Hunt Quietly

Matt and Bob discuss the potential for improving hunting through traditional archery units and seasons.

Matt and Richard Prideaux discuss hunting in Great Britain.

Matt talks with Ken Madson, a newish hunter that was drawn afield by hunting media.

Matt talks mental health and hunting social media with therapist and hunter Matt Feinauer.

Matt talks with lifelong hunter and Bureau of Land Management outdoor recreation planner Jared Oakleaf.

In this episode, Matt talks with Tyler Kath of T & K Hunting Gear. If you're sick of the hype and gross commodification of our pastime, support this veteran-owned company! They make quality hunting products without all the b.s. right here in the good ole U.S. of A. No sponsored hunting heroes, no hunting TV advertising. https://tandkhunting.com/

Keiran Bangs is a commercial fisherman that splits his time between Alaska and Norway. Keiran and Matt discuss hunting in Norway.

Tom Venesky is an outdoor writer and farmer.

Matt talks with hunting social media influencer Bo Schumacher.

Matt is joined in conversation with friend and Montana game warden Todd Anderson to talk hunter behavior and a range of related topics.

Matt talks with Danielle Nagle, State University of New York professor, about her article "Conservation dressed in camouflage: Neoliberal environmentality and the hunting industry" which was published in the May 2022 issue of the journal Geoforum.

Matt talks with hunting personality Randy Newberg.

Matt Discusses the R3 movement to recruit, retain, and reactivate hunters with Trey Curtis and Tim Brass from Backcountry Hunters & Anglers.

Johnny Sain is a naturalist, hunter, outdoor writer, and editor. He's also quite obviously one of the more thoughtful hunters in America today.

Matt speaks with his new friend Jim Durkin about hunting TV and the push by the hunting industry and nonprofits to lease you out of your hunting grounds. The threats are real!

Matt continues exploring moral conduct in hunting media with Alaska Pacific University ethicist Dr. Alex Lee.

Matt believes hunting media and leasing hunting lands to exclude others is clearly lacking in taste, selfish, and rude. But are these things downright unethical? In the first of a two-part series exploring what's right and wrong about how hunters treat other hunters, Matt quizzes University of Montana ethicist Christopher Preston and Missoula, Montana county commissioner David Strohmaier.

In this episode, Matt and Mark Norquist work toward resurrecting the lost art of agreeably disagreeing. Mark is the founder of Modern Carnivore, a company focused on drawing more people into hunting, which is the LAST thing Matt wants. That said, if the hunters Mark brings into the fold are half as delightful as he is, it'll be hard to be too terribly upset about it...As long as they hunt far, far...

Matt talks with outfitter Rod Paschke and friend John about something Matt hates (hunting leases) and something they all hate (poor hunter behavior).

Matt Talks with Rob Shaul, founder of Mountain Pursuit. Mountain Pursuit is devoted to combating all the b.s. in hunting. It's Matt's favorite non-profit.

In this introductory episode Matt describes the themes underpinning the Hunt Quietly podcast.