Hunt the World

On this week's episode we celebrate 27 years of applying for Brad's Wyoming Shiras Moose Hunt. Brad and Brian talk about the hunt with excitement as they recall seeing more moose immediately then they've ever seen before. They saw elk, antelope, whitetail and mule deer, all in the direct vicinity of where they were hunting, but that didn't come close to the amount of moose. Brad had to contemplate between two amazing bulls and he tells us how and why he made his decision. This was a once in a lifetime tag and according to both Brian and Brad it was a once in a lifetime experience.

On this week's episode Brian finally tells us about his Tule Elk hunt. Brian had just come off of his Alaska Grizzly hunt with his son, when he flew down directly to California and hunted the rare Tule Elk. Brian tells us all about his experience and Brian and Brad discuss the unique opportunity in hunting the Tule Elk.

On this week's episode we sit down with Dr. Blake Kramer. Blake has been an avid hunter for years, but recently he has taken it up to the next level. Blake harvested 22 animals in the last 12 months across the world, from drawn united states hunts, to Mountain Goat, Caribou and Bear up in British Columbia, and a plethora of African animals with his wife. Blake shares stories from all kinds of hunts, as well as his mindset on going all in on the things you love.

On this week's episode we continue our discussion with former game warden Bill Eastman. Bill continues to share fun, hilarious stories, and they talk about how much the job of game warden changes from state to state, as well as the dangers that a lot of officers face on a daily basis, all to protect and preserve our beloved outdoors.

On this week's episode we sit down with long time outdoor enthusiast and retired game warden Bill Eastman. Bill has worked in the outdoor industry for years and he has many stories about hunters, fishermen, and fellow game wardens. Bill discussed some of his funniest memories from working in the outdoors as well as the importance of big game management and the value that the outdoors bring to millions of people.