Hunting has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember.

It started when I was 13 years old, standing between my dad and my grandfather on my very first moose hunt in Newfoundland. From that day on, I lived for September. I would count down the months, weeks, and days until I could get back into the woods.

 

As I got older, that simple love of moose hunting grew into something bigger. Black Bear became my fix in the Spring, a way to stay grounded in the woods while waiting for the fall. Then my brother and I started putting moose in the freezer early in the season, and suddenly we needed something else to chase. That’s when waterfowl took over my life in the best (and worst) way possible.

 

Before long, we were drowning in duck and goose decoys, upgrading boats, building blinds, scouting marshes — doing anything to be in the right spot when the birds cupped their wings and committed. We hunted everything we could, filled every freezer we had, and ate like kings.

 

Now I’m in Ontario, where the landscape, the game, and the challenges are different. White-tailed deer, eastern turkeys, and entirely new terrain have given me that same spark I felt when I was a kid learning the ropes. And that curiosity and drive to keep learning, keep improving, and keep chasing the next adventure is exactly what Behind The Hunt is all about.

 

This podcast is a place for hunters, trappers, and outdoorsmen to share stories, swap knowledge, and learn from one another. It’s about the passion behind the lifestyle. What makes us tick, what keeps us going, and why we love this game so damn much.

 

So join me on Behind The Hunt as I sit down with fellow hunters and outdoorsmen to talk gear, tactics, stories, meat, mistakes, and everything in between.

This is where we grow as hunters.

This is where we pass it on.