Let's Go Guided

Rod runs one of Sonora, Mexico's larger desert bighorn sheep operations, and he guarantees hunters a shot opportunity on a ram. In eight seasons, that guarantee has only slipped twice, and both times the hunt was simply extended a day or two to get it done.

He and his partner Gustavo started GURO Outfitters with two mule deer tags and nothing else. Rod grew up hunting in Mexico City, starting at four years old on whitetail hunts jus...

Three generations, one concession in Cameroon, fifty five years of guiding the same wild country. Xavier Vannier of Faro Safaris joins the show to explain why the Lord Derby Eland has become the animal that defines hunting in northern Cameroon, and why it is considered one of the most difficult trophies to close on anywhere in Africa.

Faro Safaris was founded in 1971 by Xavier's grandfather, who got his start in the bush with the he...

Guiding hunters across Alberta and British Columbia for decades, Jeff Lander built his reputation on one rule: never oversell the hunt.

Jeff Lander is the owner of Primitive Outfitting, based in British Columbia near McBride. He grew up hunting mule deer, elk, and upland birds in Washington State, then guided whitetail for years in Edmonton's Bowzone under outfitter Jim Hole Jr. From there he built his own archery-only mule deer ope...

Lee Drescher didn't grow up hunting. His passion for the backcountry started after his father fell ill, and within a few years he had gone from watching Meat Eater videos in his living room to purchasing one of British Columbia's most remote guiding territories. Findlay Creek Outfitters operates 220,000 acres entirely within the Purcell Wilderness Conservancy, protected since 1974, with no motor vehicle access whatsoever. The only ...

Jordan Budd grew up on her family's cattle ranch in the Sand Hills of northwest Nebraska, shot her first rabbit out the back door as a kid, and never really stopped. Today she runs Running Water Hunting on that same land, guides a deliberately small number of clients each season across ten miles of river creek bottom and vast grassland that hold mule deer, whitetail, antelope, and Merriam turkey, while also producing content for Me...

Doyle Moss has been guiding across the American West for decades. The record book tells part of the story: the number three Pope and Young bull ever taken, Utah's largest bull elk on record, and the legendary Spider Bull, the number one non typical bull elk in the world. But behind every record animal is a guiding philosophy built over decades of putting clients on trophy mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain lion, and bear acros...

Ben Brochu started trapping as a kid in northern Alberta's Peace Country, sold his furs to save up for a trike, and was working for an outfitter by sixteen. Between then and now he spent years in vocational ministry, sailed Pacific Mexico for five months with his wife and four young children, and built one of Alberta's most diverse big game operations almost entirely on his own terms.

In this episode, Robbie sits down with Ben, foun...

This one is a little different. Episode 17 takes you out of the studio and into bear camp, where Robbie, Lindsay, and Colin recorded a casual check in from a wall tent somewhere in the BC interior on their second annual spring bear hunt.

In this episode the team reintroduces themselves, shares what has been happening behind the scenes since launch, and announces what is coming next. Lindsay was given a surprise birthday hog hunt in ...

Alex Mitri grew up dove hunting in Colombia with his father, spent years guiding in Bolivia and Paraguay, and in 2005 landed in Córdoba, Argentina, the dove hunting capital of the world. He never left. Today him and his wife own and operate FlyWays, running two Beretta Trident endorsed wing shooting lodges in Córdoba, one of which sits on a private section of the legendary Macha dove roost found nowhere else in the region.

In this e...

Robert Sergi took over Legends Ranch in Michigan at 24 years old, two days after finishing his wildlife biology degree, and has spent the years since building something that goes well beyond a trophy whitetail operation.

On 2,000 acres of Michigan hardwoods and open savannah where 200-inch-plus bucks move through tall grass in the rut, Legends Ranch is also home to a 24,000 square foot wildlife center, first-time hunter programs, P...

Boris Basso of Basso Safaris shot his first impala at nine years old, hunting alongside his father in South Africa's Limpopo province and he's spent his life since then turning that same experience into a business built on fair chase, conservation, and genuine hospitality. He runs his operation on his own farm right on the Botswana border, in malaria-free country his clients describe as life changing.

In this episode, Robbie sits do...

Shane Palmer of Saddle Axe Outfitters didn't just build a guiding operation in the Kootenays of British Columbia, he built a family one. Co-founded with his brother Jason in 2014, the outfit is now three generations deep, with Shane's kids guiding alongside their parents and the next generation already in the saddle.

In this episode, Robbie sits down with Shane to talk elk, moose, mountain goats, black bear, and cat hunting with hou...

Rafa and Lucia of Herederos Hunting built their company on a philosophy embedded in the name itself.. Herederos means "those who inherit.".

Both grew up in Spanish hunting families, met at a hunting show, and eventually turned a shared passion into a boutique outfitting operation in Spain built around one non-negotiable: every hunt is guided by them, personally.

In this episode, Robbie sits down with Rafa and Lucia to talk about hun...

Spencer Getty didn't grow up hunting. In his early 30s, working as a rock climbing and mountaineering guide in California, he decided he wanted to understand where his food came from and then hunting took over his life completely.

In this episode, Robbie sits down with Spencer, owner of Primal Wilderness Outfitters, to talk black bear hunting in California's backcountry.

Rugged public land, technical terrain, and hunts that demand p...

Brogan Didier of Burnt River Outfitters grew up hunting the mountains of northern British Columbia and he never really stopped. What started with his grandfather leading the family into the bush for moose and big game eventually became a hands-on guiding operation built on a simple standard: someone cuts a tag on every hunt.

In this episode, Robbie sits down with Brogan to talk about elk, moose, sheep, and whitetail hunting in BC's ...

Russ Giesbrecht didn't inherit the outfitting world, he walked into a government office at 18, flipped to the page with the farthest outfitter from home, and started making phone calls. That call led him to the Yukon, and he never left.

In this episode, Robbie sits down with Russ, owner of Tombstone Outfitters, to talk about hunting in one of the most remote and logistically demanding territories in North America - the Tombstone Mou...

Jason Silliker of Canadian Premier Hunts has been taking people into the Alberta wilderness for years but what sets him apart isn't just the country he hunts. It's the standard he holds himself to.

Generations of outfitting heritage, ~45 pre-baited bait sites put in by snowmobile through four feet of snow, and a simple operating philosophy: he plans every hunt as if it were his own.

In this episode, Robbie sits down with Jason to ta...

Chance Marshall has been guiding hunters across Wyoming's public lands for 18 years, and his operation — Extreme Outfitters — isn't built like most.

In this episode, Chance breaks down what makes Wyoming one of North America's most underrated big game destinations: world-class antelope populations, diverse elk and mule deer units, and a preference point system that rewards patience and strategy.

Chance walks Robbie thro...

Devin Beebe didn't set out to be an outfitter. In 2008, when the oil patch collapsed and life handed him a crossroads, he made a phone call to his dad — a seasoned guide — and asked a simple question: if I buy an outfitting camp, will you come guide with me?

His dad said yes on the spot. Timberlost Outfitting was born.

In this episode, Robbie sits down with Devin to talk about building a whitetail, bear, and waterfowl ope...