Robbie Kroger of Blood Origins joins the podcast to discuss the complex relationship between hunting and conservation.

Steve Speck and Mark Huelsing of Exo Mountain Gear join me for a behind-the-scenes look at their newest pack design; the K4. After over three years in development and a decade of pack-building experience, the K4 is a finely tuned design and the best pack Exo has designed.

In the years since I began hunting with traditional archery equipment, I’ve had a handful of odd interactions with the non-hunter or anti-hunter. It seems that when I mention I’m hunting with a traditional bow, they pocket their views on hunting not being necessary or cruel and instead commend me for using primitive equipment.

Kevin Bixby is the Executive Director of the SW Environmental Center and joins the podcast to discuss his views on why hunting ISN'T conservation and why it's important to begin including all user groups in the decisions involving conservation efforts.

Aron Snyder is the President of Kifaru International and has countless hours in the field learning about what works and what doesn't. On this episode of The By Land Podcast, we get to know Aron, Kifaru, and those lessons learned.

On this episode of The By Land Podcast, I'm going to help you navigate your next gear purchase so you can save more money, expand your capabilities in the outdoors.

I went home early from a backpacking trip and I think it's worth exploring why.

Jeff Balch is the founder of Basemap, a navigation app for your smartphone. On this episode we dive into HOW Jeff uses and manages his application and how it plays a role in his backcountry success as well as what sets it apart from other apps.

A Solo Show where I answer 12 questions that have come up from the popular "Backpacking" group on Facebook.

Matt Hardinge brings a new look to backpacking in the form of upland bird hunting. We talk about the film he helped create about pursuing the Himalayan Snow Cock, conservation, and what Pheasants Forever is doing to save bird habitat.

This is a solo show recapping the 2019 Exo Mountain Gear Death Hike.  I cover what the hike is, how it went, and more importantly my lessons learned and takeaways.

Frans shares his journey in backpacking and his thoughts after a recent experience in the mountains where having only the essentials helped him get out of a potential sticky situation.

Kyle Kamp is a Registered Dietitian who has a big passion for the outdoors.  On this episode, we dive into why a "junk food" diet in the mountains works and what actually happens to the body when it's in performance mode.

Mark Lampman doesn't let age deter him from having an adventure or define what he can and can't do.  For me, Mark is an inspiration and someone who we can all learn from and aspire to be like.

Jared Frasier is the Executive Director of 2% for Conservation, a Non-Profit that certifies that brands and individuals are donating 1% of their time and 1% of their money to conservation efforts.  This episode is gold!

Johnny Mack is the creator of WAbackcountry.com, a website dedicated to promoting mentorship in hunting.  If you're looking to get into hunting and don't know where or how to start, Johnny is you guy.

Why do we go to such great lengths to showcase wild places?  Brad Brooks of Argali Outdoors joins me for Episode 60 to explore this topic and much, much more!

Luxe Hiking Gear is a small outfit out of Forks, Washington that makes quality pyramid style shelters at an affordable price.  On this episode, we dive in to the brand and how to stay comfortable when the weather turns.

Josh Kirchner from The Dialed In Hunter joins me for a comparison conversation about how we've chosen our individual sleep systems.  Topics include, tents, bags, pads, and accessories.

This episode is all about finding your limits and pushing through.  Dan Solsman recently went through a defining experience where he was forced to dig deep and this is a chat about what it meant to come out on the other side.