Field Notes With Rashad Podcast

About Field Notes With Rashad Podcast

Field Notes with Rashad is an outdoors and lifestyle podcast rooted in the Ozarks, where hunting, fishing, conservation, and backcountry adventure take center stage. Hosted by Rashad Rollins, the show features authentic conversations with passionate outdoorsmen, industry voices, and everyday people living close to the land. From public land strategy and wild game cooking to gear talk and real stories from the field, Field Notes captures the lessons, challenges, and moments that shape a life outdoors.

Publisher

Rashad Rollins

Category

sports

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

25 Mar 2026

Latest episode

25 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

18 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   25 Sept 2026

   Ep. XX - Rewilding Ourselves: Food, Hunting & Public Land W/ Caleb Condit

   The conversation delves into the personal journey of rewilding, the intersection of food, culture, and hunting, and the challenges and experiences of outdoor activities. It explores the transition to archery and hunting ethics, the culinary background and content creation, and the impact of food culture and food insecurity on hunting experiences. The conversation delves into the strategic approach to hunting, the impact of hunting pressure on public land, the challenges of non-resident hunting, and the philosophical questions surrounding public land management. It explores the complexities of hunting culture, public land access, and the evolving dynamics of hunting regulations and fees. The conversation delves into the persistent challenges of conservation over time, the significance of habitat diversity for hunting, the impact of public land accessibility, and the role of organizations in conservation efforts. Takeaways Rewilding as a personal journey The intersection of food, culture, and hunting Strategic hunting approach Impact of hunting pressure on public land Challenges of non-resident hunting Philosophical questions of public land management Conservation challenges persist over time Importance of habitat diversity for hunting The impact of public land accessibility The role of organizations in conservation efforts Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Journey 01:38 Navigating the Pandemic and Outdoor Activities 02:45 Gardening, Foraging, and Outdoor Cooking 03:08 Connecting with Nature and Outdoor Living 04:16 Transition to Rewilding and Outdoor Activities 05:11 Exploring Fishing and Hunting 06:09 Transition to Archery and Hunting Ethics 07:58 Archery and Bow Setup 08:10 Archery Shop Experience and Bow Tuning 09:07 Backcountry Hunts and Bow Maintenance 09:59 Challenges with Bow Maintenance and Hunting Experience 10:29 Hunting Equipment and Service Quality 11:12 Hunting Challenges and Service Quality 12:07 Hunting Experience and Ethical Considerations 15:35 Food Culture and Hunting 16:05 Barbecue Culture and Food Insecurity 18:07 Culinary Background and Content Creation 19:34 Content Creation and Culinary Background 33:50 Strategic Hunting Approach 36:11 Impact of Hunting Pressure on Public Land 37:09 Challenges of Non-Resident Hunting 42:12 Philosophical Questions of Public Land Management 01:07:15 Conservation Challenges Over Time 01:08:33 Habitat Diversity for Hunting 01:09:03 Public Land Accessibility 01:27:59 Role of Organizations in Conservation

2. 

   23 Aug 2026

   Ep. XVIV- Brad Harris

   The conversation covers a range of topics including hunting experiences, hunting strategies, the evolution of camouflage, and the use of different hunting tools. Brad Harris shares insights on his experiences with hunting, the use of calls, and the development of camouflage patterns. He also discusses his transition to using a crossbow and his experimentation with different materials for calls. Additionally, he talks about his TV show, Outdoor Traditions TV, and its significance during the early days of the Outdoor Channel. The conversation covers the evolution of outdoor media, the impact of technology on hunting, and the changing landscape of hunting culture. It also delves into the challenges and opportunities of hunting in the Ozark Mountains, the impact of wildlife restoration efforts, and the changing dynamics of hunting passion and drive. The conversation covers a range of topics including the use of game cameras, the adoption of new hunting technology, the invention and impact of the grunt call, and the intersection of faith and the outdoors. Brad shares his experiences and insights, emphasizing the importance of personal hunting experiences and the need for understanding and acceptance within the hunting community. Takeaways High tonality sounds in calls carry better and can be more effective in reaching and triggering animals. The use of exaggerated and hyperbolic turkey sounds in calls can be more effective in getting the attention of animals. The development of camouflage patterns and the use of different materials for calls have been key areas of experimentation and innovation in hunting. The significance of Outdoor Traditions TV during the early days of the Outdoor Channel and its impact on the hunting industry. Media evolution Impact of technology Challenges of hunting in the Ozark Mountains Wildlife restoration efforts Changing dynamics of hunting passion Game cameras have revolutionized hunting by providing valuable information about animal behavior and movement. The adoption of new hunting technology, such as trail cameras and compound bows, has improved hunting success and expanded opportunities for hunters. The invention of the grunt call had a significant impact on hunting, leading to increased success and the recognition of the importance of communication with wildlife. The intersection of faith and the outdoors has allowed Brad to share his faith with others and has strengthened his belief in a higher power. Understanding and acceptance within the hunting community is essential, as hunters have different preferences and experiences that contribute to the diversity of the hunting culture. Chapters 00:00 Hunting Experiences and Strategies 25:34 The Evolution of Camouflage and Hunting Tools 39:42 The Use of Calls and Experimentation with Materials 42:49 Outdoor Traditions TV and its Significance 43:03 Evolution of Outdoor Media 45:33 Impact of Technology on Hunting 01:00:02 Challenges of Hunting in the Ozark Mountains 01:15:54 Wildlife Restoration Efforts 01:20:26 Changing Dynamics of Hunting Passion 01:21:50 The Impact of Game Cameras 01:23:26 Adoption of New Hunting Technology 01:26:16 The Invention and Impact of the Grunt Call 01:49:54 Faith and the Outdoors 01:58:46 Understanding and Acceptance in the Hunting Community

3. 

   7 Aug 2026

   Ep. XVIII - Brett Meldrum (Aussie Bowhunter)

   This episode takes a deep dive into bowhunting, hunting culture, wildlife management, and outdoor life in Australia with the Aussie Bow Hunter. We talk about how he got started in bowhunting, the inspiration behind building his brand, and the unique challenges hunters face in Australia. From strict firearm regulations and controversial bowhunting bans to public-land access and licensing requirements, the conversation offers a firsthand look at what it means to be a hunter in New South Wales and across Australia. We also explore the country's diverse hunting opportunities, including deer, feral pigs, waterfowl, and other introduced game species. The discussion covers predator and pest control, the growing problem of feral pigs, conservation efforts, and the important role hunters can play in managing wildlife populations and supporting rural communities. Beyond hunting regulations and conservation, we get into the practical side of bowhunting—bow setups, broadheads, hunting techniques, gear choices, and how equipment changes depending on the species and terrain being hunted. The conversation eventually expands beyond Australia into hunting and outdoor adventures in New Zealand, highlighting the extreme conditions, rugged landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unique experiences that make hunting in this part of the world so different from North America. We also discuss fishing, acquiring wild food, the rising cost of living in Australia, hunting ethics, online criticism, and the challenges facing hunters in today's economic and political climate. Key Takeaways Bowhunting bans in parts of Australia have created significant controversy within the hunting community. Victoria and New South Wales offer public-land hunting opportunities, although hunters must navigate specific regulations and licensing requirements. Feral pigs are a major ecological and agricultural problem, making effective population control increasingly important. Hunters play an important role in wildlife management, conservation, pest control, and rural communities. Australia offers incredibly diverse hunting opportunities across vastly different landscapes and climates. Bow setups, broadheads, and hunting techniques vary significantly depending on the species, terrain, and conditions. Hunting in Australia and New Zealand provides unique challenges and experiences unlike almost anywhere else in the world. Chapters 00:00 – Introduction to Bowhunting in Australia 00:42 – The Journey Into Bowhunting 01:47 – Creating the Aussie Bow Hunter Brand 02:24 – Influence of Born and Raised Outdoors 03:52 – Australian Culture and Attitudes Toward Hunting 06:29 – Gun Laws and Firearm Regulations 08:35 – Gun Violence and Government Policies 09:49 – Criminal Firearms and Hunting Equipment 14:05 – Bowhunting Bans and Their Implications 15:34 – Public-Land Hunting in Australia 23:07 – Predator Control and Feral Pigs 27:47 – Duck Hunting and Waterfowl Culture 30:23 – Deer Species in New South Wales 31:07 – The Roar and Hunting Season 32:16 – Private-Land Access and Conservation 36:10 – Hunting Across Australia 43:29 – History of Game Animals in Australia 46:00 – Hunting and Conservation Challenges 53:43 – Bowhunting Equipment and Setup 56:43 – Bowhunting Techniques 57:29 – Hunting Australia and New Zealand 58:23 – Hunting Gear and Broadheads 59:33 – Hunting Ethics and Wildlife Conservation 01:02:38 – Challenges and Rewards of Australian Hunting 01:12:19 – Fishing and Outdoor Adventures 01:17:26 – Online Criticism and Personal Experiences

4. 

   31 Jul 2026

   Ep. XVII - Frank Loncarich and Kyle Hedges (Upland Flush)

   The conversation begins with an introduction and background of the guests, followed by a discussion on hunting and turkey season. It then delves into the importance of grasslands and habitat conservation, highlighting the significance of grasslands and the challenges associated with their conservation. The conversation shifts to predators and predation, advocacy and conservation efforts, and the reasons for the decline of upland species. The conversation covers the decline of upland game hunting, the resurgence of upland game hunting out west, challenges and barriers to entry in upland hunting, the impact of eye worms on quail populations, the use of drones in upland bird studies, and tips for new upland hunters. Takeaways Importance of grasslands in habitat conservation Challenges associated with predators and predation Resurgence of upland game hunting out west Challenges and barriers to entry in upland hunting Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 02:08 Hunting Season and Turkey Season 06:05 Grasslands and Habitat Conservation 09:58 The Importance of Grasslands 23:00 Predators and Predation 30:32 Advocacy and Conservation Efforts 32:38 Reasons for Upland Species Decline 34:55 The Decline of Upland Game Hunting 37:00 Resurgence of Upland Game Hunting Out West 40:42 Challenges and Barriers to Entry in Upland Hunting 55:39 Impact of Eye Worms on Quail Populations 01:06:28 Use of Drones in Upland Bird Studies 01:08:46 Tips for New Upland Hunters

5. 

   23 Jul 2026

   Ep. XVI - Colton Zirkle (Missouri Hunting Heritage Foundation)

   The conversation covers the mission and activities of the Missouri's Hunting Heritage Foundation, the importance of hunter education, the challenges of public land hunting, the value of mentorship, and the role of trapping in accessing private land for hunting. Colton Zirkle shares his personal hunting history and his journey to the MHF. The conversation also touches on policy, public opinion, and the impact of non-resident hunting on public land. The conversation covers the process of gaining access to private land for trapping, the importance of building relationships with landowners, and the focus on youth recruitment and mentorship in hunting and conservation. It also delves into the cultural and technological shifts in outdoor activities and the challenges of engaging parents in outdoor experiences. Takeaways Hunter education is crucial for safe and responsible hunting. Trapping can provide access to private land for hunting and is a valuable skill for hunters. Mentorship and positive experiences in the outdoors can shape a young person's passion for hunting and conservation. Land access for trapping involves building relationships with landowners and demonstrating responsibility. Youth recruitment and mentorship are essential for preserving hunting heritage and conservation efforts. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Mission of MHF 01:24 The Importance of Hunter Education 04:01 Challenges of Public Land Hunting 10:54 The Value of Mentorship 23:30 Trapping for Access to Private Land 19:59 Policy and Non-Resident Hunting 28:06 Gaining Access to Private Land 30:37 Youth Recruitment and Mentorship 41:09 Cultural and Technological Shifts in Outdoor Activities 49:05 Challenges of Engaging Parents in Outdoor Experiences

6. 

   16 Jul 2026

   Ep. XIV - Tobias Shea

   The conversation delves into the significance of a jiu-jitsu black belt, the therapeutic aspects of jiu-jitsu, the impact of alcohol use and quitting, and the relationship between trauma, mental health, and addiction in modern society. It also explores the importance of building a supportive community, responsibility and accountability in training, and the impact of modern society on mental health. The discussion highlights the role of community and leadership in jiu-jitsu, as well as the therapeutic aspects of the sport. The conversation delves into the importance of community as a support system and the impact of tribal cultures on mental health. It also explores innovations in mental health, particularly the use of alternative substances for treatment. Additionally, it discusses the concept of the four pillars of strength, emphasizing the holistic approach to physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional well-being. Takeaways Community and Leadership in Jiu-Jitsu Trauma and Mental Health in Modern Society Community as a Support System Holistic Approach to Mental Health Chapters 00:00 The Impact of Modern Society on Mental Health 29:34 Community and Mental Health 41:06 Innovations in Mental Health 50:41 The Four Pillars of Strength

7. 

   26 Jun 2026

   Ep. XIV - Elliot Snider (Freelance Duck Hunting)

   The conversation covers topics such as training a duck dog, the role of Flatlander Kennels in dog training, Nebraska as a waterfowl destination, hunting in Kansas and Missouri, hunt test training and force fetch, e-collar training and dog behavior, and the Cornerstone program and training methods. The conversation covers the challenges of dog training, the impact of bloodlines on dog training, the importance of hunting experience in dog training, the unique qualities of American bred dogs, the influence of bloodlines in the hunting community, the passion for waterfowl hunting, and the evolution of YouTube and content creation. Takeaways Training a duck dog requires consistency and a well-structured program. Flatlander Kennels is known for its dog training expertise and the role of Chris Jobman in the industry. Nebraska offers diverse hunting opportunities and is a popular waterfowl destination. Hunt test training, force fetch, and e-collar training are essential for fine-tuning a dog's skills. The Cornerstone program is popular but may not be suitable for advanced training needs. The importance of bloodlines in dog training The passion and challenges of waterfowl hunting Chapters 00:00 Training a Duck Dog 08:17 Hunt Test Training and Force Fetch 24:14 E-Collar Training and Dog Behavior 33:02 Cornerstone Program and Training Methods 38:25 The Challenges of Dog Training 45:00 The Influence of Bloodlines in the Hunting Community 51:27 The Passion for Waterfowl Hunting 01:08:57 The Evolution of YouTube and Content Creation

8. 

   12 Jun 2026

   Ep. XIII - Lennon Bright

   The conversation covers a range of topics related to hunting, public land access, wildlife management, and cultural perspectives on hunting. It delves into the diversity of hunting experiences, the impact of introduced species, and the importance of supporting public lands. The discussion also explores personal hunting experiences, wilderness adventures, and childhood experiences in the bush. Throughout the conversation, there is a focus on dispelling myths about hunting and promoting a deeper understanding of hunting culture and traditions. The conversation covers the speaker's early life and education, the decision to move back to New Zealand, the cost of living and economic comparison between New Zealand and Australia, the transition to full-time hunting and filming, conservation and wildlife management, and the Huntmate app and community building. The conversation covers various aspects of hunting and fishing in New Zealand, including the hunting guide business, public land and hunting huts, fishing, the roar and red stag hunting, fallow deer hunting, geographical diversity of hunting, and white tail deer in New Zealand. The discussion provides insights into the unique hunting and fishing experiences available in New Zealand, highlighting the diverse species and environments that make it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The conversation covers the conservation of tahr, the impact of hunting on the economy, the value of hunting and conservation, favorite species and hunting adventures, and hunting in New Zealand and beyond. The discussion emphasizes the importance of responsible hunting, the economic benefits of hunting, and the unique hunting experiences in New Zealand and other countries. Takeaways Diverse hunting opportunities in New Zealand Support for public lands and conservation efforts Transitioning to full-time hunting and filming in New Zealand was a significant decision for the speaker, driven by a passion for hunting and a desire to encourage others to experience it. The conversation highlights the importance of conservation efforts and wildlife management in New Zealand, as well as the challenges and controversies surrounding these initiatives. Diverse hunting and fishing experiences in New Zealand The significance of public land and hunting huts for hunting enthusiasts Conservation efforts for tahr are crucial for maintaining the population and preserving the species. Hunting contributes significantly to the economy and provides valuable resources for the local community. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Field Notes with Rashad 09:13 Hunting Culture and Perspectives 14:48 Hunting Regulations and Wildlife Management 21:09 Cultural Perspectives on Hunting 38:03 Early Life and Education 45:07 Cost of Living and Economic Comparison 54:41 Conservation and Wildlife Management 01:19:45 Huntmate App and Community Building 01:25:01 The Hunting Guide Business 01:33:33 Fishing in New Zealand 01:48:11 The Roar and Red Stag Hunting 01:54:00 Fallow Deer Hunting 02:00:13 White Tail Deer in New Zealand 02:06:37 The Value of Hunting and Conservation 02:12:06 Favorite Species and Hunting Adventures 02:23:23 Hunting in New Zealand and Beyond

9. 

   29 May 2026

   Ep XII: Midwest Maniac

   On this episode of Field Notes with Rashad, I sit down with the guys from Midwest Maniacs to talk about deer management, hunting culture, veteran outreach, and what it means to build a community around the outdoors. We discuss how technology has changed the way we hunt, the responsibility that comes with managing wildlife, and why getting veterans involved in hunting can have a lasting impact far beyond the field. Whether you're a hardcore whitetail hunter, a land manager, or someone who simply cares about conservation and the future of hunting, there's a lot to take away from this one. Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction 00:28 – The Midwest Maniacs' hunting journey 01:50 – The impact of technology on hunting 03:24 – Engaging with veterans through hunting 05:21 – Ethical hunting practices 07:57 – Community support and hunting 10:20 – Tips for effective deer management What are you seeing in your area when it comes to deer management and hunting culture? Let me know in the comments. Follow Midwest Maniacs: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/midwestmaniacoutdoors (https://www.facebook.com/midwestmaniacoutdoors) Follow Field Notes with Rashad: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad (https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotespodcast) Follow Rashad: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli (https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rashrolli (https://www.facebook.com/rashrolli) Subscribe for more conversations about hunting, fishing, conservation, public lands, and the people who live this lifestyle every day. #FieldNotesWithRashad #MidwestManiacs #WhitetailHunting #DeerManagement #Conservation #VeteranOutreach #HuntingPodcast #PublicLand #HuntingCulture #Outdoors

10. 

    22 May 2026

    Ep XI: Justin Ertel & Tommy Whitman (Mad Goat Bowstrings) part 2

    The conversation delves into the challenges and impact of the bow hunting industry, the evolution of bow hunting equipment, the experience of bow hunting, and the culture surrounding bow hunting. The conversation delves into the passion for archery, the art of building custom bowstrings, and the competitive archery scene. The speakers share insights and experiences related to these themes, providing valuable perspectives on the world of archery. The conversation covers topics related to bow weight and balance, innovation in bow design, and the similarities between archery and golf. The discussion delves into the impact of weight and balance on bow performance, the need for innovation in bow design, and the parallels between archery and golf in terms of focus and repeatability. Takeaways Bow hunting industry challenges The impact of bow hunting on the industry Passion for archery Building custom bowstrings Competitive archery scene Bow weight and balance Innovation in bow design Archery and golf similarities Chapters 00:00 The State of the Bow Hunting Industry 24:55 Passion for Archery 32:01 Building Custom Bowstrings 44:51 Competitive Archery Scene 53:44 Bow Weight and Balance 01:14:02 Archery and Golf Similarities

11. 

    15 May 2026

    Ep X: Justin Ertel & Tommy Whitman

    Part 1 of my conversation with Justin Ertel and Tommy Whitman from Mad Goat Custom Bowstrings is packed with archery talk, hunting stories, and plenty of laughs. We recorded this episode inside the “Goat Lab” and covered a wide range of topics, including: The rise and decline of local 3D archery shoots Why competitive archery makes you a better bowhunter The true cost of building a 40-target 3D range The growing popularity of TAC vs. ASA tournaments How bow manufacturers and sponsors are changing Why expensive gear won’t make you a better shooter Public land hunting stories from Missouri, Kansas, and beyond The realities of modern hunting access and leasing Turkey hunting, Kansas whitetails, and much more Justin and Tommy bring decades of experience in competitive archery and bowhunting, and this episode is full of honest insights about what it really takes to become a better archer. 🔗 Follow & Support 👉 Follow Rashad: https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/ (https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/) https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad/ (https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad/) 👉 Check out Mad Goat Bowstrings: ‪‪ https://www.instagram.com/mad_goat_custom_bowstrings/ (https://www.instagram.com/mad_goat_custom_bowstrings/) ‪https://madgoatcustombowstrings.com/

12. 

    8 May 2026

    Ep IX: High Prairie Sportsmen

    On this episode of Field Notes with Rashad, Rashad sits down with waterfowl content creator and passionate conservationist High Prairie Sportsmen for a deep dive into duck hunting, filmmaking, public lands, and the future of conservation in America. From cinematic decoy-cam shots and 28 gauge shotguns to prairie pothole droughts, CRP programs, snow goose addiction, and the realities of balancing hunting with a full-time job — this episode covers it all.

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    27 Apr 2026

    Ep VIII: Missouri Bear Foundation

    In this episode of Field Notes with Rashad, we sit down with members of the Missouri Bear Foundation to talk all things black bears in the Ozarks. From the origins of the Missouri chapter to the future of bear conservation in the state, this conversation dives deep into what it really means to be “pro-bear.” We cover the rapid growth of Missouri’s black bear population, the impact of regulated hunting on human-wildlife conflict, and why education and awareness are at the center of it all. Levi Eubanks and Roger Cole share their firsthand experiences—from building the foundation from the ground up to boots-on-the-ground bear scouting across the Mark Twain National Forest. Levi also breaks down his unforgettable Missouri bear hunt, including the grind, the strategy, and the moment it all came together. 🔗 Follow & Support 👉 Follow Rashad: https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/ (https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/) https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad/ (https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad/) 👉 Check out American Bear Foundation: ‪‪ https://americanbearfoundation.org/page/missouri

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    24 Apr 2026

    Ep VII: Brad Gannaway (Pro Outfitters)

    In this episode of Field Notes with Rashad, I sit down with a seasoned outfitter, guide, and entrepreneur whose story is as real as it gets. From humble beginnings guiding on public land to building a full-scale outfitting operation across multiple states, we dive into what it actually takes to make a life in the hunting industry. This is a conversation about grit, faith, risk, and betting on yourself when there’s no backup plan. We also get into the changing landscape of hunting—nonresident pressure, tag systems, public vs private land, and how social media has shifted the culture. Along the way, we talk about what hunting is really supposed to be about: the experience, the people, and the stories—not just the numbers. There are some powerful moments in this one—lessons on persistence, staying grounded in your purpose, and trusting the process even when things aren’t certain. 🔗 Follow & Support 👉 Follow Rashad: https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/ (https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/) https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad/ (https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad/) 👉 Check out Pro Outfitters: ‪‪https://www.instagram.com/huntprooutfitters/ https://huntprooutfitters.com/

15. 

    17 Apr 2026

    Ep VI: Damon Johnson (Strangewoodz Outdoors)

    Welcome back to the Field Notes with Rashad Podcast. In this episode, I sit down with a passionate hunter and outdoorsman who brings a different mindset to the woods—one built on grit, patience, and a love for the process over the outcome. We dive into everything from committing to traditional bowhunting, chasing bears out west, and navigating public land, to the deeper side of hunting—mentorship, conservation, and what it really means to pass this lifestyle on to the next generation. 🔗 Follow & Support 👉 Follow Rashad: https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/ (https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/) https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad/ (https://www.instagram.com/fieldnotesrashad/) 👉 Check out Damon: ‪ ⁨@strangewoodzoutdoors⁩  (https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCfWwg_Olze0q9edLk-PyIZw) https://www.instagram.com/strangewoodzoutdoorsadventure/

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    10 Apr 2026

    Ep V: Kellen Morgan (Inside Out Precision)

    In this episode, I sit down with my good friend Kellen Morgan of  @InsideOutPrecision  (https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCMTTJbqS-IvnR0wXAPIT_cA) —where he’s built a reputation for detailed bow reviews, gear breakdowns, and practical tutorials covering everything from beginner fundamentals to advanced tuning techniques. Beyond YouTube, Kellen is the lead bow technician and archery manager at G4 Outdoors. Before that, he spent nearly a decade at the world-renowned The Bow Rack under Wayne Endicott. In this conversation, we get into: What it’s really like working behind the counter at an elite pro shop The details that separate average bow setups from elite performance Kellen’s journey from obsessed kid shooter to professional bow tech Waterfowl hunting in the Pacific Flyway Gear talk, lessons learned, and upcoming hunts This one’s just a solid, laid-back conversation—talking shop, telling stories, and catching up. 🔗 Follow & Support 👉 Follow Rashad: https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/ (https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/) 👉 Check out Kellen & Inside Out Precision: https://www.youtube.com/@InsideOutPrecision (https://www.youtube.com/@InsideOutPrecision) https://www.youtube.com/@InsideOutPrecision (https://www.youtube.com/@InsideOutPrecision) https://www.instagram.com/inside_out_precision/ (https://www.instagram.com/inside_out_precision/) 👉 G4 Outdoors: https://www.huntg4.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hunt_g4/

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    27 Mar 2026

    Ep 004: Jeremy Whittle (Aka 3DJ)

    In this episode i sit down with my good buddy Jeremy Whittle. Jeremy is a world class archery technician out of Eagle Outdoors Neosho in Neosho Missouri. Jeremy is a rising competitor in the target archery world, and one heck of a hunter in his own right.

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    25 Mar 2026

    Ep. 003: The Many Hats of Cole Grimley

    Rashad sits down with Cole Grimley a waterfowl guide and outfitter from south Arkansas to discuss new hunting opportunities in Kansas, Coles history with Snow Geese, Senator Kennedy (LA), and much more. Connect with Rashad on instagram (https://www.instagram.com/rashrolli/) Connect with Cole on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/cole.grimley) huntrecrealty.com (https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fhuntrecrealty.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExNU9sVXhDbDBwMlo2aDV2WnNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR7fUWt4DD3fYE2GmFUGmfNzlT4Aa3StTgZUIbQV9qlCWOc2CkBK1u73VTlqtw_aem_voRjHgASTFsndcQjf2ddww&h=AT78DmG0j0iV6TO8cvnHTggjgfbNuHo-CmPM5_4bNLZCfHH4zDM-mS3hJXRmkfcFETbgX2NfA4fbWtp9oPXOIXCNJy1fXFWAeeY8_-Pp31z98EXde5NnZU4gD1tK9cyTJ8Kp) (https://www.facebook.com/cole.grimley) island-49.com (https://island-49.com/)