In Episode #100, The gang is all here! Myself, Nick and Thom all come together to discuss our first 99 episodes of the podcast. Our favorite guests, moments and memories from the show and who […]
In Episode #69 I am joined by Traditional Outdoors “Co-Host At Large” Mr. Thom Jorgensen for a full walk through of his recent, and very successful, trip to Australia to hunt Asiatic Buffalo with a […]
In Episode #59 Nick and I sit down to chat about our activities so far in 2019 and more importantly we get into some conversation about various local, state and national arecher, bowhunting and general […]
In Episode #56 Jason Samkowiak returns to the podcast. We discuss hog hunting, a little fishing and dive into Jason’s latest platform to help other hunters learn new ways to get close to Whitetails. Recently […]
In Episode #55 Nick, Thom and myself sit down and discuss the first year of the Traditional Outdoors podcast. We chat aobut our favorite moments, guests and things we learned. Plus we discuss a bit […]
In Episode #54 I am recording while in Hog Camp in South Carolina chasing pigs. I am joined by Rick Butler and Doug Gilmore, founders of “Camp hAmbush”, an annual pilgrimage to the low country […]
In Episode #53 Nick and I are joined by Mrs. Karen Campbell to discuss her whirlwind introduction to Traditional Bowhunting. In a fairly short amount of time Karen not only learned to shoot a longbow […]
In Episode #51 We welcome traditional bowhunter, flyfisher, author and entrepreneur Jay Campbell to the show. Jay is the author of one of my all time favorite bowhunting books, “Longbow – A Hunting Life” and […]
In Episode #50 Steve welcomes traditional bowhunter Jimmy Beehag to the show. Jimmy lives in Australia and most of our conversation was centered around bowhunting in Australia. It was a very enjoyable conversation and I […]
In Episode #49 Steve and Nick welcome Will Jenkins to the show to discuss his newest outdoor passion, Upland Bird Hunting. Nick and I both met Will somewhere around late 2011 to early 2012 through […]
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