In this episode of the Fargone Podcast, Nolan and Reece catch up on everything happening lately from settling into life in Alberta to preparing for spring hunting season in British Columbia.

Reece talks about officially getting set up on the ranch and spending his days working cattle, riding horses, fixing fence, and getting ready for a busy summer ahead. After spending most of the winter skiing, he is now fully focused on ranch life and improving his horsemanship while learning from experienced cowboys around him.

The guys also dive into Nolan’s recent Alberta snow geese hunt, where massive decoy spreads, endless prairie fields, and thousands of migrating birds created a completely different waterfowl hunting experience than what they are used to in British Columbia. What felt unreal to Nolan was apparently considered average hunting by the locals.

They also touch on turkey hunting in Alberta, sturgeon fishing on the Fraser River, spring bear hunting plans in BC, and the differences between outdoor culture in Alberta and British Columbia.

This episode is packed with conversations around western lifestyle, ranching, hunting, fishing, horses, and life outdoors in Canada as the Fargone crew heads into a busy spring and summer season.