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EP 210: Field Ethos, Dangerous Game & Our Latest Collaboration - Mike Schoby
Sep 21, 2026 · 53 min · 14 segments
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Mike SchobyGuestAaron DavidsonHost
Sep 21, 2026 · 53 min · 14 segments
Mike SchobyGuestAaron DavidsonHostguys on today's episode we have mike scobie chief operating officer again i don't know how you could accept that title that's like the worst
with field ethos that's absolutely mike's up in bozeman and ordered a gun from us this year a nexus 7prc came down today to do a kind of a uh customer experience handoff and make sure it's tuned up give them a little training went pretty well
it went fantastic and when we say i've got plenty of rifles but i wanted to buy one from you guys because i was just thinking i didn't have a real firm idea what i wanted to get i said set it up how would you build if you're going to do it everything gun in the west from alaska to western game to plains game in africa what would you set up and i was originally thinking 300 prc You talked me into the seven, and I think that's a great choice.
As long as you do your part and you've got good form, you can see impacts all of that, which is something you may not be able to do with a larger caliber.
We talked about seeing impacts and how important that can be for different situations.
I just shared with you my recent IBEX hunting experience and how that kind of saved the… saved the hunt the smaller cartridge will let you do that and it'll still kill an elk at 1200 yards then
why not go that way i've seen so many i've been blessed to hunt around the world and every continent all kinds of big game stuff and i've seen wheels fall off on guys so bad myself included not just other people if you may if you have a mess or if you have a bad hit and you've got somebody over if you didn't see the impact yourself now there's this long delay where you're he's like I was high.
Well, how high, you know, and you're, and you're trying to make an adjustment, but if you can get that visual yourself, you don't have to wait for a spotter.
And so you can work a bolt, you can get back on, you can make a correction and still either put that animal down quickly or make an impact.
Yes, I've played with it here at your facility on other occasions, and that was part of this why I wanted to come down as well.
I don't want people to be intimidated and say that, oh, this is overly complicated.
But to the uninitiated coming into it, I think it seems daunting, myself included.
So having that time with you on the range to walk through that and see exactly what this does, how to best utilize that technology, It really is a game changer.
guys on today's episode we have mike scobie chief operating officer again i don't know how you could accept that title that's like the worst
with field ethos that's absolutely mike's up in bozeman and ordered a gun from us this year a nexus 7prc came down today to do a kind of a uh customer experience handoff and make sure it's tuned up give them a little training went pretty well
it went fantastic and when we say i've got plenty of rifles but i wanted to buy one from you guys because i was just thinking i didn't have a real firm idea what i wanted to get i said set it up how would you build if you're going to do it everything gun in the west from alaska to western game to plains game in africa what would you set up and i was originally thinking 300 prc You talked me into the seven, and I think that's a great choice.
As long as you do your part and you've got good form, you can see impacts all of that, which is something you may not be able to do with a larger caliber.
We talked about seeing impacts and how important that can be for different situations.
I just shared with you my recent IBEX hunting experience and how that kind of saved the… saved the hunt the smaller cartridge will let you do that and it'll still kill an elk at 1200 yards then
why not go that way i've seen so many i've been blessed to hunt around the world and every continent all kinds of big game stuff and i've seen wheels fall off on guys so bad myself included not just other people if you may if you have a mess or if you have a bad hit and you've got somebody over if you didn't see the impact yourself now there's this long delay where you're he's like I was high.
Well, how high, you know, and you're, and you're trying to make an adjustment, but if you can get that visual yourself, you don't have to wait for a spotter.
And so you can work a bolt, you can get back on, you can make a correction and still either put that animal down quickly or make an impact.
Yes, I've played with it here at your facility on other occasions, and that was part of this why I wanted to come down as well.
I don't want people to be intimidated and say that, oh, this is overly complicated.
But to the uninitiated coming into it, I think it seems daunting, myself included.
So having that time with you on the range to walk through that and see exactly what this does, how to best utilize that technology, It really is a game changer.
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The Buffalo Charge
Then one buffalo hunt turned terrifyingly close
Her First Big Buck
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