Episode 113: In the Face; Bears, Bullets, and Exploding Barrels of Gasoline

In this episode, Frank Schultz, Rob Simard, Nick Muche, and I discuss our bear hunting misadventures up to this point in what has been a crazy busy spring. Enjoy!

Here is a link to the Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor phenomenon that we discuss:

Boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion – Wikipedia

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Episode 95: Skookum

Skookum, Adjective: “Marked by excellent quality: First Rate”

This episode includes Frank Schultz, Nick Muche, and Johnny Klug. After the previous episode, we set aside some time to answer Johnny’s questions about getting started in bowhunting and archery in general. We also talk about the uniqueness of “deer camp” down in the midwest and northeast, and have a few thoughts about how wildlife organizations could better help Alaska.

Comments or questions? email podcast@tundratalkak.com

-Tyler

Episode 91: Fall of the Caribou, with Nick Muche, Connor Owen, and Frank Schultz

In this episode, I’m joined by Nick Muche, Connor Owen, and Frank Schultz. We get to hear about Nick and Connor’s sheep, moose, and caribou hunts this fall. It’s been jam-packed, and we’ve put some serious meat in the freezers, so we hope you enjoy this!

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-Tyler

Episode 87: Jason Franklin

In this episode, Jason Franklin is back on the podcast along with Frank Schultz. We get to hear about the past couple years of Jason’s sheep hunting and being moose season, have to get into how much we’re looking forward to moose camp. Enjoy!

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thanks!

-Tyler

Episode 81: 2020 Bear Stories

In this episode I’m joined by Frank Schultz, Nick Muche, and new guest Rob Simard, to catch up and talk about our to-date bear hunting stories for this spring. We’ve all had a lot going on, so this is a mouthful! enjoy!

Comments or questions? email podcast@tundratalkak.com

thanks for listening!

-Tyler

Episode 78: Breakup, with Frank Schultz

In this episode, Frank and I sit down a solid a solid 6 1/2 feet apart to discuss a tiny bit of the coronavirus craziness, but mostly spring ice fishing for pike, and how much we are looking forward to getting after the bears in the coming couple months. Enjoy!

Comments or questions? email podcast@tundratalkak.com

-Tyler

Episode 72: Stan Parkerson, Denali Hunts

In this episode, Nick Muche and I are joined by Stan Parkerson, a long-time pilot, guide, and outfitter, who specializes exclusively in Alaskan bowhunts. Stan is a great guy with loads of experience, and has a lot of great stories to tell!

Comments or questions? email podcast@tundratalkak.com

-Tyler

Episode 61: Good Rams and Bad Rain Gear

In this episode, I’m going solo, so bear with me. I recap the sheep hunt I just had and how much fun it was chasing rams around with the bow before I got blown off the mountain. I also talk specifically about my catastrophic rain gear failure, followed by some talk about expensive breathable rain gear, and my opinions, experiences, and frustrations with this experience. This isn’t meant to knock any particular company, person, etc…just to point out that everything I feared about using that style of rain gear was proven true to me, and it could have turned out much worse.

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thanks, Tyler

Episode 58: Jonah Stewart

In this episode, Nick Muche and I sit down with Jonah Stewart of Jonahs Alaskan Outfitters. We get to hear about what got Jonah to where he is today, and being a bowhunting machine, we get to hear some critical tips for bowhunting sheep. Enjoy!

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-Tyler