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In this episode, Kolby Morehead and Linden Loren discuss the principles outlined in Linden's book 'Your Hunting Healthspan | 73 Ways Hunters Can Age Better & Prevent Disease'. They explore the importance of small lifestyle changes, the balance of stress, the power of optimism, and the significance of kindness and humility in the hunting community. The conversation emphasizes the need for a preventative approach to health, the value of learning from failure, and the impact of mindset on experiences in hunting and life. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the importance of perspective, accountability, self-awareness, and nurturing relationships, particularly in the context of hunting and personal growth. They discuss how adopting a positive perspective can change one's life, the rarity of accountability in today's society, and the significance of self-awareness in balancing personal and external influences. The conversation culminates in the emphasis on nurturing relationships during the off-season, highlighting that family and connections are fundamental to a fulfilling life.

On this episode of the the huntcast we chat with Charles Whitwam and Mike Costello to learn about Howl for Wildlife.  Check it out and keep on guarding the gate.

In this episode of the Bear Hunting Magazine Huntcast, we talk with Joe Kondelis about the American Bear Foundation.  This is a great convo between Kolby and Joe about the upcoming Bear Banquet and what the ABF is.  They talk about some of the things it will take for bear hunting to stick around.  We think you'll like it, enjoy!

Kolby is joined by Jared Newman from Hunt League to talk about finding your tribe.  Whether a new or seasoned hunter it's important to have people to share our adventures with.  Kolby and Jared talk about both the importance of having a support structure and some of the ways they've found theirs.  

In this episode of the Bear Hunting Magazine Huntcast, Kolby is joined by author and BHM columnist @bozeandbears to talk about the things we bring on a bear hunt. 

Did you know that there are several reasons for using a suppressor and it's not just for the sound?  In this episode we are talking to Brandon Maxwell from Diligent Defense about the benefits of suppressors, how to choose the right one, and the process from purchase to having it on your firearm.

Brandon White from Next Level Premium Pet Food joins Kolby today to talk about the history of Next Level, why both the quality and manufacturing process matter, and how to choose the right dog food for your hound.This may be more than you ever wanted to know about dog food but we found it fascinating. Check out Next Level on their: FacebookInstagramWebsiteYoutube

Some things are hardwired into a hound and most things are taught and shaped by their handler.  On this episode of the Huntcast, we're joined by dog training junkie, Heath Hyatt.  Heath has a long experience training both K9 and hunting dogs.  We're talking to him about how the things he's learned from other working and sport dogs helps train and handle his bear dogs.  You might even learn how to get a handle on your house dog.  

In this episode, we're talking to three of our good outfitters to see the differences in how they bait.  These outfitters all get mature bears and live within a few hours of each other.  There's a lot of collective experience in this episode!  If there is one thing we love, it's talking about baiting in mature bruins!

In this episode, Kolby is joined by Rich Geres of Eastern Sky Guiding to recap his hunt with them.  Kolby took a big 427 lb bruin on day four of this hunt.  Throughout the episode, there are a lot of nuggets of bear knowledge.  This is a fun conversation after a week of laughing and good hunting.  Special thanks to Rich and Marla Geres for an incredible experience.  #GuardTheGate

How do you tell the difference between a male and female bear?  We'll give you some ways to think it through in the first ever BHM Short where bear biologist, Myron Means, gives us a breakdown of how he thinks about it and what he looks for.  It's a sub ten minute podcast, you got time for it!  Thanks for listening!!

We all have our dream bucket list hunt that we feel may always be out of our reach.  Today we're talking to Jana Waller from Carbon TV's, Skullbound Chronicles, who recently returned from a 10 day long bucket list hunt with her husband in interior Alaska.  Jana shares two great stories about the hunt, it's a nail biter!!  We know you'll enjoy this one, stay classy and keep guarding the gate!

We've all seen good and bad taxidermy.  Preserving our memories in the field and paying respect to the bear after the hunt is important to bear hunters.  Hunter's and taxidermists both have important roles to play in preserving the memory from hide care to all the steps in the taxidermy processes.   Bears are a difficult animal to mount and we're talking about it in this episode of the Bear Hunting Magazine Huntcast!

Kolby is joined by die hard bear hunter Josh Kirchner, @dialedinhunter, to talk about how he finds success in the dry arid mountains of Arizona chasing black bears.  Make sure and check out his new book on how to become a bow hunter, it's available now on Amazon.

"My state doesn't allow baiting and I don't have hounds, how do I find a bear?"  That is by far one of the most common questions we get asked and the answer is alway's, "find the food, find the bear."  In this podcast we sit down with large carnivore biologist, Myron Means, to talk about what food we should be following to find the bears in the Eastern Desciduous Forest  This could also make you a better houndsman or bait hunter too in our humble opinion.   ***** WARNING - THIS EPISODE COULD MAKE YOU A BETTER BEAR HUNTER!  *********