Read, Watch, Listen — Alpine Hobos Media

A recap of Volume 1 of the Public Pursuit journey. Catch a glimpse of all the places and hunts Ian experienced last year (2018-19), and listen close to what's in store for Volume 2.

Public PursuitIan BurrowSeptember 18, 2019Ian Burrow, Public Pursuit, Public Land Hunting, Waterfowl, Big Game, Archery, Upland, Turkey

Hunt UNGUIDED: Nunivak Island Muskox | Bear Archery

Watch the story of Ice Age Remnants come to life in Episode 2 of Hunt UNGUIDED.

Hunt Unguided, Nate KalishIan BurrowSeptember 17, 2019Muskox, big game, archery, Bow Hunting, Nunivak Island

Ice Age Remnants

As I watched this Ice Age remnant take his final breaths, I was overcome by my surroundings. “What an amazing animal, to be able to thrive in such a brutal landscape.” I thought to myself.

Nate Kalish, Hunt UnguidedIan BurrowJune 30, 2019Alaska, Bow Hunting, Muskox

Hunt UNGUIDED: Alaska Black Bear | Bear Archery

Black bear hunting had been a life long dream for Jeremiah, up until he met Nate.

Hunt UnguidedIan BurrowMay 23, 2019Black bear, Archery, Alaska, Bear Hunting, Bear Archery

Watch: Dove Opener Struggles with Ian Burrow

Take a peek behind the scenes of the opening morning of dove season in Kansas with Ian Burrow. Turns out, hunting isn’t always easy.

Contributing HobosIan BurrowMay 9, 2019Dove, Kansas

Watch: Wyoming Antelope Traditional Archery with Matt Wetterling

Watch Matt Wetterling while he hunts Antelope with his self made recurve bow. Matt is able to take down his first animal with his new setup while hunting over a waterhole.

Watch: Opening Day Teal Hunt with Ian Burrow

Ian Burrow is joined by wildlife ecologist and K-State professor Dr. Adam Ahlers on the opening morning of the 2018 Kansas teal season. From inside Dr. Ahlers’ homemade sneak boat, Ian managed to limit out on his first ever teal hunt.

Contributing HobosIan BurrowMay 7, 2019Public Pursuit, Waterfowl, Duck Hunting, Teal, Kansas, Ian Burrow

A Brooks Range Dream Come True

I found my arrow in the dirt and studied the bright red blood decorating its fletching. This gave rise to a trail of giant bear tracks filled with deep red splatters.

Alaskan OdysseysIan BurrowApril 27, 2019Bow Hunting, Brooks Range, Alaska, Grizzly Bear, Bear Hunting

The DIY Guide to the Haul Road

When you’ve left the road and ninety percent of the hunters behind you, remember that caribou are a worthy opponent. They — generally — are not dumb or senseless.

Alaskan OdysseysIan BurrowApril 27, 2019Caribou, Alaska

Persistence vs Insanity

It walked a few steps my way to evade a big driftwood log and lowered his head to graze on some sedges. From my dry, stable rest, I eyed the shot I’d been dreaming about for four years and sent it.

Alaskan OdysseysIan BurrowApril 26, 2019Brown Bear Hunting, Brown Bear, Bear, Hunting

An Inspired Archer

From this book’s first words, words that were originally written in 1923, Pope instilled a certain confidence that made me more comfortable in my skin and more certain that I’d soon be building my first bow and arrows.

Alaskan Odysseys, Editor's PickIan BurrowApril 25, 2019Archery, Bow Hunting

Last Breath: Life on the Mountain

Parting the grass with their rifle barrels, they watched through their scopes as the rams took turns being either the sentinel or the sleeper.

No Draw Tag? No Problem.

For a very reasonable trespassing fee, we secured 16,000 contiguous acres with no one else hunting on it. That’s roughly 30 square miles all to ourselves.

Give Your Rain Gear a Fighting Chance

While there are several fantastic options to choose from in today’s market, we’ll point out that there is no single best option. Every season and region has its own microclimate that may necessitate a new scheme.

Alaskan OdysseysIan BurrowApril 22, 2019Field Craft, Backcountry Hunting, Gear, Camping, Alaska

Improving Your Situation: Getting Back to Dry

For the DIY hunter, preparing to stay in the game for the full planned length of a backcountry hunt necessitates total preparation before embarking on it – more than just researching high tech gear and studying aerial photos.

Alaskan Odysseys, Editor's PickIan BurrowApril 21, 2019Field Craft, Survival, Camping, Backcountry Hunting, Feature

The Amphibious Assault

As the image of the blond mass grew larger, so did my excitement. My heart was beating out of my chest, elevating to new levels with each synchronized stroke of the oars. This was my moment.

Hunt Unguided, Nate KalishIan BurrowApril 20, 2019Bear Hunting, Alaska, Feature

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