Legends of the Wild, A Field And Stream Production

• Episode 8 - Duck Stamp Art, Conservation, and Legacy with Wildlife Painter Adam Grimm

  Discover the art, hunting heritage, and conservation power behind America’s iconic Federal Duck Stamp. Wildlife artist Adam Grimm joins Legends of the Wild to share his journey from a childhood spent hunting and fishing in Ohio to becoming a three-time Federal Duck Stamp winner. Grimm’s photorealistic waterfowl paintings aren’t just art—they’re part of a conservation legacy that has raised billions for wetland and habitat protection. We explore: The origins of Grimm’s wildlife art and his passion for the outdoors What it takes to win the prestigious Duck Stamp Contest Why duck stamps matter to hunters, anglers, and anyone who loves wild places The role of the Prairie Pothole Region in producing North America’s waterfowl Stories of conservation, hunting traditions, and passing on an outdoor legacy to future generations Whether you’re a duck hunter, pheasant chaser, or simply love spending time outdoors, this episode dives deep into how art, hunting, and conservation intersect. From the impact of predator management to the importance of protecting grasslands and wetlands, Grimm brings both an artist’s eye and a sportsman’s perspective to the conversation. Get more from Field & Stream: https://www.fieldandstream.com/ Get to know your host, Sam Soholt: https://www.instagram.com/samsoholt/ Check out Adam’s work: https://www.adamgrimm.com/              Join the F&S 1871 Club and experience a membership dedicated to the outdoor culture of sporting traditions, storytelling, and the conservation of our lands: https://www.fieldandstream.com/1871-club/  This podcast is powered by Moultrie, the official trail camera of Field & Stream: https://www.moultrie.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Episode 7 - Epic Hunts and Wild Stories with Filmmaker Donnie Vincent

  From tiger research to Alaskan sheep hunts, Donnie Vincent shares unforgettable outdoor adventures and lessons. In this episode of Legends of the Wild by Field & Stream, host Sam Soholt sits down with renowned hunter, filmmaker, and conservationist Donnie Vincent. From studying tigers in Nepal and Bangladesh to chasing sheep across Alaska’s rugged mountains, Donnie’s stories blend science, adventure, and a deep respect for the outdoors. He reveals how his background as a biologist shaped his filmmaking career, the value of long hunts in the wilderness, and why meaningful storytelling matters more than fast content. Expect tales of close calls in the mountains, unforgettable hunting trips for moose, caribou, and grouse, and even the thrill of musky fishing. Whether you’re passionate about hunting, fishing, or exploring wild places, this conversation captures what it means to be truly immersed in the outdoors. Get more from Field & Stream: https://www.fieldandstream.com/ Get to know your host, Sam Soholt: https://www.instagram.com/samsoholt/ Check out Donnie’s work: https://www.youtube.com/@Donnie_Vincent  Learn more about Remi Warren: https://remiwarren.com/              Join the F&S 1871 Club and experience a membership dedicated to the outdoor culture of sporting traditions, storytelling, and the conservation of our lands: https://www.fieldandstream.com/1871-club/  This podcast is powered by Moultrie, the official trail camera of Field & Stream: https://www.moultrie.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Episode 6 - Mastering the Hunt: Remi Warren on Archery, Elk Tactics, and Solo Pursuits

  What separates elite hunters from the rest? Remi Warren breaks it down through hard-won lessons. In this episode of Legends of the Wild, Sam Soholt sits down with legendary bowhunter, guide, and outdoor storyteller Remi Warren for an in-depth look at what makes a great hunter great. From spending 323 days a year in the field to filming solo bowhunts and now running Day Six Gear, Remi shares the experiences that shaped his approach to the outdoors. They dive into: What consistently successful elk hunters do differently How guiding others taught Remi next-level hunting awareness The training value of hunting with a camera—twice the work, twice the learning Bowhunting drills that actually simulate real-world field conditions Why custom arrows and gear confidence matter more than you think The mindset shift that comes from balancing adventure and family life Plus, Remi shares the story behind acquiring Day Six Archery, building premium hunting gear, and the learning curve of bowhunting with a mouth tab after injury. This is a conversation for anyone serious about improving in the field, understanding animal behavior, and staying sharp through intentional practice. Get more from Field & Stream: https://www.fieldandstream.com/ Get to know your host, Sam Soholt: https://www.instagram.com/samsoholt/ Check out Day Six Archery: https://www.daysixgear.com/  Learn more about Remi Warren: https://remiwarren.com/              Join the F&S 1871 Club and experience a membership dedicated to the outdoor culture of sporting traditions, storytelling, and the conservation of our lands: https://www.fieldandstream.com/1871-club/  This podcast is powered by Moultrie, the official trail camera of Field & Stream: https://www.moultrie.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Episode 5 - Cheetah Relocation, Conservation Grit, and Rewriting Hunting’s Public Narrative

  What does it take to move wild cheetahs across Africa, carrying on after unthinkable loss—and win over the world in the process? Robbie Kroger joins Legends of the Wild to share the inside story of The Origins Foundation (formerly Blood Origins) to go behind the scenes of the largest open-range cheetah relocation effort ever attempted. Kroger shares the mission’s triumphs, its brutal setbacks—and the devastating death of a close friend and partner, Vincent Van Der Merwe, just days before a major milestone in the project. From chaos in the Kalahari to an emotional fundraising auction in San Antonio—where a single moment of generosity steeled the team’s resolve to carry the mission forward—this is the story of what it truly means to fight for wildlife, and to finish the work when it matters most. Also in this episode: What it takes to translocate cheetahs across international borders Why cheetahs are fragile yet vital to Africa’s ecosystem balance How hunters raised over $250,000 to fund the project Rebranding Blood Origins into The Origins Foundation Why “trophy hunting” needs an SEO war plan Lessons in sustainable use from around the globe—from Namibia to New Zealand The future of digital advocacy for hunting, wildlife policy, and conservation This conversation blends heart, science, chaos, and purpose—offering a rare look at the work, loss, and grit behind the world’s most misunderstood conservation tool: ethical, science-based hunting. Get more from Field & Stream: https://www.fieldandstream.com/ Get to know your host, Sam Soholt: https://www.instagram.com/samsoholt/ Check out the work The Origins Foundation does: https://theoriginsfoundation.org Listen to The Origins Foundation podcast wherever you get your podcasts: https://podfollow.com/1543788045              Join the F&S 1871 Club and experience a membership dedicated to the outdoor culture of sporting traditions, storytelling, and the conservation of our lands: https://www.fieldandstream.com/1871-club/  This podcast is powered by Moultrie, the official trail camera of Field & Stream: https://www.moultrie.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Episode 4 - Sell the Brand, Live the Hunt: Hunting Industry Lessons from Dan Moultrie

  How do you build a hunting brand that lasts 50 years? Dan Moultrie shares the secret. Dan Moultrie, founder of Moultrie Feeders and a 50-year industry veteran, joins host Sam Soholt to unpack the innovations that shaped modern hunting—and why company culture rooted in outdoor passion still matters. From the compound bow revolution to thermacell breakthroughs and Gore-Tex game changers, this episode tracks the gear, mindset, and market shifts that helped grow the sport. Whether you're a whitetail bowhunter, backcountry elk chaser, or just looking to get your family outdoors, you'll find valuable insights in this conversation about recruitment, retention, and what it really means to “sell the brand.” Topics covered include: Why compound bows changed everything for hunters Building an outdoor company culture that recruits and retains talent The evolution of hunting gear: from wool to Gore-Tex and thermacells Why innovation matters for the future of hunting and fishing The importance of making the outdoors accessible and enjoyable for new hunters Get more from Field & Stream: https://www.fieldandstream.com/ Get to know your host: https://www.instagram.com/samsoholt/ Check out Moultrie’s legendary products: https://www.moultrie.com              Join the F&S 1871 Club and experience a membership dedicated to the outdoor culture of sporting traditions, storytelling, and the conservation of our lands: https://www.fieldandstream.com/1871-club/  This podcast is powered by Moultrie, the official trail camera of Field & Stream: https://www.moultrie.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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