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On this week's episode of Hunt the World we are joined by Noah Mehmen. Noah has been on a few out of country adventures in the past, but he is embarking on his first out of country adventure that he has booked and planned for all on his own. Noah has been asking Brian several questions regarding how he should pack, and how the ins and outs will function as far as traveling internationally, and we decided to sit down and share some of those questions and how to prepare mentally for your first international hunt.

On this week's episode we sit down with Jacob Johnson of the Victory Drive Podcast. Jacob and his wife run a mobile podcast set, and they talk to people around the country about guns, gun rights, hunting, and shooting sports. On this episode they talk about how Jacob got started podcasting, as well as his journey that lit his passions about all things guns, and of course a little bit about everything else.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World the guys are joined by Jeremy King. Jeremy King is a long-time advisor of Rolling Bones Outdoors and he is in the process of opening a franchise in Calhoun, Georgia. Brian and Brad talk to Jeremy about how he got into hunting to the degree that he does now, how he became involved with Rolling Bones Outdoors initially, and how his journey with us took place. They go over the state of Georgia, and how hunting culture has manifested there, and we are very excited to see what Jeremy builds.

On this week's episode we are joined by Braydin Eastman. Today the guys are talking about playing the Bighorn sheep game in the United States lower forty-eight. Bighorn sheep hunting is one of the most coveted and most difficult tags to draw, it's almost impossible to get a guaranteed sheep tag, so to have a chance you have to play the game, and hopefully we can shed some light on the best way to go about that.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World we are joined by adventure hub owner Tyler Staab. Tyler has been flourishing in Kearney Nebraska, the guys go over Tyler's processes for gear nights, as well as the value of having people in store that know what the gear is, what you need out of it, and what is important to look at when you are buying good gear.

On this week's episode Brian and Brad are joined by Whitetail aficionado Greg Glesinger. Greg shares with us his wildlife management tactics, and how he cultivates environments that regularly produce monster whitetail, regularly topping two hundred inches. Greg's methods extend into every facet of the ecosystem, the water, plant-life, fertilizing the ground, and anything else involved in his craft. They dig into Greg's backstory, when he started hunting whitetail, and what ultimately created this passion.

On this Week's Episode we are re-running one of our most beloved episodes on Brian's first ever archery bull elk. Fourteen days of hunting and a whole crew of friends at his back, this was a hunt that Brian has not and will never forget. Originally posted on September 29th of 2022, this episode stands out as one of Brian and Brad's favorite western hunting stories, and a great walk down memory lane.

Brian and Brad are joined again this week by Alex Wallis from Canis, we are revisiting our Canis gear, and Alex takes us through what makes the gear so efficient, as well as what the gear is made of. They Talk about Pants, Jackets, Undergarments, Socks, Gloves, Sleeping Bags and Duffel Bags, and what they believe makes great gear.

On this week's episode we are joined by new President of the Guide Outfitters Association Of British Columbia Aaron Fredlund. Aaron talks about how the association came to be as well as the needs it serves in the hunting, outdoors and political spaces in British Columbia. Aaron talks about his passions for the topic, what made him want to contribute, as well as what changes he will push for in his new role.

On this week's episode we are joined by the British Colombia guide of the year Zach Logan. Zach talks about the emotions he has surrounding winning guide of the year, as well as his journey to becoming the guide he is today. The guys also reminisce about some of there favorite memories wilderness hunting, and what character attributes make Zach such a good guide.