I’m an animal lover and there’s no doubt about it. Seeing the loss of iconic animals on a daily basis especially in Africa from poaching and land degradation, loss of habitat in the US where I live I needed to act immediately and make a difference in my way and the quickest way for me is to change my diet. In return I am much healthier and I’m not going to stop the way I eat I’m happy with that. While researching my new vegan lifestyle and conservation news I came across this podcast. Into the Wilderness podcast has educated and informed me in profound ways. I admit I was hesitant and afraid to listen not knowing what to expect. Then I realized that this podcast is about different aspects of conservation and fantastic interviews with game changers making a difference such as hunter-conservationist Ivan Carter, Professor Amy Dickman and her passion for lions, Alex Olefse an outfitter - hunter conservationist from Namibia, Ryan Youngblood a bison rancher in the US, Cara SantaMaria Talk Nerdy Podcast. Interviews with people around the world who are passionate about hunting, wildlife and all for conservation. I am truly grateful for Byron and his team for stepping it up and bringing content on a regular basis which allowed me to make an accurate informed decision on my own and as a vegan I can say without a doubt that hunting right now is the only way that we can preserve the future wildlife. Great Information

Byron and Darryl are doing extraordinary work. I have followed them through Modern Huntsman for several years now but hadn’t listened to the podcast until recently. Since then I’ve been devouring episodes as often as I can. I find their eclectic mix of guests and topics to be highly engaging. They do a great job of highlighting the important work being done around conservation as well as bringing to the forefront topics that are often missed, by the general public, in the field of conservation.

One of my favorite overall podcasts, and clearly the favorite in the hunting, conservation and building sustainable communities sphere. Tempered, insightful and informed discussions on controversial topics relating to our natural world. Of particular note, the conversation with Bill Rodin is excpetional, with its discussion on outdoor writing and the dedication it requires to excel in the outdoor space.

I started listening to Into The Wild after I found Modern Huntsman and I am hooked. I love learning about conservation, science, hunting, and everything in the outdoor world from Byron and his guests.

I am a non-hunter but this podcast covers so much more than hunting. It does discuss where hunting can fit in to the natural world but the topics cover everything from travel to biology. It was a great find for me

This podcast is incredible. It is perfect for those interested in conservation, hunting, and science and prefer to hear it in a Scottish accent

An informative, open minded look at all things outdoors, conservation, and hunting and fishing. A must listen for outdoor enthusiasts or anyone wanting to learn about outdoor sports.

I first found the Pace brother’s podcast when they were talking about snipe migration a few years back and was hooked instantly. They manage to make every episode fun and engaging and you will always learn something about wildlife and land management. Excellent work.

As someone who doesn’t hunt I was surprised by how much this podcast resonated with me. It speaks to the value of wildlife/eco conservation while helping to bridge the world between hunters, outdoorsman, wildlife advocates, vegetarians etc. In fact, I’ve grown a new appreciation for the world of hunting and fishing as primary contributors to conservation. The show features interviews with various experts on hunting and wildlife that are always entertaining, informative and frequently peppered with exciting retellings of outdoor adventures shared by everyone. This has easily become my favorite podcast to listen to!

Wonderful topics and guests - can’t wait for the next episode. When I found it I went back and played every prior episode - solid, solid work. Andreas Album - Georgia USA

Love this podcast! Great information and content! Love the diversity of the guests. Look forward to it every episode! Keep up the awesome job! - Michael Figgins, Utah

The Pace brothers do a great job with their podcast and films. Very tasteful and interesting content. Well done!

This podcast covers my favorite things; hunting, adventure and a love of the outdoors. And it covers them to a depth that means whoever you are you will gain from it. If you have any interest in these things then this podcast is definitely for you! If you resent having to waste significant chunks of your life doing something that you don’t love (like commuting),then this is one of those “life hacks” that actually gives you some of your life back. Just like a tax rebate, but with your life. How cool is that?

Great podcast!!!

Good information and experiences as well as great guest speakers.

This podcast is provides an unparalleled insight into ethical field sports, conservation and wilderness adventures. For anyone who loves hunting, fishing, wildlife conservation and the outdoors, I cannot recommend this enough.

Fantastic podcast, they capture the stories and the characters who are behind them. Never a dull podcast.

These guys are fantastic. Though they’re based in Scotland, the range of topics covered, diversity of guests and overall production quality make this podcast a winner for the US. They’re passionate about hunting, conservation and the outdoors in general. A must subscribe if you hunt Africa or are considering a safari. The podcasting equivalent of a Ruark book! Check out their short films as well.

In the same vein as the MeatEater Podcast. Got started with the Blood Origins episode and now I'm hooked. Keep up the great work

Consistent, balanced message that successfully articulates conservation from a managed resource perspective. Should be required listening for all!

If you love any aspect of being out-of-doors, hunting, shooting, fishing, kayaking, hiking, you will get something from this podcast. If you care about traceability of your food, or the sustainability of the natural world, you will get something from this podcast. If you don't like these things, and don't understand why people go into the wild to hunt, fish or explore - you need to listen to this podcast. If you cannot understand why some of us take it upon ourselves to find and kill wild animals, and yet can hand-on-heart say that we love those same animals - you need to listen to this podcast. The brothers will talk to anyone with anything intelligent to say about hunting, conservation and exploration. This is not a standard 21st century echo chamber, difficult subjects are not avoided, and the scope is global.

These guys give me an awesome look into world wide conservation and hunting topics. An awesome change of scenery from West Michigan.

This podcast has great interviews and discussions on the different aspects of hunting and the outdoors. From an American perspective, it is great to be able to see the both the similarities and differences between our approach to all things outdoors and that of those in the UK. This is a very informative, entertaining, and thought provoking podcast that is well worth the listen.

Tremendously articulate, intelligent and well informed podcasts that are easy on the ear, but throughly thought invoking and engaging. Keep up the good work.