Where The Pavement Ends

A lot of our fellow hunters cannot figure out why we predator hunt so much. We hear things like, "you would rather predator hunt than hunt something you can eat?" The answer may not always be yes, but it is vital to control the predator population. In this episode we discuss the resources that are lost to predators every year.

Old school and new school face-off on this episode of Where the Pavement Ends. Do you prefer a hand call or e-call when you chase predators, or do you like both? The team dissects and discusses the pros and cons of the two tools and also provide a few tips and tricks that might help you on your next stand.

Some guests are just too good to squeeze into one episode. Travis McClendon is back from Zero Guide Fees along with another special guest. These two could talk big game all day, and trust us, they know what they are talking about!

Travis McClendon is the founding owner of Zero Guide Fees and also the owner of Arizona Elk Outfitters LLC and Arizona Strip Guides LLC. Travis was literally born and raised in the professional trophy hunting and outdoor video industry. An Arizona native and full-time professional outfitter and videographer, Travis has produced many world-class trophies for his clients.

A complete list of the gear we trust every time we hunt. The team talks a great deal about predator hunting on this episode. However, much of the gear can be used to big game hunt or bird hunt as well. If you are wondering what a team that spends the majority of their time in field chooses for gear, do not miss this episode.

Veteran, retired fireman, trapper and all-around badass Jim Sailing dons’ the headphones and grabs the mic on this episode. Jim has just about seen it all from Vietnam to burning buildings and has the scars to prove it. It just so happens that Jim is also an avid hunter and the best bob cat trapper known to these parts. In all reality Jim could have his own show, we are just happy he has chosen to...

Big game hunting expert Les Naisbitt, holder of the coveted North American Slam, sits down with the guys and special guest Rich Dobbins from Buck and Bull Feeds. These 2 avid outdoorsmen discuss past adventures chasing big game. Les’s name is on a short list of those skilled enough to harvest all 29 species on the North American Slam list.

Host Clint Belding’s eldest son Chance joins the panel to discuss his successful Nevada antelope hunt. Chance relives a great hunt during the 2020 summer and reflects on his fledgling hunting career. The 17-year-old has been fortunate enough to have had 3 mule deer tags, a bull elk tag, and an antelope tag in just 5 short years.

Rich Dobbins had so much useful information we had to keep the discussion going. On top of being a leading expert on wildlife and livestock feeds, Rich is a very accomplished hunter. Special guest Chad Belding from The Fowl Life is in the house as well. Chad is thoroughly involved with SCI and California Waterfowl Association and works closely with these organization to protect the nations wild ga...

If you are filling feeders year-round or just during hunting season, Rich Dobbins, from Bucks and Bulls Feed, will shed some light on the science behind what you are feeding your animals. Special guest Chad Belding, from This Life Ain’t for Everybody, joins the team to weigh in on the importance of conservation, wild game management, and the idea behind raising wild animals for sport.

An In-depth review of calling predators. This episode focuses solely on predator hunting and the ideas behind successful predator hunters. Even though Team Dead Dog Walkin’ is based out of the west, these tips will work across the country. Think of this episode as calling coyotes 101. Class is in session!

The guys have a lengthy discussion on predator hunting. With over 20 years of experience calling predators, this episode could have lasted for days! Tricks, tips, tactics and some of team Dead Dog Walkin’ favorite stands are covered.

Where the Pavement Ends, many wonderers find their home. Clay and Clint Belding along with Alex Crosby sit down to discuss all things outdoors and more. While hunting and the backcountry may be the base, the wild tangents have no bounds. Insightful guests, political rants and stories from years past, it can all be found where the pavement ends.