Podcast appearances and mentions of todd orr

Get ready for an incredible story of survival and resilience in the face of danger. Join us as we dive into the harrowing experience of Todd, a true mountain legend and a same-day double grizzly attack survivor. From his extensive career-building trails, spending 150 days in Montana's outdoors, to his passion for knife building, Todd's journey is filled with unimaginable challenges. Discover the power of mindset and the strength of the human spirit in this inspiring episode. Don't forget to subscribe for more incredible stories like this!

Dans cet épisode nous discuterons des sujets tels que, la théorie sur le film Sound Of Freedom, le virus de la terre, les mystérieux cabinets de Wayfair, l'histoire de survie de Todd Orr, la mystérieuse femme de Serbie et bien plus!

In August of 2017, Jeremy Evans went out Bighorn Sheep hunting to a spot he'd been countless times before. He'd encountered grizzlies in the past, but he never had an encounter bear spray couldn't stop. But his whole life changed when he was put between a mother grizzly bear and her cub. Jeremy was attacked not once, but three times that day. Tune in to hear how he got out alive.This episode contains graphic imagery. Listener discretion is advised.Jeremy's book Mauled: Lessons Learned From A Grizzly Bear Attack is out now wherever you buy books. As mentioned, we will be raffling off a copy of Jeremy's book to one of our Patrons a week after this episode airs. Woodside with Ben O'Brien: Ep. 30: Todd Orr & Navy Seal Chris Forrest on Being Prepared for a Grizzly AttackWE HAVE NEW MERCH! Support the show by shopping at www.getoutalivepodcast.com/shopFollow us on Instagram,  Facebook, (finally) Tiktok, check out our website GetOutAlivePodcast.com and join us on Patreon!You can find Ashley @TheAngryOlogist on Twitter and Nick will respond to people on social media but still maintains that he does not have social media.Disclaimer: This is not professional advice; Follow at your own risk.Support the show

In the 30th episode of WOODSIDE, Ben catches up with famed grizzly attack survivor Todd Orr and former Navy SEAL and combat trainer Chris Forrest to talk about preparedness and grizzly attacks. The guys cover how to train, how to manage stress, and what gear might save your life. Want more Woodside content in your podcast feed? Head over to woodside.supercast.com for weekly premium Woodside extra.

Wes covers an oft-requested story concerning Todd Orr and the bear who attacked him two times in a single bloody and unfortunate morning. We then do a deep dive into bear safety tactics and talk about just how good of a tool bear spray is. ~~ To advertise on the show, contact us! ~~ Tooth & Claw is brought to you by QCODE. Support the show and get access to an extensive library of exclusive episodes like this by supporting the show on Patreon or joining the Grizzly Club on Apple Podcasts. For the latest updates on the show and all things wildlife, follow us at toothandclawpod.com and social:  Instagram: @ToothandClawPodcast Twitter: @ToothandClawPod Wes: @GrizKid Jeff: @jefe_larson Mike: @mikey3ds                         

On October 1st, 2016, Montana native Todd Orr went out scouting for elk before hunting season. He was an avid outdoorsman and had lived in Montana his whole life and knew how to stay safe in the wilderness. What he never could have anticipated that day was to be mauled by a mother grizzly...twice. Tune in as Ashley and Nick talk about this crazy story, and how to avoid such encounters. You can follow Todd on Instagram @todd_orr and check out Todd's knives and learn more about him on his website https://www.skybladeknives.com/Follow us on Instagram,  Facebook, and check out our website GetOutAlivePodcast.com and join us on Patreon!You can find Ashley at TheAngryOlogist on Twitter and Nick is an enigma. Thanks for listening!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/getoutalivepodcast)

This week, we cover the great and suspensful story of Todd Orr, the man who in 2016 survived a Double Grizzly Bear Attack in the span of minutes! He was armed and ready for that scary mad mama bear, but he still had to play dead, focus on surviving, and hold his breath until the bear left. We learn from Todd Orr himself and note that going into a fetal defensive position can be a very good thing! Especially up against one of North America's largest predators. Stay safe out there, folks! Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.skybladeknives.com/about-me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOQAhKrOOww https://www.outsideonline.com/2124656/what-todd-orrs-mauling-teaches-us-about-bear-attacks Music courtesy of Alexander Nakarada This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

This tough cookie held it together twice when he was attacked by the same bear on the same day.

Todd Orr went hiking in Montana never expecting he would encounter a bear, let alone get attacked by it.....twice. This is his first hand experience of said attack. I had the pleasure of emailing Todd back and forth and getting permission to share his story in his own words. Hear audio from Todd himself once he made it back to his truck. You dont want to miss this! Promo from: Field of Screens, The Sports Movie Podcast Be sure to check out: www.skybladeknives.com www.trusselltrust.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/murderbucket/support

In this episode of They Actually Survived, Andy and Salina talk about Todd Orr and his fight for survival from a bear attack and how to avoid it, or not avoid it, they just don't know......They also share the unbelievable story of Julie Koepcke , a young girl who fell 2 miles out of a plane and into a jungle!  How is that even possible.  

On this week’s show we’re rolling out the third volume of “Best of THC” with the wildest bear attack stories from our show. Those include Todd Orr's viral video from Montana, Brad Jameson's gruesome encounter on Afognak Island, and Barrie K. Gilbert's Yellowstone attack from the 1970s. Enjoy.   Connect with Ben and MeatEater Ben on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todd Orr was out for a morning hike in Madison Valley near Ennis, Montana when he encountered a sow grizzly and her cubs.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week’s show, it’s all about bears. We check in with Janis Putelis to talk about bear rugs, New Jersey animal rights protestors, bears in the backcountry and catch up with infamous grizzly attack survivor Todd Orr. Enjoy.   Connect with Ben and MeatEater Ben on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todd Orr was born and raised in Montana, and is a modern-day mountain man. However, no amount of time spent in the wilderness can prepare a person for a grizzly bear attack, let alone 2 grizzly bear attacks in the same day. Todd survived both horrific attacks and shares why his love for nature will not fade. In this episode: Growing up in Montana and working outside every single day. A normal hike one day turns into a fight for survival with a grizzly bear Bit 5-6 times in the right arm and shoulder How to properly avoid an encounter with a bear, or protect yourself if it attacks Playing dead while feeling the breath of a grizzly bear on his neck Walking down the trail to safety and getting attacked by the bear for a 2nd time Suffering a broken left forearm from the bite of a grizzly A foot away from her face and staring into the eyes of a grizzly Surviving 2 bear attacks and hiking 3 miles back down a trail to his car Recovering after multiple surgeries and stitches Returning to the woods and conquering fear You can follow Todd on Instagram @todd_orr. You can also checkout his custom knives collection that are available for purchase at www.skybladeknives.com

On this weeks episode, the guys welcome on Todd Orr, owner of Skyblade Knives, and survivor of not just one, but two grizzly bear maulings. Todd goes into detail over the two maulings, his recovery, and how life has been since his experiences. Additionally, Todd discusses his custom knife business. In addition to the interview, the guys talk about embezzling, gambling nuns, the effects of excess salt in US freshwater supplies, a Milwaukee area bobcat, and much more.

Todd Orr is an outdoors man. He's grew up and fell in love with outdoor life in the mountains of Ennis, Montana. His days were spent camping, hiking, hunting and fishing. Todd realizing he didn't want an indoor life, he got a degree in fish and wildlife management and started working in the Gallatin National Forest. His job entails him designing, repairing and improving  tails,  in bear country in Gallatin. His weekends are the same, out in the woods by himself, in bear country. Oct 1, 2016 About two weeks prior to the open of elk season, Todd went searching for prime hunting locations. Just before dawn, about three miles away from his truck, armed with a pistol and bear spray... He sees a mother bear and two cubs. She turns and heads up the hill, thinking this is a good bear that doesn't like humans, Todd gave her a minute to get away, he turned and went in the opposite direction; not expecting to ever see her again. He heard a rustle...

Do you like tracking animals? This episode of Wapiti Wednesday is fully dedicated to tracking big bulls in the snow. Todd Orr, who is notoriously known for surviving his double grizzly bear is actually an amazing elk hunter. Todd has taken 28 bulls over the years with a pistol. An incredibly tough feat, that he […]

Grizzly bear attack! Todd Orr openly talks about his experience being attacked by a sow grizzly bear with cubs back in 2016. We discuss bear spray vs. pistols. Todd grew up in the outdoors and loves spending time in the mountains. Todd has also killed more elk with his pistol than I have with all weapons combined! We discuss pistol hunting setups and tactics. We also touch on hunting permits and tags available for hunting in Montana. Enjoy!

In this episode (081) of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is joined by Todd Orr, backcountry veteran, custom knife maker, experienced handgun elk hunter, and most famously, survivor of a grizzly bear attack.  Topics covered are grizzly bears, knife making, grizzly bears, hunting public land elk, grizzly bears, how Todd has tagged 28 bull elk, grizzly bears, details of a grizzly attack, bad luck is just bad luck, and many other points to be learned from an experienced backcountry expert like Todd Orr.

Attacked by a Grizzly bear, twice, Todd Orr survived a modern day version of The Revenant. He not only lived through dual brutal attacks from a grizzly mother, but was conscientious enough attempt writing a warning note to hunters before driving himself to the emergency room. The extent of his injuries made this impossible. His survival was not due solely to luck, but to forethought and preparation. It gave him the best chance to walk away from these dire attacks. Orr is a true Spartan and his story will impart valuable lessons on how to face and transcend extraordinary challenges. Lessons: 1. Chance favors a prepared mind.
 2. The will to survive sets the standard for our innate resilience.
 3. Bad things have the potential to happen at any time and any place; be ready, but don’t be afraid. LINKS: Todd Orr http://www.thetoddorr.com/ Todd's Knives http://www.skybladeknives.com/ SUBSCRIBE: iTunes: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay CREDITS Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena with Johnny Waite, Sefra Alexandra, Col. Tim Nye, & Dr. Delle Synopsis – Matt Baatz © 2017 Spartan

In October of 2016, Todd Orr was hiking in the mountains of Montana when he spotted a grizzly bear. He made eye contact and the bear ran off with her cubs over a crest in the distance. Only a few minutes later, Todd turned around to find the bear charging towards him. He pulled out his bear spray, fired, then collapsed as he found himself in a life and death struggle against a grizzly bear. Not only did Todd survive, on his way back to his vehicle, he was attacked by the same bear again in a second life or death struggle. www.orderofman.com/FFN077 Please leave us a rating and review!

Remember that online video from fall of 2016 recorded by the guy who had just been attacked by a grizzly bear? He was still bloody and torn up? You will if you saw it. Now you're about to hear The Spaniard meet that very guy—Todd Orr. You'll learn three things about being ultra-prepared: (1) It can't always prevent crisis, but (2) it can help you avoid it, and (3) it can help you survive. You'll also learn how fast a grizzly can run (Hint: Way faster than any human ever) and where to get fantastic premium knives.

In episode 021 of the MAC Outdoors Podcast with Mia and Lea the duo divulges secret high country destinations, discuss grizzly attacks, and the news of the delisting of the bears in the Yellowstone area. If you’ve never been to Southwest Colorado you definitely need to add it to your vacation destination list. The area is prolific with hiking, camping, hunting, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Among the possibilities are elk, mule deer, big horn sheep, mountain goats, and black bears. Speaking of bears, Mia and Lea discuss the recent release of the Todd Orr double bear attack video. Todd Orr survives the attack and comes to us with his story. The MAC Outdoor show hosts want to know, “What Would You Do?” in the instance of an encounter with an aggressive bear. Comment or message them on their social media outlets (listed below). Important links for this week's show: WSI Sports - DISCOUNT CODE: LLCO10 www.WSISports.com Todd Orr Grizzly Attack Video - https://youtu.be/SOQAhKrOOww Yellowstone Grizzly Bear Delisting - http://ow.ly/TgNc30cQ8Zn Show Host’s Social Outlets: Legit Outdoors YouTube Lea’s Facebook Page  Lea’s Twitter Mia Anstine YouTubeMia’s Facebook Page Mia’s Twitter MAC Outdoors: Each week the dynamic mother/daughter duo share their hunting, shooting and outdoor adventures. You’ll find tips, tricks, lessons, and tales from the trail. Mia is a mom, hunting guide, writer, and vlogger who lives on a ranch in Colorado. Her daughter, Lea, also a guide, is a passionate young hunter who’s recently finished high school and is prepping for the journey to college. TUNE IN because you never know what obstacles and inspiration they’ll encounter as they head outside for new adventures. grizzly bear attack, bear attack, Colorado destinations, wildlife viewing opportunities, grizzly bears, black bears, ombre hair bear, best hiking trails in Colorado, camping in Colorado, Continental Divide, Pagosa Springs, Wolf Creek Pass, Mia Anstine, Lea Leggitt, MAC Outdoors  

If you carry concealed, you've probably been concerned about printing (having the outline of your gun showing through your clothes) at at least one time or another. Now that we're in 2016 and everyone and their brother has a giant cell phone on their hip, I don't think printing matters anymore. I spent about 12 hours this past weekend watching the general public (I was doing something else while the general public filtered past me) and I noticed some trends. Here's some "tells" I've been thinking about lately: It seems like there's a new "shoot me first vest" that's taken the form of a plaid shirt, khaki "outdoorsy" pants, and hiking boots. It's usually accompanied by dark, expensive sunglasses, and sometimes a hat with a patch on the front of it. One thing that I find myself doing all the time is hiking up my pants when I stand up while getting out of the car, or standing up from sitting. Something about the IWB holster I use that makes it tend to slide down a bit when sitting. Another habit that I tend to have is that I'm constantly checking to make sure my shirt is pulled down over my blaster. It's weird, I check it all the time, and I don't think I've ever found my gun exposed, but I still check it constantly. News An attempted robbery took place in Texas recently. The clerk pulled his gun, shot back, and did it all while not even dropping his cigarette. The relationship between USPSA and IPSC *seems* to be on the mend. For now. As of this morning, it looks like USPSA Pres. Mike Foley has agreed not to sanction the upcoming match in the Philippines due to the Phillipine IPSC RD not wanting it sanctioned, and the threat of sanctions against USPSA by the IPSC General Assembly. Gear that Doesn't Suck If you've been holding out on getting a shot timer, now's the time. Amazon just dropped the price (at least at the time of this episode airing in 10/2016) to about $95 and some change, which is about $35 off regular price. I think a shot timer is an important investment for knowing how good you are, and building confidence and consistency. Click here to go to the Gear that Doesn't Suck page. Plug of the Week You need to go listen to this episode of the American Warrior Podcast. Mike Seeklander interviewed his cousin Todd Orr about his experience getting mauled by a grizzly bear...twice. It's absolutely must listen audio, take my word for it.   

This time we talk about Todd Orr surviving two bear attacks,  Mike Rowe and his video for Praeger University, Microplastics getting in the deep ocean and the effect of ocean currents on lost containers, Samsung's exploding problems and Hatchimals.Links for this episode:-Todd Orr: The Remarkable Man Who Survived a Bear Attack-Don't Follow Your Passion-Mike Rowe-First evidence of deep-sea animals ingesting microplastics-Great Pacific Garbage Patch-Lego pieces still washing ashore on UK beaches almost 20 YEARS after cargo fell off ship-What can 28,000 rubber duckies lost at sea teach us about our oceans?-U.S. warns Samsung washing machine owners after explosion reports-Samsung finally responds to reports that ‘safe’ Note 7 phones are exploding-Hatchimals: the IRL Tamagotchis that Hatch in Your Hands-Hatchimals on Amazon *-Creepy Clown Hoaxes Lead to 12 Arrests in Multiple States