A grounded saddle-hunting conversation that turns gear talk into practical setup decisions.
Red Beard Outdoors centers on CRUZR saddle systems, but the real value is the broader look at how saddle hunting changes from one hunt to the next.

Johnathan (RedBeard)
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Faith | Family | Fitness | Outdoors
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed guest conversations make archery mechanics, hunting equipment, and the physical demands of outdoor practice easier to understand.
RedBeard Outdoors turns outdoor equipment and archery technique into loose, good-humored conversations led by Jonathan. The practical detail is unusually concrete: bow vibration, custom sight tapes, arrow trajectory, traditional archery, rimfire firearms, and custom orthotics…
A sight tape becomes a math problem, and somehow that's your kind of fun.
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A grounded saddle-hunting conversation that turns gear talk into practical setup decisions.
Red Beard Outdoors centers on CRUZR saddle systems, but the real value is the broader look at how saddle hunting changes from one hunt to the next.
A loose, honest conversation about patriotism, business change, parenting, and saying when he does not know.
Jonathan keeps the Red Beard Outdoors conversation loose enough that Ian Wendt's Patriot Gear origin story can breathe, then lets it widen into what patriotism means at home.
A practical conversation about Spartan Precision, with enough product detail to be useful for hunters and long-range shooters.
This episode gives a clear look at Spartan Precision through Rob Gearing's explanation of why the bipods and tripods are built the way they are and how they are meant to be used.
A trad-bow hunting talk rooted in family, discipline, and the appeal of hard work.
Meredith Prosnick gives this Red Beard Outdoors episode a clear center of gravity: traditional bow hunting, family influence, and the long habit of doing hard things well.
A clear rimfire conversation about getting started, gun feel, and why some shooters pay for the upgrade.
The episode keeps its focus on rimfire and makes a plain case for why it can be the easier way in for kids and new shooters. Scott Volquartsen comes across as the second-generation owner, and the discussion stays on what his firearms add beyond a standard Ruger 10/22, especially…
Archery tech that makes more sense in person than on screen.
Quiver feels like it was built by people who actually care about archery. The 2D target can go on a current foam target, the 3D targets add the walk-around feel, and the app shows anatomy and analytics once the target is in use.
Plainspoken trail-cam talk that stays focused on how hunters actually use the gear.
This episode stays on trail cameras, but the real subject is timing, access, and the chess match whitetail hunting turns into once the season gets moving. The talk is practical throughout.
A practical bow setup conversation about sight tapes that better match the shot.
Tristan Litke keeps the discussion grounded in a simple idea: custom sight tapes matter because the numbers come from the bow a hunter actually shoots.


Yoga, grief, breath, and brave self-compassion.



Western bowhunting lessons from the field.

Hornady PR spokesman Seth tells host Jonathan that the ELDX jacket is thick at the base and thin at the ogive, which slows lead flow and lets one bullet expand at both high and low impact velocities.
RedBeard Outdoors host Jonathan asks repeat guest Jared “Quadzilla” Thomas to compare bow hunting with rifle hunting, then turns to Thomas’s Rova coaching launch.
Anna Fish says the relief paramedics brought to a CPR scene helped her identify the kind of reassurance she wanted to offer.
The host interviews Michael Brandon from Cruiser about saddle hunting, covering its advantages over traditional stands, practical setup tips, and gear recommendations including the new Drifter saddle.
Ian Wendt, founder of Official Patriot Gear, shares his journey from door-to-door sales executive to entrepreneur, discussing how he built his brand around patriotism rather than politics.
Rob Gearing, founder of Spartan Precision, discusses his innovative bipod and tripod systems designed for hunters, emphasizing lightweight, modular designs inspired by his mountaineering and engineering background.
Meredith Powroznik, a physical therapist and traditional bow hunter, discusses her career journey, family influence, and passion for hunting.
Scott Volquartsen discusses the history of Volquartsen Firearms, founded by his father as a hobby in 1974, and their specialization in high-performance rimfire firearms.
The hosts interview Levi and Matt, co-founders of Quiver, about their augmented reality archery targets that use lidar to visualize animal anatomy for shot placement.
Greg Farrell discusses trail camera strategies for whitetail hunting, comparing it to Western hunting and detailing seasonal preparation.
Host Jonathan interviews Tristan Litke, founder of Precision Cut Archery, about creating custom sight tapes for bows using advanced ballistics software.
In this 4th of July special, the host discusses the true meaning of patriotism, emphasizing action over symbolism, and explores unalienable rights like life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Caleb Bowden, founder of Sheep Feet, discusses the generational family legacy behind his custom orthotics company, emphasizing foot care for hunters.
Christian Schauf, founder of Uncharted Supply Co, discusses his journey from musician to entrepreneur, emphasizing the importance of preparedness through high-quality survival kits, community building, and personal responsibility in emergencies.
Jonathan interviews Brayden Staples from Dark Energy, discussing rugged portable batteries for outdoor use, including product features, warranties, and new releases like the Poseidon XL.
Host Jonathan interviews Scott Evans (Bowboy), part-owner of Feathers and Antlers Outdoors, about running a bow shop, creating engaging archery content on social media, and industry insights.
Hanno de Klerk says Quattro developed the Delta for long, lightweight risers and the Vlogo for stiffer risers.
RedBeard Outdoors host Jonathan interviews Kurt Geyer, founder of Working Class Bow Hunters, about how WCB began and grew.
Jonathan interviews Matt from Louisville about hunting gear, new products, and a giveaway.
Host Jonathan interviews archery expert John Dudley about his career, integrity, fitness, and hunting experiences.
Host Jonathan interviews Troy Forrester about his fitness journey, his choice of First Form supplements, and balancing hunting, family, and health goals.
Host Jonathan introduces guest Ryan Mickler from Order of Man, discussing gratitude, humility, and men's mentorship.
Host Jonathan promotes a 3-month fitness challenge and interviews Josh Fairfax, an outdoor enthusiast who uses the First Form Outdoors community for fitness.