On this episode, Reuben and Ryan go over some stories that end in failure; clean misses, bad hits, and how to move forward. Mistakes in the field happen, but it’s all about what you learn from them to become a better outdoorsman both in skill and mental capability.

This week we jump in to part 2 of our mule deer stories. Unlike Ryan’s early season Utah hunt on last episode, this story takes place in the steep and deep backcountry of western Montana where Reuben hunts for a timber buck on a familiar mountain. Tune in for a story about stealth, persistence, and a rodeo of an ending.Recipes:Venison pastramiPan fried pheasant

This week we dive into the first of two mule deer hunting stories that are so different, the only commonality might be the species. In this part 1 of 2, we hear the story of Ryan’s velvet archery hunt in southern Utah. Tune in to hear the tale of hurricanes, fog, and a big buck. Recipes: Cream of mushroom deer heartGriller green-winged teal

This week we discuss interactions we've had with other hunters in the field. Whether you knowingly jump-shoot ducks beneath a deer hunter in a tree stand or, in contrast, help a total stranger pack out a mountain mule deer, this episode goes over what we've learned about interacting with fellow hunters.

This week we pick up where we left off on part 2 of our fall successes episodes. Reuben tells the story of his solo backcountry elk hunt in western Montana riddled with miles of hiking, multiple bugling bulls, and one that didn’t quite get away. A main take away from this story is attention to details and after-shot discipline to seal the deal.

This week we return from a six-week absence to record a 2-part episode about the reasons we’ve been away; hunting and success. In this first episode, we delve into Ryan’s deer season and the story of his most dialed public land hunt which ends in the taking of a stud buck in the most intense October whitetail situation you can think of.

In this week's episode Ryan and Reuben share their first successful archery elk stories. Both stories have similar endings, but the strategies to get there differ. In the end it is evident that there isn’t just one way to kill an elk, and the people you share it with make the memories.

This week's episode we finish up our Montana antelope story. We break down overlooked antelope that Reuben and Alec stalked into. In this situation they thought they could double on a buck and doe.

This week we have friend and conservationist Alec Underwood on to talk about his Montana pronghorn hunt with Reuben in 2022. We walk through the story of acquiring permits, dealing with hunting pressure, and filling tags during an exciting hunt. We discuss everything from pong ponging pronghorn to calming your breath before the shot like a biathlete. Follow us: Storiedpodcastofficialfor Recipes: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CvYcTnXAOp9/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

In this week's episode we have guests Zack Ansell and Adam Wahl on to talk about their tradition of spring walleye fishing on the bay of green bay. They talk about working through the struggles of figuring out new water and getting hooked by the spring bite.