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A quick update on pre-season scouting, some harsh reviews on some technology, and a somewhat aggressive motivational speech? Maybe rant is a better term…

In today’s episode Jake details an excerpt he has written about the 1959 earthquake in Montana known as the “Night of Terror”. Tips and tricks for visiting national parks are shared, as well as the official breakdown of this weeks book club book “Wild Rescues” by Kevin Grange. A new book is assigned.

Welcome back! The show must go on (with a new format of course.) And we are back and better than ever before! In this episode Jake talks about the new structure of the podcast moving forward, as well as getting scoped, catching a 94 pound paddlefish, and sitting in a tree for 12 hours in 100 degree heat. Listen in to enjoy the first episode of the revamped Adahy Adventures Podcast. Glad to have you back!

On today’s episode I talk about some prospective changes coming for Montana’s archery elk hunting season. Next, I discuss a problem that many people share in experience. Seasonal Affective Disorder. Or as many people refer to it as seasonal depression. I also discuss different activities, and methods you can partake in to fill the gap during the cold, and dark winter days.

Doing my best to explain the hiatus. An open and honest attempt to take a dive into mental health, and how it impacts our everyday lives. Part 1 of a 2 part series. This show will also vaguely discuss how things will look for Adahy Adventures moving forward in the future.

Doing my best to explain the hiatus. An open and honest attempt to take a dive into mental health, and how it impacts our everyday lives. Part 1 of a 2 part series. This show will also vaguely discuss how things will look for Adahy Adventures moving forward in the future.

On this weeks episode Jake talks about what NOT to do when setting your trail cameras out. (Like forgetting to bring SD cards.) Other topics include some tips on how to recreate safer, trail camera plans, and then unfortunate discussion of a fatal bear attack in Montana, as well as 2 missing persons.

On this weeks episode Jake discusses his personal goals for the upcoming 2021 hunting season. Other topics include fireworks, trail cam bans, and a little bit of life advice. Finally, Jake encourages everyone to write in with questions, comments, concerns, or complaints!

Today Jake goes solo and discusses the outlook for the upcoming 2021 Fall hunting season, as well as a general update on what’s happening now!

In this weeks episode Jake, Ethan, and Kendall discuss the documentary Missing 411 The Hunted. Despite Kendall not watching the right one we got the message across. Hunters have been going missing for years, and although there isn’t a working number of just how many are missing the problem still exists, and is more prevalent than ever. Wild theory’s have been growing in popularity as even coroners have failed to determine the exact cause of death in certain cases. Listen in as we discuss our thoughts and feelings on the issue at hand.

In this episode we cover all of the upcoming Spring events we have in the works. Starting with some turkey hunting basics we discuss what tactics will help Matt, and I have the best chance at harvesting a turkey this April. We then discuss the ins and outs of black bear hunting, and conservation as a whole. With our lakes clear of ice the bass bite has been good as well as other fishing stories told. Matt, and Ethan are introduced to Adahy nation in the podcast, so be sure to tune in!

Part 2 of our discussion with Branden Stevens and his successful 2020 bull elk hunt. In this episode we go through page after page of Branden’s own journaled first hand account of what ended up being a 20+ day hunt. Dissecting each individual day down to the most minuet details from the temperature of each day, to the amount of miles hiked per day. More elk encounters than most people might see in their lifetime, all in the span of 2 weeks.