Peax Thrive Vodcast

`Welcome to the Peax Thrive Vodcast!This short-form, straight-to-the-point show is unlike anything else available in the Western hunting space. It was built for Western hunters looking to level up their game.We'll cover Western hunting topics important to you, such as advanced e-scouting, hunt planning, tactics and strategies, DIY backcountry meal preparation, gear reviews, technology training, and more.Every episode is designed to give you the edge you need to move your Western hunting pursuits to the next level.

Peax Thrive Vodcast is a leisure podcast hosted by Mark Livesay, with 40 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Mark Livesay hosts Peax Thrive Vodcast, a leisure show with 40 episodes published.

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  Episode #61

  Thrive 65 - August: Where Elk Seasons Are Won

  Aug 24, 202616 minS2

  In this Thrive episode, we dive into the Work That Nobody Sees And Few Hunters Do! Five e-scouting and hunt-planning tactics that will help you find elk before you ever load the truck. How to set your elevation band off this year's soil moisture instead of habit, how to actually map hunting pressure instead of guessing at it, why the MVUM is the most useful access document nobody reads, why an elaborate basecamp may be costing you elk, and how to build the hunt plan that ties all ten tactics together. None of these is a silver bullet. It's the stack that matters. GET 20% OFF THE HUNT IQ SUITE - Use code THRIVE at checkout: https://www.treelineacademy.net/ Visit our website: https://peaxequipment.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peax_equip/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/peaxequipment

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  Episode #64

  The Archery Elk Hunt That Never Happens

  Aug 19, 202637 minS2

  Three hunters. Nine days. Three archery bulls. We recored this after the hunt a year ago, sitting in the dirt next to all three racks, the day we came off the mountain.Last September, Jeff Helm, Josh Smunk and I packed eight llamas 4,500 feet up into very remote piece of public land. What came out of it was a film called The Hat Trick — and this conversation, which has been sitting in the vault ever since.I open the show at the Peax studio with Chiam, who created the film. Then we jump straight to the recording we made on location, with Jeff and Josh, before any of us knew how it would land.What you'll hear:— Jeff's bull on day three. Thirty-eight minutes of nothing, and then an entire herd came in running, cows with their mouths open. He passed a five-point at seven yards to take the bull behind it.— Josh's bull, which crossed a canyon — a ranged 1,600 yards — to a cow call. It was his first archery elk.— My bull on the last day, out of a drainage with at least eight bulls in it. I drew on a bull at eight yards, broadside, and let him walk. I still can't tell you why. But the pass was worth it! Watch The Hat Trickhttps://youtu.be/oAyo6kbZGDg?si=iXrnFbwoqF7ikh7s TREELINE E-SCOUTING If you want to learn how to find elk before you leave for the hunt:https://www.treelineacademy.net/ Visit our website: https://peaxequipment.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peax_equip/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/peaxequipment

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  Episode #62

  Thrive 61 - Axis Deer Showdown In Hawaii (Ft. Bow Disciples)

  Jul 28, 202620 minS2

  On this Thrive Live From The Hunt, with Bow Disciples but this time we've traded the elk woods for the islands of Hawaii — chasing one of the most beautiful and most destructive animals in North America: the axis deer. Introduced over a century ago, they've exploded across the islands, stripping native forests, wrecking ranchland, and pushing fragile ecosystems to the brink. Out here, hunting isn't just sport — it's conservation!Join us for a special Live From The Hunt edition you won't forget. _________________________ Additional Thrive Resources Use My Code TREELINE For A Great Peax Discount. https://www.peaxequipment.com/ Treeline Academy. – (Use code THRIVE to save 20% on any course) https://www.treelineacademy.net Treeline Podcast Archive https://www.treelineacademy.net/podcast-main--b42b4 Treeline Thrive Vodcast Archive https://www.treelineacademy.net/thrive

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  Episode #61

  Thrive 61 - Why Only 6% Punch Elk Tags: How to Avoid Being Average

  Jul 7, 202628 minS2

  Six percent. That's how many public-land elk hunters actually punch a tag. The other ninety-four out of a hundred go home empty-handed. Those six percent aren't luckier than you. They're not tougher than you. They just did the work, months before the season, behind the e-scouting screen. It's July. While everyone else is posting countdowns to September on Instagram, the smart hunters are already e-scouting and planning their missions. This episode is dedicated to getting ready! _________________________________________ Additional Thrive Resources Use My Code TREELINE For A Great Peax Discount. Treeline Academy. – (Use code THRIVE to save 20% on any course) https://www.treelineacademy.net Treeline Podcast Archive https://www.treelineacademy.net/podcast-main--b42b4 Treeline Thrive Vodcast Archive https://www.treelineacademy.net/thrive

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  Episode #58

  Thrive 58 - Blood On Their Hands: The Grizzly Crisis

  May 26, 202619 minS2

  On the morning of May 3rd, a 33-year-old man named Anthony Pollio left his father a voicemail from a trail in Glacier National Park. He told his dad he was hiking up a mountain. He told him about his day. He said he loved him. He hung up the phone and kept walking up that trail. He never came back down. A search team found his body three days later, fifty feet off the Mount Brown Trail. His injuries were consistent with a bear attack. The first fatal grizzly attack inside Glacier National Park in twenty-eight years. The day before they pulled Anthony off that mountain, four hundred miles south, in Yellowstone Park, two brothers — fifteen and twenty-eight years old — were ripped open by a sow with cubs on the Mystic Falls Trail. Airlifted out. Critical condition. Two parks. Two attacks. Forty-eight hours. I want to be very clear before we go any further. This was not bad luck. This was not a freak event. This was a predictable reckoning of a system that has been failing and intentionally putting people at risk for more than a decade. The people responsible have names, offices, and budgets, and we're going to talk about every single one of them. _________________________________________ Additional Thrive Resources Use My Code TREELINE For A Great Peax Discount. Treeline Academy. – (Use code THRIVE to save 20% on any course) https://www.treelineacademy.net Treeline Podcast Archive https://www.treelineacademy.net/podcast-main--b42b4 Treeline Thrive Vodcast Archive https://www.treelineacademy.net/thrive

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