Tejas Hunt Club Podcast

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🎙️ Tejas Hunt Club Podcast | Stories from the Field The Tejas Hunt Club Podcast is built around one thing — real stories from the field. We sit down with guides, outfitters, outdoor and firearms industry professionals, and hunters of all experience levels to talk about what this lifestyle is really about. From first hunts to world-traveled adventures, every guest brings a different perspective shaped by time in the outdoors. This isn’t surface-level conversation. We go deeper. Our guests share the moments that matter — the hunts that tested them, the lessons they learned, and the experien

  1. 2d ago

    Ep. 92 | Building the Do it All Rifle: 6mm ARC Build

    We get into:• Why we chose the 6mm ARC — developed by Hornady, built to bridge the gap between 5.56 and bigger cartridges while still running in an AR-15 pattern rifle• The standard vs. +P pressure spec distinction every 6 ARC shooter needs to know before loading up• The full build sheet — barrel, action, magazine quirks, optic, and muzzle device choices and why we landed where we did• Chrono numbers, group testing, and felt recoil from range day• Real hunt results across three different scenarios — a blackbuck at 179 yards, a cull buck whitetail, and an opportunistic hog during turkey season• An honest take on what the 6 ARC is and isn't built for If you're considering a 6mm ARC for hunting, competition, or an efficient AR-platform rifle, this is the full breakdown you've been looking for. Subscribe, leave a review, and check the show notes below.

    Ep. 92 | Building the Do it All Rifle: 6mm ARC Build

  2. Sep 25

    Ep. 91 | Shot Placement & Bow Hunting in Africa — Chef Luke's Hunting World

    Brandon is back for Episode 91 of the Tejas Hunt Club Podcast with Chef Luke j to talk new gear, old-school marksmanship, and what it's really like chasing game on the other side of the world. We get into:• Chef Luke's new lightweight Weatherby rifle — under four and a half pounds, still under six and a half with a suppressor and scope• Why shot placement matters more than caliber, and the legend of WDM Bell taking down big game with lighter rounds• The gap between outfitter expectations and terrain reality when bow hunting in Africa• Why younger outfitters are more open to bow hunting than the old guard• Brandon's take on rifle hunting his Idaho mule deer tag and what he's watching for this season• The mindset both guys share — whether it's a bow or a rifle, the thrill of the hunt is the same If you're into gear talk, marksmanship, or just love hearing hunting stories from someone who's done it all over the world — this one's for you. Subscribe, leave a review, and check the show notes for Chef Luke's links below. Guest / Brand Mention Log:• Chef Luke Keller — USA Booking Agent, guest (HTK Safaris) Show Links:• Chef Luke / HTK Safaris IG: instagram.com/chef_luke_htk_safaris• HTK Safaris Website: htksafaris.com Want the Instagram caption redone for this episode now that Chef Luke's handle is confirmed?

    Ep. 91 | Shot Placement & Bow Hunting in Africa — Chef Luke's Hunting World

  3. Sep 11

    Ep. 90 | Building the Ultimate Mule Deer Rifle: 7mm PRC Long-Range Build

    We break down our full 7mm PRC rifle build from the ground up built specifically for an Idaho mule deer tag we drew this year. This episode covers why we chose the cartridge, the parts that went into the build, how it performed on the range, and what we expect from it out West on open country mule deer. If you're considering a 7mm PRC build for long-range hunting, this is the full breakdown.

    Ep. 90 | Building the Ultimate Mule Deer Rifle: 7mm PRC Long-Range Build

  4. Sep 4

    Ep. 89 | The Truth About Gear Reviews with Sean Curtis

    This week on the Tejas Hunt Club Podcast, Meagan sits down with Sean Curtis, Content Producer and Lead Review Analyst for Pew Pew Tactical. Sean spent 22 and a half years in Colorado law enforcement, going from reserve deputy to patrol commander before moving to a district attorney's office as an investigator. Along the way he was an EMT, an assistant fire marshal on a wildland team, and ran search and rescue, which is where a lot of his outdoor knowledge comes from. He started writing on nights and weekends, went full time with Pew Pew Tactical in 2021, and moved his family to Texas to do it. With Tejas Hunt Club now holding our FFL/SOT, we wanted to bring in people who know firearms and gear from the inside. Sean talks about what search and rescue taught him about preparedness, why a lighter in your pocket has saved more hunters than a pack full of gear, and how Pew Pew Tactical actually approaches product reviews. We also get into the realities of building firearms content on YouTube, the affiliate side of the business, and where the hunting market fits into all of it. In this episode, we cover: Sean's path from law enforcement and search and rescue into the outdoor media industryPreparedness lessons from years of search and rescue calls, and the small kit that makes the differenceHow Pew Pew Tactical selects, tests, and reviews firearms, and why they don't run negative reviewsBuilding firearms content on YouTube and the challenges the platform createsAffiliate marketing in the gun industry and why POMA relationships matterBolt guns, AR hunting calibers, and the rifle Sean built himself This one goes past gear reviews. It's about staying ready, doing the work honestly, and building something real in a crowded industry. 📍 Guest: Sean Curtis, Content Producer and Lead Review Analyst, Pew Pew Tactical 🎯 Connected at: POMA Summit 🦌 Focus: Firearms reviews, preparedness, outdoor media and affiliate marketing 👇 Comment below: What's the one thing you always keep in your pocket in the field? 💬 LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more hunting stories, conservation conversations, and real outdoor life from Tejas Hunt Club. 🔗 Learn More About Pew Pew Tactical: Website: https://www.pewpewtactical.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pewpewtactical/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PewPewTactical 🌐 Tejas Hunt Club: https://tejashuntclub.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tejashuntclub/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/barmcmedia/ #PewPewTactical #FirearmsReview #Preparedness #OutdoorIndustry #POMASummit #GetOutside #HuntingPodcast #TejasHuntClub #BuildTheTradition

    Ep. 89 | The Truth About Gear Reviews with Sean Curtis

  5. Aug 20

    Ep. 88 | No Form 4 in Texas: What the Silencer Shop Ruling Actually Means

    Everybody’s been talking about the suppressor ruling for a week straight, and there’s a lot of confusion mixed in with the noise. So we’re going through it plain — and going through it specifically for Texas. A federal judge in the Northern District of Texas ruled major parts of the National Firearms Act unconstitutional in Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF. The stay expired August 13 and the ruling took effect. Texas is a free state under it: no Form 4, no fingerprints, no ATF wait, no federal registry entry. This episode covers what the court decided, how the process works in Texas now, why wait times vary between shops, three things people are getting wrong, and where the appeal stands. Tejas Hunt Club is a hunting club in Texas. This episode is news commentary and education on a legal development — not an offer to sell anything. ⚠️ Our read on a fast-moving legal situation, not legal advice. Verify current status before acting. [timestamps] HuntSuppressed TejasHuntClub NFA TexasHunting

    Ep. 88 | No Form 4 in Texas: What the Silencer Shop Ruling Actually Means

  6. Aug 7

    Ep. 87 | Empowering Women in the Field with Próis Hunting Apparel

    This week on the Tejas Hunt Club Podcast, we sit down with Jennifer Dums, Wisconsin/Minnesota Regional Coordinator and Scheels representative for Próis Hunting and Field Apparel. Recorded on location at the POMA Summit, this conversation dives into the world of women's hunting gear and the community built around it. Próis has spent years designing high-performance apparel specifically for women who hunt, and Jennifer's role puts her right at the intersection of the brand, its retail partners, and the women who wear the gear in the field. Jennifer talks about what it means to represent a brand built for women, by women, in an industry that hasn't always designed with them in mind. From working the floor at Scheels to organizing women's hunts across her region, she's focused on getting more women into the field and making sure they have gear that actually fits and performs. Conversations like this one, happening at industry events like the POMA Summit, are part of what keeps that momentum going. In this episode, we cover: Jennifer's role as Próis regional coordinator and Scheels repWhat sets Próis apart as a women's-specific hunting apparel brandBuilding relationships between the brand, retailers, and the women who huntWhat it's like connecting business and community at events like the POMA SummitThis is about more than gear. It's about building a community of women who hunt hard and the people working to make sure they have what they need to do it. 📍 Guest: Jennifer Dums – Wisconsin/Minnesota Regional Coordinator, Próis Hunting and Field Apparel / Scheels Representative 🎯 Recorded at: POMA Summit 🦌 Focus: Women's hunting apparel, brand-retail partnerships, women in the outdoors 👇 Comment below: What's your favorite way to spend time outdoors? 💬 LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more hunting stories, conservation conversations, and real outdoor life from Tejas Hunt Club. 🔗 Learn More About Próis: Website: https://www.proishunting.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/proishunting/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/prois-hunting-apparel 🌐 Tejas Hunt Club: https://tejashuntclub.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tejashuntclub/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/barmcmedia/ #ProisHunting #WomenWhoHunt #OutdoorIndustry #POMASummit #OutdoorLifestyle #GetOutside #HuntingPodcast #TejasHuntClub #BuildTheTradition

    Ep. 87 | Empowering Women in the Field with Próis Hunting Apparel

  7. Jul 31

    Ep. 86 | From Kitchen Table to Kalispell — Tim Anderson on Building Invader Concepts

    Breaking into the outdoor industry is tough, and today's guest built his way in from scratch. Tim Anderson, founder of Invader Concepts, joins the show to talk about starting a holster company from his kitchen table and turning it into a Montana-made brand trusted by hunters, law enforcement, and military. We get into: Tim's start building custom holsters nights and weekends before going all-in on the businessThe founding of Invader Concepts and the philosophy behind building gear entirely in the USA, down to sourcing raw materials domesticallyHow the RECON Chest Holster became their flagship product and why chest carry solves problems belt carry can't in the backcountryThe company's recent move into an 11,000 sq ft facility west of Kalispell, MT, and what that growth means for production and their teamLessons for aspiring entrepreneurs trying to break into the competitive outdoor and firearms industryWhat "Made in the USA" actually means day to day — domestic sourcing, in-house manufacturing, and building a company around local jobsIf you've ever thought about turning a garage project into a real brand, Tim's story is proof it can be done — one stitch and one honest day's work at a time. Subscribe, leave a review, and check the show notes for Tim and Invader Concepts' links below. Keywords: outdoor industry entrepreneur, Invader Concepts, RECON holster, chest holster, Made in USA gear, backcountry carry, hunting gear, Kalispell Montana, Tejas Hunt Club Guest/Brand mention log: Tim Anderson (founder, guest) — Invader Concepts Show Links: Tim Anderson IG: instagram.com/themtvikingInvader Concepts IG: instagram.com/invaderconceptsInvader Concepts website: invaderconcepts.comWant the full host delivery guide with timestamps for this one too?

    Ep. 86 | From Kitchen Table to Kalispell — Tim Anderson on Building Invader Concepts

  8. Jul 24

    Ep. 85 | Concealed Carry Isn’t just a Checkbox — Todd Springer of Citizen Defense

    Brandon sits down with Todd Springer, founder of Citizen Defense out of College Station, TX,  to talk about what real concealed carry preparedness actually looks like — and why a permit alone isn’t enough. We get into: Why only about 1% of concealed carriers ever pursue training beyond the state minimum, and what that gap actually costs you in a real situationThe responsibility that comes with carrying a firearm and the mindset shift from “I have a permit” to “I’m actually prepared”Citizen Defense’s performance-based coaching approach — learning to read what your firearm is telling you, diagnose mistakes in real time, and correct them on your own instead of just repeating drillsBuilding practical skills, situational awareness, legal knowledge, and mental preparedness as one complete package, not separate boxes to checkTodd’s background as a Rangemaster-certified instructor, NRA Certified CCW and pistol instructor, and Texas LTC instructor, plus his competition experience in USPSA and Steel ChallengeWhy Citizen Defense’s mission comes down to one idea: stronger individuals build a stronger, safer communityIf you carry — or you’re on the fence about getting more training — this is the episode that reframes training as an ongoing commitment, not a one-and-done box to check Guest/Brand mention log: Todd Springer (founder/instructor, guest) — Citizen Defense Show Links: Citizen Defense website: citizendefense.netCitizen Defense Instagram: instagram.com/citizen_defense • • Citizen Defense YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCDWRAhdM9i2xl8T4ZFuwD8g

    Ep. 85 | Concealed Carry Isn’t just a Checkbox — Todd Springer of Citizen Defense
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🎙️ Tejas Hunt Club Podcast | Stories from the Field The Tejas Hunt Club Podcast is built around one thing — real stories from the field. We sit down with guides, outfitters, outdoor and firearms industry professionals, and hunters of all experience levels to talk about what this lifestyle is really about. From first hunts to world-traveled adventures, every guest brings a different perspective shaped by time in the outdoors. This isn’t surface-level conversation. We go deeper. Our guests share the moments that matter — the hunts that tested them, the lessons they learned, and the experien

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  • Creator
    Bar MC Media
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    96
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Bar MC Media
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