Johnny Nikirk lives in Williams Lake, British Columbia. He has always been an avid hunter, but really kicked off his guiding career in 2010 with Ram Head Outfitters who he worked for for 7 years. Living in B.C really sets the mountain hunter apart from most, when you're eligible for a number of different draws. Johnny has taken a Dall sheep and more than one Stone sheep for himself. He also guides for Flint and Frank Simpson for the late archery bighorn season in Alberta. He

SHEEP ROAST Recipe: Cam Foss and Bailey Simpson Ingredients: 3 ½ pound sheep roast 6 slices peppered bacon 2 Tbsp. olive oil 3 cloves minced garlic 1 Tbsp. steak spice 1 Tbsp. horse radish ½ cup red wine 1 ½ cup beef stock 1 cup rough cut onions 1 cup rough cut mushrooms Directions: Preheat oven to 400F Combine oil, garlic, steak spice and horseradish. Rub roast with the mixture In a roasting pan, lay the bacon flat (overlapping slightly). Place the roast on top of the bacon

SIMPSON TRAIL COOKIES Ingredients: 2 ¼ C Gluten Free oatmeal 2 C light Spelt flour 1 C Sunflower seeds ¾ C Pumpkin seeds ½ C unsweetened shredded coconut ¼ C Chia/Hemp seed mix 1 C coconut sugar 1 Tbsp. cinnamon 2 Tsp. sea salt 1 ½ C mini dark chocolate chips 1 ¼ C dried cherries ¼ C molasses ¾ C melted coconut oil 1 ½ C unsweetened almond/coconut/cashew milk Directions: Preheat oven to 350 Mix wet ingredients and dry ingredients separately and combine Line baking sheets with

Cam Foss grew up around Cochrane Alberta hunting and learning the outdoors with brother Adam and his dad Tom Foss. He has been addicted to hunting since a young age and isn’t giving it up anytime soon! Cam has hunted all over North America and recently started traveling over sea’s to hunt Ibex. A strict bow hunter is what makes this guy so unique, because he actually knows how to use it. Cam has taken over 50 animals with his Hoyt bow and been on more than 30 archery sheep ki

Since I was in diapers I have been spending my summers in a camp called Godlin Lakes, which is in the North West Territories. I would spend 3 months in the wilderness acting like a bush monkey, then come back to civilization in Alberta and try to act somewhat reserved. This is actually a tough transition since all summer I don’t even have running toilets. Starting out in 5th Grade I began spending 5 months in Arizona with my parents, roping and soaking up that southern sunshi

Staying clear of bad weather to continue flying with visual clarity rather than instrument navigation.