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Being highly observant, paying attention to details, and maintaining awareness of surroundings are crucial in bow hunting. These skills, such as having a head up, being mindful of foot placement, listening for sounds, and understanding how animals respond to different stimuli, contribute significantly to a hunter's success. By maintaining a high level of awareness and practicing keen observation, hunters can minimize noise, be cautious of their environment, and make strategic decisions during a stalk or approach, ultimately enhancing their hunting outcomes.
Controlling sound levels and implementing strategic movement are vital elements in hunting endeavors. The ability to move silently, avoid unnecessary noises, and navigate through the terrain with caution is essential for staying undetected by wildlife. Understanding how sounds can travel and being mindful of the environment, such as choosing paths with minimal noise or utilizing cover for concealment, play a critical role in approaching game animals effectively and avoiding detection, facilitating successful hunts.
Employing shadows, terrain features, and environmental conditions to enhance stealth is a valuable technique in hunting. By moving strategically within shadows, utilizing natural cover, and considering the influence of sunlight on visibility, hunters can improve their concealment and movement capabilities. Focusing on staying hidden in shadows, using the land contours to shield movements, and leveraging sunlight angles to minimize exposure contribute to a hunter's ability to approach game undetected and increase their chances of a successful hunt.
Continuous learning and adaptability are key aspects of successful bow hunting practices. By honing observation skills and practicing situational awareness, hunters can adapt to changing conditions, evaluate risks, and make informed decisions during hunts. Emphasizing the importance of improving techniques, adjusting strategies based on terrain and animal behavior, and remaining flexible and responsive in challenging situations enhance a hunter's proficiency and overall effectiveness in the field.
A hunt where a chance decision led to saving a woman's life from a river accident, which later connected to a memorable deer hunt where a giant buck was harvested, serving as a reminder of the fragility of life.
A challenging elk hunt shared with the author's brother, involving a physically demanding pack out with massive bull elk, requiring 40 walking hours and climbing 3,500 feet of elevation gain with heavy packs in extreme conditions.
Reflecting on the significance of managing hunting pressure and its impact on hunting outcomes, discussing the potential deterrent effect of immediate success on long-term hunting enjoyment and learning experiences.
Highlighting the unconventional conservation approach of preserving a trophy deer's antlers as a reminder of a profound life experience, emphasizing the symbolic value beyond the hunting achievement.
When hunting in bear country, especially with the presence of brown bears, having a sidearm is considered crucial for personal safety. Despite previous experiences relying on bear spray, the rapid nature of bear encounters has led to hunters now opting for firearms as a more reliable defense. The effectiveness and quick access of carrying a 44 Magnum or 10 millimeter SIG on the hip are emphasized, highlighting the need for preparedness in bear encounters.
The dream hunt of pursuing Stone Sheep is revealed as a longstanding passion for many hunters, symbolizing a quest for personal achievement. The allure of Stone Sheep lies in their striking appearance with a slate gray hide, contributing to their reputation as one of the most visually appealing species to hunt. Additionally, the podcast delves into diverse hunting aspirations, ranging from seeking African lions with a bow for the ultimate challenge to contemplating rare hunts like Marco Polo or Gollies, showcasing the adventurous spirit and ambition of hunters.
The podcast reminisces about the era of hunting magazines and the impact they had on shaping the hunting community's interests and adventures. From avidly reading articles by renowned authors like Cam Hanes and Dwight Schuh to being inspired by Western hunting narratives, listeners are taken on a reflective journey through the evolution of hunting media. The transition from print publications to digital platforms like social media is acknowledged, highlighting a shift towards broader exposure to hunting lifestyles and diverse hunting experiences.
The discussion centers on the influence of hunting role models and industry figures on personal hunting journeys and professional growth. From venerating pioneers like Jim Hodson and Dwight Schuh to embodying the ethos of hunting through storytelling and adventure, listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own hunting inspirations. The conversation explores the transformation of hunting culture and the recognition of dedicated hunters like Remy influencing the industry with a resolute focus on authenticity, experience, and the enduring allure of hunting adventures.
Join us for a discussion with Remi Warren, hunting guide, outfitter, outdoor writer, photographer, videographer, and TV personality. In this episode we’ll talk about Remi’s favorite hunts, using real life situations in practice for hunting and more!
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Timestamps:
0:00:00 Intro: Remi’s Podcast
0:03:38 Becoming One of the Greats in Hunting
0:07:10 Difficult Hunts for Remi & Not Hunting for Score
0:13:34 Aggressive Bulls During Elk Hunting
0:18:53 Why Remi Likes Mule Deer Hunting
0:25:08 Memories of Success Over Failures
0:29:27 Remi’s 220 Mule Deer
0:39:32 Storms & Getting Struck By Lightning
0:43:04 Hunting Whitetail
0:47:31 A Bowhunter’s Best Tool or Skill
0:51:18 Pet Peeves & Barriers in Hunting (Sound)
0:58:33 Wind Awareness in Hunting & Keeping Data After Hunts
01:03:59 Creating Real Life Hunting Situations in Practice
01:19:48 Remi’s Perfect Hunting Situation
01:24:28 Question 1: The Easiest & Toughest State to Hunt in
01:27:58 Question 2: One Tag for the Rest of Your Life, What’s the Hunt?
01:29:16 Question 3: Identifying a Good Guide or Outfitter
01:33:15 Taking Other People Hunting VS Guiding
01:41:20 Question 4: Remi’s Most Memorable Hunt
02:00:48 Remi & Cam’s Dream Hunt
02:05:10 Remi Role Model Growing Up
02:09:55 The Challenges of Hunting Alone & the Loss of “Pioneerism”
02:18:53 Western Hunting
02:21:43 Being One of the Biggest Names in Hunting
02:27:06 Outro
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