Hunt the World

On today's episode we are joined by Russ Field with RBO Africa. Russ is an extremely successful outfitter and guide who has partnered with Rolling Bones Outdoors to bring the African experience to America. Brian and Brad recall stories from their time in Africa, Hunting Waterbuck, Eland and Cape Buffalo. Russ talks about how dangerous some of the animals down there can be, going into detail about hunting Crocodiles and Elephants. We also hear about the time with Brian and Brad when Russ was charged by a furious Buffalo.

On this week's episode, we take a moment to shine a spotlight on the outdoor adventures that don't get enough attention. From Sturgeon fishing in British Columbia, to Deep ocean fishing off the coast of Alaska, or as simple as Ice fishing and spear fishing in South Dakota. Fishing at times can come with far less stress then your typical hunting trip, and the opportunities we have are far more customizable and personally curated for you to have the best experience possible.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World we are joined by franchise owner Mike Smith. Mike has been involved with Rolling Bones for nearly a decade at this points and he is very passionate about hunting, the outdoors, conservation, and all the hunters involved. Mike shares his journey growing up in the outdoors and shares precious recent outings he has had with his family. He also talks about several events that the Price Utah hub takes part in and even put's on from archery competitions to shooting schools and much more.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World, Brian and Brad are joined by the first RBO Franchise owner Adam Stilwell. Adam's been running his location for three years at this point, and he has seen great success not just as a franchise owner, but as an adventure advisor in general. He walks us through his journey and getting into hunting, as well as what pushed him into the hunting realm in a professional sense. Adam is as educated as they come when it comes to applications, adventures and services, and they go over what makes him a great resource and part of the Rolling Bones family.

On this week's episode Braydin returns to talk about dashboard reviews as well as things to think about when you are planning your next year of hunting as well as how to plan long term for harder to draw tags. We talk about creating a budget and the difficulties that each state can provide when you do so. The big game draw has become drastically more complicated to navigate even in the last 20 years, and it is important to understand how each state works, and which states are worth your time and money.

On this week's episode we are joined by the legendary Doctor Pat Stuart. Pat has had a phenomenal year of hunting so far and we haven't even hit the traditional hunting season! He has been to Texas, Hawaii, and Spain all in the last few months and he has come back with a whole host of stories for us. He talks about the places he went, the animals he hunted, and the moments that have made his year special already.

On this week's episode we are joined by long-time adventure advisor Brandon Armstrong. Brandon has been with Rolling Bones for over a decade, and in that time he has developed many relationships, and a wealth of knowledge. Brandon talks about his past and how he became so passionate about the outdoors. The guys swap stories and reminisce about the time they have spent together over the years.

On this week's episode we are joined by the manager of the Rolling Bones adventure department Ryan Kinnaman. Ryan tells us a little bit about himself as well as how he became involced with Rolling Bones Outdoors. He also delves into some of the opportunity hunts we still have available for 2026. He goes in depth of how he has fit into his roll with his conversations with outfitters as well as the vetting process and how he personally takes initiative to ensure we have the most up to date info possible.

On this episode we are two hundred and fifty years of hunting heritage. The United States of America is two hundred and fifty years old and we are celebrating by going over the history of hunting in our country. Over the years we have seen processes and policies change drastically, as well as the public's attitude about hunting. We come from some of the toughest hunters and sportsmen ever, and we are proud to carry on the legacy.

On this week's episode Brian and Brad are making their game plan for the 2026 Hunting season. We have quite a few adventures planned this year, and the guys go over what they are doing differently this year. They go over rifles, gear, travel, and the animals they are going after. We are very excited for the upcoming hunting season and we are happy to have you along for the ride.

On this week's episode the guys are joined by Noah Mehmen and Wes Castle. They go over what. you should do with the leftover game from last year that may still be sitting in your freezer. The go over the importance of utilizing the meat as well as some interesting ways they enjoy their wild game. We encourage you to try and make the most of your wild game. Most importantly, be creative, and don't be afraid to try something new.

On this week's episode the guys talk about the RBO shooting schools. We are reaching the end of shooting school season and Brian and Brad reflect on the year and some of their favorite memories as well as new ideas for the future and what they are wanting to change for next year. Brian and Brad have personally attended dozens of shooting schools as shooters and have been running the RBO Shooting Schools for 11 years (if not 12) and Have developed the curriculum over that time and are always working to improve it. If you are interested in a shooting school you can reach out to us at 605-644-8000 and ask us any questions you have.

On this week's episode we follow up with Noah Mehmen after he goes on his black bear hunt. Noah had a blast on his hunt, and we had a blast hearing about it. Much to Brian's dismay Noah and Brad make every effort to derail this podcast, but ultimately we hear all about Noah's experience.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World we are joined by Noah Mehmen. Noah has been on a few out of country adventures in the past, but he is embarking on his first out of country adventure that he has booked and planned for all on his own. Noah has been asking Brian several questions regarding how he should pack, and how the ins and outs will function as far as traveling internationally, and we decided to sit down and share some of those questions and how to prepare mentally for your first international hunt.

On this week's episode we sit down with Jacob Johnson of the Victory Drive Podcast. Jacob and his wife run a mobile podcast set, and they talk to people around the country about guns, gun rights, hunting, and shooting sports. On this episode they talk about how Jacob got started podcasting, as well as his journey that lit his passions about all things guns, and of course a little bit about everything else.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World the guys are joined by Jeremy King. Jeremy King is a long-time advisor of Rolling Bones Outdoors and he is in the process of opening a franchise in Calhoun, Georgia. Brian and Brad talk to Jeremy about how he got into hunting to the degree that he does now, how he became involved with Rolling Bones Outdoors initially, and how his journey with us took place. They go over the state of Georgia, and how hunting culture has manifested there, and we are very excited to see what Jeremy builds.

On this week's episode we are joined by Braydin Eastman. Today the guys are talking about playing the Bighorn sheep game in the United States lower forty-eight. Bighorn sheep hunting is one of the most coveted and most difficult tags to draw, it's almost impossible to get a guaranteed sheep tag, so to have a chance you have to play the game, and hopefully we can shed some light on the best way to go about that.

On this week's episode of Hunt the World we are joined by adventure hub owner Tyler Staab. Tyler has been flourishing in Kearney Nebraska, the guys go over Tyler's processes for gear nights, as well as the value of having people in store that know what the gear is, what you need out of it, and what is important to look at when you are buying good gear.

On this week's episode Brian and Brad are joined by Whitetail aficionado Greg Glesinger. Greg shares with us his wildlife management tactics, and how he cultivates environments that regularly produce monster whitetail, regularly topping two hundred inches. Greg's methods extend into every facet of the ecosystem, the water, plant-life, fertilizing the ground, and anything else involved in his craft. They dig into Greg's backstory, when he started hunting whitetail, and what ultimately created this passion.

On this Week's Episode we are re-running one of our most beloved episodes on Brian's first ever archery bull elk. Fourteen days of hunting and a whole crew of friends at his back, this was a hunt that Brian has not and will never forget. Originally posted on September 29th of 2022, this episode stands out as one of Brian and Brad's favorite western hunting stories, and a great walk down memory lane.