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Hosted by Unknown Host · EN-US · 92 episodes
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Honest hunting, fishing, field skills, gear, wild food, conservation, and outdoor stories, narrated for the road, the workshop, and the quiet hours after dark.
Unknown Host hosts Field Honest Audio Stories, a general show with 92 episodes published.
I shot my first deer with a rifle when I was twenty-two. Nothing special — a spike buck at about eighty yards, Remington 700 in .30-06, cheap Bushnell scope. Dropped him where he stood. I remember thinking, well, that wa
When the first humans walked into North America roughly 15,000 years ago, they walked into a continent absolutely stacked with game. Mammoths, mastodons, giant bison, saber-toothed cats, camels, horses, ground sloths the
I was 26 the first time I tried still hunting. Not the kind where you walk to a stand and sit there for six hours — actual still hunting, where you move through the woods on foot, slow enough that the deer don’t know you
My first season with a deer tag, I shot the first buck I saw. Button buck. I didn’t know the difference. He was brown, he had tiny nubs, and my brain screamed “antlers.” I pulled the trigger at forty yards and felt like
I was twenty-three when I killed my first whitetail. It was a small six-point, nothing special to anyone but me. I sat in a ladder stand on my buddy’s uncle’s property from 5:15 AM until about 4:00 PM, freezing my ass of
We were set up in a layout blind on the edge of a cut cornfield. Four of us. Early November, eastern shore of Maryland. The kind of morning where your fingers go numb inside your gloves and you seriously question every d
I spent my first three seasons hunting the same way: find a spot, sit down, stare at the woods, go home. Sometimes I saw deer. Usually I didn’t. I told myself it was bad luck. Wrong wind. Other hunters pushing them aroun
There’s a picture of me somewhere on my cousin Dave’s phone. I’m standing next to a campfire, holding a blackened chunk of what used to be a deer backstrap, wearing an expression that can only be described as “I have mad
I paid forty-three dollars for my first pair of hunting boots. That should tell you everything right there. I was twenty-two, had just moved to Montana for a seasonal job, and had exactly enough money for rent, gas, and
I drove two hundred and forty miles with an empty gun. Let me rephrase that. I drove two hundred and forty miles with a fully functional rifle, a brand new scope I’d spent three weekends zeroing, a backpack packed like I
There’s a specific kind of stupidity that only exists when you’re standing in a river at 6 AM, convinced you’ve cracked the code, and you haven’t caught a fish in three hours. That was me. Every Saturday. For about two y
I spent $450 on a rangefinder three years ago. Not because I needed one — I’d been hunting whitetail in thick eastern woods my whole life, where 80 yards is a long shot and you can practically count the hairs on the deer
Every hunter has at least one story they’d rather tell after a couple of beers. The kind of story where everything went so perfectly wrong that all you can do is laugh — preferably once you’re safely back in the truck. W
I showed up to my first public land hunt with everything I’d read on forums. Camo head to toe. Scent killer sprayed on my boots. A climber stand I’d practiced with exactly twice in my backyard. I was ready. I was not rea
Let me tell you something embarrassing. For two years, I thought I was a decent shot. I’d go to the range every couple months, set up my sandbags, sit my ass down on a folding chair, and punch groups at 100 yards. MOA or
I grew up thinking catfish were garbage fish. You know the type. Bottom feeders. Mud suckers. The thing you catch by accident when you’re actually after bass and then throw back with a sneer. That was me for about thirty
I’ll be honest with you — I used to be the guy who bought $99 scopes off Amazon and called it a day. Figured a scope is a scope, right? Glass is glass. Mount it, zero it, hunt it. Then last November happened. I was out i
I shot a one-hole group at the range last Tuesday. Drove home happy. Thursday morning I’m in a treestand, buck walks out at 60 yards, and I miss clean over his back. Not close. Over. I sat there for a minute, rifle on my
I was hunting black bear in northern Minnesota a few years back. Second evening, I’m walking back to camp along a ridge, rifle slung, not really paying attention. I’d seen nothing all day. Was thinking about coffee and a
The first time I went fishing by myself, I fell in. Completely in. Waders full of cold river water, rod floating downstream, dignity somewhere at the bottom of a trout pool in the Smokies. I was 22 years old and I’d watc
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