Into the Timber

Muleys, Newfie Moose, and Seal steaks. Ashley Stuckless from High BC joins us as we discuss special hunts coming up this season. We also explore the past- revisiting stories from the high alpine of BC to the eastern shores of the Maritimes. We are fortunate to share these unique experiences and perspectives from a greatly skilled ambassador of the hunting world.

Whitetail, Muleys & the differences/similarities between hunting both. The traits of these polar-opposite landscapes differentiate our stories while simultaneously uniting us via universal battles, inherent to a Hunter's journey.

"True beauty and true art" is a map littered with pins. E-scouting can provide a plethora of info when searching for prospective hunting spots. However, "Boots on the ground beats it all. It always will".

Spring Black Bear hunting has quickly become a favorite time of year for Spencer. Tactical breakdowns, critical analysis, and re-evaluation. Patience is rewarded. Check out the video on Youtube @Truetineoutdoors.

Equipped with extensive outdoors knowledge, Eric seems to often be the one teaching us about Nature. Having worked in forests and water most his career, his experience in the outside world inevitably results in unique stories and perspectives. We debrief how this year went and what we're aspiring to accomplish, next season.

From family to deer, bears and fear- we delve into how our journeys began as new hunters. Although dawned differently, our paths share many similarities. We hope to enlighten and intrigue new/aspiring hunters as well as offer, to those more seasoned, moments of reflection as they may contemplate their own roots.

A devil- an angel. Depends which story you're referring to. Frank, the black lab, has a bold personality and a stoke that never waivers. Learn how he's gained comfortability, proficiency, and poise in the bush- specifically finding ungulate sheds.

Spencer shares his reconnaissance from the Hunting Expo in Penticton. Sheep, goat & all things mountain- as well as gear, products, etc.

Texada island is a special place. It's beautiful, dark, and challenging. Tiny deer roam this island and they're what keep us coming back every year.