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Most hunters spend plenty of time thinking about tags, gear, optics, rifles, bows, and where to find animals. Far fewer spend time learning how to take care of themselves when things don’t go according to plan.
In this episode, Jaden sits down with retired Navy diver, survival instructor, and Sitka’s big game product development lead, John Barklow to talk about the often-overlooked skills that keep hunters in the game when conditions get tough. We cover everything from water management and fire building to foot care, clothing systems, hypothermia prevention, and the mindset required to endure challenging conditions in the backcountry.
John shares stories from Alaska, military survival training, Africa, and decades spent teaching people how to thrive in harsh environments. We also discuss his upcoming book, Knowledge From Storms, and why the “care and feeding of the hunter” may be one of the biggest factors separating successful hunters from those who head home early.
If you’ve ever wondered how to stay in the field longer, avoid preventable mistakes, and become a more capable outdoorsman, this episode is packed with practical lessons from one of the best to teach them.
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