Curtis and Devin Gassoff
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Welcome to Come Out Heavy: This ain’t your polished, studio-produced fairy tale. This is mountain hunting the way it really is — raw, unforgiving, and absolutely worth it. Hosted by cousins Devin and Curtis Gassoff, we bring you real stories from the steep, cold, and wild backcountry of British Columbia and beyond. No filters. No fluff. Just honest conversations with hardcore hunters who’ve packed it in, gutted it out, and come out heavy — or not at all. If you're into real hunting stories, backcountry grit, and conversations that go deeper than gear talk… you're in the right place!
That cliff-looking hillside hides elk benches, and your map filter has some explaining to do.
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A blunt BC hunting discussion about resident access, LEH uncertainty, and what gets lost when hunters cannot pull together.
This single-episode review follows a rough-edged BC hunting discussion where resident opportunity, LEH, the 7B situation, and the strained pull among resident hunters, First Nations, outfitters, government, and other interests keep circling back to cooperation.
A candid hunting discussion turns platform stability and magnetic attachments into practical field questions.
A hunting chat starts with irritation over slick northern roads, BC concerns, and government response in the north, then shifts into a more useful discussion about steadiness in the field.
A candid hunt-planning episode where map filters meet the granite benches, wallows, and rubs hunters confirm on foot.
Come Out Heavy Podcast turns the space between hunts into a practical look at building a serious hunting year. Devin and Kurt move from LEH systems and their built-in flaws into the work of choosing areas, stacking terrain filters in Fatmaps, and then testing that map work on…
A hunting-focused discussion links predator management debates with grizzly encounters and the elk and caribou the speakers see as at stake.
Predator management drives this episode, moving from wolves and grizzly bears to the caribou, elk, sheep, and other ungulates shaped by decisions on the ground.
A practical, candid look at how wild sheep conservation work moves from local concern to funded support.
Come Out Heavy Podcast uses a quiet stretch in winter hunting season to walk through how sheep conservation work is chosen, supported, and paid for.
Outdoor talk from the camp table.
Waterfowl talk with the edges left on.
This episode features Omer Hrbinic from Precision Optics discussing new firearms acquisitions, specifically CT rogues in 300 PRC, and the hosts' plans for more consistent podcast releases.
Two hosts discuss their hunting seasons and review the year in a casual, humorous bullshit session.
The hosts celebrate reaching 50 episodes of their podcast, reflecting on their journey and expressing surprise at their continued success while maintaining a humorous tone.
The host introduces a solo episode while his friends are driving north to sheep country, describing it as a casual bullshit session during their road trip.
The hosts discuss the idea of creating miniature 3D replicas of hunting trophies like deer or rams for display at work to inspire motivation.
Two hosts catch up after winter, discussing spring yard cleanup, road conditions in BC, and their recent activities.
Two hosts discuss their physical and vocal exhaustion after performing at a sheep show event, focusing on recovery and the challenges of returning to recording.
Two hosts discuss hunting seasons, outdoor challenges like northern roads and flat tires, and topics like land grabs and bears in a casual, conversational podcast episode.
The host expresses excitement for hunting season in BC, particularly for sheep and mountain goat hunting, and shares enthusiasm for fellow hunters heading into the wilderness.
This episode features an interview with Shane Palmer, an experienced elk hunter and outfitter who shares stories from guiding with horses in the BC backcountry.
This episode features an interview with Mike Jones of Mike Jones Knife and Tool, discussing his background, move from Ontario to Quesnel via Whistler, and his career transition.
The hosts discuss personal updates about visiting family for Easter, noting the unusual lack of snow and good weather during the holiday.
This episode of Come Out Heavy Podcast discusses hunting in BC, planning fall hunts, and features stories with Matt Mccabe from the Mtn.
The hosts discuss their recent struggles to record due to family commitments, summertime chaos, and a whirlwind weekend trip for a cousin's wedding.
The hosts discuss their hiatus from recording due to hunting season and Christmas, and their efforts to line up guests for future episodes.
This episode focuses on planning a jet boat backcountry hunting trip in northern British Columbia, discussing preparations and logistics.
The hosts of Come Out Heavy Podcast discuss their mid-season elk hunting recap, sharing stories of success and challenges during the 2023 hunting season.
The hosts discuss the start of hunting season, personal struggles with September, and tease future topics while joking about their podcast intro.
The hosts discuss their competitive step challenge using Garmin watches before introducing an episode about Tahltan Nation with Chad Norman Day.
This episode focuses on gear for a Northern BC jet boat hunting trip, with hosts Devin and Kurt discussing their experiences and preparations.
Two hunters discuss their envy and anticipation as they see others preparing for the upcoming sheep hunting season opener in BC on August 1st, while they won't be participating this year.
The hosts celebrate their 60th episode milestone, discuss their podcast's growth to nearly 130k downloads, and briefly mention elk hunting season in cold conditions.
Curt and Dev discuss the aftermath of the Canadian national election, expressing frustration with the results and its impact on regions west of Manitoba.
Two hosts discuss the upcoming spring season and their excitement for bear hunting and outdoor adventures.
The hosts of the Come Out Heavy podcast discuss their recent activities, including hockey and freezing weather, in a casual and humorous conversation.
Two hosts discuss the challenges of parenting young children, particularly dealing with recurring sickness in households with kids in daycare or school.
The hosts discuss recovering a previously lost interview episode with Lars Anderson from Crispi Boots after technical issues.
The hosts discuss recent weather conditions, trail cam photos of bulls, and their busy weekend plans including a graduation.
Two hosts recap their recent elk hunting season, discussing the challenges of finding time to record and acknowledging listener support.
The hosts discuss their recent seven-day elk hunting trip in the Kootenays during hunting season, where they struggled and ultimately failed to kill an elk.
Two hosts discuss summer heat waves, forest fire concerns, and a mill curtailment in a casual, conversational episode.
The hosts discuss the end of major hunting season, with one sharing his recent snowy deer hunting experiences and plans for a possible final outing.
The hosts recap their first and biggest hunt of the year, a jet boat adventure where they encountered bulls bugling and faced challenging conditions.
The hosts of Come Out Heavy record while driving on the Alaska Highway during a long road trip north, discussing travel challenges and preparations for a jet boat hunt.
The hosts discuss missing a recent episode due to technical difficulties with recording files and their irregular podcast schedule.
The hosts of Come Out Heavy discuss their recent experiences with cold weather and confusion over their current episode number while bantering about future episodes.
The hosts return to their garage studio to discuss recovering from a hunting expo weekend involving heavy drinking and voice loss.
The hosts of Come Out Heavy discuss their recent podcasting schedule and joke about their irregular release patterns while emphasizing quality over quantity.
The hosts of Come Out Heavy briefly catch up on personal updates, including a new job and missed hunting trips, before introducing an episode featuring Dave Jephson from BC Search and Rescue.
The hosts discuss their recent sheep hunting trip, sharing memories and excitement about recounting the adventure in podcast form.
Hosts Curtis and Devin Gassoff discuss the informal, improvisational nature of their 'Just the Gas Holes' episodes, which started as occasional solo shows without a structured theme.
The hosts of the Come Out Heavy podcast congratulate a co-host on the birth of his second child and discuss family updates before transitioning to outdoor gear topics.
The hosts of Come Out Heavy discuss their irregular podcast schedule, cold weather experiences, and a new meme page challenging the Gundaloo Guardian.
This episode features a conversation with Rydell Reinbold from Aziak Equipment about mountain hunting experiences, equipment, and cold-weather challenges.
The hosts discuss their exhausting experience at the Hunt Expo and the rough recovery week that followed.
This episode recaps the hosts' recent elk hunting season and jet boat trip, reflecting on the experiences and the passage of time.
This episode concludes a jet boat hunting series by recapping the final part of an adventure focused on elk and moose hunting along a river.
This episode features a conversation about hunting experiences, including elk hunting wisdom with guest Paul Medel and stories about successful sheep hunts.
The hosts of Come Out Heavy return from a two-month hiatus to discuss their hunting experiences and plans for the new year.
Come Out Heavy Hunting Podcast spends this episode on the 7B caribou and moose controversy, the Blueberry First Nations reconciliation process, and the government’s move toward reduced hunting opportunity.
Come Out Heavy Hunting Podcast spends much of this episode on BC hunting regulations, the March 23 deadline, and two action paths: the BC ID government site and howl.org.
Kurt and Devin use this episode to break down how they plan BC mountain hunts around LEH draw timing, e-scouting, and pre-season prep.
Come Out Heavy Hunting Podcast episode 30 centers on Jonathan Proctor and the BC Wildlife Federation response to a proposed Peace region deal that the hosts describe as a 50% reduction in moose opportunity and a total caribou closure in northeastern BC.
Come Out Heavy Hunting Podcast opens with the hosts talking about winter, elk planning, and a new YouTube channel built around a 43-minute “Left Off the Highway Sheep Hunt” video.
Hosts discuss their early archery season experiences, including quiet mornings and a bull elk that crept in silently.
Hosts Devin and Curtis Gassoff introduce an episode featuring outfitter and sheep guide Johnny Nykirk, sharing raw backcountry hunting stories.
Two hunters discuss their recent hunting experiences and continue a previous conversation about hunting strategies.
Two cousins discuss their recent hunting trips and share listener feedback on their new podcast.
Two hunters catch up and discuss recent snow affecting hunting plans and daily life.