6 Ranch Podcast

Seekins Precision

Local rifle company Seekins Precision has established itself as a premium rifle company based on customer care. They got my attention after they honored their warranty by

Nourishment, with Fred Provenza

How do animals know what to eat? This is the fundamental question that Fred Provenza studied for decades and wrote a book about that should be read by everyone who eats f

Renegade broncs, lions and wolves with Greg Jones

Fav favorite, Greg Jones is back to talk about horses that love to buck, lions that are impossible to catch, and the wolf that evaded him while continuing to kill livesto

Dr Ed Ashby

This episode is a must listen for all bow hunters.

Backcountry Bear Hunting

If you didn’t know there was a July bear season in Idaho, that’s the first of many things you’ll learn in this episode. Ben Vidal from Mammoth Outfitters is a mountain ma

Generational Hunting

Madi Woodward and her Dad Matt Andresen are a case study in epigenetics. Is high end shooting skill learned or is it in our genes? Matt is a law enforcement shooting inst

Lethal Projectiles with Leland Brown

Shove the marketing aside. This is a discussion with Leland Brown, a scientist who has been conducting a study on which projectiles provide the quickest kills. The result

Trail Cameras 401

I flew to Montana to spend time with Gregg Farrell from Tactacam to talk about how professionals employ trail cameras, elite tactics for whitetail and elk hunting, and th

WWII Veteran Sergeant Robert Bennett.

Bob Bennett just turned 103. He is one of the last living veterans of WWII. He’s still driving a pickup around the mountains of eastern Oregon. Here’s a bit of his story.

Tribal Traditions and Natural Resource Management

Austin Smith is a USMC veteran and is an enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. He is the natural and cultural resources manager of the 640,000 acre

Cowboying Stories with Mark Lundy

It’s 3:30 in the morning, you clamber out of your bedroll, pull on cold cowboy boots and amble over to the chuck wagon where whisps of steam curl off biscuits in a Dutch

The River Pig Episode

This episode is recorded with Ramzy Hattar, a first generation American who has become a successful entrepreneur across multiple industries, states and countries. His nex

The Preference Point Debate

The lottery systems that hunters have been forced into participating in are complex and difficult to understand. The question I ask is whether we should buy into the hype

The Panama Adventure with Tony Dooley

While sailing back to land at the end of a two week spearfishing expedition, Tony Dooley and I sat down to record this episode detailing the strange and wonderful experie

Sailing and Spearfishing stories in Panama

Juan grew up in Venezuela and after the political turmoil in his country where he was held at gunpoint multiple times he left and has since taken up work running an old s

How to plan a hunt with Rucklist, (full episode)

This episode was previously uploaded in an incomplete format which is my fault and you have my apologies. It’s a good episode and worth the full listen if you are interes

Blueprint to Being an Alpha and Other Jokes with Nate Illingsworth

Nate Illingsworth is a breath of fresh air. He seriously enjoys hunting but doesn’t take himself seriously. Thanks to a sedentary lifestyle and close proximity to a Bucke

African vs North American Hunting with Cliff Gray

The two most successful wildlife conservation models in the world are the North American and African models, both of which rely upon hunting. However, hunting North Ameri

How to Plan a Hunt, with Rucklist

Planing an out of state hunt can be really intimidating. My buddy Brian Trainor from Rucklist is headed to Alaska this fall for a moose hunt and we talk about the plannin

Sniper Stories and More with Michael ‘Buck’ Baccellieri

My friend Buck worked as a sniper in the National guard and the USMC. He’s now considered by many to be the nation’s foremost expert of rifle optics. From some good stori