Monster Muleys Podcast

Shane Rasmussen

All aspects of western hunting, with a focus on mule deer.

  1. 3d ago

    Episode 20: Bucks, Texas, and Monster Muleys Drama with the Infamous Tri-State

    On this episode of the Monster Muleys Podcast, host Shane Rasmussen sits down with Tri-State for a conversation about big mule deer, judging antlers, and the stories that have made the Monster Muleys community what it is today. We dive into what makes a buck stand out, with a closer look at judging main beams and understanding how antler structure contributes to a buck’s overall size and score. Knowing what to look for can make a big difference when evaluating a potential trophy buck in the field or looking through photos. But this conversation goes beyond big bucks and antler inches. We also take a trip down memory lane and revisit some of the drama, debates, and unforgettable moments that have unfolded on the MonsterMuleys.com forums over the years. From heated discussions to entertaining controversies, the forum has seen plenty of action and helped build a community of western hunters who aren't afraid to share their opinions. Whether you've been part of the Monster Muleys community for years or are just discovering it, this episode offers a mix of mule deer knowledge, hunting stories, and a look back at the personalities and conversations that have shaped the western hunting world. Tune in for big bucks, antler talk, and classic Monster Muleys forum drama! Send us Fan Mail Use code mmpodcast for 15% on your entire order at https://skregear.com Support the show Don't forget to shop SKRE Gear and save 15% off with code mmpodcast at checkout. https://skregear.com/MMPODCAST

    Episode 20: Bucks, Texas, and Monster Muleys Drama with the Infamous Tri-State
  2. Sep 14

    Episode 15: Overcoming Fear in the Backcountry with Host Shane Rasmussen

    Today on the Monster Muleys Podcast, I’m your host, Shane Rasmussen, and we’re talking about something every backcountry hunter has to deal with at some point: fear. Fear can come in a lot of different forms when you’re miles from the truck. It might be the thought of encountering a bear, mountain lion, moose, or snake. It might be a powerful thunderstorm rolling in, lightning cracking across the mountains, or wind shaking your shelter in the middle of the night. And sometimes, the biggest challenge is simply being alone with your own thoughts. In this episode, I’ll talk about how you can learn to manage those fears instead of allowing them to control you. I’ll also talk about something I think is incredibly important in backcountry hunting—progressing over time and becoming comfortable being uncomfortable. You don’t have to start by spending a week deep in the wilderness by yourself. You build confidence one experience at a time. You learn what you're capable of, you face uncomfortable situations, and eventually, things that once scared you become part of the experience. And I want to hear from you, too. Jump over to MonsterMuleys.com and share your thoughts, experiences, or fears in the podcast thread underneath this episode. Tell us what you've learned about overcoming fear in the backcountry. By sharing your thoughts, you'll also be eligible to win an Ollin Nexxus System, valued at $200. So whether you’re new to the backcountry or you've been doing it for years, stick around. Let’s talk about fear, preparation, confidence, and becoming a better backcountry hunter. Send us Fan Mail Use code mmpodcast for 15% on your entire order at https://skregear.com Support the show Don't forget to shop SKRE Gear and save 15% off with code mmpodcast at checkout. https://skregear.com/MMPODCAST

    Episode 15: Overcoming Fear in the Backcountry with Host Shane Rasmussen
  3. Sep 7

    Episode 14: Finding Consistent Success with Jordan Budd

    On this episode of the Monster Muleys Podcast, host Shane Rasmussen sits down with renowned hunter Jordan Budd to talk about what it really takes to become a consistently successful hunter. We dive into the idea that success in hunting isn't necessarily about having the most natural talent. Instead, it may come down to persistence, preparation, experience, and simply being willing to keep showing up when things don't go your way. How much does natural ability really matter compared to the effort you put in and the lessons you learn along the way? Jordan and Shane discuss what separates hunters who experience occasional success from those who consistently find ways to get it done year after year. We talk about learning from mistakes, putting in the work, staying persistent, and developing the skills that come from spending time in the mountains. We also tackle the very real logistical challenges of hunting with little kids. Finding time to hunt, balancing family responsibilities, and still finding opportunities to get into the mountains can be difficult when you're raising a young family. This is a conversation about persistence over talent, consistency over shortcuts, and finding a way to keep chasing your passion while raising a family. Send us Fan Mail Use code mmpodcast for 15% on your entire order at https://skregear.com Support the show Don't forget to shop SKRE Gear and save 15% off with code mmpodcast at checkout. https://skregear.com/MMPODCAST

    Episode 14: Finding Consistent Success with Jordan Budd
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All aspects of western hunting, with a focus on mule deer.

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