Podcast

Oooooops! is right, in the last of our 3 part series we go over some of the craziest and simplest things we have done or seen that you should NEVER do.

We are back with another great podcast that details an extraordinary story of living through adversity (aka embracing the suck) in a way that is almost inconceivable.  If it had not been well documented, it would be unbelievable.  Hit they play button below to listen in as Craig details......

Is Craig FINALLY stumped? Is Craig confused? Whats going on? Find out what he doesn’t know - and why...

Some are simple, others are just plain ridiculous.  Whatever the root reason, there are many common mistakes made while on the trail.  Join Tracy and Craig as they discuss some of the ones they have come across over the years.....

Have you ever heard the word BIOECONOMY?  When you think of that word do you think of terrorism?  If you were like me, most likely no.  It should give you pause for consideration.  After listening to my podcast, you may come to the same conclusion that I did.  That China's use of BIOECONOMY as a weapon......

Tracy and myself back together for another podcast jam-packed full of useful helps, hints, and observations.  Some of these common mistakes are simple, others are rather hilarious, and others could be downright deadly.

There are...so....many....names....for....things in nature.  How is a person to remember them all? The simple truth is that you cant. 

Part 2 discussing the myth of Kentucky as "A Dark and Bloody Ground".  In part 2 Craig discusses the persistence of this myth and how you can learn about native and abo skills and tools in the Red River Gorge.

The idea that Kentucky was a "Dark and Bloody Ground" is one that is grounded in storytelling and myth.  Why does this still exist today?  Join Craig in this look back into history.  

In this part 1 of 3, I discuss some of the reasons to consider hunting as a way of providing food for you and/or your family.  It includes my thoughts on: 

• The hunter's paradox, why many hunters kill the things they love.
• Venison as a superior organic protein source
• Some of the great things I have seen from the deerstand.

In this episode Tracy and Craig discuss thermoregulation.   Big word for "how to stay warm".  We talk mindset, skills, tactics and LOTS of gear.  Another good one where you have two very experienced outdoorsman who sometimes do the same thing, and sometimes do things differently.  All the time we do what we can to help you learn from our successes and mistakes.    

In this podcast, I share some insight into the first Thanksgiving.  Actually, it wasn't called that at all.  I share a piece from the journal of one William Bradford (artistic representation here), who was present at the get-together.  I then share some "fact vs fiction" factoids that you will enjoy.