Podcast appearances and mentions of fred bohm

On today's episode we sit down with renowned outdoor photographer and bowhunter, Fred Bohm to examine the Ethics of Trophy Hunting for Trophies Versus Meat. Check Out Fred Bohm Here: LINK Follow Fred Here: LINK Check Out Everything HuntStand:  Download HuntStand Pro Whitetail Download HuntStand Pro Our Partners & Discount Codes:  SAVAGE ARMS  YAMAHA OUTDOORS   MATHEWS ARCHERY  STEALTH CAM - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10  MUDDY OUTDOORS - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10 SOG KNIVES - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10 HAWK HUNTING - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10  TENZING OUTDOORS - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10 TRUGLO - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10  HALO OPTICS - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10  AVIAN X - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10  ZINK CALLS - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10 BOSS BUCK - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10  EVOLVED - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10 CYCLOPS - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10 NAP ARCHERY - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10  BLOODSPORT ARROWS - 10% Off Code: HUNTSTAND10 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Title:  Coues Deer with Fred Bohm Show Notes:   Fred Bohm's from the Tucson area, and he joins me here to talk about coues deer. He's originally from New Jersey but headed west to Colorado after college. He's been an Arizona resident for about a year and a half but has been hunting in the state for over 10 years. Fred's father taught him how to hunt when he was younger, and he became obsessed with bow hunting early in the game. He got into coues deer hunting after snagging an OTC tag.   Fred's known for his photography of his hunting escapades and has had a passion for it since he was a teen. He loves to inspire others, and I've always been a fan of his photos. Coues deer hunting season is coming up soon, and here, I pick Fred's brain on his favorite hunting tips and tricks. We kick things off by talking about the difference in behavior in coues deer compared to eastern deer. Fred shares the characteristics you can use to your advantage to score.   Fred's hunted a lot of different habitats throughout Arizona, and he shares his favorite spots. He shares his top rules for stalking coues deer and how to approach it. Fred and I also discuss his three most critical factors to contribute to hunting success, how to find the right areas, recommendations for equipment, and more. What's Inside:   Differences between coues deer and other deer types Fred's favorite habitats to hunt in Arizona Fred's top three critical factors that contribute to hunting success.   Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Fred Bohm Website Fred Bohm on Instagram Fred Bohm on Facebook   Short Description: Fred Bohm's from the Tucson area, and he joins me here to talk about coues deer. Fred's hunted a lot of different habitats throughout Arizona, and he shares his favorite spots. He shares his top rules for stalking coues deer and how to approach it. Fred and I also discuss his three most critical factors to contribute to hunting success, how to find the right areas, recommendations for equipment, and more. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, coues deer, Arizona, deer hunting, hunting photography

It's our somewhat-regular "Industry Insiders" edition, where I talk with leaders and up-and-comers about the business of bird hunting, their company, new products and tech. We also get their advice on taking care of our gear, our dogs, and ourselves. Oh, and these guys are also experts on bird hunting so expect some valuable tips. This week, Fred Bohm of Sage & Braker talks new gun care gear, field-care for our shotguns, and desert quail hunting. This guy lives in the hotbed, Southern Arizona, and earned his spurs by climbing the hills and battling the cholla cactus for elusive Mearns, Gambel's and scaled quail. Phil Francone is the president and founder of Meindl USA, bringing that legacy brand of boots to America. Phil helps us with everything from fitting boots and breaking them in, to care for this most important component of your hunting ensemble. He also spills the beans on a brand-new boot model. "Handle It" covers some helpful puppy-care stuff you may not have thought about, and you listeners weigh in with how your dogs are doing so far this season. And it's all brought to you by Sage & Braker Mercantile, Pointer shotguns, LandTrust.com, @midwayusa, #midwayusa, Midway USA, Mid Valley Clays and Shooting School, TrulockChokes, HiViz shooting systems, Purina Pro Plan Sport and FindBirdHuntingSpots.com.

Fred is the owner of Sgae and Braker and a avid outdoorsman. We chat about his move from Denver to the Heart of Mearns Quail country in Arizona. Tell some stories about our favoirte birds to chase. We also talk about his bird dogs. 

Fred Bohm is a generalist hunter, writer, photographer, as well as owner and operator of Sage & Braker and hunting partner of podcast guest and CBA magazine contributor Joe Kavanaugh.   Fred splits his time between Colorado and Arizona while pursuing big game all over the west.  Having been in Colorado for 20 plus years with 10 years of archery experience this is an episode you dont want to miss. Fred BohmIG  @FredBohmWebsite:  Fredbohm.comIG @SageAndBrakerJake Kunken: Area Rep - Denver IG @RogueWoodsmanFB Jake KunkenBlog: JakeKunken.com Join the CBA today for $40 annually and get access to 6 issues to our publication the Colorado Bowhunters Association MagazineCheck out the March/April Edition out for FREE HEREColorado Bowhunters Association:Colorado Bowhunters AssociationJoin Here InstagramFacebookThe Colorado Bowhunters Association proudly accepts the mission:to encourage and perpetuate the sport of bowhunting for all legal game;to protect, improve and increase the opportunities for hunting with the hand held, hand drawn bow;to cooperate with and support federal and state agencies, sportsmen's associations, and conservation organizations, which are insuring the propagation and preservation of game and its habitat;to encourage and conduct educational programs designed to acquaint the public and the archer with the safe and ethical use of the bow for hunting and bowhunting as an effective method of hunting legal game;to foster unity and perpetuate the spirit of good fellowship among bowhunters; andto develop and advocate specific policies that support and help fulfill the Mission.

Fred Bohm is back on the show with us again today. He's a pretty lucky guy and he not only drew a mountain goat tag up in Colorado this year, but he also harvested a nice goat with his bow and was kind enough to take some time out of his schedule to tell us all about that hunt. Read more about Fred's hunt on his blog. Make sure you follow him on Instagram here. Support him (and the Big Game Hunting Podcast) by purchasing gun cleaning equipment here. Show Sponsor: Email me at  john@thebiggamehuntingblog.com to receive the entertaining and informative emails I send out about hunting, firearms, and ballistics every weekday (along with my weekly ammo supply updates). Learn the essential information about practical ballistics, hunting firearms, and ammunition that will improve your odds of success on future hunts by purchasing the Hunting Guns 101 training at huntingguns101.com/form. The holiday season is coming up fast, so check out my article on the 101 Best Gifts For Hunters for ideas on what to get those on your gift list. Show Notes: https://thebiggamehuntingblog.com/podcast/fred-bohm-mountain-goat-hunting/

Fred Bohm was working at his desk one day and just decided. If I'm gonna work this hard it mind as well be on my own thing. Fast forward and I think Fred has a pretty awesome gig and at least appears to be pretty happy. This week we talk with Fred Bohm who not […] The post EP 559: Make the Fun Part your Job with Fred Bohm appeared first on The Rich Outdoors.

Fred Bohm, owner of Sage & Braker, joins the show to share stories from a hunting season spent traveling the country with his family while living in a camper and running a business in some of America's wildest places. Topics discussed include: raising a family in the outdoors, teaching children with hands on experiences, learning patience, learning what really matters in a hunt, introducing kids to hunting, leaving kids wanting more, making mistakes in the field, hunting new landscapes, running a business remotely, removing rust from your gun, running toward your dreams - not away, memories over materials, plus so much more…Presented by Aluma (https://www.alumaklm.com,) Walton's (https://www.waltonsinc.com/,) OnX Maps (https://www.onxmaps.com/) & Nutri Souce (https://nutrisourcepetfoods.com/)

Fred Bohm, owner of Sage & Braker, joins the show to share stories from a hunting season spent traveling the country with his family while living in a camper and running a business in some of America's wildest places. Topics discussed include: raising a family in the outdoors, teaching children with hands on experiences, learning patience, learning what really matters in a hunt, introducing kids to hunting, leaving kids wanting more, making mistakes in the field, hunting new landscapes, running a business remotely, removing rust from your gun, running toward your dreams - not away, memories over materials, plus so much more…Presented by Aluma (https://www.alumaklm.com,) Walton's (https://www.waltonsinc.com/,) OnX Maps (https://www.onxmaps.com/) & Nutri Souce (https://nutrisourcepetfoods.com/)

Fred Bohm is a diehard upland bird hunter that owns the company Sage & Braker.  Fred joins the show to talk about the importance of gun cleaning and maintenance, then we discuss his passion for hunting upland birds in the mountains.  Fred explains how and where to find Dusky grouse and Ptarmigan in Colorado, along with a simple approach to exploring new public lands.  Fred also explains the upland bird hunting roadtrip that he's taking his family on this season, beginning in October and running through February, plus we discuss making a hunting lifestyle a normal part of family life. Presented by North Dakota Tourism (https://www.legendarynd.com/,) Chief Upland (https://chiefupland.com/,) Federal Ammunition (https://www.federalpremium.com/,) Huron Chamber & Visitor's Bureau (http://www.huronsd.com/,) & OnX Maps (https://www.onxmaps.com/)

Fred Bohm is a diehard upland bird hunter that owns the company Sage & Braker.  Fred joins the show to talk about the importance of gun cleaning and maintenance, then we discuss his passion for hunting upland birds in the mountains.  Fred explains how and where to find Dusky grouse and Ptarmigan in Colorado, along with a simple approach to exploring new public lands.  Fred also explains the upland bird hunting roadtrip that he's taking his family on this season, beginning in October and running through February, plus we discuss making a hunting lifestyle a normal part of family life. Presented by North Dakota Tourism (https://www.legendarynd.com/,) Chief Upland (https://chiefupland.com/,) Federal Ammunition (https://www.federalpremium.com/,) Huron Chamber & Visitor's Bureau (http://www.huronsd.com/,) & OnX Maps (https://www.onxmaps.com/)

Get the entire podcast here. The dumb things bird hunters do to our guns, and how to avoid them ... that's one of the topics Fred Bohm covers in this wide-ranging discussion. Fred is founder of Sage & Braker Mercantile, a gun care products company, so he's seen it all. (Host Scott Linden has probably done it all!) We cover preventative maintenance, cleaning tips, simple ways to avoid making problems worse. But that's just the start. Fred's a big-time hunter, with a Pudelpointer and now, a Setter pup. We'll trade notes on hunting strategies, get the lowdown on ptarmigan hunting, talk scouting new ground, and of course, rejoice in the reasons he - and we - go bird hunting. Fred is also an artist with a camera, and he'll give us some basic guidance on what makes a great bird hunting photo, whether it's with our cell phone or a fancy-pants SLR. In "This Land is Your Land," Scott concludes his thesis on the economic benefits of public land hunting ... for the nearby communities. And it's all brought to you by: Sage & Braker Mercantile, Dr. Tim's performance dog food, RuffLand performance Kennels; HuntHuronSD.com, UplandNationDeals.com, Happy Jack, FindBirdHuntingSpots.com.

The dumb things bird hunters do to our guns, and how to avoid them ... that's one of the topics Fred Bohm covers in this wide-ranging discussion. Fred is founder of Sage & Braker Mercantile, a gun care products company, so he's seen it all. (Host Scott Linden has probably done it all!) We cover preventative maintenance, cleaning tips, simple ways to avoid making problems worse. But that's just the start. Fred's a big-time hunter, with a Pudelpointer and now, a Setter pup. We'll trade notes on hunting strategies, get the lowdown on ptarmigan hunting, talk scouting new ground, and of course, rejoice in the reasons he - and we - go bird hunting. Fred is also an artist with a camera, and he'll give us some basic guidance on what makes a great bird hunting photo, whether it's with our cell phone or a fancy-pants SLR. In "This Land is Your Land," Scott concludes his thesis on the economic benefits of public land hunting ... for the nearby communities. And it's all brought to you by: Sage & Braker Mercantile, Dr. Tim's performance dog food, RuffLand performance Kennels; HuntHuronSD.com, UplandNationDeals.com, Happy Jack, FindBirdHuntingSpots.com.

This week we have Fred Bohm. Outdoorsman, writer, photographer, and owner of Sage & Braker We also discuss: Freds Experiences Big Beards or Big Spurs when turkey hunting? BHA Struttin & Cluckin 2021  Drawing a Hunt of a Lifetime The sting of not finding your animal Picking your Hunting Buddies Do you pee in bottles? Dip Spit?  Fred Foutune Plans   VORTEX MERCHANDISE SAVE 20% - https://bit.ly/2KemVsx​ - BOWGA20 Trophy Line Tree Saddles SAVE 10%- https://bit.ly/3nN4aKu​ - BOWGAHUNTINGTL10 Wild Pursuit Wellness SAVE 20% - https://bit.ly/3bFPlqW​ - BOWGA   Other Sponsor Links: www.huntwise.com https://grillagrills.com www.bivouacbowco.com

In this episode Fred Bohm joins the show. We cover his sheep hunt and all the trials and tribulations that accompanied it. We then dive into elk hunting and his Wyoming and Colorado adventures. After the elk topic we discuss photography, filming, telling the whole story, and kids in the outdoors! Fred is always a blast to talk with and we have a ton of fun on this episode. I hope you enjoy the show. To view more content from Fred Bohm visit: Instagram: @fredbohmFor more on Outdoor Edge visit www.outdooredge.comTales From the Field is Powered by Simplecast

In this episode Fred Bohm joins the show. We cover his sheep hunt and all the trials and tribulations that accompanied it. We then dive into elk hunting and his Wyoming and Colorado adventures. After the elk topic we discuss photography, filming, telling the whole story, and kids in the outdoors! Fred is always a blast to talk with and we have a ton of fun on this episode. I hope you enjoy the show. To view more content from Fred Bohm visit: Instagram: @fredbohmFor more on Outdoor Edge visit www.outdooredge.comTales From the Field is Powered by Simplecast

In this episode Fred Bohm joins the show. We cover his sheep hunt and all the trials and tribulations that accompanied it. We then dive into elk hunting and his Wyoming and Colorado adventures. After the elk topic we discuss photography, filming, telling the whole story, and kids in the outdoors! Fred is always a blast to talk with and we have a ton of fun on this episode. I hope you enjoy the show. To view more content from Fred Bohm visit: Instagram: @fredbohmFor more on Outdoor Edge visit www.outdooredge.comTales From the Field is Powered by Simplecast

In this episode I have Fred Bohm on the show. We cover all kinds of topics from backpack hunts to taking epic photos. I hope you enjoy the show.   Instagram: @fredbohm For all of your tag application needs check out:  https://www.wearethedraw.com/battle-mountain-media More From US: www.battlemountainmedia.com  YOUTUBE: ‘Battle Mountain Media’ Our YouTube channel consists of ‘Hunting’ videos, ‘Gear Reviews’, ‘How To’ videos, ‘Bloopers’, ‘Kill Shot Compilations’, and more. Check it out, we appreciate your support and hope you enjoy the content. We would really appreciate a REVIEW! Can’t get enough? Wicked, check out more from us here: Facebook Instagram Learn More About Us! Website Thank you for tuning in, and we hope you enjoyed the show. Zach Herold

Today on the Transition Wild Podcast, I am joined by returning guest, Fred Bohm. It’s always a pleasure having Fred on the show to talk hunting and this episode was a lot of fun. During our discussion, Fred walks us through his season so far and all of the exciting animals he’s been chasing with a bow in hand throughout 2020. We start things off with his recent elk hunts in Wyoming and Colorado, where he was able to take a cow and bull on public land within about a week time frame, on back to back hunts. We then cover his big horn sheep hunt in Colorado and all of the ups and downs associated with that endeavor. Fred also walks us through his hunt in Hawaii earlier this year where he chased sheep, goats, and wild pigs. To round out the episode, we talk about what gear Fred has added to his setup, his photography, and what hunts he has coming down the pipe later this year. If you enjoy great photography and writing revolving around hunting, make sure to check out www.fredbohm.com.  Transition Wild is Powered by Simplecast

Today on the Transition Wild Podcast, I am joined by returning guest, Fred Bohm. It’s always a pleasure having Fred on the show to talk hunting and this episode was a lot of fun. During our discussion, Fred walks us through his season so far and all of the exciting animals he’s been chasing with a bow in hand throughout 2020. We start things off with his recent elk hunts in Wyoming and Colorado, where he was able to take a cow and bull on public land within about a week time frame, on back to back hunts. We then cover his big horn sheep hunt in Colorado and all of the ups and downs associated with that endeavor. Fred also walks us through his hunt in Hawaii earlier this year where he chased sheep, goats, and wild pigs. To round out the episode, we talk about what gear Fred has added to his setup, his photography, and what hunts he has coming down the pipe later this year. If you enjoy great photography and writing revolving around hunting, make sure to check out www.fredbohm.com.  Transition Wild is Powered by Simplecast

Today on the Transition Wild Podcast, I am joined by returning guest, Fred Bohm. It’s always a pleasure having Fred on the show to talk hunting and this episode was a lot of fun. During our discussion, Fred walks us through his season so far and all of the exciting animals he’s been chasing with a bow in hand throughout 2020. We start things off with his recent elk hunts in Wyoming and Colorado, where he was able to take a cow and bull on public land within about a week time frame, on back to back hunts. We then cover his big horn sheep hunt in Colorado and all of the ups and downs associated with that endeavor. Fred also walks us through his hunt in Hawaii earlier this year where he chased sheep, goats, and wild pigs. To round out the episode, we talk about what gear Fred has added to his setup, his photography, and what hunts he has coming down the pipe later this year. If you enjoy great photography and writing revolving around hunting, make sure to check out www.fredbohm.com.  Transition Wild is Powered by Simplecast

Today I’m joined by returning guest and all-around hunting badass, Fred Bohm. We start off the podcast with a recap of his 2019 hunting season which included antelope, high-country mule deer, and multiple states for whitetails where we cover some the successes, failures, and lessons learned along way. We also talk about introducing his kids to hunting and the outdoors by involving them in every process at a young age. Fred then walks us through his photography series on his website, which is an archive of written blog articles dedicated to help you take better pictures, coming from the perspective of an everyday hunter. To round out the episode, we talk about his writing style, how he generates his thoughts for a blog post, and some of his more recent articles. Follow Fred’s work by visiting www.FredBohm.com.  Transition Wild Is Powered by Simplecast

Today I’m joined by returning guest and all-around hunting badass, Fred Bohm. We start off the podcast with a recap of his 2019 hunting season which included antelope, high-country mule deer, and multiple states for whitetails where we cover some the successes, failures, and lessons learned along way. We also talk about introducing his kids to hunting and the outdoors by involving them in every process at a young age. Fred then walks us through his photography series on his website, which is an archive of written blog articles dedicated to help you take better pictures, coming from the perspective of an everyday hunter. To round out the episode, we talk about his writing style, how he generates his thoughts for a blog post, and some of his more recent articles. Follow Fred’s work by visiting www.FredBohm.com.  Transition Wild Is Powered by Simplecast

Today I’m joined by returning guest and all-around hunting badass, Fred Bohm. We start off the podcast with a recap of his 2019 hunting season which included antelope, high-country mule deer, and multiple states for whitetails where we cover some the successes, failures, and lessons learned along way. We also talk about introducing his kids to hunting and the outdoors by involving them in every process at a young age. Fred then walks us through his photography series on his website, which is an archive of written blog articles dedicated to help you take better pictures, coming from the perspective of an everyday hunter. To round out the episode, we talk about his writing style, how he generates his thoughts for a blog post, and some of his more recent articles. Follow Fred’s work by visiting www.FredBohm.com.  Transition Wild Is Powered by Simplecast

Well, I just got back from my first hunt of 2019 and I have good news: I punched my pronghorn tag up in Colorado! Today, I’m going to tell you how the hunt went, a couple of lessons I learned, and share a few recommendations for you to keep in mind if you want to go pronghorn hunting in the future. Show notes:  https://thebiggamehuntingblog.com/podcast/2019coloradopronghorn My friend Fred Bohm helped me out on that hunt and his company Sage & Braker is sponsoring this podcast episode. Check out his web site to learn more about the awesome gun cleaning mats, gun cleaning kits, and other gun cleaning supplies Sage & Braker produces.

This week Cousin Brett and I start off by discussing the format changes coming to Part-Time Professional starting next week, we do a follow up to the Fred Bohm interview, discuss Chris Brackett (former Outdoor Channel personality) and his conviction of poaching charges from 2013, hunting ethics and legalities and round out the show talking about where PTP fits into the Podcasting landscape. Tune in Tuesday for the Season 1 finale of our Interview episodes.New shows will start on Tuesday's in the interim of Season 2 Interviews. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for upcoming live streams.Follow us on Instagram and TwitterContact Us via our WebsiteCheck out the PTP Live page for interactive questions for upcoming PTP Live episodes.

Backcountry bowhunter, writer, photographer and craft business owner Fred Bohm joins me for an awesome conversation about Western Hunting, photography, writing and starting a small business. He's honest, real and focuses his life on things he enjoys.Check out all things Fred:FredBohm.comSage and Braker - High Quality Gun Cleaning ProductsFred's Instagram Tune in Thursday's for PTP Live All things PTP:PTP Live Listener Responses Contact the showInstagram

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Episode 43: Fred Bohm, adventurer, hunter, writer, photographer and owner of Sage & Braker joins the podcast this week. Topics Discussed: Early-late season Dusky Grouse hunting strategies, behaviors of Dusky Grouse, Hunting year-round, Chukar hunting in Colorado, backpacking for Chukar, the value of checking your maps, shotgun selection, choosing the right shot size for both Chukar and Grouse, advice from the anorexic Santa Clause, Sage & Braker and much more The Upchukar Podcast proudly partners with: Chukar Chasers apparel, Lathrop and Sons boots, Sage & Braker gun cleaning products and Mtn Ops

In this episode, I interviewed Fred Bohm. He's been bitten by the Coues Deer bug and routinely heads down to the Sonoran Desert each year in pursuit of these wily desert whitetails. He’ll be covering where to head to go Coues Deer hunting, some of the best practices on how to hunt them, and why Coues Deer are such a darn addictive animal to pursue. Show notes:  https://thebiggamehuntingblog.com/podcast/fredbohm/ Learn more about Fred at FredBohm.com and check out his awesome gun cleaning mats, gun cleaning kits, and other gun cleaning supplies.

This week we were able to speak with Fred Bohm. Fred is known for his hunting out west and his ability to take awesome photos of his many adventures.  Fred was a wealth of knowledge and was gracious enough to talk to us about the opportunities for Mule deer and Coues Deer in Arizona. We hope to get Fred back on the show in the near future and maybe meet up with him out in Arizona one day. If you would like to contribute to the show, we now have a Patreon account set up and you can donate directly there. Just follow the link below! We will feature every new Patron and you could be eligible to get some free gear by signing up! https://www.patreon.com/chasingtalesoutdoors Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram, as well as our closed listener group Chasing Tall Tales! http://www.facebook.com/groups/397372654039172/?ref+br_rs https://www.facebook.com/Chasingtalesoutdoors @chasing_tales_outdoors_podcast for our instagram account

In this episode Brian sits down with Fred Bohm. Fred is a Colorado resident and loves to travel and hunt. He is highly skilled and does a really good job of articulating that on the podcast. The guys talk about Elk and deer and how to improve your overall hunting game. This is a great back and forth all about western hunting.

In this episode Brian sits down with Fred Bohm. Fred is a Colorado resident and loves to travel and hunt. He is highly skilled and does a really good job of articulating that on the podcast. The guys talk about Elk and deer and how to improve your overall hunting game. This is a great back and forth all about western hunting.

Fred Bohm Outdoorsman, hunter, writer, photographer, inventor and owner of Sage & Braker talks with Aron Snyder and Frank Peralta about hunting, photography, and pooping!   Fred Bohm We are all in this together whether we know it or not. Some of us understand this when young, some never do. My realization struck me like a brick in the face early in August 2014. I can’t think of the event that caused it, but I knew that my life would never be the same because of this awakening. We are blessed with time on this earth and there is no guarantee we will be given another breath. Some die in a bed, insides rotting of cancer, others never make it out of their mother’s womb. You’re reading this and I’m writing it, so our time isn’t up. Make it count. Don’t let others decide how you are going to live it, and for the love of God, Allah or science, don’t let the rat race trap you into a life you never intended. So this is me. These stories are intended to share with you a part of what makes my life worth living. Most will be about hunting. All will involve people and creatures I love. So I invite you to take this walk with me. Through the woods, through the fields, through whatever adventures this great world throws at me. You will learn more about me as I learn more about myself. And I hope in the process to get to know some of you as well. // Fred   Sage & Braker Crafted at the Highest Caliber We live, breathe and make everything at the highest caliber possible. In our products, in our pursuits and in our vision. And we’re proud to pass that caliber of craftsmanship to you. Our Story I have to admit, I didn’t start this company with the purest of thoughts. I started it to escape an industry that I really didn’t like, to spend more time in the outdoors and of course with my family. But as often happens, when you pour your heart into something it starts to take over. It starts to create a life of it’s own. It gives you opportunities that you never thought were possible. Make a living for my family? That’s cool. But to have an opportunity to help preserve the lands that I love so much? Never. How the hell could that be possible. That’s for the big guys, the Patagonias of the world, not the small Sage & Brakers out there. But I said the hell with it. Even if it was a couple of hundred dollars a year to a good cause, I had to at least try. After all, it has to be more than just about me. I’m on this earth for a short time, but maybe the good my company could do would outlive me. Affect more people than just myself. Meh, who knows? Then not more than half a year later it was solidified. The only thing that has made me weep in the last 15 years came into this earth as a beautiful baby boy. Atlas. And like my father before me, I now bear a tremendous responsibility. I am here to point him in the right direction, to show him the values that I hold so dear. And I realize that I have to SHOW him these values, not tell him about them. I don’t remember a lick of advice my father gave me, but I remembered what he showed me by his example. That is what formed the man I am today, and Atlas’s moral fiber will be learned the same way, by example, not by well meant advice. The way I run my company will be the way my son will learn his work ethic and how to treat other people, whether I like it or not. So I have a responsibility. To him, to the community I love and towards keeping our public lands in their most raw form around for his generation and the ones to follow. To give him the same opportunity to sit in the middle of nature and just listen. Not to the busy streets, to the beeps and chirps of a cell phone and not to the news on the television blaring the destruction of mankind. To search his soul the same way I continually search mine. Just a company right? Just a way to pay the bills? I did that before and it stole a part of my soul from me. A mistake. A costly one, but one that has set my path straight. So what does this have to do with you? Everything. You are the foundation of this company and without you guys there is no reason to have it. A small company, yes. A small impact, perhaps at first. But I’m not a fella that likes to back down and I’m pretty sure you’re not either. We can do this together. I encourage each and every one of you to reach out to me and I promise to listen. ~ Fred Bohm   Kifaru.net Made in America, bred in the back country, and galvanized in combat, you won’t find tougher, better built outdoor gear. In fact, we’ve been doing so since 1979 – from backpacks to sleds, Tipis and other shelters. We continue to innovate, and others continue to follow.

Today we are joined by Fred Bohm, outdoor writer, photographer, and business owner based in Denver, Colorado. What's unique about Fred is that he is able to work remotely, as long as he has an internet connection, so hunting season for him really never ends. Fred shares the highlights from the past year and dives into many of his hunts which included; antelope, elk, mule deer, bear, whitetail deer, javelina, and more. We also discuss his gear selection and fitness preparation for solo backcountry bowhunting and how he keeps everything as lightweight as possible. To follow along with Fred and to view some of his latest articles and photography, visit: www.fredbohm.com.

Today we are joined by Fred Bohm, outdoor writer, photographer, and business owner based in Denver, Colorado. What’s unique about Fred is that he is able to work remotely, as long as he has an internet connection, so hunting season for him really never ends. Fred shares the highlights from the past year and dives into many of his hunts which included; antelope, elk, mule deer, bear, whitetail deer, javelina, and more. We also discuss his gear selection and fitness preparation for solo backcountry bowhunting and how he keeps everything as lightweight as possible. To follow along with Fred and to view some of his latest articles and photography, visit: www.fredbohm.com.

Today we are joined by Fred Bohm, outdoor writer, photographer, and business owner based in Denver, Colorado. What’s unique about Fred is that he is able to work remotely, as long as he has an internet connection, so hunting season for him really never ends. Fred shares the highlights from the past year and dives into many of his hunts which included; antelope, elk, mule deer, bear, whitetail deer, javelina, and more. We also discuss his gear selection and fitness preparation for solo backcountry bowhunting and how he keeps everything as lightweight as possible. To follow along with Fred and to view some of his latest articles and photography, visit: www.fredbohm.com.

On this week’s episode of the Project Upland Podcast Fred Bohm, owner and operator of Sage and Braker Mercantile, joins the show to talk about building his company as well as upland hunting the western United States. For more on Sage And Braker check out the company website at sageandbraker.com Sage & Braker Mission: When you’re … The post #15 | Sage and Braker Mercantile – Fred Bohm – Project Upland Podcast appeared first on Project Upland.