Jack & I dive into the new book including a nod to The Hunt for Red October and a long pro-log that kicks off the novel.

We discuss artificial intelligence, the autonomous nature of some warfare platfors, quantum computing, passive targeting, hypersonic missiles, and the return of Alice in Red Sky Mourning.

Our conversation covered a number of topics including

• A new character in Red Sky Mourning
• The truth about technology & Social Media
• Development of James Reece’s character & how he is similar to all of us
• Reece’s trek through Siberia in Savage Son
• Some of Jack’s favorite characters
• A few of Jacks favorite chapters

On the Film side Jack & I dive into

• Terminal List Adaptation for Amazon
• How the writers room works
• Ben Edwards character development
• Taylor Kitsch
• Peek Into Dark Wolf Series & Timeline
• True Believer timeline for Amazon
• Jack’s Hunting Plans
• Raising kids in hunting and shooting
• Finding time away from tech to re-center and focus on family

Jack Carr’s 7th novel, Red Sky Mourning, drops June 18, 2024

You can watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/CvlE1zyFSuo?si=kqc1PfN62cutY-DD

From a young age, Jack Carr had two dreams: serving his country in uniform as a Navy SEAL and becoming an author.

Following twenty years in the SEAL Teams, Jack shifted his sights to publishing and fulfilled his literary objective with the release of his debut novel, The Terminal List.

Since then, he has captivated readers worldwide with the gripping tales of James Reece in his New York Times bestselling novels True Believer, Savage Son, The Devil’s Hand, In the Blood, and Only the Dead.

The Terminal List was adapted into a thrilling #1 Amazon Prime Video series starring Chris Pratt and has been greenlit for a second season based on Jack’s second novel True Believer (release date TBA).

In addition, a prequel origin story series based on the character Ben Edwards titled The Terminal List: Dark Wolf starring Taylor Kitsch is currently in production.

You can find Jack on the following platforms:

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Shawn Melland grabbed the cover of Eastmans’ Bowhunting Journal this past issue and when I heard he was going to be in town for Summer Strong 17 over at Sorinex HQ this week, I convinced him to jump across the lake and join me in the studio.

I am often intrigued about the drive that causes folks from small places to make big footprints in the world. Shawn is a man leaving big footprints.

From a small town in western North Dakota, where there were more cattle than people, Shawn Melland has become one of the most formidable elk hunters in Montana and on the western landscape.

Shawn has arrowed 7 bulls in 8 seasons with an average gross score of just over 375”. We know score isn’t the whole game, but even if you aren’t a “score” guy, you have to be impressed with what Shawn has accomplished in a relatively short amount of time as a bowhunter focused on chasing giant elk.

We also have a bonus guest on this episode as . Shawn’s partner in crime, Colton Dombrowki, joined him on the trip so we threw him into the fray as well. The self-titled Bugle Boys were great guests and we had a ripping good time talking elk strategy as well as telling some great stories.

Through passion drive, and discipline Shawn has become one of the most accomplished archery elk hunters over the last decade.

Shawn is an entrepreneur, father, husband, athlete, & bow hunter. Enjoy the episode

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Dan Gates is the chair of the Colorado Wildlife Council, the face of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management, C.R.W.M., and is a staunch advocate for the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation model. Dan is fighting daily against groups like PITA and other politically motivated organizations who are targeting our wildlife with activism that damages our wildlife ecosystem as well as our way of life as hunters.

You can find Dan & C.R.W.M. on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/c.r.w.m/ and visit their website to DONATE to the cause and help save our way of life as hunters. https://savethehuntcolorado.com/about/

At the close of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, the early pioneers of today’s sportsmen’s conservation community faced a unique set of challenges. As a result of market hunting, purposeful extirpation, and general exploitation of natural resources, many game species were at historically low population levels throughout much of their historical range. The early champions of today’s conservation ethic, such as President Theodore Roosevelt, George Bird Grinnell, and Gifford Pichot, faced this challenge head on. Through their efforts and those of others, was born the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation which set in place the tenets that define our approach to wildlife conservation to this day. During this period state fish and wildlife agencies were formed, and game laws were implemented to regulate harvest. Additionally, we saw the birth of the “user-pays, public benefit” American System of Conservation Funding through which sportsmen and women provide long-term and sustainable funding for the agencies tasked with managing the vast majority of our nation’s game species. Complementary efforts effectively shut down market hunting, established what is today the Fish and Wildlife Service, and set aside public lands to be conserved.

As a result of the laudable work of these early conservationists, sportsmen and women in the later 20th century were able to experience the “golden age” of hunting. Popular game species returned to at or near historic highs, hunting was a vibrant part of our culture throughout much of the nation, and state fish and wildlife agencies were well funded, held in high regard, and effectively carried out their missions of scientific management of game species.

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