Podcasts about hunting editor

In last week's podcast episode Larry sat down with his long time friend Jim Bequette to discuss their earlier years with SHOOTING TIMES magazine, when Larry first started writing for the publication and then became a member of the staff, serving as the Hunting Editor. In this Part 2 episode Jim and Larry continue their discussion talking about past hunts and “characters” the met over the years, numerous of who were on staff or wrote for outdoor publications at the time, as well as talking about guns, loads, optics they have used in the past when hunting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brandon Butler and Nathan "Shags" McLeod interview Will Brantley, Hunting Editor of Field & Stream.Brantley has been an outdoor writer his entire adult life, starting with an internship at Outdoor Life and columns in The Murray State News and The Dawson Springs Progress when he was 19 years old. Prior to that, he was a greenskeeper on a golf course (though he hates golf).Brantley grew up in western Kentucky, and has a lifelong interest in the hunting and fishing in that area. He especially loves spring turkey hunting and bowhunting for whitetails, but he's also an serious squirrel hunter, waterfowler, fur trapper, and angler. He's traveled extensively, hunting and fishing across the United States and Canada, as well as in Argentina, New Zealand, and MexicoTopics Discussed: Coming from a small town in Kentucky to the big city, becoming a sportsman, marrying his high school sweetheart, his journey in deer stewardship and writing, the content arm of Real Tree, The Total Redneck Manual, turkey population, moose hunting, mystery bait bucket and more.For More Information:The Total Redneck ManualField & StreamConnect with Driftwood Outdoors:FacebookInstagramSpecial thanks to:Living The Dream PropertiesHunting Works For MissouriSmithfly RaftsScenic Rivers TaxidermyEmail:info@driftwoodoutdoors.com

We all decided on this side of the podcast that we need to be real life friends with Andrew McKean. Andrew conveyed a curious spirit and kind approach - a true journalist heart. He has traveled the world and had once-in-a-lifetime experiences while serving as Hunting and Conservation Editor for Outdoor Life Magazine, Hunting Editor for Strung magazine, Conservation Editor for Western Hunting Journal, Conservation Editor for Game & Fish, and contributor to Wild Sheep, Pheasants Forever Journal, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation's Bugle Magazine, Ducks Unlimited, Petersen's Hunting, Montana Outdoors, Guidefitter Journal, Gun Dog, Backcountry Hunter, Big Sky Journal, and more. Andrew recently left a writer's event in Montana where he and his peers tested over 70 optics products and he talks about all the categories including budget, versatile, LPVO, precision and electro-optics. He shares his personal story of how a Missouri farm boy becomes a “grubby” newspaper man and eventually combines his love of hunting and words with his career path. Derrick and Andrew talk about the allure of sheep hunting and Andrew tells his story of traveling to India with the late Jim Corbett's .275 Rigby rifle that was discovered in a closet at Oxford University. Full of wisdom and cheer, Andrew was a wonderful guest and a head full of knowledge — Derrick claims this podcast as one of his favorite interviews thus far. . . . . .On The Horizon episodes brought to you by:Horizon FirearmsTexas Ammunitioniota OutdoorsStiller22 Creedmoor Join us on InstagramJoin us on FacebookVideo version available on Horizon Firearm's YouTube Channel On The Horizon podcast: Founder of Horizon Firearms Derrick Ratliff gathers guests to share and discuss outdoor industry expertise and memorable hunting adventures. Favorite topics include long-range shooting, custom rifles, 22 Creedmoor, outdoor experiences, and from time to time some family talk and life lessons.

Outdoor writer, editor, "catfish noodler" and always a consummate hunter conservationist Will Brantley is one of the outdoor world's stalwarts, but also a continually rising star. During the past several years Will has served many capacities in outdoor publications from free-lance and staff writer, including currently serving as the Hunting Editor for Field & Stream magazine. He has been and continues to be a staff and freelance editor as well, being both in the forefront and background.   I had the opportunity to catch up with Will while he and I were on a black bear hunt in far northern Alberta. No doubt you'll truly enjoy and appreciate his thoughts on numerous hunting and outdoor topics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Texas Outdoors Journal's Hunting Editor, Tom Claycomb III, is here to talk about hunting free range Axis deer. The "roar" is on! 

John Kruse has three great guests on the air this week!  They are... Will Brantley, the Hunting Editor for Field & Stream, who shares the details about a very frustrating spring turkey hunt in Tennessee. Ken Perrotte, the Outdoors Rambler, hunts upland birds in Virginia and goes saltwater fishing in Louisiana. Mike Arnold, the author of the book, "Bringing Back the Lions", shares an incredible story of a big game paradise lost and restored by hunters in Mozambique. www.americaoutdoorsradio.com     

Will Brantley is a permeant fixture in the outdoor industry. One that wears many different hats you might say. From his freelance writing, he's also the Hunting Editor of Field and Stream magazine, as well as along with his wife they own Brantley Outdoors which specializes in content management and consulting for some of the industries largest brands. Ohh, let's not forget, they also do some guiding in the fall at their place in Western KY. They stay busy. Will is very versed in "all things Outdoors" Topics discussed but not limited to: The unfortunate shooting on Reelfoot lakeTrials and tribulations of a Public Land HunterHunter recruitment Youth involvementAs always please share your thoughts and feedback. Enjoy!

"Tips for Choosing and Purchasing a New Bow with Will Brantley" Will Brantley, Hunting Editor of Field and Stream Magazine stops by to chat about trying out some new bows, to allow yourself the opportunity to test out and choose the right bow for you. He walks through the steps he and his team performs to test out a new bow. Links Field & Stream Website Field & Stream Facebook Field & Stream Article "The Best New Compound Hunting Bows of the Year"  

Will Brantley joins us!Topics covered:Squirrel skinningFootwearUsing the craze over caliber selection to mess with friends and co-workersOutdoor writing.Will backing up his biohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjjpW-To3MsReach out to us at thewildhuntsmanpodcast@gmail.comFind us on Instagram @thewildhuntsmanpodcast 

Hunting Editor for Outdoor Life, Andrew McKean joins Ken on this week's show to talk late season turkey hunting.  McKean's most recent article "How to Hunt Gobblers that Go Ghost" provides insight into the reason turkeys tend to gobble much less late in the season.

On today’s Transition Wild podcast, we are joined by PJ Delhomme, hunting editor of Bugle which is a nationally published magazine by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Ever since I moved to Colorado in 2015, I’ve been a member of RMEF and I sincerely enjoy reading every issue of Bugle so it was a true pleasure being able to sit down with PJ. To start off the episode we talk about PJ’s background of where he grew up, how he got into hunting, and his path that lead him to working and writing for the magazine. We cover his job responsibilities as hunting editor and he also shares a few of his favorite stories he has worked on throughout the years. If you are interested in finding out more information about Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Bugle Magazine, please visit www.rmef.org.    Transition Wild is Powered by Simplecast

On today’s Transition Wild podcast, we are joined by PJ Delhomme, hunting editor of Bugle which is a nationally published magazine by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Ever since I moved to Colorado in 2015, I’ve been a member of RMEF and I sincerely enjoy reading every issue of Bugle so it was a true pleasure being able to sit down with PJ. To start off the episode we talk about PJ’s background of where he grew up, how he got into hunting, and his path that lead him to working and writing for the magazine. We cover his job responsibilities as hunting editor and he also shares a few of his favorite stories he has worked on throughout the years. If you are interested in finding out more information about Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Bugle Magazine, please visit www.rmef.org.    Transition Wild is Powered by Simplecast

On today’s Transition Wild podcast, we are joined by PJ Delhomme, hunting editor of Bugle which is a nationally published magazine by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Ever since I moved to Colorado in 2015, I’ve been a member of RMEF and I sincerely enjoy reading every issue of Bugle so it was a true pleasure being able to sit down with PJ. To start off the episode we talk about PJ’s background of where he grew up, how he got into hunting, and his path that lead him to working and writing for the magazine. We cover his job responsibilities as hunting editor and he also shares a few of his favorite stories he has worked on throughout the years. If you are interested in finding out more information about Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Bugle Magazine, please visit www.rmef.org.    Transition Wild is Powered by Simplecast

Did you know you can't legally hunt for big game in federally designated wilderness areas within Wyoming?  It's true and Andrew McKean, the Hunting Editor for Outdoor Life Magazine, fills us in on the "why" behind this rule.  Air Date Feb 01, 2020

The Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade Show brought over 65,000 to Las Vegas last week to showcase the latest industry innovations.On this week's Outdoor Guys Radio, Ken will recap SHOT Show 2020 highlights with Will Brantley, Hunting Editor for Field & Stream, and John B. Snow, Shooting Editor for Outdoor Life!

Andrew McKean, Hunting Editor for Outdoor Life, joins Ken this week to talk backpacking and camping!

"'Hunters' for a long time were rednecks who drove around in trucks and shot everything. Those are poachers. But that was the identity that hunters had. We've changed the conversation. People are realizing that hunters are the true conservationist."— David Draper David Draper has traveled the freaking world as a writer. He’s hunted five of the seven continents, and in some of the remote places on the planet, including the Brooks Range in Alaska. Many of you will look up to him as a hunter by the end of this show. And I do, too. But what really impresses me about this guy is his work as a writer and editor.  David has more than two decades of experience in communications. He’s worked for the biggest names in the industry, and he’s one of the most respected writers and editors I’ve gotten to know.  In addition to hunting and writing, we both have a passion for food. So, you know where this is going. Connect with David:Petersens Hunting MagazineInstagram Sponsored by Houston Safari Club Foundation Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. This organization is a great supporter of hunters and conservation. Last year I got the chance to attend Houston Safari Club Foundation’s Worldwide Hunting Expo & Convention, and I honestly had the time of my life. This family-friendly event celebrates wildlife, wild places and the hunting lifestyle we all love. Thousands of visitors and exhibitors come from all over the WORLD for a three day exposition. One thing that will surprise some of you is the entertainment.  Fellow Eagles fans will love this one: Don Felder, renowned as a former lead guitarist of The Eagles, is the entertainment on Friday. Saturday features comedian Tom Papa. One thing I want to mention is what a great opportunity this is to find big game hunts. Obviously the floor is loaded with great outfitters, and another opportunity to score great hunts are the banquets. When you buy a hunt at the banquet, you’re helping raise money for conservation by donating to Houston Safari Club Foundation.  Actually, every step of the way raises money for conservation. Your tickets to the event, banquets and donations fulfill Houston Safari Club Foundation’s mission of preserving the sport of hunting through education, conservation and the promotion of our hunting heritage. The show is January 24 through the 26th in Houston Texas.  Learn more at wehuntwegive.org. Thank you to Houston Safari Club Foundation for all you do, and for sponsoring GoWild and Restless Native.

Will is from Kentucky where he enjoys chasing whitetails and squirrels.  As the Hunting Editor for Field and Stream Magazine, will is in a roll where he is writing for new and veteran hunters alike.  His articles are informative and quite detailed. Something about hunters, we always want to know caliber, gauge, pounds at draw, let off etc.Will's Article “Hunting is Much More than Meat: https://www.outdoorlife.com/hunting-is-about-much-more-than-meat/Now it sounds like Will was put up to writing this article, not to blast the locavore movement, or foodies making elaborate wild game dishes.  However to not sell hunting short by making it glorified grocery shopping. Many hunters or new hunters have different motivations. While Nick's may be the chance to gain a beautiful backstrap, Will's motivation to get up early and get cold could be entirely different.  Another point that Will brought up was veteran hunters, who have served venison for decades and love it, are being off put by “newbies” who are telling them they are doing it wrong. It's a balancing act, as new hunters join and show their newness, veterans will be there to guide them, but don't tell your mentor he overcooked his backstrap. Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

Will is from Kentucky where he enjoys chasing whitetails and squirrels.  As the Hunting Editor for Field and Stream Magazine, will is in a roll where he is writing for new and veteran hunters alike.  His articles are informative and quite detailed. Something about hunters, we always want to know caliber, gauge, pounds at draw, let off etc.Will's Article “Hunting is Much More than Meat: https://www.outdoorlife.com/hunting-is-about-much-more-than-meat/Now it sounds like Will was put up to writing this article, not to blast the locavore movement, or foodies making elaborate wild game dishes.  However to not sell hunting short by making it glorified grocery shopping. Many hunters or new hunters have different motivations. While Nick's may be the chance to gain a beautiful backstrap, Will's motivation to get up early and get cold could be entirely different.  Another point that Will brought up was veteran hunters, who have served venison for decades and love it, are being off put by “newbies” who are telling them they are doing it wrong. It's a balancing act, as new hunters join and show their newness, veterans will be there to guide them, but don't tell your mentor he overcooked his backstrap. Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

Will is from Kentucky where he enjoys chasing whitetails and squirrels.  As the Hunting Editor for Field and Stream Magazine, will is in a roll where he is writing for new and veteran hunters alike.  His articles are informative and quite detailed. Something about hunters, we always want to know caliber, gauge, pounds at draw, let off etc.Will’s Article “Hunting is Much More than Meat: https://www.outdoorlife.com/hunting-is-about-much-more-than-meat/Now it sounds like Will was put up to writing this article, not to blast the locavore movement, or foodies making elaborate wild game dishes.  However to not sell hunting short by making it glorified grocery shopping. Many hunters or new hunters have different motivations. While Nick’s may be the chance to gain a beautiful backstrap, Will’s motivation to get up early and get cold could be entirely different.  Another point that Will brought up was veteran hunters, who have served venison for decades and love it, are being off put by “newbies” who are telling them they are doing it wrong. It's a balancing act, as new hunters join and show their newness, veterans will be there to guide them, but don’t tell your mentor he overcooked his backstrap. Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

Will is from Kentucky where he enjoys chasing whitetails and squirrels.  As the Hunting Editor for Field and Stream Magazine, will is in a roll where he is writing for new and veteran hunters alike.  His articles are informative and quite detailed. Something about hunters, we always want to know caliber, gauge, pounds at draw, let off etc.Will’s Article “Hunting is Much More than Meat: https://www.outdoorlife.com/hunting-is-about-much-more-than-meat/Now it sounds like Will was put up to writing this article, not to blast the locavore movement, or foodies making elaborate wild game dishes.  However to not sell hunting short by making it glorified grocery shopping. Many hunters or new hunters have different motivations. While Nick’s may be the chance to gain a beautiful backstrap, Will’s motivation to get up early and get cold could be entirely different.  Another point that Will brought up was veteran hunters, who have served venison for decades and love it, are being off put by “newbies” who are telling them they are doing it wrong. It's a balancing act, as new hunters join and show their newness, veterans will be there to guide them, but don’t tell your mentor he overcooked his backstrap. Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

Will Brantley, Hunting Editor for Field & Stream, joins Ken on this week's show to talk about hunting Pronghorn Antelope!

This is our third, and final, round of “mystery” interviews from the 2019 SHOT Show – it’s a mystery because you never know WHO you will run into at the amazing National Shooting Sports Foundation, NSSF​ SHOT Show​! And, in Hour #2, we have a special segment that is an excerpt from a two and a half hour long interview with Maj Toure, Kevin Dixie, Ken Scott and Aaargo Jay who are all Zeroing In on the "Unity Project" and some very important issues that impact each and every one of us. Hour #1 Guests: Emily Valentine - the founder of Style Me Tactical, a concealed carry lifestyle blog, and host of the Not Your Average Gun Girls podcast. Amy Robbins - the Founder and CEO of Alexo Athletica and Co-Host of Not Your Average Gun Girls Podcast. Shawn Herrin - the President of the Firearms Radio Network, firearms and medical instructor and hosts two of the network’s flagship shows; We Like Shooting and This Week in Guns. Kat Ainsworth - a freelance outdoor writer and also Hunting Editor at The Truth About Guns. Kat writes for a variety of publications both print and web on tactical, political, and hunting topics. Liz Lazarus - the author of Free of Malice and the newly released Plea for Justice.

The rut in the south can be somewhat of an anomaly. Depending on your location, you may see bucks chasing in the heat of July or there could be hot action in late February. We try to make sense of all that by chatting with Will Brantley of Field and Stream And Outdoor Life. Will is a true southerner at heart residing in the great state of Kentuky. He has hunted all over below the Mason-Dixon and has many great observances from his time spent in the southern whitetail woods. To See more from Will, subscribe to Outdoor Life and Field & Stream!   Be sure and leave us an iTunes review for your chance to win a Premium OnX Membership! We annoucne the winner Aug. 30th!    'NAMELESS' is coming... Nameless Teaser 1   Our new "Permissions" Playlist we discussed: Permissions   Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more of our public land adventures and watch our intense product reviews! The Element YouTube Public Land Chronicles (PLC) eLement eVals   Social Media: @theelementpodcast (Facebook) @theelementpodcast (Instagram)   Life's a Passion, Pursue It with Exodus Trail Cameras.   The best map app there is. Find Access to YOUR public lands with OnX Maps. Know where you stand. OnX   Make sure the brands you support are supporting you! We wear Sitka Gear because they stand for conservation and public lands. Sitka Gear   In the market for a Run-n-Gun public land treestand? Hunt from above with HAWK! HAWK   To find out more on Texas Public Land oppourtunities, visit the Texas Parks and Wildlife website. TPWD   Go check out what The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is doing on the front lines for clean air, clean water, and wildlife! TRCP    Do you care about hunter and angler access, opportunity, and public lands? Become a member of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers! BHA   Rock out with Tyler and The Tribe!

Hour #2 Guests: James Kaleda - host of the “Out of Order Gun Rights” Podcast. James is a life-long Second Amendment advocate, who is originally from NJ. AZ DPS Trooper Ed Andersson - the a police officer who was wounded and pinned down in a shootout on a lonely stretch of desert highway. He is with us still today because of the quick and decisive actions of Thomas Yoxall, a Responsibly Armed Citizen. Kat Ainsworth - is a freelance outdoor writer and also Hunting Editor at The Truth About Guns. Kat is an ardent Second Amendment rights advocate, and her first book on handgun hunting will be printing this coming winter with Skyhorse Publishing. Responsibly Armed Citizen Report Dan’s Calm-mentary This show is a proud member of the Self Defense Radio Network. Find out more and check out all of the great content at SelfDefenseRadioNetwork.net

Josh Honeycutt…is the Realtree.com Associate Editor | Deer Hunting Editor https://www.realtree.com/deer-hunting I am an outdoor writer, photographer and videographer seeking to share with others what the outdoors has inspired within me. I work as the associate editor and deer hunting editor for Realtree.com. I also work as a freelance writer and have sold material to publications and websites such as: Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, North American Whitetail, Whitetail Journal, Bow and Arrow Hunting, Fur-Fish-Game, Game & Fish, Turkey Country, JAKES Country, Modern Pioneer, Fieldandstream.com, Outdoorlife.com, Bowhunting.com, and numerous others. My byline has appeared in more than 50 publications and websites in the last five years. I am a member of the: Professional Outdoor Media Association, Outdoor Writers Association of America, Southeastern Outdoor Press Association, Kentucky Outdoor Press Association and Tennessee Outdoor Writers Association. What y0u will find at Realtree.com/deer-hunting… Deer Hunting 24/7 Breaking news on giant bucks and the best deer hunting blog posts, articles, photo galleries and videos in the industry. Whether you’re a 20-year veteran of the whitetail woods or need to learn how to field dress your first buck, you’re welcomed here. Receive a $50 goHUNT Gear Shop Gift Card by using code WR when joining Insider http://bit.ly/2s8dX5k . Whitetail Rendezvous podcast receives compensation each time a new member joins Insider via our link Here’s a quick demo about goHUNT.com/insider https://youtu.be/YFNMzEUtcys

Josh Honeycutt...is the Realtree.com Associate Editor | Deer Hunting Editor https://www.realtree.com/deer-hunting I am an outdoor writer, photographer and videographer seeking to share with others what the outdoors has inspired within me. I work as the associate editor and deer hunting editor for Realtree.com. I also work as a freelance writer and have sold material to […]

In episode 047 I catch up with Lou Marullo (Eric Adams) co-founder and lead singer of MANOWAR www.manowar.com. When not touring with the guys in the band, you can find Lou traveling and hunting or held up in central New York enjoying down time and practicing his archery skills. If all that is not enough, for 25 years, Lou has been a hunting safety instructor for the state of New York where he teaches new hunters about the game laws in New York.  Last but not least, Lou is also the Hunting Editor for Texas Game and Fish magazine www.fishgame.com. Here's a link to some articles www.fishgame.com/tag/lou-marullo/ Here is a video Lou recorded discussing The October Lull www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V560sHmWdA. Lou has hunted a number of animals through the year, and a few years ago he mad a hunting DVD with Chester Moore titled Wildlife and Wild Times.  Lou also did a Merriam Turkey hunt on the Pine River Indian Reservation and here is a link to the article that discusses the same hunt Lou was on. www.scout.com/outdoors/hunting/Article/Turkey-Hunting-The-Badlands-101458869  Also, please consider joining groups like the National Wild Turkey Federation www.mwtf.org and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers www.backcountryhunters.org. You can also help me by supporting the podcast through my Patreon account www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=4439533 Also, check out Kill’n Stix Arrow www.killnstix.com  

In episode 047 I catch up with Lou Marullo (Eric Adams) co-founder and lead singer of MANOWAR (http://www.manowar.com). When not touring with the guys in the band, you can find Lou traveling and hunting or held up in central New York enjoying down time and practicing his archery skills. If all that is not enough, for 25 years, Lou has been a hunting safety instructor for the state of New York where he teaches new hunters about the game laws in New York. Last but not least, Lou is also the Hunting Editor for Texas Game and Fish magazine (http://www.fishgame.com). Here is a link to some of his articles (http://www.fishgame.com/tag/lou-marullo/). Here is a video Lou recorded discussing The October Lull (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V56OsHmWdA).   Lou has hunted a number of animals through the year, and a few years ago he mad a hunting DVD with Chester Moore titled Wildlife and Wild Times. Lou also did a Merriam Turkey hunt on the Pine River Indian Reservation and here is a link to the article that discusses the same hunt Lou was on. (http://scout.com/outdoors/hunting/Article/Turkey-Hunting-The-Badlands-101458869).   Also, please consider joining groups like the National Wild Turkey Federation (www.nwtf.org) and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (http://www.backcountryhunters.org). You can also help me by supporting the podcast through my Patreon account https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=4439533 Also, check out Kill’n Stix Arrow (http://www.killnstix.com)

Today on the show we’re joined by Will Brantley, Field & Stream’s Hunting Editor, to talk Kentucky deer hunting, the different strategies and tactics that have worked well for him there, and the lessons he’s learned from other hunters across the country as...

Today on the show we’re joined by Will Brantley, Field & Stream’s Hunting Editor, to talk Kentucky deer hunting, the different strategies and tactics that have worked well for him there, and the lessons he’s learned from other hunters across the country as...

Part 3 of 3-Join Western Big Game Hunting Guide Jay Scott as he talks with professional hunter Bryan Martin of Asian Mountain Outfitters and Hunting Editor for Western Hunter Magazine.  In this Part 3 episode, we discuss rifles, rifle scopes, backpacks, clothing, tents, boots, socks, sleeping bags, sleeping pads, mountain hunting, shooting positions, MOA, proper rests, bad weather conditions, trekking poles, shot placement and much more!Download and Subscribe to "Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast brought to you by goHUNT.com Insider" on iTunes or Podbean.  It's FREE! www.JayScottOutdoors.comwww.ColburnandScottOutfitters.comInstagram @JayScottOutdoorsFor more on our guest Bryan Martin of Asian Mountain Outfitters and Hunting Editor for Western Hunter Magazine JSO Podcast Title Sponsor goHUNT.com InsidergoHUNT.com/Insiderhttps://www.instagram.com/gohunt/https://www.facebook.com/GoHuntDotCom/?fref=tsOther Sponsors:http://www.phoneskope.com/http://wildernessathlete.com/http://outdoorsmans.com/http://westernhunter.net/http://utahhydrographics.com/

Part 2 of 3-Join Western Big Game Hunting Guide Jay Scott as he talks with professional hunter Bryan Martin of Asian Mountain Outfitters and Hunting Editor for Western Hunter Magazine.  In this Part 2 episode, we discuss rifles, rifle scopes, backpacks, clothing, tents, boots, socks, sleeping bags, sleeping pads, mountain hunting, shooting positions, MOA, proper rests, bad weather conditions, trekking poles, shot placement and much more!Download and Subscribe to "Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast brought to you by goHUNT.com Insider" on iTunes or Podbean.  It's FREE! www.JayScottOutdoors.comwww.ColburnandScottOutfitters.comInstagram @JayScottOutdoorsFor more on our guest Bryan Martin of Asian Mountain Outfitters and Hunting Editor for Western Hunter Magazine JSO Podcast Title Sponsor goHUNT.com InsidergoHUNT.com/Insiderhttps://www.instagram.com/gohunt/https://www.facebook.com/GoHuntDotCom/?fref=tsOther Sponsors:http://www.phoneskope.com/http://wildernessathlete.com/http://outdoorsmans.com/http://westernhunter.net/http://utahhydrographics.com/

Part 1 of 3-Join Western Big Game Hunting Guide Jay Scott as he talks with professional hunter Bryan Martin of Asian Mountain Outfitters and Hunting Editor for Western Hunter Magazine.  In this Part 1 episode we discuss rifles, rifle scopes, backpacks, clothing, tents, boots, socks, sleeping bags, sleeping pads, mountain hunting, shooting positions, MOA, proper rests, bad weather conditions, trekking poles, shot placement and much more!Download and Subscribe to "Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast brought to you by goHUNT.com Insider" on iTunes or Podbean.  It's FREE! www.JayScottOutdoors.comwww.ColburnandScottOutfitters.comInstagram @JayScottOutdoorsFor more on our guest Bryan Martin of Asian Mountain Outfitters and Hunting Editor for Western Hunter Magazine JSO Podcast Title Sponsor goHUNT.com InsidergoHUNT.com/Insiderhttps://www.instagram.com/gohunt/https://www.facebook.com/GoHuntDotCom/?fref=tsOther Sponsors:http://www.phoneskope.com/http://wildernessathlete.com/http://outdoorsmans.com/http://westernhunter.net/http://utahhydrographics.com/

My first deer camp, that’s interesting. That would have been, I wasn’t 12 years old, that was the actual age for being able to hunt. When I was a kid one of my dad’s rules was you had to work in the summer and earn enough money doing construction to earn your deer rifle before […]

My first deer camp, that’s interesting. That would have been, I wasn’t 12 years old, that was the actual age for being able to hunt. When I was a kid one of my dad’s rules was you had to work in the summer and earn enough money doing construction to earn your deer rifle before you could go deer hunting, so it took me a while to do that. My first deer camp was in northern Wisconsin, I believe in 1983, I could be wrong on the year, but it was a traditional deer camp, uncles, brothers, cousins, all jammed into a very small little one room cabin. It was everything that anybody can think of when you think of the classic deer camp, waking up early in the morning, huge breakfast, everybody going out and basically, to be honest not really knowing what we were doing.