The Bovasin Outdoor Chronicles

The Bovasin crew is wrapping up as season one draws to a close. We're reflecting on our journey of launching and sustaining the podcast throughout our inaugural season. A new member is joining our family, adding fresh energy to the group. Join us as we explore our past adventures and share our aspirations for the future. With only two episodes left after this one, season one is on the brink of becoming history. Tune in for a nostalgic trip down memory lane and a glimpse into what lies ahead.

Introducing Dash, a longtime friend, as we stroll down memory lane, recalling the escapades we once embarked upon. Join us in revisiting our past and delve into the relationships that played a pivotal role in shaping Bovasin Outdoors. Share a chuckle with us as we engage in lively debates and share hearty laughter during each distinct journey. So, come along with us and relish the unforgettable stories that have woven the tapestry of Bovasin Outdoors' history.

It's about that time of year again. Choosing the right arrows is the the first hunt as you wade through different theories and advertisers as they all try to pull you in. Pull back and tune in to hear Jared take his shot at using mathematics to guide his discussions towards arrow choice to make his bow the most efficient killing machine.

In this episode, we take a look back at an unforgettable year filled with incredible hunts and major life milestones. From Holly and Jared tying the knot to Harlow’s arrival, it’s been a year of big moments. We share stories of Holly’s deer and antelope buck, Garett’s bull elk, and an epic airplane trip into untouched land. We also dive into the killer duck season so far and look ahead to exciting goals for next year—targeting Sandhill cranes, paddlefish, spring bear, hopeful ice fishing for walleye and salmon, and maybe some out-of-state adventures. Everything depends on what tags we draw, but the possibilities are endless!

Join the conversation as the Bovasin crew interview Mr. Rick Schoening about ballot initiative 193. This conversation clears the air of misinformation and gets down to the brass tax of what this initative would do. Initiative 193 has the possibility to open 3.3 million acres of hunting in the state, but the decision rests on Montanans' understanding and actions.