Where The Pavement Ends

Clay Belding spent the weekend in Las Vegas while Clint Belding and Alex Crosby spent the weekend coyote hunting. A good time was had by all and they are here to discuss it!

Clint talks about his successful Elk hunt down in Ely Nevada with Bull Ridge Guide Service. Clint recounts the 4 days of scouting and hunting to find the right bull. Clint describes all the hard hiking in the rugged mountains of Ely Nevada and the skill that Trevor, our guide, had at glassing and finding the elk on the mountains.

Hunting rights are being threatened on a daily basis. No more than right now in Colorado and Arizona. Clay, Clint, and Alex talk about the new anti-hunting and trapping bills introduced in Colorado and Arizona. We implore every hunter, not just predator hunters and trappers, join together and fight! If we do not band together, we will lose everything! Take a listen and take action!

Many would consider a person lucky to draw a Desert bighorn sheep tag in Nevada, Nick Crosby has now done it twice! Alex, Clay and Clint discuss a recent hunt Alex and his brother Nick had in Southern Nevada chasing desert bighorn sheep.

Clint is getting ready to leave for his coveted Rocky Mountain Elk tag in Nevada. Once last round table before he hits the road.

There are some key things to study before you take to the mountains big game hunting, especially if you are looking for a trophy! Alex, Clay and Clint discussing field scoring a few Western big game animals and offer their advice on determining if you are looking at a wall hanger.

From meat processing to politics the guys are in rare form on this episode. Covering all the bases and venting a little bit about the world today. We use the commercial grade MEAT Your Maker Meat Grinder. meatyourmaker.com

We sat down with JD to discuss his lifestyle choice of being a waterfowl hunting guide in Texas in the winter months and his migration to Alaska to be fishing guide in the summer months. JD grew up here in Nevada and has a wealth of knowledge on hunting tactics and finding fish.

The Reno City Council backed a ban on coyote hunting contests and brings up a highly contested topic among hunters, ranchers and non-hunters. The ban ultimately failed but The team discusses this topic in-depth and the impact that coyotes have on other wildlife and Nevada ranchers.

Long range shooting, food preservation, politics and the long anticipated first coyote hunt of the season are all discussed on the smorgasbord of an episode. Trust us, you're going to like something about it!

The guys talk about a few of their go-to hunting items carried in their packs. After they beat around the bush a little of course.

Hunters spend a lot of time walking off the beaten path in search for their prey. Along the way are lots of opportunity to find arrowheads as there is a good chance that Native American hunters back then were roaming and hunting the same areas. The guys talk about their past finds walking the Nevada desert.

We would rather have one and never need it - Carrying a concealed weapon is a big responsibility and one we feel everyone should take on. You are safer when all the good guys have guns! On this episode Alex, Clay and Clint discuss there go to concealable handguns and much more about CCW and all that goes with it.

As restrictions relax and restaurants, casinos, bars and events are able to continue and not operate in the red to survive we look at how the Reno, Nevada community moves on from this pandemic. The guys also talk about influential casino characters in the Reno, Nevada area. This episode is brought to you by Safari Club International, a great organization helping protect hunting heritage and rights...

Better to be Lucky than Good - Do you wear the same socks, underwear, hat or shirt when you hunt. What about your past and present sports habits. We all do it whether or not you want to admit it! On this episode Alex, Clay and Clint discuss their superstitions when it comes to hunting and life in general.

It is that time of year again. The snow is melting, the grass is turning green, Spring is in the air. Which means it is time to put in for big game tags in Nevada! This is a time honored tradition for hunters in Nevada. Strategizing, organizing and envisioning the coming years hunts. We are going to go over what we are looking for to and discuss the odds of drawing a tag.

The guys finish up the epic story of hunting elk deep in the Nevada backcountry. Hopefully next hunt the guys learn from their mistakes.

Part 2 of Clay's Nevada Elk Hunt. The guys continue to the story of how the hunt played out with the scouting, hiking and chess game with a few nice Elk in the high mountains deep in the Nevada backcountry.

Drawing a Ely Nevada Bull Elk tag is pretty rare so when Chance drew one the year before everybody was shocked but sometimes lightning can strike twice! Clay, draws the coveted tag and assembles a crew find another big bull elk. The guys talk about preparation, the scouting, team work and challenges of the terrain to finding a big bull when being out of the rut season.

Taxidermy is cool, great photos are awesome to show off, a freezer full of delicious organic meat is the best feeling in the world. All these mementos will eventually fade away, but the memories, the memories l will last forever! Join us on this episode of Where the Pavement Ends and hear about a few of our favorite hunts!

The team talks about nontraditional taxidermy creations ideas.

Alex, Clay and Clint reminisce on an unbelievable 2021 turkey season. All three men were lucky enough to harvest great birds. Alex and Clint having success in California, and Clay in Tennessee. For Alex and Clay it would be their first turkeys. Join in for all the juicy details.

It is that time of year again. The snow is melting, the grass is turning green, Spring is in the air. Which means it is time to put in for big game tags in Nevada! This is a time honored tradition for hunters in Nevada. Strategizing, organizing and envisioning the coming years hunts. We are going to go over what we are looking for to and discuss the odds of drawing a tag.

Hunting seasons across the US are typically closed during the late winter and early Spring. What do you do to fill in the time as an outdoor enthusiast? On this episode we are talking all things Spring. Camping, fishing, metal detecting, rock hounding and turkey hunting. What do you do to beat the Spring doldrums?

Whether you prefer to see them bombing into the call in the early morning light or to see the glow of orange eyes in the pitch black night. Get out in the field and do what you love! We do not know which is better, or more fun. We just like talking about predator hunting. In this episode we talk about the difference in calling at night and day and which we prefer.