Author: Gunner Quinn
In this episode, Jason sits down with Kyle and Steven Bradshaw, the innovators behind the Kyven Bugle Tube, the first truly collapsible, full-size bugle. They dive into the origins of the idea and the long road from prototype to full-scale production. Jason shares his perspective on recognizing a great idea when he sees one, and the humility it takes to partner with someone else and bring their vision to life. From design and production challenges and trade-offs to what the future holds for Kyven, this conversation is a must-listen for hunters, gear junkies, and creative minds alike. Read the full…
Topics Discussed: Ginormous termite mounds; growing up on a ranch in Kenya; how elephants hate bees; the resident lions and leopards; Kenya’s 1977 ban on hunting; 250-pound Nile Perch; the misery that tsetse flies unleash; the fashion combo of shorts and cute gaiters; what it takes to become a Professional Hunter in Tanzania; harvesting honey on the Luganzo Tongwe Game Reserve; eating Steve’s Cape Buffalo; and more. Read the full article here
This week on the show I’m joined by my long-time cohost Dan Johnson to discuss the epiphanies, tactical changes, and philosophical shifts that have occurred as we have unexpectedly become middle-aged hunters. Connect with Mark Kenyon and MeatEater Mark Kenyon on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Youtube Clips Subscribe to The MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTube Shop Wired to Hunt Merch and MeatEater Merch Read the full article here
Authorities in Suffolk County report the largest ghost gun seizure in the region’s history, with over 112 illegal firearms confiscated from a Medford residence belonging to Daniel Probeck. A raid on Probeck’s Waverly Avenue home revealed 67 suppressors, an array of ammunition, and 12 3D printers used to manufacture these untraceable firearms, raising serious concerns about the scale of the illegal gun manufacturing and trafficking operation. Probeck is accused of selling several guns, including assault rifles, to an undercover officer during the investigation. The bust has sent shockwaves through the typically quiet neighborhood, where residents are now grappling with the…
In my two recent SurvivalBlog articles, I made suggestions about the equipment you’ll need in your GHB (Get Home Bag), BOB (Bug Out Bag), and your INCH (I’m Never Coming Home) kit. What was not covered was travel and the conditions you might encounter. Traveling is austere conditions is the subject of this two-part article. What is common to both parts is the weather. Traveling will not be easy. Reality check: traveling and resting in austere conditions will not be a sightseeing nature stroll or a “glamping” trip. You must pay attention – all the time. If you are out…
A Dayton family grapples with the devastating loss of O’Shea Woods, who was killed amidst a troubling spike in gun violence within the city. Recent crime data reveals that Dayton has recorded 20 murders in 2025, which is three more than the previous year, prompting community outrage and calls for urgent action from city officials. Woods’ sister expressed profound sorrow, stating that their family is devastated by the tragedy, which she believes should have been prevented. With police investigations ongoing into multiple shootings this month, including two fatalities, community leaders and residents emphasize the need for effective crime reduction strategies…
101 years ago, today: On July 10, 1924, Denmark took sovereignty control of Greenland as Norway ended its claim. (Public domain photo by Markus Trienke.) JWR’s Comment: I wonder which nation will control Greenland in 2034, and in 2124… — July 10th is also the birthday of British novelist John Wyndham. He was born in 1903 and died March 11, 1969. Harris was a good friend of fellow novelist Samuel Youd (1922-2012), who wrote under several pen names, including John Christopher. Both men were famous for writing what are often called “cozy catastrophies”. Several of Wyndham’s novels and short stories…
Authorities in Long Island have seized more than 100 unserialized illegal firearms from a man’s home, highlighting concerns over illegal gun distribution in the area. Daniel Probeck, 35, is charged with several felonies, including criminal sale and possession of weapons, after an extensive investigation revealed he allegedly sold guns, including assault rifles, to undercover officers. During the raid on Probeck’s Medford residence, law enforcement officers discovered not only a large cache of guns but also 12 3D printers and 67 suppressors, in addition to various prohibited gun accessories and ammunition. Suffolk County DA Ray Tierney emphasized that Probeck was not…
Rowlett police are on the lookout for 17-year-old Xavier Sen’cer Stevenson, who is accused of shooting another teenager in the head during an armed robbery. This violent incident adds to growing concerns over youth crime in the area, prompting law enforcement to seek public assistance in locating the suspect. Authorities are offering a reward for any information that leads to Stephenson’s arrest, highlighting the serious nature of the crime and the urgency of the situation. As the investigation unfolds, community members and local leaders are concerned about safety and are urging anyone with details to come forward. Read full story…
Trey Bell, a New Kensington man already incarcerated for a December armed robbery of a T-Mobile store, is now facing additional charges linked to an armed theft at an AT&T store in Tarentum. In the latest incident, Bell allegedly forced his way into the store, brandished a firearm, and ordered employees to restrain themselves with zip ties, making off with approximately $47,000 in merchandise, including cell phones and smart watches. Authorities were able to connect Bell to the crime through DNA evidence collected from the vehicle he was driving at the time. This most recent charge adds to Bell’s growing…