This year, I want to give you a taste of more of the amazing opportunities that come with life in Alaska, whether it’s hunting brown bears on the Alaska Peninsula, trapping wolves in the interior, or fly fishing for Arctic Grayling. It’s going to be another amazing year, and I can’t wait to bring you along with me.

In May of last year I was packing up my dorm room for the last time, getting ready to graduate college, and wondering how my summer internship would go—and where I was going to find work afterwards. I probably would have called sitting in a treestand, shivering my butt off and training a shotgun at a deer with a camera in my face a very unlikely possibility.

I’ve heard a lot of opinions on what it takes to kill a brown bear, and most of the cartridges I hear guys talking about would dislocate my shoulder.

Five days of stalking and glassing leads to two giant mountain goats.

This video comes from a French Canadian hunter in Quebec who calls himself the Rackman.

In this exclusive clip from Discovery Channel’s brand new season of Man, Woman, Wild, former Special Forces survival expert Mykel Hawke builds a signal fire with an old Iroquois method and tools patched together from beach scrap.

Survivalist Ruth England gets the bitter taste, also known as tannins, out of the acorns making them edible.

Usually when you head into the mountains just about everything that can go wrong will go wrong. But sometimes just the opposite happens. The stars align and everything goes your way. This was the case on my latest mountain goat hunt with my good friend Adam Tangsrud and his dad Steve Tangsrud.

Earlier this fall I got the chance to shoot Browning's new A5 autoloader. It's a recoil-operated gun and a totally new take on the old school Humpback that so many wingshooters and waterfowlers fell in love with.