Going out to hunt is always about the experiences you gain. Hunting experiences and traditions are best kept when you capture it so you can look back at it someday, and that’s what an outdoor media company is all about. Wilbur “Spanish Mac” Ramos, the owner of Mass Pursuit TV, shares what it takes to run an outdoor media company. He reveals some gold nuggets for everyone who wants to dive into this business
Ethics Archery is a 100% American-made, veteran-owned company. They produce high-quality precision component inserts, outsert systems, and field points – some of the most overlooked parts of the arrow build – that are crucial in arrow building. Bruce Ritter-Clark, the Vice President of Ethics Archery, shares the advantages of spinning inserts and spin points in the arrow on your hunts. Bruce says arrow placement is the key because once it is released from the
Dogs have been used to track hunts for a long time. Lyle Avis of Schmavis Outdoors has been using dogs for tracking shortly after his father-in-law and wife introduced him to hunting. He was out hunting in Fort Knox when he couldn’t track the deer that he shot, even after days. Frustrated about the deer he lost, he turned to a tracking tactic that he heard people are using – dogs. In this episode,
Tracking your experiences is an excellent way of sharing your journey to people. Experienced hunter Eli Gesell shares his hunting journey through his website Whitetail Underground and on his social media accounts. Through his platforms, Eli wants to share his insights for those who hunt for public and small tracts of land. As Eli talks about the importance of scouting and thermals in hunting, he reveals his hunting styles and preparations in this episode.
Experiencing the outdoors is a gift, and it is a gift that is a joy to share. In this episode, Christopher Joe of The Adventures of Breeze shares his dream and goal for people to experience the outdoors through Joe’s Black Angus Farm, which Christopher’s family owns. Christopher got into hunting early and developed his passion for the outdoors from his dad. Since then, he has been promoting smarter ways to farm. In this
Most hunters would agree that hunting is not just about catching the biggest bear, buck, doe, or other animals. Professional bowhunter Fred Eichler talks about his passion for bowhunting and why he uses traditional bows for his escapades. For him, hunting is both an adventure and a mission. With adventure and building bonds as his goals, Fred shares his worst and most memorable hunting experiences in interesting areas across America. He stresses out that
Hunting, without doubt, requires knowledge, confidence, and leadership, especially for those who are leading and teaching others to be interested in the industry. Author, survivalist, and DIY hunter Christopher James “CJ” tells us what Be A Lion Outdoors is all about and he chose such an animal to represent aggressiveness in hunting. He offers some advice on how we can be lions out there on the field and become great leaders of the outdoors.
What makes hunting more fun are the tools you use. Bob Smith, a traditional bow maker, goes back to the old times and talks about old school hunting using longbow arrows. He shares how he grew up hunting and how this inspired him to start his business producing bows in his home. Besides bow making, Bob also talks about his adventure hunting in private land using his aiming system. He shares where he hunts,
Different hunters have different reasons for hunting, but most hunters hunt for the wildlife experience and the bond that is being developed between deer and human. In this episode, Bruce Hutcheon interviews Melanie and Mark Peterson of Melanie Peterson Outdoors and Dave Freeburn of Dave Freeburn Safaris about the very reason why they hunt. Lean in on this very brief but nonetheless insightful special that sheds light on what hunting does to people. —