Beyond the Kill

There are some brands that represent more than the products they manufacture and sell. Schnee’s is without a doubt one of those brands in the mountain and western hunting space. 

Not only do they p…

Trevor’s background and list of pursuits and passions is varied to say the least. Former SEAL, BASE jumper, bowhunter, artist, photographer, and an assistant hunting guide in Alaksa. There’s even mor…

On this episode, longstanding friend of the show and committed conservationist, Peter Gutsche, shares the unique ideas being applied to bighorn sheep conservation in the Okanagan Valley of BC and som…

On this episode, we’ve got a reposted interview from last year that dives into planning and goal setting. This is the time of year when the upcoming season’s hunting plans are being solidified and/or…

On this episode, Nolan Osborne, aka NMO, is back to cover his evolving thoughts on guns and gear. These subjects were meant to be covered in his previous episode but time ran short so, he’s back to d…

On this episode, Zack Boughton of the recently reinvigorated Montana Wild sits down for some serious hot takes on the hunting and shooting industry and the inspiration behind re-launching Montana Wil…

On this episode, another key figure in the history of the JMH/BTK, Connor Gabbott, is on the show to cover a wide range of topics. Adventure hunts, simple ways to make a great meal in the field, risk…

On this episode, Tanner returns to the show to share Frontiersmen Gear’s event plans for 2025, the realities of growing and scaling an outdoor business while keeping values top of mind, and some less…

On this episode, a key figure in the history of The Journal of Mountain Hunting and BTK podcast graces the mics again to share some incredible stories from the 2024 guiding season. NMO’s experience, …

On this episode, Kyle Stelter, the CEO of the Wild Sheep Society of BC is back to dive into all the reasons why you need to get yourself to one of the WSSBC’s shows this year.  

The Mountain Huntin…

On this episode, the one and only Gray Thornton, President & CEO of the Wild Sheep Foundation, shares all the amazing work the WSF and it’s family of supporters, chapters, affiliates and partners hav…

On this episode, repeat guest Ryan Holm is back on the show to discuss how Leica is taking their already impressive legacy in the optics realm to a whole new level.  

The conversation also touches …

On this episode, Greg McHale shares his perspectives on a number of topics related to hunting, conservation, mentorship, business and the ways in which we can come together as an industry and communi…

On this episode, Matt Gagnon shares the powerful capabilities of dogs trained for blood tracking and recovery of big game. Matt and his colleagues across the US are deeply passionate dog owners and p…

On this episode, John Barklow is back yet again to talk about his recent trip to Africa to hunt Cape Buffalo with a bow and dig into the new Hyperdown Collection from Sitka. From the nail biting stor…

On this episode, Dan Durston shares the story behind Canadian based Durston Gear and their innovative ultralight tents and backpacking products. As a self-professed gear nerd and highly experienced b…

On this episode, the tables were turned and the crew from Shoot2Hunt asked all the questions. From gear to guns, to who to follow on social media and some (mostly true) stories, there’s something for…

On this episode, pro lacrosse player and coach Kyle Hartzell shares his story of becoming an avid backcountry hunter, his love for hunting elk with a bow (and the mountains in general), and how train…

On this show, Kyle Stelter, CEO of the Wild Sheep Society of BC, shares his insights and observations about the current state of wildlife management in BC and other jurisdictions in Canada and the US…

Elk season is here and with that in mind, we’re bringing you an elk-focused episode from a few years ago with Dylan Eyers of EatWild.  

Dylan has decades of experience chasing elk in BC and shares…