In this episode, Maddie Richards sits down with Kyle Gemas to hear his unique journey into hunting—shifting from a background in sports and fishing to the demanding pursuit of sheep. Kyle shares his preparation for a challenging sheep hunt in Alaska, highlighting the mental and physical obstacles he faced along the way. He reflects on the camaraderie found in the mountains, the beauty of wild places, and the satisfaction of achieving a goal years in the making. Kyle also looks ahead, sharing his future hunting plans with adventures awaiting in British Columbia and Kyrgyzstan.

Ryan McHugh didn't stumble into sheep hunting—it was the result of years of planning, discipline, and a deep-rooted hunting background shaped by family tradition. In this episode, Ryan walks through the long road that led him north to Canada's remote sheep country, from physical conditioning and dialing in gear to mentally preparing for the realities of mountain hunting.

He reflects on trading a career in forestry for financial planning, and how that shift sharpened his focus on finally pursuing a sheep hunt. Along the way, Ryan shares what it was like navigating rugged terrain under wildfire smoke, glassing vast landscapes, and experiencing the shock and excitement of seeing sheep for the first time. Patience played a central role as days passed waiting for the right opportunity—until everything came together on the third day with a successful harvest. The episode closes with moments that extend beyond the hunt itself, including quiet nights, big country, and the Northern Lights dancing overhead.

In this episode of Kicked Out, Tony traces his journey from an eight-year-old picking up hunting for the first time to taking on what he considers the pinnacle of the sport: a challenging sheep hunt that required more than two years of preparation. He breaks down the training, scouting, and long-range shooting work that went into getting ready, as well as the physical and mental toughness demanded by the mountains. Tony reflects on the unpredictable weather, the grind of the hunt, and the surreal moment he finally took his ram—an achievement that felt both earned and humbling. Beyond the adventure itself, he shares how the experience deepened his appreciation for wild sheep conservation and the ongoing efforts to protect these iconic animals. Tony's story proves the dedication of hunters, the importance of conservation, and the incredible wild places that shape both.