Come Out Heavy Hunting Podcast

EPISODE 089 — JUST THE GASSHOLESElk season is days away, BC industry is taking another beating, and somehow Curt can handle the mountains but apparently can’t handle getting blood drawn.Devin and Curt are back for another Just the Gassholes, kicking things off with Curt’s hospital visit and an unfortunate encounter with a needle that ends with him hitting the deck. From there, the conversation gets a little more serious as the boys dig into BC mill closures and what those shutdowns actually mean for workers, contractors, truckers, families, and small communities that depend on resource industries.Then it’s time for what everyone has been waiting for: September.The boys break down final elk-season prep, scouting and trail-cam intel, gear, rifles, and plans heading into the opener. Devin also gives his first impressions after finally getting behind the new Fierce Rage LR in .300 PRC—which naturally leads into another round of the internet telling them they apparently have “too much gun” for moose.Things get heated when the conversation turns to the Nelson-area grizzly saga. After the sow and one yearling were killed and the two remaining bears were relocated, both resurfaced around Christina Lake—with another eventually being killed after continuing to frequent human-use areas and access garbage. Devin and Curt dig into the backlash against Conservation Officers, the vigil held for the sow, food-conditioned bears, human responsibility, and the uncomfortable reality of what happens when wildlife loses its fear of people.Finally, the boys discuss disturbing allegations of remote airstrips and floatplane access being sabotaged in Northern BC and the WSSBC’s call for information.Hunting, rifles, elk season, BC industry, grizzlies, politics, and plenty of shit talking.Just the Gas Holes is back.

Episode 088 — Moose Hunt, Film & Gear PrepThe Northern BC hunt is getting close, and it’s time to figure out how the hell we’re actually going to pull this thing off.Devin and Curt are joined by Dalton Petersen of Northern Son Media, who’ll be behind the camera for this fall’s Northern BC adventure. The boys break down the plan for a remote moose hunt with the possibility of chasing late-season sheep — starting from a wall tent base camp, but staying ready to spike out when the hunt demands it.They get into the realities of preparing for remote northern country: cold weather, freezing water, river crossings, grizzlies, gear failures, long days and everything that can go sideways when you’re a long way from home.In this episode:Wall tent base camp vs. being ready to spike outBuilding a sleep system for cold Northern BC nightsWater filtration and storage when temperatures drop below freezingTrucks, quads, walking-beam trailers, winches, chains and spare parts.300 PRCs, bullet choice and rifle setup for moose and mountain huntingDalton’s approach to filming hunts from inside the experienceKeeping the film raw and authentic while stepping up the production qualityLessons Dalton has learned filming goats, sheep and other tough backcountry huntsFinding the balance between an old-school moose camp and bringing enough comfort to actually enjoy two weeks in the bushDalton also gives us a look at how he approaches hunt films — capturing the bullshit, camp life, struggles and personalities along with the kill. The goal isn’t to manufacture a story. It’s to put the cameras in the middle of the hunt and let the story happen.This one is part gear talk, part hunt planning and part figuring shit out before three guys disappear into Northern BC for two weeks.Moose. Sheep. Cameras. Cold weather. Questionable decisions.Sounds like a Come Out Heavy hunt.

Episode 87 – Brogan Didier | Artist, Outfitter & Mountain HunterThis week we're joined by Brogan Didier from Chetwynd, BC—hunter, wildlife artist, owner of Burnt River Outfitters, and creator of the Pine Princess elk call.We dive into Brogan's upbringing in an outfitting family, growing up in the mountains of Northern BC, and how a lifelong obsession with wildlife turned into creating some of the most recognizable hunting artwork in Canada.The conversation covers Stone sheep, mountain goat adventures with Dalton from Northern Son Media, elk hunting, moose calling, guiding clients from around the world, hilarious outfitting stories, and why hunting has changed so much over the last couple of decades.We also get into the growing grizzly bear population in Northern BC, the challenges it's creating for hunters and outfitters, and the upcoming documentary project Brogan and Dalton have been working on.If you're passionate about mountain hunting, wildlife art, elk calling, or just enjoy swapping stories with good people, this one's for you.In this episode:Growing up in an outfitting familyBecoming a self-taught wildlife artistCreating the Pine Princess elk callStone sheep and mountain goat adventuresHunting with Dalton from Northern Son MediaBurnt River OutfittersElk calling tactics and lessons learnedMoose hunting during the rutFunny outfitter/client storiesNorthern BC grizzly bear managementWhy hunting has changed over the yearsCheck Brogan out on Socials @haywire.wildlife.artEnjoy the show!==

Episode 086 – Just the GassholesSummer is officially here, which means the countdown to hunting season is on.In this episode, Devin and Curt catch up on everything that's happened over the last few weeks—from trail cameras, scouting trips, camping projects, and Kokanee fishing plans to LEH draw frustrations and the reality that September is coming fast.Devin shares a spring backcountry scouting trip with Evan Gurks, a close-range wolf encounter while training with his pack, and the release of their newest hunt film, 40 Rams Left Off the Highway? Meanwhile, Curt finally solves the mystery behind his overheating jet boat... only to discover a brand new problem.The boys also dive into:Why hunting content can help—or hurt—the future of hunting.The Aaron Snyder controversy and responsibility in the public eye.Mindless Hunter blocking them (again).What your text messages say about your hunting partners.Rapid-fire "Gas Hole or Cuck?" questions.Gear regrets, mountain hunting skills, and plenty of the usual abuse.If you're counting down the days until September, this one's for you.

EP. 085 — Last Chance MooseWhat started as a dream moose hunt deep in the Canadian wilderness quickly turned into one of the wildest survival stories we’ve ever heard. On this episode, the boys sit down with four hunters fresh off an absolute chaos-filled backcountry adventure that tested their grit, friendships, and ability to adapt when literally everything went wrong.From busted trailers before the trip even started, to forgotten fuel and food, to freezing portages through slush and ice — this hunt became a full-on battle against the wilderness. Add in dangerous rapids, gear failures, brutal weather, and multiple grizzly encounters that still haunt the crew, and you’ve got a story that feels more like a survival movie than a hunting trip.But somehow… through all the chaos, the boys managed to get it done and harvest a moose.In this episode we dive into:Near-disaster moments navigating rapids and icy crossingsIntense grizzly bear encounters that changed the tone of the trip instantlyThe brutal physical and mental grind of hauling gear and meat through freezing conditionsEquipment failures, hard lessons, and survival decisions made on the flyThe brotherhood forged through stress, suffering, and shared adventureWhy hunts like this become stories you’ll tell for the rest of your lifeThis one is raw, hilarious, intense, and packed full of the kind of real backcountry chaos that every hunter secretly craves and fears at the same time. Whether you’re into hunting, wilderness survival, or just hearing what happens when regular guys push themselves way beyond their comfort zone — this episode delivers.Huge thanks to the crew for coming on and sharing the full story behind the adventure.Follow the boys from the trip:📸 Connor Gabbott Instagram📸 Matt Henry InstagramIf you’ve ever wondered what you’re really made of when things go sideways in the backcountry… this episode is for you.heres a link to the you tube video check it out!Last Chance Moose

In this episode, we sit down with Steve Speck and Mark Huelsing of Exo Mountain Gear—two guys who have spent decades pushing themselves in the mountains and redefining what hunting gear should be. This conversation goes far beyond packs and gear; it’s about the mindset, experiences, and lessons that only come from doing hard things in wild places.We dig into the true essence of mountain hunting—why it demands more from you physically and mentally, and why that’s exactly what keeps us coming back. Steve and Mark share the stories that shaped their journey, from early hunting roots to building Exo into one of the most respected names in backcountry gear.We also get deep into the evolution of pack design—what actually matters when you're miles in, under heavy load, and how small adjustments in fit and function can make or break a hunt. From packout strategies and load management to common mistakes guys make in the backcountry, there’s a ton of practical value in this one.But at its core, this episode is about more than gear—it’s about resilience, shared suffering, and the kind of camaraderie that only comes from pushing limits in tough conditions. The stories, the lessons, and the mindset behind it all are what really stand out.If you’re passionate about mountain hunting—or want to be—this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Episode 83 – Just the GassholesNo guests, no script—just Devin and Curt back on the mics doing what they do best: talking shit and telling it how it is.This one’s all over the map—in the best way. The boys break down Olympic hockey takes, beer league wins, and the reality of juggling ice time with hunting season in BC. From sheep, moose, and caribou stories to gear that’s way overrated, nothing’s off-limits.They also dig into the state of hunting content online—calling out the clickbait, the BS, and what’s real anymore. Plus, a brand-new segment makes its debut: “Are You a Gas Hole?”… and yeah, you might be one.Wrap it up with some rapid-fire questions, a few strong opinions, and a classic rant about terrible drivers in the fast lane.Just two guys, unfiltered conversation, and a whole lot of gas.Make sure you hit that like and subscribe button support the boys! and head over to COMEOUTHEAVY.CA to pick up some merch!

Fresh off the chaos of Sheep Show weekend, Devin and Curt sit down to recap it all — the good, the gritty, and the slightly hungover. From rough recovery mornings and questionable sleep scores to the aftermath of a few too many drinks, the boys kick things off with a real look at surviving one of the biggest mountain hunting gatherings of the year.They break down highlights from the weekend including the RAM Awards, the launch of the new Come Out Heavy website and merch, and the unforgettable moments that only happen when a community of die-hard mountain hunters gets together. The conversation dives into gear talk — including excitement around new packs, proper backpack fitting, and the innovations shaping modern hunting equipment.Of course, it wouldn’t be Sheep Show without a little chaos. From silent auction madness to a hilarious backpack race that brought out everyone’s competitive side, the weekend delivered plenty of laughs and stories.The guys also reflect on the deeper side of the event — the camaraderie, meeting listeners and friends, the growing hunting community, and the volunteers who make it all happen.This episode is a raw, funny, and honest recap of a legendary weekend surrounded by mountain hunters who all share the same passion.Come Out Heavy — real hunters, real stories, and the kind of weekends you need a few days to recover from. 🐏🎙️💪CHECK OUT - comeoutheavy.ca

🎙️ Come Out Heavy Podcast – Episode 081February feels like April and we don’t know whether to grab the snowshoes or the lawn chairs.We kick things off catching up on the unusually warm winter we’re having and how it’s messing with everything from training to getting outside. It sends us down a rabbit hole of hard labor stories from our younger years — the kind of work that sucked in the moment but built grit, perspective, and a deep appreciation for physical effort. The kind of “Type 2 fun” that only gets better with time.We also dig into something that’s been on our minds — authenticity in hunting and social media. The highlight reels, the grip-and-grins, the filtered mountain sunsets… and the importance of keeping it real. Because at the end of the day, it’s the shared suffering, the community, and the honest stories that actually matter.And speaking of community… the Hunt Expo is right around the corner, and we’re fired up about it. Events like these remind us why we love this lifestyle — the handshakes, the conversations, the gear talk, and the brotherhood that ties it all together.This week we’re joined by Kyle Stelter — the heart and driving force behind the Wild Sheep Society of BC. If you care about wild sheep, conservation, and the future of hunting in this province, this conversation matters.Kyle breaks down:The growth of their podcast (264+ episodes and counting)How conservation dollars are actually making an impactWhy events like the Northern Fundraiser are criticalThe balance between growing hunting expos while keeping that tight-knit culture aliveThe rise of vendor participation and what it says about the strength of our communityThe power of Sheep Hunter University and education for new huntersWe also dive into:Innovative gear like XO and why quality mattersWhy supporting vendors at expos keeps this industry aliveThe excitement of raffles and show-only opportunitiesHow 3D scanning technology is changing the way hunters preserve memoriesThe brotherhood that comes from shared mountain experiencesKyle brings perspective, passion, and a no-nonsense commitment to conservation. This one isn’t just about sheep — it’s about stewardship, culture, and keeping the fire burning for the next generation.If you care about the future of hunting in BC, this episode hits heavy.Community. Conservation. Authenticity. Brotherhood.That’s Episode 081.Come Out Heavy.🐏 Guest: Wild Sheep Society of BC CEO Kyle Stelter

Come Out Heavy Podcast – Episode 80This one’s a special episode.We sit down with Omer Hrbinic from Precision Optics in Quesnel, BC, and his son Jackson—who’s jumping on the mic for his very first podcast. Together, they walk us through an unforgettable hunting season that included two northern BC sheep hunts, one of which was Jackson’s first sheep hunt ever.On the second hunt, things go from memorable to downright unreal as Jackson tells the full story of killing his first ram—a hard-earned, emotional moment that most hunters only dream of.Beyond the hunt stories, this episode dives into what really matters:being able to chase wild places together as father and son, learning side by side, and the pride that comes from watching each other grow—both as hunters and as people.No fluff. Just real stories, real emotion, and a reminder of why we do this in the first place.This one hits home.Check them out here!https://www.precisionoptics.net/

In Episode 079 of the Come Out Heavy Podcast, we sit down with Rydell Reinbold, owner and operator of Aziak Equipment—a guy who lives and breathes mountain hunting and builds gear the same way he hunts: with zero fluff and zero shortcuts.Rydell shares some of his favorite hunting stories, the hard lessons learned deep in the mountains, and how those experiences shaped the way he designs and builds gear. We dig into how Aziak Equipment got started, why function always comes before hype, and what really matters when your gear has to perform miles from the truck and days from help.This episode is a raw, honest conversation about mountain hunting, gear that’s built with purpose, and the mindset required to consistently show up in tough country. If you’re tired of marketing buzzwords and want to hear from someone who actually uses what he builds, this one’s for you.No fluff. No shortcuts. Just mountain hunting done right.

On. this episode we sit down for a proper end-of-season catch-up and break down how the final weeks of hunting shook out across British Columbia. We dive into recent grizzly bear attacks and other ongoing stories unfolding in BC that are impacting hunters, backcountry users, and wildlife management alike.This episode also features special guest Evan Gurks — a close friend of the show and a die-hard BC mountain hunter. Evan shares his full journey of perseverance, mistakes, lessons learned, and near misses over eight years of chasing Stone sheep, culminating in finally harvesting his first BC Stone ram. It’s an honest, gritty look at what long-term mountain commitment really takes.From season reflections and current events to hard-earned mountain wisdom, this one’s for the hunters who understand that success is built over years, not weekends.

On this episode of Come Out Heavy, the Gassholes saddle up for a wide-ranging, no-filter breakdown of the latest in the BC hunting world. We kick things off with a recap of our most recent mule deer hunt in British Columbia—what worked, what didn’t, and how a brutally timed flat tire tried its best to end the trip early.From there, we dive into the string of recent grizzly bear attacks across BC and Alberta, and the ongoing challenges around predator management. It’s a conversation that needs to happen, and we’re not shy about saying the quiet parts out loud.We also wade into the highly controversial discussions happening right now around “land back” initiatives and First Nations land use in BC—offering thoughts and opinions on what’s being said, Rounding things out, we talk about the highs, lows, and outright dangers of having the wrong (or right) hunting partner in the mountains. From the guys who save the day to the ones who nearly ruin it.A classic Gassholes episode: honest, gritty, and unapologetically honest.

In this action-packed episode, we’re recapping the 2025 elk season with a deep dive into three successful elk hunts that went down during the peak of the September rut. From bugles at first light to heart-pounding close encounters, all three bulls were taken using calling strategies—no spot-and-stalks, no ambushes, just pure elk vocalization tactics at their finest.We break down each hunt:🦌 Dev's evening bull where him and Matt went out for there first hunt together this year. 🦌 Curt's Solo elk call in and kill before work!🦌 and a Silent 340 inch 7 point Dev called in hunting in a new area. Tune in to hear the full stories, calling setups, gear choices, and lessons learned from the rut-fueled chaos. If you're an elk hunter, or just obsessed with the thrill of chasing screaming bulls in September, this is one episode you won’t want to miss.🔥 Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review—it helps more hunters find the show!

"The Grand Finale: Jet Boats, Elk Hunts & Gear Talk"In this final installment of our Jet Boat Hunt Series, we’re wrapping things up with a recap of our elk hunting adventure — the highs, the lows, and everything in between. From early mornings glassing ridgelines to those adrenaline-packed moments, we’re breaking down what worked and what didn’t out in the field.But the trip wasn’t over when the tags weren't punched — the wild jet boat ride out of the river might’ve been the most intense part of the whole journey. You won’t want to miss that story.We’re also diving into some gear highlights from the trip: what stood up to the test, what surprised us, and what we might leave behind next time.If you’ve followed the series this far — thank you. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe so you don’t miss any future hunts, reviews, and wild stories from the backcountry.

We're back from our northern BC Jet Boat hunt and after 12 wicked days in the mountains we have allot to unpack and recap about this hunt. If you haven't followed along with this Series there are 3 previous Parts to check out. This is part 1 of 2 of our hunt recap.If you haven't left us a review yet please take the time to leave us one as it helps us grow our show. and also hit that subscribe button! Enjoy the show!

On part 3 of our jet boat hunt series we have a great chat recording while driving north heading on our hunt. we go over emotions leading up to a hunt, final prep, food hunt plans and answer some listener questions. Help us out by leaving a review and hit that subscribe button to stay up to date on episodesenjoy the show!

Part 2 is an amazing interview with Mike Jones from Mike Jones Knife and Tool. Mike is a humble and yet a master class Knife maker from Quesnel BC. Mike grew up in Ontario but the west coast mountains were calling his name and he moved out to BC and put down some roots. His knowledge and craftsmanship of knives and bush craft tools is really something amazing.Enjoy the show

On this episode the boys were attempting to make a intro to Mike Jones interview and well... things got carried away! With sheep season upon us there was just to much to talk about that they decided to make it a two part episode.Part 1 being the Gassholes and Part 2 Being the Interview with mike. enjoy the shows!

This is Part 2 of our Northern BC Jet boat hunting series, on this episode we go over the majority of the gear we are bringing on our 2 week hunt into the northern Rockies. From vehicle/trailer prep, Jet Boating gear and going over a bunch of our backpacking gear for mountains of northern British Columbia. If your liking our show help us out by leaving a review or comment, share us with friends and hit that subscribe button.

We welcome back good friend and one of our favorite guests to have on the show Omer Hrbinic from Precision Optics. If you dont know who he is, our what he means to hunting and conservation in BC you have been living under a rock. We cover new gear hes excited about, a little tariff talk and what that means to the industry, Curt getting out shooting a 7mm backcountry for the first time and as always a few offside stories and tales mixed in between. Be sure to find Omer and Precision Optics on the socials and give him a follow to always stay up to date on everything there getting up to Do us a favor and hit that subscribe button, and leave a review or give us a rating

Its almost summer, and only a few months from sheep openers up north, we cover a bunch of topics on our mind this time of year, a bit on politics with recent election results, a couple gear chats and a few stories in between.Help us out and leave a review give us a share and hit that subscribe button to stay up to date on new episodes.

Todays episode is part 1 of our jet boat hunt series. "Planning" is what is on the agenda today, and there is a lot of it that goes into these style of hunts. Style , areas, transportation, game, seasons, time off and much much more... come along and listen to how we sort through the weeds of planning a epic trip.

Todays episode we got to sit down with the former president of the Tahltan central government, Chad Norman Day. The boys talk about the history of the Tahltan people, predator management and the grizzly bear hunt closure and many other topics! Chad brings a lot of InSite to the issues for the communities in the north.Enjoy the show!

The sub zero temperatures are disappearing, early spring possibly in the air and most importantly the boys are back from the Wild Sheep Society of BC's 2025 Hunt Expo in Penticton. On this episode they recap the highs and lows of the event and touch on a few other topics. As always, filled with laughs and chirps. Enjoy the show!

On this episode we have a wicked chat with a BC beauty, ex pro hockey player, sturgeon fishing guide/outfitter and conservationist Kevin Estrada. Kevin is owner operator of one of the premier sturgeon fishing outfits on the Fraser River, known for there world class hospitality and catching some of the largest sturgeon out there, they are also at the forefront of issues with conservation and management of sturgeon and the Fraser river fishery. Not a traditional hunting episode but we get deep dive into his hockey career, fishing conservation and evolvement during the floods in the lower mainland in 2024. Make sure you check Kevin and his team out on the socials and show them your support!If you like this episode make sure you hit that like button and subscribe to us to stay up to date on future episode drops.

On this episode we were lucky to convince Matt Mccabe to come on the show. Matt is one of the youngest directors with the Wild Sheep Society of BC, a born and raised BC resident hunter with lots of experience hunting in the backcountry. We go over the upcoming Mountain Hunting expo and salute to conservation event that he plays a big part in, and get him to tell us some great stories from some of his hunts as well. Please hit that like and subscribe button and give us a follow. Also be sure to check out the Wild Sheep Society of BC and give them your support.

On this episode we sit down with Shane Palmer from Saddle Ax Outfitters out of Creston BC. Shane has been hunting the mountains of BC his whole life and has a vast amount of experience in the elk woods via horseback. Their outfit is known for horseback adventure hunts taking there clients deep into the heart of the Kootenays. We pull allot of great stories out of Shane, from raising a hunting family, life with horses, trials and tribulations of guiding and of course some hunting tales. Pleas drop us a like and a follow if your liking the show

2024 had a lot of ups and a few downs, in this episode Devin and Curt go over the trials and tribulations of the 2024 season. 2025 is just around the corner and we hope everyone have a great Christmas and a happy new year.

Another elk season in the books and we had an eventful one this year. We have our hunting partner Matt Peschke back on to help us recap the season. With 2 bulls down this year we go over the hunts and tell stories of many of the encounters we had. Again, if your liking the show please hit that like and subscribe button to help us grow our show.

Hunting season is upon us! Elk season is about to wrap up and things are getting spicy in our world. Have a listen as the boys do a brief recap of the season so far and the shots that have been fired (actually and metaphorically).

After a busy summer we finally found some time to record a show. on this episode we go over some new gear, talk about sheep hunting, some current events including Alberta Grizzly bear hunting and CWD stations in BC. and touch on our plans for elk hunting this upcoming season. It would helps us out if you would hit that like and subscribe button and leave us a comment

We had an awesome convo with Mark Denham from Outdoorsmans. Outdoorsmans are most commonly known for having what is considered the toughest tripods on the market. We go over in depth with Mark what makes a great tripod and what hunters should really be caring about. Tripods aren't the only robust product Outdoorsmans produces, they are a proud American based company that manufacture's a variety of different gear for the backcountry hunter that is after after the most dependable gear. Make sure to check them out and give them a like and follow. It would mean allot to us if you would take the time to leave us a review, and hit that like button if your enjoying the show.

We met Lars at the mountain hunting expo this past spring and wanted to get him on the show to talk hunting and of course boots, Lars is a young passionate mountain hunter who works with an awesome team, over at Crispi boots. If your liking our show please give it a like and hit that subscribe button to help us grow our audience and help keep this wagon running

On this episode we catch up on spring time plans, voice our thoughts on BC LEH and talk some hunting plans and thoughts on the year to come. If your liking our show please drop us a like and hit that subcribe button

You dont want to miss this one! We are thrilled bring you this episode! On this show we manage to get our dads Ken and Gary Gassoff to tell some stories fron there past and ours. It was an amazing time hearing great stories from moose camp to wild horses If your enjoying the show give us a rating and subscribe to stay up to date on all episodes

After many requests from the listeners to get Way back on we finally managed to get it done. If hunting stories is what your looking for this ones for you, we get the "Tornado" to give us all kinds of stories from moose, sheep, caribou and camp robbing bears from over the past years. If your enjoying our show please give us a rating and subcribe to make sure you catch all our shows!

A week after the wssbc Mtn hunting expo we sit down and recap some of the events and action that took place, we go down a few rabbit holes, of course critize our provincial government on poor management, tell some stories and finish with some grind my gears.

With the salute to conservation and hunt expo just around the corner, we thought no better time to get Joe Eppele back on the show, Joe was last on the show years back on Ep. 015. We get to here about his hunting success over the last couple years and talk sheep as well since Joe is a speaker at this years show. As always if you like the show hit that like and subscribe button

Proud to bring you our 50th episode! It feels only fitting on the eve of the newly labeled Sheep Show and mountain hunting expo to have two champions in conservation in BC back on the show. We deep dive into the sheep show this year and important topics surrounding sheep hunting and sheep conservation. Please share this elisode to help spread awarness about sheep management and support needed here in BC to ensure our hunting opportunties remain. As always give us a like, subscribe and follow

The boys are back for 2024! Moose hunts, Fall recap and grind my gears! The guys don't hold back any punches as they enter 2024. "New year new me", not for come out heavy. Same old guys, shootin from the hip and telling it how it is! Buckle up butter cup

On this episode we got to sit down with veteran search and rescue volunteer and instructor Dave Jephson, Dave is the manager of Terrace search and rescue and Avid hunter, we go over common misconceptions about emergency services, the dos and donts and of course hear some stories from rescues and hunting throughout BC. If you like this episode make sure to hit that subscribe button to stay up to date on all our episodes.

The trio of Curt, Devin and Matt Peschke sit down again to recap some stories from this years elk season, lots of action and a succesful year Dev and Matt connect on there biggest bull to date! Give it a listen if you like hearing elk hunting stories. Leave use a review and be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with our latest episodes

The boys are back! On this episode Curt sits down with Devin and Matt as they recap their successful northern BC stone sheep hunt. Hard hikes, thick brush, steep terrain and of course Coming Out Heavy.... Just how we like it! Enjoy the episode

On this episode Curt talks to Devin and Matt while they are on the road north. the boys pulled over for a quick bullshit session before the lose service for the next 2 weeks. This is Matts first sheep hunt so they go over Matts prep and expectations for this hunt. Enjoy this short episode and get ready for the next episode when the fellas are back!

On this episode we get Big G. Garrick Powell back in the hot seat. Garrick comes with a vast amount of expierence and time behind the highest end rifles in hunting today, when hes not working,hubting or being a Dad, he supports Precision optics with rifle builds, load development and testing. Be sure to stick around to the end, as the hunting stories get told later. If your liking the show be sure to give us a like subscribe and share with friends.

On this episode we sit down and catch up on some events from the spring, go over some news and topics around the hunting world, touch on the LEH and tell a few stories along the way. Be sure to like and subscribe and share our show with anyone you think would like it!

On this episode we have Omer Hrbinic from Precision Optics back on. Omer is known around the industry especially in BC for his leadership in conservation knowledge of rifles and optics and a real way with words. We dive in to a few hot topics from the recent sheep show, share our opinions on the new wokeness of society these days, and go over the new Fierce CT rifles we are running this year. Tune in for another uncut episode with the boys!

Just over a week ago we got back from the Sheep Show in Kamloops, this is Wild Sheep Society of BCs main fundraiser event for the year, and like most years becomes a bit of a piss up for the boys, with many athlete beers going down. We catch up on a few things in this episode, go over some new gear we got to put our hands on and recap the events from the show. Make sure to check out the wild Sheep Society of BC and donate or become a member if you can. Leave us comment and like and subscribe to the show to stay up to date on recent episodes.

We finally get back behind the mics and catch up on things from 2022 and talk about the future and whats happening in 2023.