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Frankie Foss of Foss Media joins me on the podcast to discuss backcountry food and meal planning for outdoor adventures. Frankie spends most of the year either in the mountains producing amazing adventure stories or planning and packing for the next adventure. So, I am asking Frankie about the importance of enjoying and nourishing meals in the mountains and sharing their favourite meals and brands. Frankie emphasizes the value of high-quality ingredients and the satisfaction of knowing where your food comes from. We also discuss the challenges of overpacking and the balance between simplicity and variety in meal planning. In this conversation, we discuss our experiences with backcountry meals and the importance of maintaining a healthy gut while on outdoor adventures. We share their go-to meals and snacks, including nuts, dried fruit, and soups.  The conversation concludes with a discussion on meal planning, organization for extended trips, and our upcoming hunting adventures. The iHunter App supports the Eatwild Podcast and other programs. It is an essential tool for making you more comfortable in the woods. The app's mapping layers, navigation tools, and hunting regulations are packed into it to give you the information you need on your next adventure.  As always, Seek Outside brought this podcast to you. They make unique ultralight tents and packs for your next adventure. Use the discount code EATWILD on your next purchase. Please use this Affiliate link to let them know you heard about Seek Outside from our podcast. https://seekoutside.com?aff=15 Stop in at Beere Brewing and take advantage of a 10% discount on your purchase. Use the code EATWILD10 on your next purchase. Beere makes a great selection of bright, crisp beers perfect for the patio or around the campfire. 00:00 - Introduction and Motivation for Podcasting 03:13 - Frankie's Role in the Foss Media Machine 04:58 - Food Planning and Staying Nourished on Backcountry Adventures 11:07 - Challenges of Eating in Bug-Infested Areas 13:15 - Approach to Backcountry Food and Philosophy of Enjoying Meals 18:30 - Favorite Meals and Brands 23:55 - The Importance of Enjoying and Nourishing Meals in the Backcountry 26:02 - Choosing High-Quality Ingredients and Supporting Local Brands 29:06 - Finding the Balance Between Simplicity and Variety in Meal Planning 35:52 - Considering Sodium Content in Pre-Packaged Meals 38:27 - Maintaining a Healthy Gut 41:11 - Challenges of Finding Delicious Bars 44:53 - Sausage as a Tasty Treat 46:59 - Importance of Rain Gear 52:46 - Game-Changing Gear: Synthetic Sleeping Bags 01:01:26 - Persistence in Bison Hunting 01:03:18 - Finding Bison on the Side of a Mountain 01:06:05 - Choosing the Right Hunt 01:10:40 - Setting Up a Blind Close to Home  

In this episode, I am joined by Adam Foss. Adam is a filmmaker, photographer, conservationist and adventure hunter. Adam has dedicated time in the mountains filming wildlife and mountain adventures in addition to his remarkable personal hunting adventures. His passion is sheep hunting and he has a ton of knowledge and experience to share with us.    We talk about how to plan for big adventures, critical gear that he relies on, where we can save weight and where we can add a few ounces to build a bigger safety net. Adam tells us who he likes to hunt with and the importance of supporting new hunters on their journey to success.    As I listened to the podcast I really enjoyed hearing Adam's philosophy of hunting, about really seeing the stars and calming the mind.  This is one of the best conversations I've had since doing this podcast. I hope you enjoy it!   Adam's recent project, Community for the Wild, is available for Telus subscribers on Optik TV and will be available more broadly as it makes the rounds on the film festival circuit over the next year.    Be sure to follow Adam @fossman8 and check out the Foss Media teamwork at foss.media   Find Adam's article on tents here!   This podcast was brought to you with the support of Seek Outside. @Seekoutside specializes in building ultralight reliable gear for adventures. Use the discount code to EATWILD at seekoutside.com   Poster photo by Francesca Pirolo   

Adam Foss is a photographer,  filmmaker, writer, and bowhunter. He is also the co-founder of Foss Media with his wife where they work together to tell authentic stories to encourage people to engage in the natural world. And that's why we brought Adam onto the show!In this episode, you'll hear Adam talk about how he got into hunting, his perspective as a hunter on conservation, and Adam will convince Chris to start shooting a bow every day in his garage.You can find Adam on Instagram at @Fossman8 where you can see some of his incredible work.

  On this episode, Adam (Janke) sits down with Frankie and Adam (Foss) from Foss Media to discuss hunting (and other) adventures, what defines an "epic" trip, and lessons learned from life on the road.   If you've been anxiously awaiting spring, this episode will get you pumped for the year ahead.   @fossman8 @mtbound

Adam Foss is a photographer, filmmaker, and co-founder of Foss Media alongside his wife, Frankie. With a background rooted deep in mountain bowhunting, at the age of 24, Adam became the youngest bowhunter to harvest all Four North American Sheep. His skills, not only on the mountain but with a camera, have led to some of the industries' most dynamic content. Leupold's Scott Rousseau and Lucas Burt sat down with Adam and Frankie to chat about the ever-evolving media landscape and how photography has changed their lives. Subjects Discussed: Getting started with photography; living out of a suitcase; the progress of gear; social media's impact on content; borrowing boats; telling the 'story' through visuals; and more.

On today’s Gritty Podcast @brian_call talks with Adam Foss (@fossman8) co-founder of Foss Media and our Kodiak Island guide Cole Kramer (@cole_ak_kramer)     Subjects Discussed: Why does Adam prefer to work in the hunting industry?  The rapid change Photography has had in the last ten years. The difficulty of filming outdoors in harsh conditions. What makes a “thing” a “trophy”

  On today’s Gritty Podcast @brian_call talks with Adam Foss (@fossman8) co-founder of Foss Media and our Kodiak Island guide Cole Kramer (@cole_ak_kramer)     Subjects Discussed: Why does Adam prefer to work in the hunting industry?  The rapid change Photography has had in the last ten years. The difficulty of filming outdoors in harsh conditions. What makes a “thing” a “trophy”

On this episode, Mike and Kelly sit down in the studio with Adam Foss. Adam is a well-known and accomplished bowhunter, co-founder of Foss Media, filmmaker and photographer. The main topic of discussion is sheep hunting as Mike and Kelly start to consider their plans and options for 2019. For more on Adam and to check out some of his work, head over to www.foss.media And follow him on Instagram @fossman8  Connect with the Rookie Hunter by going to www.therookiehunter.com This episode is brought to you by The Wild Sheep Foundation. Become a member at wildsheepfoundation.org This episode was also sponsored by North Arm Knives. Go to northarmknives.com Send your questions, comments and feedback to info@therookiehunter.com

Guest: Adam Foss Guest Bio: Adam Foss, the co-founder of Foss Media, is a photographer, filmmaker and brand ambassador for outdoor and hunting brands. With a background rooted deep in mountain bowhunting and as an athlete for various hunting companies for 7+ years, he's become known for his ability to help tell unique stories and seek out adventures full of big smiles. Foss Media is made up of Adam and Frankie Foss, they've been in cahoots for 9+ years. As daydreamers, they love looking at life through a lens, asking "why the hell not?" They aim to encourage others to pick up a fly rod, backpack or bow for the first or ten-thousandth time and go forth. As strategists, they develop and execute a content strategy that will engage, inspire and - most importantly - achieve the goals of the business, individual or organization.  Foss Media is fortunate to collaborate with many talented photographers, filmmakers, writers, designers, editors, musicians and friends.  The team supports several conservation organizations who play an active role in protecting wild places and enhancing wildlife conservation. Instagram: @fossman8 Website: https://www.foss.media/ Conversation Topics: The drive behind his pictures and videos. How hunting has helped his filming and photography. Before the hunt physical Physical or mental strength more important? Archery Practice Releases “Connected” (2013) Short film on his sheep hunt link: https://vimeo.com/106987556 Staying in the same area even after not seeing the sheep he wanted to shoot. Don’t forget to subscribe to our eMagazine at Archery Maniacs it is full of stories, tips and tactics, recipes, gear reviews, and more. More from us: Website: https://www.archerymaniacs.com Instagram: @ArcheryManiacs Facebook: ArcheryManiacs1 A special thanks to: Gannett Ridge Sporting Equipment www.gannettridge.com 970-493-4505 Dark Energy Tech www.darkenergy.com Kifaru International www.kifaru.net Music: Ansia Orchestra – Helden Sterben Nicht Link: https://youtu.be/rfj6xFoDXL0 Music provided by: xEpic Journey I know I said it above, but you don’t want to miss out on our eMagazine, subscribe at Archery Maniacs it is full of stories, tips and tactics, recipes, gear reviews, and more. Thank you for tuning in, and we hope you enjoyed the show. As always, shoot straight, keep ripping, and live life at full draw. Zach Herold

Adam Foss is a world-class hunter who has transformed his passion for wildlife and wild places into a rewarding career in filmmaking and photography. Adam has been obsessed with wilderness adventure for practically his entire life. At age 24, he was the youngest person to take all four species of North American sheep with a bow, an amazing achievement for a hunter of any age. But despite this accomplishment and others, Adam is much more focused on the process of the hunt—spending challenging days in the mountains, forming long-lasting friendships, stewarding public lands, and conserving legendary big game species. • Adam was born in the Canadian Rockies and spent his youth bow hunting with his father and older brother. As he grew older, his hunting trips expanded in geography and complexity, and he has now hunted many of the world’s wildest places for some of the most renowned big game. Adam initially considered a career in wildlife biology, but decided to go the creative route instead—he and his wife are now the owners of Foss Media, a company that creates films and photography for some of the most iconic outdoor brands today. As you’ll hear, Adam is passionate about wildlife, storytelling, and conservation, but he is equally humble, grounded, and grateful for being able to do what he loves on a daily basis. • We caught up over Skype, as Adam and his wife are currently traveling around Canada and the American West working on creative projects. We had a fun conversation and managed to cover a lot in just over an hour. We discussed Adam’s childhood in Canada and the lessons he learned from hunting with his father and brother. We chatted about how Adam values the process of hunting over the end goal of taking an animal and our shared theory that hunting taps into something primal in our human DNA. We talked in detail about conservation, specifically the role of public lands in both the United States and Canada. Adam also offered some wise advice to people who want to learn to hunt but may not have a long-standing connection to the sport. And as usual, we discussed Adam’s favorite books, films, and his most powerful outdoor experience. • This was such a fun conversation, and it’s clear that Adam has thought long and hard about these issues. I really enjoyed getting to know Adam, and I think you will too. ••• http://mountainandprairie.com/adam-foss/ ••• TOPICS DISCUSSED: 2:58 - How Adam describes his work 7:15 - Adam’s upbringing in Canada 8:50 - Hunting with his dad in the mountains 10:45 - University in British Columbia and more far reaching hunts 12:30 - Adam’s early career goals 14:30 - Lessons learned from hunting with his father 17:45 - Breaking down hunts into manageable peices 20:45 - The mental game of hunting 23:00 - Process over goals 25:45 - Adam’s love of adventure and challenges 27:35 - Influences and mentors 33:15 - Adam’s current goals for a hunt 38:00 - South America trip 39:30 - Hunting as a part of human's DNA 43:15 - Advice to new hunters 48:15 - Importance of public lands 52:15 - Thoughts on wolves and ecological balance 59:30 - Favorite books 1:02:55 - Favorite documentaries 1:05:20 - Most powerful outdoor experience 1:15:00 - Connect with Adam online