggle early onThe “buy everything” trap (and how to avoid it)What gear actually matters vs what doesn'tWhy time in the field beats everythingSimplifying your setup for real successThoughts on e-calls, mouth calls, rifles, and suppressorsWhy wind and setup matter more than anything elseAt the end of the day, predator hunting isn't about having the most gear, it's about understanding the game.If you're serious about getting better, this one's for you.

In today's 12 Minute Talk, we're breaking down one of the most debated topics in long range shooting, dialing vs holding over for elevation.Is dialing really more accurate, or is that just old-school thinking? With modern reticles, better glass, and smarter setups, the answer isn't as black and white as it used to be.We cover:When to dial vs when to holdHow modern reticles have changed the gameWhy simplicity matters more than most shooters thinkReal-world hunting scenarios vs range theoryScope and reticle preferences for different distancesAt the end of the day, it comes down to context, equipment, and personal preference, but there is a practical way to approach it.

In this episode, Wade breaks down one of the most confusing topics in long range shooting, ballistic drag models.What is BC?Why does it matter?And which one should you actually be using?We cover:What ballistic coefficient (BC) really meansWhy higher BC isn't always the full storyG1 vs G7 (and why G1 needs to go)When G7 is more than enough for huntingWhat CDMs and PDMs are, and when they actually matterThis is part of Wade's long range “library” series, built to give hunters practical, usable knowledge without getting lost in the weeds.If you've ever been confused about what to plug into your ballistic app… this is the one.

In this archived 12 Minute Talk, Wade breaks down the single most important factor in becoming a better predator hunter.It's not gear.It's not a new call.It's not a thermal upgrade.It's time.Time in the field.Time at the range.Time scouting land.Time watching coyotes.Time learning the animal.Wade dives into why more reps, more observation, and more understanding of coyote behavior will outpace any equipment upgrade, and why too many hunters overlook the fundamentals.If you're serious about leveling up your predator hunting, this one's a must-listen.

In this archived episode, Clay Reid joins us for a no-filter conversation on contest hunting, shotgun setups, thermals, and what it really takes to stack coyotes year after year.We get into:Shotgun-only contests out WestTungsten vs lead (and why it matters)ARs vs shotguns in thick countryThermal changing the predator gameTime management in contestsSocial media drama and industry egosIf you're serious about predator hunting, this one's loaded.

In this archived 12 Minute Talk, we break down my personal night vision setup for predator hunting when I'm not running visible lights.This is the exact configuration I rely on for nighttime calling, built around an 18” 22 Creedmoor in a KRG chassis, and why I prefer scanning with thermal but shooting through night vision.We cover:Why I choose 22 Creedmoor for a night rigClip-on night vision vs. dedicated thermal opticsWhite phosphor advantagesLaser rangefinder placement and real-world useIlluminators and when they matterWhy flat-shooting calibers are critical at nightPractical field workflow for ranging and holdsThis is a deep dive into the gear, reasoning, and lessons learned from running this system extensively in the field.Brought to you by Ally Munitions and Ally Outdoors in Midland, Texas.

In this archived episode, Wade breaks down why he used to be a major shotgun guy for predator hunting, and why he eventually replaced it with a compact suppressed AR setup.We cover the real pros of shotguns (especially in fox country and shotgun-only land), the cost of stretching shotgun range with tungsten, and why modern AR platforms with today's optics (LPVOs, red dots + magnifiers) have become a better “do-it-all” option for close-quarters calling.He also talks through practical setups: barrel length, suppressor considerations, optic choices, and why cartridges like 6 ARC can be a game-changer in a compact AR package.allymunitions.com

In today's 12 Minute Talk, Wade breaks down a frustrating issue many shooters run into once they start running suppressors on AR-15s, stuck rounds after hunting, especially in cold weather.Is it bad ammo?Is it neck tension?Is it crimp?Not exactly.We cover what's actually happening inside your chamber when you combine carbon buildup, back pressure from traditional baffled suppressors, extreme heat-to-cold transitions, and bullet creep in AR platforms.More importantly, he explain how to safely deal with it and how to prevent it from happening in the first place.Flow-through suppressors, proper maintenance, and cleaner ammo can make a big difference.allymunitions.com

This archived episode of the Texas Predator Hunting Podcast comes from a live Instagram Q&A session.Wade answers two straight hours of listener questions covering:• 6 ARC gas system tuning• 22 ARC vs 22 Creedmoor• Adjustable gas blocks & bleed-off mode• Suppressor setups (flow-through vs traditional)• AR buffer weights & tuning philosophy• Barrel life (22-250, 22 Creed, 6 ARC)• Proof Research barrels• Bolt & BCG myths• Load development basics• Cleaning procedures for bolt guns & ARs• Titanium vs stainless suppressors• Trigger recommendations• Factory ammo performance insightsThis one goes deep into real-world rifle setup, tuning for cold weather, and maximizing AR platform performance for predator hunting.If you're running 6 ARC, 22 ARC, 22 Creed, or tuning a suppressed AR, this episode is packed.allymunitions.com

One of the most common questions in predator hunting:“Am I ruining this property by calling it too much?”In this 12 Minute Talk, Wade breaks down:What “ruin” actually meansHow pressure affects coyotesWhy educated coyotes make you betterWhen you should call hard — and when you shouldn'tThe difference between population control and contest huntingThe reality? You're not killing everything you call in. And the more you hunt a piece of land, the more it forces you to refine your stand setup, wind discipline, and marksmanship.

Anthony M Team joins the podcast for a long, unfiltered conversation about how a kid from Panama ended up becoming one of the most recognized names in the thermal and night vision world.We cover:Growing up between Panama, Fort Bragg, and HoustonThe early Aubrey, Texas days (before the subdivisions took over)Peterbilt second shift chaosThe heavy drinking, ranch work, and learning to hunt from scratchSour corn, green lights, and pre-thermal pig huntingThe explosion of thermal technologyWorking with Ultimate Night Vision and I-Ray USAQuitting a 15-year career during COVIDThe reality of social media in the hunting industryWhy most thermal shooters missField of view, 384 vs 640 vs 1280, frame rate explainedAnd some stories that probably shouldn't have made it on airThis one is raw, funny, and honest.If you've ever wondered what it really takes to turn a passion into a career in the hunting and thermal industry, this episode is it.

Today's 12 Minute Talk:1-10 LPVO or 2-10 with a red dot?It depends.Wade breaks down:Close range vs longer range prioritiesWhen an LPVO makes more senseWhen a 2-10 shinesOffset vs rooftop red dotsFirst focal plane vs second focal planeReticle differences (BDC vs Christmas tree vs MIL)Parallax… do you actually need it?If you're building an SPR-style rifle, a predator rig, or a dual-purpose AR-15, this conversation will help you decide what fits your real-world use case.The short answer?If you're shooting more up close → LPVO.If you're shooting more distance → 2-10.Or… buy both.

A few days after agreeing to come on the podcast to tell his story, Marine sniper Phillip passed away in a tragic car accident.He was excited. He wanted the truth told.So today, his father Alan Williams and fellow Marine Ian Jennings sit down to tell it.From Ramadi, Iraq (2004–2005), to the loss of brothers Barlow and Hubbard, to frustration with leadership, to the weight veterans carry long after coming home, this is a raw, unfiltered conversation about combat, loyalty, survivor's guilt, and what happens when the war follows you home.They discuss:Becoming sniper partners in RamadiThe day that changed everythingThe deaths of fellow MarinesThe burden of leadership decisionsSurvivor's guilt and PTSDThe VA system and “suffering in silence”Why Phil wanted this story toldIf you're a veteran struggling, you are not alone. Don't keep it bottled up.Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it.

Today's 12 Minute Talk features Zach from Mountains, Mullets, America.We break down some of the biggest long range shooting myths still floating around:“There's only ONE right answer”You need a $3,000 custom rifle to get startedYour optic has to cost more than your rifleFirst focal plane vs second focal planeARs can't shoot long rangeYou have to reload to competeThe 1 MOA benchmarkThe barrier to entry in long range shooting has dropped dramatically. Modern factory rifles, factory ammo, and affordable optics are better than they've ever been.Stop gatekeeping. Start shooting.Be sure to check out the full podcast episode with Zach, we split it into two parts covering his background and deep dives into long range gear and shooting.If you're enjoying these 12 Minute Talks, follow the show on Spotify and share it with someone who's been overthinking their long range setup.

This is an archived episode from a few years ago.Going back and listening to this conversation now, it means more to me than I can explain.At the time, we were just sitting down talking hunting, how he grew up doing it, the rifles he started with, how the gear and the leases changed over the years, and a bunch of stories I'm really glad we captured. There's a lot of laughs in here, some real perspective, and a lot of “regular life” that hits different now.I'm sharing this as a tribute to my dad.thank you,Wade

In this 12 Minute Talk, we break down running shots and why so many hunters struggle with them without realizing the real reason. Velocity, barrel length, projectile speed, scope setup, and follow-through all play a role, and if you've always shot fast “hot rod” cartridges, you might not actually be as good at running shots as you think.This episode is an intro to a deeper, data-driven podcast coming soon, where we'll define velocity ranges, practical leads, and what actually makes running shots easier — without guessing.Topics covered:Why fast cartridges feel like a cheat codeHow short barrels and slower velocities expose bad habitsProper tracking technique (and what not to do)Scope magnification mistakes on moving targetsWays to practice running shots realisticallyWhy chairs dramatically increase hit percentage at nightIf you're missing running shots, or avoiding them altogether, this episode will change how you think about them.www.allymunitions.com

In this episode, Wade breaks down 6 ARC vs 6 Creed, not just specs, but what actually matters in the real world: platform differences (AR-15 vs AR-10), barrel life, cost to shoot, recoil, ammo availability, and where each cartridge makes the most sense for hunting and practical use. He also talk's about why a ~200 fps difference doesn't always translate to major downrange separation, and why use case and barrel length should drive your decision.Sponsored by AllyMunitions.com and Ally Outdoors.

If I could only own ONE AR-15 for hunting — this would be it. [From the Archives]In this 12 Minute Talk, Wade breaks down his final answer to a question he gets constantly: what's the best all-around AR-15 hunting platform? From whitetail and hogs to coyotes, prairie dogs, and long-range plinking, this setup covers it all.Topics covered:Why 6mm ARC is the most versatile AR-15 hunting cartridgeWhy an 18” barrel is the sweet spotSuppressor choice and gas system considerationsOptic selection for close-range predators and long-range shotsStock, trigger, bipod, and sling choices — and why each mattersReal-world hunting experience, not theory

From the archives.Everybody wants an “accurate AR,” but most people are chasing internet fixes instead of fixing the real problems. In this episode, we break down SPR vs DMR vs Recce, then get brutally honest about what actually matters when you're trying to tighten groups.We cover:Why barrel choice matters more than anything elseTrigger, receiver fit, stock choice, and tolerance stackingWhy suppressors don't magically make rifles more accurate — but can make shooters betterAmmo testing vs guessingWhy “do-it-all” rifles usually suck at everythingAnd the hard truth: if you're not a 1-MOA shooter, no parts list will save youNo magic tricks. Just reality.

From the Archive.In this 12-Minute Talk, Wade breaks down the three most common mistakes predator hunters make, especially during daytime calling.He covers:Why being too loud walking into a stand kills opportunities before you ever callHow movement on stand gives predators away your positionWhy most misses come down to lack of realistic practiceThe difference between bench shooting and shooting the way you actually huntWhy missing is part of predator hunting — and how to reduce itThis episode is blunt, practical, and aimed at helping hunters clean up the small mistakes that cost them animals.For all your predator hunting needs head on over to www.allymunitions.com

From the Archive. Still relevant.In this episode, we break down the fundamentals of night hunting predators, what works, what doesn't, and what actually matters when you're getting started.We cover:Why predators often move more at night (and when daylight still wins)Scouting first: learning the land, backstops, and stand locations before you hunt at nightTripods vs truck/rack setups (and what dictates the right choice)Lights vs thermals vs night vision — pros/cons and how tactics changeBright moon nights, shadows, and why “more light” is often the answerTarget identification mistakes people don't talk aboutBudget-friendly starter kit and how to avoid blowing money on the wrong gearBatteries, backups, and cold-weather realitiesIf you're new to night hunting or rebuilding your system for this season, this is a solid reset on the basics. Learn more at www.allymunitions.com

From the archive.In this 12 Minute Talk, we break down mouth calls for predator hunting, including open reed, closed reed, bite reed, and diaphragm calls.We cover:Which mouth calls are easiest to learnWhich offer the most versatilityWhen mouth calls outperform e-callersWhy every hunter should carry at least one mouth call as a backupHow to choose the right call for your hunting style and terrainWhether you're brand new to predator hunting or looking to refine your setup, this episode gives a practical, no-BS overview of mouth calls and how to use them effectively in the field.For all your hunting and shooting needs, please check out www.allymunitions.com

This episode of the Texas Predator Hunting Podcast is a tribute to Casey Smith, a true West Texas legend, accomplished hunter, loyal friend, and one of the last real cowboys.With time to reflect, we remember Casey not just for the numbers, the contests, or the stories, but for how he lived. Casey lived life fully. He showed up when it mattered. He helped without hesitation. He hunted hard, smiled often, and reminded everyone around him that tomorrow is never promised.From contest hunts with Nate, to unforgettable moments in the field, to the stories that define true sportsmen, this episode reflects on legacy, friendship, and the reminder we all need to live life to its fullest.If you take anything away from this episode, let it be this:It's a great day to be alive.Rest easy, Casey. You'll never be forgotten.

We would like to try something a little different as we work through our audio technical difficulties in a few prior podcasts. We would like to throw it back to one of our favorite segments and podcasts from the early days. In todays podcasts we are re-launching one of the original episodes of Intro to Hog Hunting from Episode 60.In this informative episode, Wade takes you on an exciting journey as he introduces you to the thrilling world of hog hunting. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or new to the sport, this episode is perfect for anyone interested in learning the basics of hog hunting. Wade shares his wealth of knowledge and expertise, covering essential topics such as equipment, hunting techniques, safety precautions, and more. Get ready to immerse yourself in the adrenaline-pumping adventure of hog hunting as Wade provides valuable insights and tips to help you make the most of your next hunting trip. Don't miss out on this exciting episode of The TPH Podcast! Tune in now and embark on your hog hunting journey with Wade Chandler!Thanks for tuning in and for all of your hunting and shooting needs please head over to www.allymunitions.com

Can one 18" 22 Creedmoor Q Fix really be your one Texas hunting rifle for whitetail, pigs, coyotes, and even mule deer? Wade breaks down his “one cartridge to rule them all” setup: Q Fix in 22 Creed, Vortex Razor Gen 3 4‑24×44, Tricer bipod, clip‑on thermal plans, and Ally Munitions loads like the 90 gr A‑Tip, 88 gr ELDM Cull Buck, and 62 gr ELDVT Coyotero. For all your hunting and shooting needs, check out www.allymunitions.com

Can you really run one or two good scopes across multiple rifles without giving anything up? In this episode, Wade breaks down when a single high‑end optic beats a safe full of budget glass, how to move an optic between rifles without losing zero, and which setups make sense for shared optics versus dedicated scopes. Grab properly mounted, range‑ready optics and mounts at www.allymunitions.com.

Wade recaps the long game on a unique Carmen Mountain–type whitetail buck he'd been watching for years on a drought-prone West Texas ranch. From drought crashes and oilfield pressure to subspecies quirks, management strategy, and finally killing “the one I wanted,” it's a deep dive into what real-world whitetail management looks like in desert country.www.allymunitions.com

Wade breaks down a long-term, in-the-field review of the Nightforce NX8 1-8×24 F1 with the FC-DMx reticle on 12.5 and 14.5 hunting rifles. From reticle design, 1x performance, eye box and eye relief to low-light limitations, durability, and real coyote and deer stand use, this episode is a deep dive on whether this LPVO is worth the money for serious predator and whitetail hunters.www.allymunitions.com

Brooke has been answering the Ally Munitions phone, and she's here with Wade to talk about real customer questions, website product descriptions, and why this isn't a 24‑hour hotline. They walk through the ammo pages, explain how Ally's internal velocity model works across barrel lengths and temps, and break down what Coyoterro, Canned Ham, Cull Buck, Premier, and GOAT actually mean for your specific gun and animals. Store your ammo right, clean your 22 Creedmoor, read the description first, and you'll get a lot more out of both your rifle and Ally's support.www.allymunitions.com

Wade pulls back the curtain on how rifle and gear projects actually get done, from summer bench work and viewer barrel tests to winter field time on real animals. He explains why some projects go quiet for months, how bipod and barrel testing never really ends, and how all of it has to make sense alongside Ally Munitions' day-to-day work. Then he kicks off a new “one rifle to rule them all” series using a Q Fix converted to 22 Creedmoor, swapping between a long-range optic, a lighter Vortex Viper HD, and a thermal to cover coyotes, whitetail, and pigs.www.allymunitions.com

Wade walks through his switch to Moultrie's connected ecosystem, using feed hubs, cell cams, and app tools to manage feeders, cameras, and deer data across a big Texas ranch while cutting down on wasted trips and human pressure.www.allymunitions.com

Wade dives into whitetail hunting across West Texas, from ranch management and deer population control to stand hunting versus spot-and-stalk tactics. He breaks down trail cam strategies, adapts to a wet year's abundance of forage, and tackles the endless debates about hunting ethics and "real hunting." Whether you're a predator hunter, bowhunter, or rifle enthusiast, Wade's message is simple: stop the infighting, hunt legally and ethically, and get better at your craft. A candid, no-BS conversation about what actually matters in the hunting community.www.allymunitions.com

Join Wade for a full rundown of this year's antelope adventure in Northwest Texas! Today's quick episode wraps up our pronghorn season opener. a trip packed with memories, lessons, and laughs. Hear how a simple solo plan turned into a hunt full of glassing, gear tests, and unpredictable moments. From prepping a side-by-side to dial-in shooting with a 22 Creedmoor, we dig into the details that make every hunt unique.Hear stories from the field with my dad, our friend and pro outfitter Dane (Legends of the Cimmaron), and the importance of great company on any successful hunt. We also discuss challenging shots, range-finding with tall grass, why practicing shooting matters, and the real value of being over-prepared. Learn what gear checks and setups worked, what could be better, and why a well-timed follow-up shot can change everything.www.allymunitions.com

Learn how to build deadly‑simple but highly effective gray fox stands using 12‑minute sequences, high‑pitch prey distress, and fox distress sounds that trigger aggressive responses. In this live‑recorded seminar, we walk through lipsqueaks, rodent squeaks, bird and rabbit sounds, volume control, and when to switch into gray fox distress to seal the deal. We also break down stand length, wind, optics choices, and how to handle that one fox that hangs up downwind barking at you.​​This episode was recorded during a private live seminar where one listener won a FOXPRO X24; future seminars include giveaways on ammo, thermals, AR‑15s, and more. To grab a seat in upcoming live seminars and see the current list of prizes, visit the live seminar section on our website.​

Daddy tags an antelope at 437 yards, and Wade follows it up from the roof of a side‑by‑side, turning this Texas trip into a masterclass on real‑world long‑range hunting. They break down pre‑hunt practice to 600+ yards, shooting through grass, and why a confident 400‑yard shot can be just as ethical as a 100‑yard chip shot.​They also dives into Daddy's Ruger American 6.5 Creedmoor with the SIG BDX scope and KILO binos, LPVOs for hunting, and how smart glassing and good setups matter more than chasing $10k custom rifles.www.allymunitions.com

Wade discusses the sudden removal of the podcast from YouTube after repeated strikes, the uncertainty of creating firearm and hunting content on major platforms, and the future of the show on Rumble and Spotify. Listeners get updates on where to find episodes, why some content may be lost, and how to connect for support.www.allymunitions.com