Pursuit With Cliff - Cliff Gray

Pat McNamara’s FIRST ELK Hunt: The Full Debrief

The hunt film is available here: https://youtu.be/20-E3jkSyp4   Pat spent 22 years in special operations and teaches firearms, but he’d never been on an elk hunt. I took

Shooting RESTS, Man-Eating TIGERS and Chamois with Rob Gearing of Spartan

Rob Gearing built Spartan Precision Equipment around a question most hunters never answer: what are you actually going to shoot off of when the animal shows up? We get in

3 Hours With FORM - Shooting Better, Stock Design, Small Calibers and The Fun of Hunting

Hunters are far worse shooters than they think. I sit down with Form from Rokslide and Shoot2Hunt to talk about why 300 yards on a real animal is a long way, why the vira

2 BIGGEST MISTAKES Guiding Pressured Elk - First Season Rifle Recap

We had three bull tags, good snow, almost no competing pressure, and two herds patterned in the Flat Tops during Colorado’s first rifle season. We killed two bulls. This

Life's Adventures and 631 ARCHERY KILLS with Dr. Ashby

Dr. Ed Ashby has records on 631 big game animals he's taken across 26 years, and only four were never recovered. He explains why most wounded game is hit too far bac

ACCESS Kills More Elk Than SKILL Ever Will

 Access decides more elk hunts than gear, calling, or strategy combined. Private land, resident tags, draw odds, generations of local knowledge. That one variable is why

Double RIFLE 101: Cost, Calibers, Why Own One - Chris Sells

Double rifles are the least understood firearms in hunting. They cost more than most trucks, the two barrels are regulated by hand one pair at a time, and most guys buy o

Training Elk Hunters Like a FOOTBALL COACH

Most elk hunters don't lose animals because they don't know enough. They lose them because they bugle in the middle of a meadow, creep at 800 yards, sprint at 2

BEARS, Buffalo and BULLETS With Tim Sundles

Tim Sundles is back on to talk about the Africa trip we did together, the near-charge that convinced him to stop pushing into thick brush, and what he thinks about intern

Wounded Bulls, Reflections and Lessons - Guiding The First Week of Archery

I guided an archery elk hunt last week and it had everything. A shooter bull at 25 yards on the first night that didn't work out. Slow days where bulls ignored every

3 Reasons Hunters QUIT Backcountry Hunts EARLY

 Most guys don't quit a backcountry hunt because the area sucked. They quit because they're in a calorie deficit, they haven't slept, and they blew their a

Why I LEFT MY ELK CALLS in the Truck — Spot and Stalk with Brian Barney

Brian Barney has been hunting elk on Montana public land for 25 years. He's called in over 100 bulls. Yet, years ago he left his elk calls in the truck and never loo

The EASIEST Way to Call Elk — No Diaphragm Required

Most elk hunters are either struggling with their diaphragm or over-relying on it. Cliff and Jim break down three non-vocal sounds that are easy to make, highly realistic

The TRUTH After 26 Years Guiding Archery Elk Hunters - James Nash

James Nash is back, and this one is all elk. We get into why calling is the most overused tool in the elk woods, why your setup is doing 99% of the work, and how to think

The Nuances Most Elk Hunters NEVER Figure Out

Three of us sat down after four days in the field. Cade, Cliff and Ryan (a student who just came off the elk class) and got into the small stuff that actually separates h

Trained 40 Elk Hunters - What I learned

Over the last two months I put 40 hunters through live elk training in the field. Not lectures. Real stalks, real glassing, real archery setups that run two or three hour

Should I Feel BAD About Shooting an ELEPHANT? - With Corey Knowlton

I sit down with Corey Knowlton, one of the most experienced international hunters alive, to talk elephant hunting, North American hunting and double rifles. From there we

OVER A TWO DECADES Guiding Flat Tops ELK — Lessons Most Hunters Miss - Evan Koster

Evan Koster has guided archery elk hunts in Colorado's Flat Tops for over a decade. This conversation covers everything that actually matters going into an archery e

Why 90% of Hunters Pick The WRONG SUPPRESSOR - Cliff Brewer

We explain suppressors for the hunting use cases, from basic concepts to advanced. Most hunters obsess over decibels and a do-it-all can they move between rifles. This c

Shooting and Glassing Rests Explained With Ex Army Scout Sniper Mike Herne

You almost always have a rock-solid rear rest on your body — and most hunters never use it. Cliff sits down with Mike from Tricer to break it down. This one gets into th