HeyJaredBeyond the Kill
Beyond the Kill is a podcast focused on the wide ranging lifestyle of the modern hunter.
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EP 623: The New Leica GEOVID MAX – The Most Sophisticated Binos on the Market (opens the original)
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When it comes to gear and equipment for mountain and backcountry hunting, regardless of the species you pursue, it's a short list of items that truly make a difference season after season. Those with experience know that your boots and your pack are the most critical. You can get it done with an old rifle. The latest bow may or may not be worth the expenditure. There are more apparel and camo options than ever before. But binoculars are on that short list of truly crucial gear. They're likely al
EP 622: The Backcountry Stove System Truly Built for Hunters – Rough Ridge Stove Co. (opens the original)
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The list of gear that dominates attention in our space is long. Apparel, rifles, bows, tents, sleeping bags, packs, boots, optics...but when was the last time you really thought about your backcountry stove system? Well, brothers Chris and Josh, the two founders of ROUGHRIDGE STOVE CO. , did think about stoves. A lot. The launch of their truly differentiated stove system is a classic entrepreneurial story of being so fed up with the options available, that they went and built the very product th
EP 621: A Lifetime of Strength with Jeff Sokol (opens the original)
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There are a lot of ways to get fit, and most methods will get some form of results. But if you're looking to build the strength and capacity to handle long days in the field, for days on end, and want to be able to confidently tackle rugged country year after year, you need to choose wisely. Return on time invested matters. Risk of injury matters. Over-training matters. Access to equipment matters. Because at the end of the day, consistency produces the best results, especially as we age, and th
EP 620: It's Not How Big It Is, It's How You Use It with Colton Bagnoli (opens the original)
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When it comes to really getting to the bottom of anything new, exciting or interesting in the shooting or ballistics space, as it relates to hunting, it's a pretty short list of people you can trust to give you the straight goods...especially when it comes to actual hunting experience. "Pap" is one of those sources. Some time is spent discussing yet another trip to Africa, and why his passion for African hunting is even more intense than it was after his last trip and then the conversation trans
EP 619: Saving Money and Finding Elk with Kevin Toye (opens the original)
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It's easy to get swept up in the latest and greatest piece of kit, but what really makes a difference in the field? Kev Toye is an experienced BC-based hunter who has spent most of his life chasing critters in BC, Alberta and more recently Manitoba. Now a dedicated bowhunter, he's been around long enough to know when it's worth spending money on gear and when good enough is good enough. As a total elk nut, Kev also shares his thoughts on what works and what doesn't and how to figure out the most
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