Hey Ethical Predator family 👋 I've been quiet in here for a while... and I owe you an explanation. The honest truth? Grant and I got caught off guard. The demand for the t-shirt club and the book completely outpaced what our fulfillment setup could handle. Orders were delayed. Mistakes were made. And instead of showing up in here pretending everything was fine, I went heads-down to fix it. That's what I do. I'm the one behind the scenes making sure this thing actually runs. For the past several weeks I've been rebuilding our entire fulfillment process from the ground up ...researching new partners, fixing the book side, fixing the shirt side, and making sure that when we make a promise to this community, we can actually keep it. We're not 100% there yet. But we're close. And what's coming is so much better than what we had. I'm not going to overpromise. What I will say is this... 👕 The t-shirt club is about to get a serious upgrade. 📚 The book fulfillment is being moved to a platform built for it. And Grant and I are more committed to this community than we've ever been. You stuck with us. We don't take that lightly. More updates coming soon...and I'm back. 👊 👉 Quick question for the community What would make The Ethical Predator Community an absolute must-show-up-every-day kind of place for you? More of Grant's hunting stories? Live Q&A sessions? Gear breakdowns? Member spotlights? A space to share your own hunts and get real feedback? Drop it below. We're listening and we're actually going to do something with your answers. 🎯 — Jenn

So I somehow won a monthly giveaway here a few months ago, if you guys remember the prize was a handmade quiver built by Mr. Richardson. My favorite game animal is bears, and this quiver funnily enough is bear themed with a matching armgaurd. If you saw the pictures back then you know its beautiful but I promise you the pictures dont quite capture it. Especially the fit. It fits me like a glove, I couldnt be happier with it. My biggest issue with back quivers in the past has been how much my 32 inch arrows stick out 🙄 trees tend to pull them out for me. But not this one, I tried. It's much deeper than my bear archery back quiver. Any way enjoy the pictures from the range! Don't mind the carbons in the bow quiver, just there for the weight.

The Ethical Predator Podcast - A weekly members-only podcast celebrating the hunter’s mindset, discipline, ethics, and the tradition of bowhunting. Each week we’ll bring on special guests from the traditional bowhunting world to share their experiences, lessons, and stories from the field. All episodes will be recorded and placed inside the Classroom so Premium Members can watch anytime. 🔥 Today's Guest: Jarrod Floyd 🎙 The Ethical Predator Podcast - Episode #Episode #14 - Jarrod Floyd Avid outdoorsmen Love the simplicity but difficulty of single string Love sharing and learning everything about archery. Live in western pa but born in raised in Ohio. Jarrod is a member & moderator of the TradBowhunter SKOOL community. Podcast available to watch in the Classroom - The Ethical Predator Podcast This community was built around ethics, discipline, and doing things the hard way. And these conversations will bring that mindset to life.

The Ethical Predator Podcast - A weekly members-only podcast celebrating the hunter’s mindset, discipline, ethics, and the tradition of bowhunting. Each week we’ll bring on special guests from the traditional bowhunting world to share their experiences, lessons, and stories from the field. All episodes will be recorded and placed inside the Classroom so Premium Members can watch anytime. 🔥 This episode's guest: @Kelsey Holts Born and raised in Alberta, Canada, Kelsey was raised in a hunting family, learning from her father and developing a deep respect for the land and wildlife. She hunts big and small game across Alberta's crown, with a strong focus on ethical hunting and is especially passionate about calling animals and understanding how they communicate. She also enjoys creating and refining recipes that bring a wild game twist to the table, while striving to raise her children with the same values—respecting the land, honouring the animal, and passing on the skills that keep future generations connected to nature and self-sufficient living. Kelsey is also a member of the TradBowhunter - Ethical Predator SKOOL community. 🎙 The Ethical Predator Podcast - Kelsey Holts Now available for Premier Members to watch in the Classroom on "The Ethical Predator Podcast" This community was built around ethics, discipline, and doing things the hard way, these conversations bring that mindset to life.

The Ethical Predator Podcast - A weekly members-only podcast celebrating the hunter’s mindset, discipline, ethics, and the tradition of bowhunting. Each week we’ll bring on special guests from the traditional bowhunting world to share their experiences, lessons, and stories from the field. All episodes will be recorded and placed inside the Classroom so Premium Members can watch anytime. 🔥 Tonight’s Guest: John Cazenove Owner of Skool community called, "Return To The Wild" - a structured community dedicated to developing adaptive strength, resilience, and environmental awareness in modern life. Inspired by minimalist philosophy and traditional skills, focusing on discipline, responsibility, and practical growth. A framework built around 10 pillars including mental resilience, mobility, nutrition, reflection, social connection, environmental awareness, and lifelong learning. John is also a member of the TradBowhunter SKOOL community. 🎙 The Ethical Predator Podcast - Episode #12 with John Cazenove Now available for Premier Members to watch in the Classroom on "The Ethical Predator Podcast" This community was built around ethics, discipline, and doing things the hard way. And these conversations will bring that mindset to life.