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On this show, Adam visits with Ryan Michler, the founder of Order of Man and the Iron Council, to discuss how masculinity and the virtues of manliness apply in modern society. @ryanmichler @orderofman --------------------------- If you are not a member of WSF, it's time to join the best managed conservation organization on the planet. Go to www.wildsheepfoundation.org to find a membership option that suits your budget and commitment to wild sheep.

On this show, Steve Opat guest hosts on location in Alaska while visiting with Corey Piersol from Sitka Gear who was in AK for the Alaska Wild Sheep Foundation Annual banquet. This is a "meaty" episode covering how to select the right layering system for your needs, how to maximize the potential of any apparel system, technical fabrics, moisture management, heating and cooling dynamics, and rain gear optimization. @alaskanodysseys @coreypiersol @sitkagear --------------------------- If you are not a member of WSF, it's time to join the best managed conservation organization on the planet. Go to www.wildsheepfoundation.org to find a membership option that suits your budget and commitment to wild sheep.

On this show, Adam visits with Tyler Freel to discuss outdoor writing, gear, bowhunting vs rifle hunting, predator hunting/management, and trapping. This is a packed episode. If you haven't checked out Tyler's Tundra Talk podcast, and want to know more about hunting Alaska and the overall AK lifestyle, you need to give it a listen. @thetylerfreel --------------------------- If you are not a member of WSF, it's time to join the best managed conservation organization on the planet. Go to www.wildsheepfoundation.org to find a membership option that suits your budget and commitment to wild sheep.

On this show, Nolan Osborne fills in for Adam and guest hosts a group podcast from the Spences Bridge Sheep Count held annually by the Wild Sheep Society of BC. It was a record turnout, and by all accounts, a fantastic event. The group discusses why sheep hunting is so alluring, the similarities (and differences) between sheep hunting and other forms of hunting, and the benefits of volunteering for wild sheep related projects. --------------------------- If you are not a member of WSF, it's time to join the best managed conservation organization on the planet. Go to www.wildsheepfoundation.org to find a membership option that suits your budget and commitment to wild sheep. If you ARE a WSF member, please support the Wild Sheep Society of BC at www.wildsheepsociety.com so they can continue their critically important work here in BC.

President and CEO of the Wild Sheep Foundation, Gray Thornton, is back on the show to discuss the incredible results from the 2019 Sheep Show, international conservation efforts, anti-hunters, and the selfish world view of many hunters that speak out against so-called trophy hunting. If you are not a member of WSF, it's time to step up. Go to www.wildsheepfoundation.org and find the membership level that best suits your budget and goals.

As promised in Episode 135, Nolan Osborne is back to answer gear related questions from the audience and share gear highlights from his most recent Northern BC winter goat hunt. @nmo @athletes_hunt @nicktrehearne Hilleberg Tents Discussed: Anjan 2 Nallo 2 GT Akto Soulo

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

If you've been paying attention these past few weeks, you'll have heard about WINTERSTRONG. On this show, you'll hear Adam and a group of guys talk about their experiences at this inaugural and truly unique event. @sorinex @bertsorin @t0tanka @devildoc25 @michael_baccellieri

On this episode, Adam is joined by James Nash, a retired Marine, outfitter, hunting and fly-fishing guide, and fifth generation rancher. Adam and James dig into a slew of topics including, his time in the Marine Corps, what it was like returning to the ranch after going to war, how women are often misrepresented in the hunting and fishing communities, predator hunting, and more than a few tangents related to all these topics and more. This one is pure straight talk from a salt of the earth dude. @6ranchoutfitters www.6ranchoutfitters.com

This as close to breaking news as you're going to get in our world! On this show, Adam and Nolan catch-up within hours of Nolan's return from the North Coast mountains where he was, yet again, chasing long-haired billies. This was a very different trip than the hunt profiled in last year's Toeing the Line film and a good example of just how variable mountain goat hunting can be. To say Nolan's had a good couple of years would be one hell of an understatement… @nmo @nicktrehearne @athletes_hunt

***EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IS USED (SPARINGLY) IN THIS EPISODE*** On this show, Adam is joined by Steve Opat, a true International Man of Mystery, with the beard to prove it, and a hell of a great dude. Steve is a Field Editor with us at the Journal of Mountain Hunting, calls Alaska home, and spends a ton of time in the field. Overall, this guy is one of the most passionate hunters and writers you'll ever have the good fortune of spending time with. Adam and Steve discuss storytelling, media, technology, conservation, and the shenanigans that transpired at the 2019 Sheep Show. This show is as eclectic as they come! @alaskanodysseys Persistence vs Insanity

***EXPLICIT LANGUAGE USED FREQUENTLY IN THIS EPISODE*** On this episode, Adam is joined by Caylen Wojcik, a man that wears many hats. He is the founder and owner of Kalinski Consulting as well as a key member of the Gunwerks training and education cadre where he holds the title of Director of Training. Adam and Caylen cover a wide range of topics related to precision shooting, backcountry hunting, mindset, and elevating your training conditions. Regardless of what you hunt, how you hunt, or the weapon you carry afield, there's plenty in here for everyone. www.kalinskiconsulting.com www.gunwerks.com

In this quick hit gear-focused episode, Adam reviews and shares his favorite training gear from 2018. If you like versatile gear, train outdoors or at home (or would like to start doing so), you'll want to listen to this one.

This our first crack at an "Ask Us Anything" style episode. It won't be our last. Thanks to everyone that submitted questions. If, after listening to this show, you'd like to submit your own question for consideration, please send to [email protected]. On this show, Adam answers questions related to gear, training, blown stalks, hunting overseas, and choosing a guide or outfitter.

On this episode, Adam is joined by Marty Skovlund, Jr. from Black Rifle Coffee Co. where he is Executive Editor of Coffee or Die Magazine. Marty is one interesting cat. He's an Army veteran (75th Ranger Regiment), with multiple deployments overseas, as well as an author, journalist, and now, editor. On this show, Marty and Adam cover the inner workings of the modern media machine, how to tell whether what you're reading, watching, or hearing is biased or objective journalism, and Marty's observations from his travels across the US and around the world. @blackriflecoffee @coffeeordiemag Violence of Action

On this episode, Adam is joined by Dustin and Ara from MTNTOUGH Fitness Lab. Adam, Ara, and Dustin take a deep dive on the difference between loving the process of training versus focusing on the outcome, and how an "always ready" mindset will improve all aspects of your life. If you struggle to stay consistent with a training program or tend to follow a boom/bust cycle year after year, this is the episode you need to listen to. This is one of the best training focused shows we've featured in a long, long time. @mtntough_fitness Backcountry Hunter Bundle ($100 Discount) Ara's Mental Toughness Article

We're back! Happy New Year everyone! This episode was recorded on location at Benchmade HQ just before the holidays, where Adam was joined by Matt Elliott and Troy Hellman from the marketing team. Topics discussed include the history of the company, how and why knives are designed and built the way they are at Benchmade, the differences between a $30 knife and a $100 plus knife, what their hunting knife line-up looks like, and how to select the appropriate steel when purchasing a blade. If you like knives as much as we do, you'll enjoy this one. @benchmadeknifecompany

On this episode, Adam is joined by Darren and Justin from Black Rifle Coffee Canada. That's right, BRCC has a Canadian subsidiary. The three Canucks talk coffee, meaningful causes, and of course guns. If you're a coffee drinker and a gun owner, you'll enjoy this one. @blackriflecoffee www.blackriflecoffee.ca www.blackriflecoffee.com

On this episode, Adam is joined by one of the most accomplished off-road endurance athletes to ever shoulder a backpack, Andrew Skurka. Renowned for his solo backpacking feats, Andrew's list of accomplishments is extensive. He was named "Adventurer of the Year" by both National Geographic and Outside Magazineand has backpacked 30,000 plus miles (yes you read that right) while pursuing his passion for trekking. Beyond his endurance resume, Andrew is a hunter, and one hell of a curious guy that puts a lot of thought into everything he does. There's plenty to take away from this conversation between Adam and Andrew. Andrew's Bio, Site & Gear Lists @andrewskurka

On this episode, author Jack Carr is back to share his stories and insights from a recent trip to South Africa, where he was helping train an anti-poaching unit, and doing some research for another book in the James Reece series. Regardless of your interest in Africa from a hunting perspective, what happens there matters on a global scale. Jack's observations and perspective on African hunting, poaching, and game management will help you understand a deeply misunderstood place. The Terminal List @jackcarrusa

As promised, after running out of time to get into some storytelling in Episode 121, we brought Nolan back to share some highlights from the 2018 guiding season. What you'll hear in this episode is the story of Nolan's favorite hunt of the year and arguably the hunt of his lifetime. We'd bet his clients feel the same way. With some gear and hunting tips mixed in for good measure, this episode has something for everyone. @nmo

On this episode, Adam is joined by Rick Elder of Beyond Clothing. Yes, Rick runs Beyond out of their Seattle office, affectionately known as The Acropolis, but more than that, he is an incredibly interesting dude with a very interesting perspective on a variety of topics related to the outdoor and sporting goods industry. Regardless of the outdoor pursuit you most passionately live for, this discussion with Rick is sure to get you thinking. @beyond.clothing @lawless_truth

On this episode, Adam is joined by one of the most unique guests we've ever had on the show, polar explorer John Huston. John was one half of a two-man team that made the first American unsupported, 100% human powered expedition to the North Pole in 2009. It took them 55 days, covering 478 miles on skis, all while pulling sleds loaded with hundreds of pounds of gear. Let that sink in…still think late season hunting is hard? Although not strictly about hunting, this one is chock full of insights and lessons for anyone looking to push their limits in the mountains, or frankly, in life. @hustonjohn @mysteryranch JohnHuston.com Forward (Book) Baffin Island Guided Trip Info Hunting Lessons from a Polar Explorer

On this episode, Adam is joined by his good friend, and colleague, Nolan who just returned from a season of guiding Stone's sheep, mountain caribou, Rocky Mountain goats, and moose. Adam and Nolan discuss what it's like to spend 90 days straight in the high country of Northern BC, the enjoyment and frustration of working with horses, and some of the lessons Nolan took away from his 2018 season. @nmo

On this short but sweet episode, Adam rolls solo and discusses some new gear/equipment he put through its paces, an embarrassing "won't make that mistake again" lesson, and one of his tried and true backcountry menu items after a recent BC moose hunt.

On this show, Adam is joined by Dustin Diefenderfer of MTNTOUGH Fitness Lab in Bozeman, Montana. It's the time of year when cold weather and tough conditions are the norm. But, it's also one of the best times of year to cut a tag. If you can hack it. This episode will help you thrive when many hunters would rather hang up their boots. Backcountry Calorie Calculator Article Are You Born with Mental Toughness? @mtntough_fitness

On this show, Adam and Bryan Martin of Asian Mountain Outfitters, pick up where they left off in Part 1. If you've never experienced a double-header rodeo, this one's worth every minute and chock-full of shooting tips. We've been tight-lipped about what exactly happened on this hunt, but we disclose some solid details here in Part 2. Spoiler alert…ibex meat tastes great! @asianmountainoutfitters

On this show, Adam is joined by Bryan Martin of Asian Mountain Outfitters. Adam and Bryan dig deep into the JOMH crew's experience in TJ and cover a ton of material in this conversation. In fact, they covered so many topics, we decided to chop it into two parts. If you've been waiting for more details on how the hunt unfolded, you're going to want to listen to these two episodes. @asianmountainoutfitters

On this show Adam is joined by his good friend and past guest Bert Sorin, the president of Sorinex Exercise Equipment. Bert is a husband, father, former hammer thrower and Scottish Highland Games athlete, and a deeply passionate outdoorsman. He's also one of the more insightful and genuine men you'll ever meet. Adam and Bert cover a wide (and deep) array of topics in this one…Eastern vs Western hunting, childhood hunting stories, exposing kids to the outdoors, and of course training and training philosophies. @bertsorin @sorinex

Regardless of whether you have any interest in Himalayan tahr hunting, this issue is about far more than tahr or even NZ politics. The lines have been drawn and our will to fight is being put to the test. Politically and emotionally driven wildlife management has become the norm and not the exception. In recent months, we have seen examples of this in British Columbia, the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, New Jersey and now New Zealand, to name just a few. This is a global issue that requires our full attention. @hardyardshunting_ Donate to Tahr Foundation Tahr Foundation Facebook Page

***WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS EPISODE*** On location in Dushanbe, the evening before they head home, Adam, Matt Comment and Connor Gabbott share some lessons, laughs, and thoughts on what it was like to chase ibex on the other side of the world. @taluscreative @mattcomment

On this show, Adam is joined by Brad Neathery, Tyler Sharp, and Charles Post, the men behind Modern Huntsman. Through their publication and platform, they have taken it upon themselves to focus on both the non-hunting public and the dyed in the wool hunting community. This is no small task. And by all accounts, they are doing a damned good job of bridging the gaps that are necessary for hunting to remain relevant in these emotionally charged times. Adam, Brad, Tyler, and Charles dive into a host of subjects related to the establishment of their brand, the challenges our community must overcome, and how they plan to help the non-hunting public better understand who we are, what we do, and why that matters. www.modernhuntsman.co @modernhuntsman

On this show, Adam is joined by John Warren of Leupold. Adam and John recorded this conversation on location in Oregon after a full-day on the range at the Leupold Optics Academy (LOA). Many hunters spend the bulk of their time practicing under ideal range conditions but, as we all know, you don't always get the perfect shot opportunity in the field. So, with his Tajikistan ibex hunt looming, Adam wanted to take his marksmanship to the next level. John took Adam through a series of drills and instruction focused on field-applicable shooting positions and the mindset required to make the most of any shot opportunity that might present itself. This is what you'll hear about in this episode. John is a wealth of knowledge and brings a unique perspective to the skills and mindset required to excel under any conditions and circumstances. Regardless of whether you carry a rifle or bow afield, there are key takeaways for all hunters in this episode. www.leupold.com @leupoldoptics @john.warchild

On this show, Adam is joined by Craig Marker, Ph.D., of StrongFirst. If you're a long-time listener, you'll likely recognize that organization's name as they are, in our opinion, the best source of strength and conditioning research, education, and programming in the world today. Especially as it relates to those training for real-world applications. But this episode is about far more than preparing for the backcountry. The methods, tools and programming covered are applicable to anyone that struggles to find the balance between work, home, and staying fit for whatever goals one may choose to pursue. In short, this episode is about training smarter, not harder. At any age. @strongfirst HIIT vs HIRT Hybrid Power Conditioning Program

On this show, Adam is joined by Jared Frasier, the Executive Director of 2% For Conservation, an organization that is serving a critical role in today's conservation landscape. This is our longest episode to date…for good reason! Jared is one of the most insightful and outspoken guests we've ever had on the show, and this one's an absolute MUST-LISTEN. Even if that means chopping it up into smaller chunks. Adam and Jared dig into a WIDE range of topics, including (of course) why 2% For Conservation is so crucial to the future of hunting, but beyond that, there are too many subtopics to list. You'll just have to trust that this one's worth every minute. @wildfrasier @2percentforconservation

Big Fish with an Even Bigger Impact On this episode, Adam sits down on the banks of the Fraser River with three guys from the Wild Sheep Society of BC on day two of the Jurassic Classic fishing tournament. If you're a diehard listener, you should be familiar with what the Jurassic Classic is, and more importantly, how it benefits wild sheep conservation projects in BC. If you've missed the past episodes where this event was discussed, you'll want to tune in and hear how this unique event puts money on the ground where it matters most. If nothing else, if you like fishing and are interested in someday participating in an event that's as fun as it is effective at putting money into conservation projects, you're going to want to listen to this one! @wildsheepsocietybc

On this show, Adam is joined by his good friend and colleague, Connor Gabbott. Connor is one of the men behind the curtain at the JOMH and one hell of a talented dude when it comes to running a camera and telling stories through visual mediums. A chef by trade, after 20 years in the restaurant business, he has finally made the leap into the film and photography field full-time. On this episode, Adam and Connor discuss the evolution of a hunter and how the "why" of hunting changes over the course of one's hunting life, and even, over the course of a season. Through their incredibly different hunting backgrounds, Adam and Connor share how they have arrived at the hunting philosophies that guide their decisions at this point in their lives. @taluscreative

On this show, Adam is joined by Dr. Ed Ashby, the man responsible for bringing FOC into the modern bowhunting vocabulary, and Garrett Schlief, the President of Grizzly Stik. If you're a bowhunter, you will not want to miss this episode. Dr. Ashby shares the history and results of his incomparable research into terminal arrow performance, and sets the record straight on what you need to focus on when considering a move to a high-FOC or ultra-FOC arrows for your bowhunting needs. If you're NOT a bowhunter, you will still get lots from this episode, as Dr. Ashby has been travelling the world hunting, researching, and testing equipment for decades. His stories could fill an entire year of podcasts! The Ashby Reports @grizzlystik

On this show, Adam is joined by the one and only Randy Newberg. Adam sat down with Randy at Mystery Ranch HQ on his recent trip to Bozeman. A down to earth, dyed in the wool DIY western hunter, Randy has been at the vanguard of the hunting media business since he made the leap into producing and distributing his own content many years ago. There have never been more questions surrounding the future of the media business and Adam and Randy spend most of the episode exploring precisely this topic. If you're wondering what the future holds for hunting shows, films, podcasts, and written content, you will want to hear Randy's thoughts on the future of how hunting content will be produced, shared and consumed. @randynewberghunter @elktalkpodcast @mysteryranch @leupold

***WARNING: SOME EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS SHOW*** On this show, Adam is joined by the President & CEO of the Wild Sheep Foundation, Gray Thornton. Adam and Gray spend the bulk of this episode covering two critically important subjects: the importance of high-value auction tags and the ever evolving wild-domestic disease transfer issue. If you hold strong opinions about auction tags or want to know more about how they impact both wild sheep conservation AND sheep hunting opportunities, then you need to tune in to this episode. In the second half of the show, Gray brings us to speed on the latest news on the wild-domestic disease front. After numerous attempts at collaborating with the various stakeholders involved, WSF has had enough. The gloves are coming off. @wildsheepfoundation

On this show, Adam is joined by Steven Drake to recap his recent trip to the islands of Haida Gwaii to chase Sitka blacktails. This was not your average blacktail hunt! Drake, Connor Gabbott, and one of Connor's good friends took advantage of the unique hunting opportunities on this remote archipelago, and put together one of the best surf and turf hunting trips we've ever seen or heard of. This was a true sea to summit adventure. From alpine bow stalks to bear encounters, and beach deer to crab pots, this trip had it all. Tune in for the full details and trip report! @stevendrakephoto @taluscreative

On this episode, Adam is joined by Greg McHale. Greg is the host of Greg McHale's Wild Yukon, an incredibly well produced show that just debuted on the Sportsman Channel. He is also a past guest (Episode 35) so, if you haven't listened to Greg's original interview, it would be a good idea to check it out, as the subjects discussed on this show, are essentially an extension of his first interview. Greg is a former guide, retired professional athlete, avid bush pilot, and now a TV producer. Needless to say, he's led one hell of an interesting life that has been heavily influenced by the Wild Yukon that he calls home. @gregmchaleswildyukon

On this show, Adam is joined by his good friend, and the star of Toeing the Line (TTL), Nolan Osborne. Anyone that has watched our TTL film will know that Nolan is one hell of a character. But, behind that goofy, and often laconic, demeanor is an incredibly committed and hard-working dude. With zero experience and zero skills, Nolan left his home province of Ontario to chase his dream of becoming a hunting guide. Since making the leap, he has worked throughout BC and the Yukon wrangling and guiding for Stone's sheep, caribou, moose, grizzlies, and mountain goats. He is now living his dream. But the path was not easy. On this episode, Nolan shares the story of how he got to where he is today. @nmo

On this show, Adam is joined by another repeat guest, Chris Denham. Narrowing down Chris' involvement in the hunting industry is no easy task. He is one of the men behind, and faces of, The Western Hunter TV show. He's the publisher of Western Hunter magazine. A partner in The Outdoorsmans retail business. A partner in Wilderness Athlete…and a partner in The Journal of Mountain Hunting multimedia platform. To say he's a busy guy would be putting it mildly. In this episode, Adam and Chris talk about the story behind The Outdoorsmans (you'll want to hear that one), and then take a deep dive into all things glassing related. Growing up in Arizona, Chris learned at an early age just how important effective glassing techniques, and of course equipment, are in wide open country. Since then, he has applied these techniques and tools across the West with substantial success. If you hunt in areas where glassing is critical to cutting a tag, this one's for you. @csdenham @outdoorsmans @thewesternhunter

Here it is folks! Episode 100, a big milestone for the BTK show. First off, we wanted to extend a heart-felt thank you to everyone that has tuned in and supported the show over the past few years. We couldn't keep doing this without you. So, as a bit of a thank you, we have brought back a guest that many of you have been asking for: Donnie Vincent. Donnie was in B.C. a few weeks back to do some bear hunting, and he was gracious enough to invite Adam up to Arcadia Outfitting, where he was hunting with his good friend, guide-outfitter Ben Stourac, to conduct this interview in person. Fittingly, Donnie was our very first guest for Episode 001 and he's back for Episode 100. The timing of his trip couldn't have worked out better. Sitting on the front porch of a cabin in the mountains of B.C., Donnie and Adam dive into a variety of subjects you will not want to miss. They cover his decision to stop wearing camouflage hunting apparel, bowhunting versus rifle hunting, and then spend the bulk of the show talking about the hunting of large predators, specifically bears and mountain lions. As usual, Donnie does not disappoint. Regardless of your opinions on bear and cat hunting, this is an episode you are going to enjoy. Here's to the next 100 shows! @donnie_vincent @arcadiaoutfitting @sicmanta

On this episode, Adam is joined by Aaron Hitchins, one of the guys at Rockhouse Motion. They are, without a doubt, one of the best in the business when it comes to film and photography production in the hook and bullet and outdoor recreation space. Aaron wears many hats at Rockhouse and he and Adam spend some time talking about what a job like his entails. If you have any interest in what it's like to work in the hunting media business, you'll want to tune in. But perhaps more interestingly, Adam and Aaron went to the same high school AND the same university. They were separated by a few years, so their paths never crossed. Until now. It's a pretty striking fact that two guys, from rural Ontario, in their own roundabout ways, ended up in the hunting media business. But it speaks to the importance of hunting and the outdoors in the Ottawa Valley where they grew up. Adam and Aaron spend some time talking about their upbringing in small-town Eastern Ontario, what the hunting culture was like back home and share some laughs and memories about that idyllic setting. They then dive into a more serious conversation about the justifications we, as a community, put forth for hunting. Aaron and Adam both believe that the reasons we give for hunting and the labels we attach to ourselves and others in the hunting fraternity are not to be taken lightly. This is a great conversation covering many aspects of the hunting lifestyle. @aaronhitchins @rockhousemotion

On this episode, Adam goes solo for a quick hit "in-between-isode" and reviews some highly versatile gear and equipment he's been putting to the test over the past while. He covers some boots he's been very happy with, a uniquely configured spotting scope that's proven incredibly useful, a functional and inexpensive knife, a versatile chest harness he's used extensively, and a couple backpacking stoves to suit both ends of the budgetary spectrum.

***WARNING EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS EPISODE*** This is another swap-cast with Mike and Kelly from The Rookie Hunter show. On this episode, Adam, Mike and Kelly sit down with a full crew from the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. They are joined by Land Tawney and Ty Stubblefield from BHA HQ and Bill Hanlon and Alan Duffy of the BC Chapter of BHA. This roundtable discussion focuses on public land advocacy, the protection of wilderness areas and the surging movement that BHA has been spearheading in our community. They are doing incredible work across North America and if you're a passionate backcountry enthusiast you will not want to miss this episode. www.backcountryhunters.org @backcountryhunters

On this show, Adam is joined by Christian Schauf, the founder of Uncharted Supply Co. From his upbringing on a dairy farm in Wisconsin, to hunting the mountains of the West, and a career path unlike any other we've come across, Christian has one of the most unique life stories you've ever heard. His latest venture, Uncharted Supply Co., is a brand and product line that is likely to strike a chord with our community. Are you as prepared and self-sufficient as you think you are? Christian and Adam are going to discuss just that on this podcast. Enjoy! www.unchartedsupplyco.com @unchartedsupply @christianschauf

On this show, Adam is joined by Aaron Davidson. Aaron is the President and CEO of Gunwerks, so naturally, this episode will focus on long-range shooting and hunting. Gunwerks is without a doubt one of the most innovative companies that plays in the long-range hunting and precision shooting space and a good portion of this podcast is spent discussing the latest news and updates from Gunwerks. Adam and Aaron discuss their newest shooting systems, the changes to their educational platform and some new products catered to those that prefer a DIY approach to building and testing their own long-range equipment and components. They also dive into the never-ending debate between those that believe long-range hunting is an ethical practice and those that do not. If you are a bowhunter that looks down on those that choose to hunt with long-range capable equipment, the latter half of this interview will be especially interesting. www.gunwerks.com @gunwerks