The Bovasin Outdoor Chronicles

We promise to bring our passion, expertise, and sense of humor to every episode (but we can't promise we won't get lost or accidentally set our tent on fire... again). Each episode, we share stories from our hunting and fishing escapades, offer our two cents on the current issues, and provide a platform for discussing key topics with local expert guests. Whether you're rushing to fish a stream after work, taking your gun dog out on the weekend, or embarking on your annual hunting trip, you'll find something to connect with, learn, or enjoy along with us. We know that outdoor adventures can be unpredictable, and we've had our fair share of mishaps and embarrassing moments, but we take our responsibility as outdoorsmen seriously and promote responsible outdoor recreation and conservation efforts. We make sure to share our adventure but not our location. Just a couple of Montana brothers "Surviving The Week to Live on the Weekends"

The Bovasin Outdoor Chronicles is a sports podcast hosted by Bovasin Outdoors, with 51 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Bovasin Outdoors hosts The Bovasin Outdoor Chronicles, a sports show with 51 episodes published.

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  Episode #3

  Decoding CWD: What Other Prion Diseases Tell Us About Zombie Deer

  Nov 5, 20251h 56mS3

  <p>Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is often called the “zombie deer disease” and has become one of the most talked-about threats in wildlife biology and hunting circles. But to really understand what’s happening in our deer and elk herds, we have to look at what we already know about other prion diseases: Mad Cow (BSE), Kuru, Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD), and Scrapie in sheep.</p><p>In this episode, we explore how these known diseases can help us understand the mysterious behavior of CWD. We break down how prions work, how they spread, and why they’re so difficult to contain...

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  Episode #2

  Birds of a Feather

  Oct 5, 20252h 13mS3

  <p>In this episode, we sit down with local taxidermist Adam Hagenston to talk all things wings, feathers, and mounts. From field prep and bird care to the art and patience behind a quality mount, Adam breaks down the full process of turning your favorite hunt into a lasting piece of work.</p><p>We cover everything from how to dispatch and handle birds, what separates a good mount from a great one, and why hunters choose to preserve their birds in the first place. Of course, we also share which birds we love to chase — and which ones we’d pr...

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  Season 3 Kickoff: Life Between Seasons

  Sep 6, 20251h 30mS3

  <p>After a break since Season 2, we’re back behind the mics with a full recap of what we’ve been up to. From a successful spring turkey hunt to chasing bears, bowfishing adventures, and an unforgettable honeymoon in Belize filled with spearfishing and days on the ocean, this episode is all about catching up, swapping stories, and setting the stage for what’s next on the podcast. </p>

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  Episode #24

  Public Land or Private Plan? Montana’s Outdoor Bills Under Fire

  Apr 11, 20251h 54mS2

  <p>In our Season 2 finale, we go deep into the wild world of Montana’s 2025 outdoor legislation. From elk management to public land access, drone bans to landowner perks. We break down the bills that could shape the future of hunting, fishing, and conservation in Big Sky Country.</p><p>You’ll hear our honest opinions, hot takes, and a few rants about the policies we love and the ones that made us shake our heads. We’re talking HB 676, HB 907, HB 763, SB 270, HJ 24, and more.</p><p>This one’s long, fiery, and full of laughs, but it’s also a ser...

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  Episode #23

  State of Change: The Wild, the People, and the Politics with Mia Anstine

  Mar 27, 20251h 26mS2

  <p>In this episode, we sit down with renowned outdoorswoman and conservation advocate Mia Anstine — host of Mac Outdoors soon to be Mia’s Wild Range Report — to talk about the crossroads where tradition, nature, and policy collide. From hunting ethics and trophy respect to the shifting political landscape around Second Amendment rights in Colorado, Mia shares her seasoned perspective on what it means to be a responsible hunter in today’s rapidly changing world. We dive into the tragedy of the commons, the growing strain on outdoor spaces, and how an influx of new residents is reshaping states like Colorado...

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