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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Denver Broncos' Draft Targets: Defensive ProspectsThe Denver Broncos are gearing up for the AFC championship game, but draft season is already underway. The Shrine Bowl practices, starting January twenty-second, are crucial for scouting future talent. This summary focuses on defensive prospects who could bolster Denvers plans.
On the defensive line, Florida States Darrell Jackson Junior, USCs Anthony Lucas, and North Carolina States Brandon Cleveland are notable. At edge and linebacker, South Carolinas Bryan Thomas Junior and Cincinnatis Jake Golday stand out. In the secondary, Cals Brent Austin and Illinois Miles Scott are worth watching, along with Marylands Jalen Huskey, who has a knack for interceptions...
2026-01-2401 min
Adam Carolla ShowBrian Huskey + Bryan and Gina (Carolla Classics)#1 ACS #1938 (feat. Brian Huskey, Jo Koy, Gina Grad and Bryan Bishop) (2016)
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2024-07-062h 01
SkyLinesWhen I Run- Racing The Standhope Ultra ChallengeThis is the story of my experience racing The Standhope Ultra Challenge, a 30K trail running race through rugged peaks of Central Idaho. Flop down on your couch, and come along. I'll handle all the suffering for ya!
2024-04-101h 09
Portfolio Pulse: The Money Podcast for EntrepreneursEp. 081 - Innovation, Education, & Standardization in Dentistry - Dr. Bryan Laskin of The Patient First ManifestoDid you know Starbucks probably has more advanced technology than a typical dental office when it comes to catering to customer experience? It’s true! As a champion of Digital Nitrous, dental standards and the importance of the patient experience in dentistry, Dr. Bryan Laskin appears frequently in TV interviews and podcasts and writes as a thought leader in the healthcare space. In our conversation with Dr. Laskin, we discuss how he's innovating and educating dentists on creating better standardization in the industry. He's a talented author, and his latest book, The Patient First Manifesto has dentists and critics al...
2024-02-2032 min
SkyLines2024 SkyLines UpdateEpisode #53
Hey everyone guess what? I’m still here. And I’m back! I think. It’s been a few years now since I’ve published anything here, which for those of you who know me can probably understand. But for those who don’t, here is something of a recap and an update for what I’m hoping to resume going forward.
2024-01-1210h 00
We Sound Crazy PodcastPizza + Art + Music w. special guests Clint Gray, EJ Reed, & Derrick Moore of Slim + Husky’sListen on your favorite podcast service: https://pods.to/wesoundcrazyOn this week's episode of We Sound Crazy, our co-hosts travel over to Nashville, Tennessee's historic Jefferson Street to visit our brothers Clint Gray, EJ Reed, & Derrick Moore, co-founders of the growing black owned cultural pizzeria chain, Slim + Husky's. We catch up at one of their newer Nashville establishments, EG&MC Cocktail & Tapas Bar, to learn about the black business leaders and entrepreneurs that inspired them and how Jefferson Street is where black culture thrived and innovated pop culture as we know it today, m...
2023-04-131h 42We Sound Crazy PodcastPizza + Art + Music w. special guests Clint Gray, EJ Reed, & Derrick Moore of Slim + Husky’sListen on your favorite podcast service: https://pods.to/wesoundcrazyOn this week's episode of We Sound Crazy, our co-hosts travel over to Nashville, Tennessee's historic Jefferson Street to visit our brothers Clint Gray, EJ Reed, & Derrick Moore, co-founders of the growing black owned cultural pizzeria chain, Slim + Husky's. We catch up at one of their newer Nashville establishments, EG&MC Cocktail & Tapas Bar, to learn about the black business leaders and entrepreneurs that inspired them and how Jefferson Street is where black culture thrived and innovated pop culture as we know it today, m...
2023-04-131h 42SkyLinesIndividual Short "God Save the Queen"Individual short story exercise.
Peering through the sliding, wobbling sheets of spring creek current he could just make out the torpedo shaped fish and it was the largest trout he had ever seen. It swung heavy in the current like a river of its own, sulking in the minty shade of an olive tree, but on occasion moving out to the edge of the shade where its entire length could be marked. And it startle him each time he saw it that way.
2021-03-1704 minSkyLinesShort Story Ch6 "Make A Run For It"It was like tea bleeding in hot water. A blend of fragrances that rolled uphill in a slow, thermal simmer. The peppermint-butter aroma of bitter brush blooms, silken spice of sage and vanilla honey of mountain mahogany. The warm dog-foot smell of campfire juniper, and purified starkness of mocha-brown basalt... blotched with lichens colored of copper. Each layer unique in its scent, yet common as clouds.
2021-03-0803 minSkyLinesShort Story Ch5 "Cattle Guard"Out on the open highway his journey found its tempo, its rhythm, its pulse. Every day on a bike has its own feel, and today a natural feeling sense of urgency had him riding fast. Carrying speed into corners and leaning steep with the bike as it swung through turns steady as a pendulum swings. Putting miles behind him felt satisfying. Little time was spent behind traffic, as he could pull around and charge past vehicles in the lawful range with a roaring casualness. Between traffic he inhaled the ribbon of asphalt between 80-100 with a low, steady, a...
2021-03-0704 minSkyLinesShort Story Ch4 "Bumblebee"A bumblebee bounced around.
Miles below him the line of dust continued crossing the valley, sending its flags into the air like smoke signals of forgotten interpretation. It was headed south and gaining ground fast. At the tip of this spear-shaped cloud of airborne earth, whatever was ripping dust from its resting place was still too far away, too small to see.
2021-03-0102 minSkyLinesShort Story Ch3 "South"With a quarter turn of his right wrist the motor churned out a flurry of crisp-sounding notes that broke skyward like mallards from the angled titanium exhaust.
2021-03-0101 minSkyLinesShort Story Ch 2 "Line of Dust""As he woke his back stiffened. He tilted his head slightly and with a weathered hand pushed the woven-palm cast shadow upward- pouring the freshness of daylight into his eyes. Grasshopper wings rattled all around like strings of firecrackers hitting or missing every first or third fuse.
He blinked through rusty flakes of salted blurriness and stared past his boots and deeper down the northern view that unfolded the way heavy wool blankets would spill from the back of a rig."
2021-02-1802 minSkyLinesShort Story Ch 1 "Swing Your Leg Over A Motorcycle"Daddy daycare has really put a squeeze on my time to write, and thus what I write has really been squeezed. So I'm trying to see if I can continue to produce content that's shorter in duration.
I begin this short story effort with my take on what riding a motorcycle feels like, and the sense of possibility it creates in my imagination.
Thanks for coming along!
Bryan Huskey
2021-02-1204 min
The February Room A Fly Fishing PodcastEpisode 35 Bryan Huskey & The Sleepless night in the Bass BogSolo fishing trips are inherently unpredictable and Bryan Huskey has a knack for putting himself in predicaments in wild places. Throughout a lifetime spent exploring the west on hunting and fishing excursions, Bryan has encountered plenty of interesting characters and developed a knack for storytelling across multiple media platforms. A gifted photographer, videographer and passionate conservationist.
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2020-12-0148 min
SkyLinesEpisode #45 LifelinesAs my kiddo and I gazed at the slab of largemouth bass flexing along the handle of my net, he asked “Dad, is that fish bigger than me?”
I could swear I heard an echo making its way back… of my own voice asking that same question 40 years ago.
For images that accompany this piece, visit the Fishpond USA blog post here: https://fishpondusa.com/fishpond/the-pond/tales-from-the-pond:-bryan-huskey/
2020-08-1007 min
SkyLinesWired to Wander Ch 9 Magnetic FogCh 9 Magnetic Fog resumes my 2014 archery elk hunting season with the addition of my friend Ian and his traditional bow. “They’ll be in FULL ParTay mode and we’ll have it all to ourselves.” as I whispered an invitation for him to join me for the last 2 days of the season.
See the film here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auXUq08KHi8&t=10s
2020-06-1708 min
SkyLinesWired to Wander Ch 8 "Over The Hills And Far Away"A whole new year and season. An entirely new location. Mature bulls right out of the gate. Ch 8 resumes my elk trek into the backcountry of Idaho in search of solitude, success and bull elk for the 2014 season.
Watch the YouTube video here https://youtu.be/vC4KQwpvQzg
2020-06-1110 min
2020-05-2720 min
SkyLinesWired to Wander Ch 6 "Anger Issues"Wired to Wander Ch 6 Anger Issues
Audio version of video. https://www.skylinesadventure.com/video
The last trip of my 2013 season is upon me, and as I head for the hills I recall some of the season's most engaging moments. And focus on a mission to finish what the previous trip started. Written, produced and narrated by Bryan Huskey @fishbitemedia @skylinespodcast
www.skylinesadventure.com
2020-05-2115 min
SkyLinesWired to Wander Ch 5 "Dead Reckoning"Wired to Wander Ch 5 "Dead Reckoning"
Resuming the tracking of a big bull elk I arrowed in 2013. There is a lot to think about while crawling along the forest floor looking for drops of blood.
Listen here or watch the film at www.skylinesadventure.com
2020-05-1414 min
SkyLinesWired to Wander Ch 4 "Harbinger of a Burn"Chapter 4 resumes my Idaho archery elk hunting season of 2013. Note that this Wired to Wander series is produced as a video series, and in some instances captions display audio that is difficult to hear. So hop over to YouTube to see the video, or listen to the audio portion alone here via podcast.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiSJfkZ_E7U
Thank you!
Bryan Huskey
2020-04-2811 min
SkyLinesWired to Wander Ch 3 "Old Man in the Moon"Chapter 3 gets the memories of 2013 rolling with a painful start. But the action picks up in a big way!
Note that this is the audio version of a complete video posted to YouTube here: https://youtu.be/fNqHNOEbyKk
2020-04-1309 min
SkyLinesWired to Wander Ch 2 "Tumbleweeds Roll"Second chapter of video series Wired to Wander sets the stage for my journey as an archery elk hunter in Idaho. This is complete audio from the actual video that can be watched on Youtube at https://bit.ly/2UES62G
2020-04-0409 min
SkyLines#36 Introduction to "Wired to Wander"
For those who are listeners of this podcast series, I’m excited to add a visual element to my storytelling efforts. In addition to recorded essays, I’m also producing a series of short films called “Wired to Wander” that will chronicle the visual elements of my archery elk seasons from around 2012 to the present.
Music by Wrinkle Neck Mules and TV Torso
2020-03-2708 min
SkyLines#35 2016 Archery Elk "The Gay Bar"This essay is a look back at my 2016 archery elk season and what really kicked off a formalized effort to share complete accounts of my hunting seasons with audiences beyond my close friends. For all the years prior to this point, my hunting “Rut Reports” would go out as emails accompanied by photos of highs and lows of what each archery season had provided. (And that actually goes way back, even before the social adoption of email, to the 90’s when I’d haul photo albums around with me!)
2015 had been a banner season and was reflected by severa...
2020-01-3138 min
SkyLines#34 "Go Fly a Bike!"Stand Alone Essay
#34 "Go Fly a Bike!"
As a little kid, I never had an overly strong desire to fly or glide through the trees like a bird. Much of what I was interested in was on the ground or in the water after all, and I felt like moving through the world in a magical way was already at hand... I'd just ride my bike!
Riding a bike is to me- a form of flying. It's flying that is exponentially more obtainable to the average person, and a source of unbridled freedom for those who take hold of handlebars, gr...
2020-01-0829 min
SkyLines#33 "1995 In The Beginning"Stand alone essay
#33 "1995 In The Beginning"
The year was 1995. I had a good paying job and owned my own truck. I’d just graduated high school and moved out of the house. Life for me was shifting gears and really opening up!
Following my first home-town summer as an adult in Bend, Oregon, September found me pursuing new and exciting endeavors that would shape the rest of my life; like community college. And archery hunting.
My first archery season began in the pine forests of an area South of Bend called China...
2019-12-1724 min
SkyLines#32 "The Willow Wicket Hotel"Stand alone essay
#32 "The Willow Wicket Hotel" is a quick essay about an archery mule deer hunt.
2019-12-1406 min
SkyLines#31 "I'm the Birddog"Stand alone short essay
Howdy folks, Bryan Huskey here and THANK YOU for tuning into my Skylines podcast! This is episode #31, my journey in chukar hunting, called "I'm the Birddog". Enjoy!
2019-12-1025 min
SkyLines#30 "Now What?!?"#30 "Now What?!?" A process for after big game is down
My hope for the SkyLines Podcast series is to empower people to feel confident and capable in their outings- whatever they may be. For those who ponder if hunting alone is a possibility, (especially in the backcountry) this is my process. It may serve as a guide for what to expect and a list of things to remember and prepare for.
From the first glance of a critter on the ground all the way to the freezer, I explain every step along the way and w...
2019-12-0552 min
SkyLines#29 2017 Archery Elk Complete Season2017 Archery Elk Complete Season
This includes episodes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 that make up the 2017 archery elk complete season.
2019-11-211h 06
Story Story NightStarry Story Night: ORiONTaking a celestial cue from the constellation ORiON-"the Hunter", Starry Story Night lights up the place with six true stories that interlink in illuminating ways. Each storyteller is singular point of light. But connect the dots to make up one brilliant impression. All told, the night feels like it's written in the stars.
Starry-Tellers:
Glida Bothwell | Dawn Brockett |Bryan Huskey | Bob McMichael | Salome Mwangi | Ciera Partyka
Edited and Directed by Jodi Eichelberger
Music by the Boise Phil Brass Quintet
Sponsored by Everything CPAP, Boise Dept of Arts & History, National Endowment for the Arts, Arts Idaho, Boise Philharmonic, Radio Boise...
2019-11-181h 29
SkyLines#28 2019 Archery Elk Complete SeasonChapters 1-5 of the 2019 Archery Elk Season.
Listen to 'em all in one click.
2019-11-151h 40
SkyLines#27 2019 Elk Ch 5 "Luck of the Draw"2019 Elk Ch 5 "Luck of the Draw"
There is a saying I've always repeated in my head during encounters with big game: "Don't look at the antlers!" It's a reference to keeping your composure and staying focused on executing the shot- without the distraction of what the rack looks like. It totally makes sense, and in many situations I've been left yearning to know more about the rack following the encounter- or in some cases.. the shot. Like any hunter, I want to let my eyes admire the critter, including it's rack. I want to let my eyes...
2019-11-1517 min
SkyLines#26 Leaning on the SwingStand alone short essay
I like fishing downstream. Swinging flies for Steelhead is a welcome seasonal transition following months of facing and casting upstream for trout. It’s an entirely different tempo, two-stepping your way down a run. The casting and presentation is different, not to mention that some days even the fly rod is different. Two hands holding cork now. Cool!
I recently took a day just for myself, the river, and two handed casting. It seems like it’s been years since I’ve had a full day for just myself and the river. N...
2019-11-1305 min
SkyLines#25 2019 Elk Ch 4 "Reckless Precision"2019 Archery Season Ch 4 "Reckless Precision"
It was September 24th now, the final full day of my final trip of the season. I was well aware of the circumstance- that this would be my last opportunity for archery success in 2019. Looking back I realize I'd been in this same position two years prior, just before taking my best bull (which is described in SKYLINES Episodes 2017 Rut Reports) Although in the moment, that specific recollection did not occur to me at time. My dear friend Ian had joined me for this trip, and the two of us has split...
2019-11-0528 min
SkyLines#24 2019 Elk Ch 3 "High in the Mountains"2019 Archery Elk Chapter 3 "High in the Mountains"
Hi there folks this is chapter 3 of my 2019 essay. I'm jumping back in time a little bit with this chapter, reflecting on the circumstances that led me to the mountains where chapters 1 and 2 took place. So it's a bit of skipping around in timeline but it all ties back in with where we left off in chapter 2.
Dry hole cost. It’s a phrase that a wonderful and influential old timer in my life named Jack introduced me to: "How much I’m willing to invest in an any given venture before...
2019-11-0223 min
SkyLines#23 2019 Elk Ch 2 "Crown Point"2019 Archery Elk Ch 2 "Crown Point"
The bull gave a small jump and kicked up his tempo, although with no idea of what/if anything had happened. My arrow had just zinged beneath him and I think he had a sense of some sort of close shave. He and the cows around him continued their frantic scurry off the exposed ridge. I didn't have time to consider what had happened to foil what should have been a slam dunk shot. The elk were still unaware of my presence and I was right in their midst with the violent...
2019-10-1618 min
SkyLines#22 2019 Elk Ch 1 "Belly of the Beast"2019 Archery Elk Chapter 1 "Belly of the Beast"
Howdy folks, this is Bryan Huskey and we're going to kick off my first essay of the 2019 archery season. I hope you enjoy the ride!
Chapter 1 Belly of the Beast
I've always LOVED storms. Late summer thunder storms in particular. But any kind of weather that's remarkable is worth remarking in my book. As a little kid on the Oregon coast, I can recall a few instances when major storms would slam the Tillamook region, and the larger than life old growth trees of the community would on occasion be...
2019-10-0812 min
SkyLines#21 Along Came SolitudeStand alone essay
I've cut my teeth fishing trout and steelhead, but a breaking point occurred that turned my focus to the world of bass and other warm water angling opportunities. I could not be happier with what's happened since.
2019-08-0819 min
The Fishing PodcastEp. 21: Rooster Hunting BajaToday's Episode is a litter different. Since I am down in the country of Panama right now, hopefully chasing Rooster fish and Tuna, I wanted to give you a taste of what I might be doing. This episode features Bryan Huskey's story telling podcast SkyLines. These stories are inspired by his personal adventures, and he is an amazing story teller! This is his story of chasing Rooster Fish Baja.
2019-03-0826 min
SkyLines#20 Homie wants to ParTaay!We dropped over the edge with leaps & bounds. Striding down the steep slope, we moved quickly as possible yet all the while careful not to dislodge rocks or anything that would roll down the hill and turn into a god dam avalanche. Regardless, apx mid way down, the bull heard us. And screamed a bugle across to our side, in almost- well, no I'd say it was an actual throwing down of the gauntlet. Adam's face was beaming as he barely contained in whisper "Homie wants to ParTaaay!" I don't recall if we'd made any bull sounds at this point or...
2019-01-0427 min
SkyLines#19 You Should Race, Man.If you've never raced in one form or another, you should. Once in your life pick something... and race it. Practice, plan, train, prepare mentally and physically. Give your mind and body a chance to feel primal and perform something at it's absolute hardest- BUT DO IT FOR FUN!!!
Sure racing is not for everybody. But if you've ever been half way curious how you'd stack up in the pine derby... or a marathon, pick something! Learn the nuances of the craft, set your mind to it, and get to work! For me, racing provides fantastic spice to...
2018-12-1628 min
SkyLines#18 Rooster Hunting BajaThe Jeep pushed confidently through the soft sand, closer and closer to the turquoise sliver on the horizon. From fifty feet back it looked like a solid and capable rig. From twenty feet out, you could certainly tell this vehicle had been around the peninsula a few times. If you were walking up to it at a used car lot, you'd be spinning around and ducking the greaser salesman in wrinkled slakes striding your way. At the rental facility where I first hopped in and went to let out the clutch in first gear- I shivered with doubt. Yep, it's a w...
2018-12-0118 min
SkyLines#17 2018 Archery Elk - Complete SeasonBryan Huskey's 2018 archery elk complete season. Chapters 1-7. 1.5 hr run time
Accompanying Video
2018-11-021h 30
SkyLines#16 2018 Elk Ch 7 "Splash of Red"Standing now with a bright splash of red at my feet and much better defined tracks as well, I felt a giant weight lifted off my shoulders. It was like hitting a reset button on the circumstance, and about anything was better than the hand of cards I'd been holding just moments earlier. Over an hour had lapsed since my shot, yet I still moved with great care and caution to be quiet. Given that I was standing in relatively thick trees and my general visibility was fifty yards at best, I opted to do something especially cautious. Before taking...
2018-11-0115 min
SkyLines#15 2018 Elk Ch 6 "A New Hope"How far had the bull walked through the shot? I was hugging the left boundary of the shooting window as it was, and as he walked further to the left getting a closer encounter with the cow he was checking, my arrow was already on it's way when his vitals disappeared behind the screen of chop stick pine bows. I was certain that my arrow had passed cleanly through the window, without trimming and possibly deflecting off any branches. But did it make it to it's moving target in time? Or was I in the disastrous predicament of a ba...
2018-10-3018 min
SkyLines#14 2018 Elk Ch 5 "Shooting Windows"Later that day, an hour or so of glassing distant ridges and with the luck of a few rogue bugles I'd identified a small herd with a nice bull holding court among them. I'd taken a huge loop in efforts of having a shot at this bull and the wind gave me the firm middle finger. Even beyond the middle finger, we refer to the full hand of fingers we call the eagle. But as the sounds of hoofbeats faded, I knew I needed to be listening for bugles too. Because under almost all but the worst herd busting...
2018-10-1215 min
SkyLines#13 2018 Elk Ch 4 "Christian Rock"It was an absolute pleasure to wake and emerge from my tent already miles and thousands of feet above from where I'd previously camped at the truck. In the grey light of morning, I sparked my micro burner stove to make instant coffee and oatmeal. Although chilled in the cold morning air, I removed my puffy vest and packed it into my Eberlestock along with provisions for the day. Not long out of camp, as I gained enough altitude to view much of surrounding habitat, I spotted exactly what I'd hoped to see, a large and mature bull perched...
2018-10-1012 min
SkyLines#12 2018 Elk Ch3 "Spike Camp"For the third week of September we as a family had banked all our resources for me to have five full days to hunt. This was it- I really needed to make something happen this outing as getting me back up here again was not going to be easy for any of us. So as I'd complained earlier, I was over the miles long commute into the prime hunting areas and had indeed prepared this trip to pack a camp up and into the juice, and stay. It was the only realistic and responsible way that I could imagine...
2018-10-0808 min
SkyLines#11 2018 Elk Ch2 "There's the Rub"Pulling into my camp/parking area now on my second trip I was both thrilled and relieved to find no other rigs or sign of people. I mean after all it's totally understandable that other hunters would stumble into this place and I'd overlap with their time in these mountains.
2018-10-0512 min
SkyLines#10 2018 Elk Ch1 "Downhill"Three years strait. That's a hell of a slump buster, and these past 3 years of success were doubled up, representing harvest of both deer and elk following a dry spell of mind-bending frustrations and crazy bad luck stacking up on my hunting efforts, to the level I eventually, (albeit reluctantly) proclaimed I'd been cursed! Because for a decade in the early two thousands my hunting efforts were plagued with failure- in the sense of tagging out at least.
2018-09-2808 min
SkyLines#9 Racing Inspiration & an Ap called Strava Part 1Hey, I'm your host Bryan Huskey, and as eluded to in my introduction of this podcasting effort, content here is going to range across a variety of topics and interests. Now for the most part, all of these subjects share a few common threads; that they relate to adventure, and are my own experiences I'm sharing with you first hand. Today I want to share my experiences with competition, racing and the fuel it's been for me over my entire life; charging a wild imagination as a tike to staying young at heart in now in middle age.
Since th...
2017-12-2814 min
SkyLines#8 What the hell is Keepemwet?Hi there, I'm Bryan Huskey. In addition to the stories I've shared here so far, I also have a lot fishing related content I'm looking forward to sharing. What I'm going to start of with here is the backstory a phrase in fishing that's become very popular all around the globe relating to catch & release practices. It's called keepemwet. If you've looked at many fishing photos on social media you've probably seen the hashtag. Well, that phrase, (now paired with nearly 200,000 photos on Instagram alone) originated right here, and from the time I first scribbled it down as a fo...
2017-12-1908 min
SkyLines#7 2016 Buck Report "A Win for Dad"It had been almost 20 years since I'd gone deer hunting with a rifle, and this switching of gears from archery elk season to targeting deer proved to be super fun. I roamed all new parts of regional public lands, places that I'd never seen or necessarily even knew were public. That alone became addicting, and within a handful of days in the field I'd had so much fun I declared the effort a success.
Absolute satisfaction came when I climbed a thousand or so feet up a mountain and into a series of north facing coves that from google earth caugh...
2017-12-1710 min
SkyLines#6 2017 Rut Report Ch 5- "Shipwreck"Have you ever been lost in the wild? I mean to the point where you come to a realization that makes your heart literally skip a beat- and then begin to race- and you can't slow it down. Truly scared. It's certainly happened to me a few times. Each time I've regained the comfort of resolve in one form or another, before it got too far into the night. And each time it instilled a sense of respect that is visceral to me- a sense of appreciation every single time I make it back to the truck. If you haven...
2017-12-0309 min
SkyLines#5 Introducing your host Bryan HuskeyHi there! I'm Bryan Huskey, a photographer, filmmaker, and general outdoor ding dong in Boise Idaho. At this point- many of you who are listening are probably my buddies, but for the new folks that have stumbled in here, here's a little intro to get a feel for who I am and what to expect from this podcast.
First off- seriously thanks for listening! The response to this first series will have a lot to do with if, or how much effort I put into this podcasting endeavor. I mean lets be honest, people have to like this...
2017-11-2806 min
SkyLines#4 2017 Rut Report Ch 4- "Another Bowhunter"I'm not sure how others think of the time between a shot and recovery, but to me it's the most golden and cherished period of a hunt. It's the part my mind races & fast forwards to in daydreams. I like to take my time and savor this part of the hunting experience. Others I know are totally opposite of me, putting little interest in understanding the details between the shot and the prize at the end of the trail. Just get to the animal as quickly and directly as possible. But to me the tracking is the best part. It...
2017-11-2713 min
SkyLines#3 2017 Rut Report Ch 3- "Twist in the Wind"It was a long shot, but upgrading to a high-end 2016 bow and respectable effort and results in my shooting preparation since summer, I felt confident in the release of my arrow. The bull was totally broadside and looking right at me as I shot. I could hear the impact of a hard hit, but it was tough to see exactly where. It didn't have the tell tale sound of open ribs pass-through. And I couldn't see anything on the light tan canvas of the 6x6 bull's mid-section. But I certainly heard my arrow hit something solid. He lunged forward and...
2017-11-2009 min
SkyLines#2 2017 Rut Report Ch 2- "With this Arrow"I set out of camp on the second and final morning, aware but not intimidated by the fact it was my last day to hunt. My step had a decent bounce to it and I was still gleefully taking in all this new country. I admired the evidence of an elaborate beaver complex that had years ago flooded what was once was a good sized aspen grove. All the trees had died and since fallen into what nature had transformed into a meadow. The dam had long ago blown out and no beavers had since undergone reconstruction efforts. Just po...
2017-11-2013 min
SkyLines#1 2017 Rut Report Ch1- "Gone with the Wind"Bryan Huskey's 2017 Rut Report Ch1- "Gone with the Wind"
The 2017 archery season approached in a state of tremendous confidence and optimism. I'd begun a respectable training regimen in July that consisted of trail running with weights three days a week. For the first time in 9 years my long time hunting buddy Adam from Oregon was again going to ante up to hunt with me in Idaho. Another first since 2004, I'd finally upgraded to a bow with current technology, and we were setting our sights on an entirely new area that appeared to have great potential. Most im...
2017-11-1918 min