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Joel Ingram shares the story of drawing an Arizona desert bighorn sheep tag and harvesting an 11½-year-old ram. He discusses preparing for the hunt, guiding sheep hunters, lessons learned in the field, and how the experience reinforced his commitment to wild sheep conservation.

Keith Hart shares how a Wyoming elk hunt sparked a passion for sheep hunting, leading to a life-changing Dall’s sheep hunt in Alaska through WSF's Less Than One Club. He reflects on perseverance, conservation, and the community that continues to shape his hunting journey.

Firefighter Josh Martin shares the story of his first Dall sheep, from two years of preparation to a day-one stalk in the Yukon. After passing younger rams, he and his guides close to 127 yards before taking an old ram, followed by a week spent soaking in camp life and the experience.

After an unsuccessful Dall’s sheep hunt in 2023, Jesse Edgar returned to the Yukon and spent 33 days hunting across multiple opportunities before finally taking his first ram. He shares the challenges, setbacks, and perspective he gained from one of the toughest hunts of his life.

Larry Clark joins Kicked Out to reflect on a life shaped by hunting, family, and the pursuit of wild sheep. From childhood lessons to drawing a once-in-a-lifetime tag, he shares the anticipation, meaning, and personal connections that make hunting about more than success in the field.

Maddie Richards talks with Montana hunter Tristan Richter about landing an international sheep hunt through the <1 Club program. They cover the hunt itself, the people he met along the way, and how getting involved in the wild sheep community led to an experience he never expected.

After drawing a Colorado bighorn tag in just five years, Josh Cafasso endures nine days of blown stalks, close calls, and mounting pressure before finally sealing the deal in the final moments—proving persistence and mindset are everything in sheep hunting.

Trevor Rosenberry shares how his grandfather’s 1968 Alaska hunt shaped his entire life. Growing up with that ram on the wall, he carried the dream for decades—eventually making his own journey north, where family, perseverance, and a full-circle moment turned one hunt into a legacy that continues today.

In this episode, Marcus Gores shares a grounded look at getting into sheep hunting - where mental toughness, not just fitness, drives success - and why supporting groups like the Oregon Wild Sheep Foundation matters for the future of the resource.

In this episode of Kicked Out, Maddie sits down with Pete Briant, the first Less Than One Club winner, to talk about going from zero sheep hunting experience to harvesting his first ram—and everything that made the journey unforgettable.

On this episode of the Kicked Out podcast, host Maddie Richards talks with 16-year-old Keetin Daugherty from Washington. Keetin shares how she balances school, sports, and hunting—and reflects on harvesting three sheep by age 16, the lessons learned in the mountains, and the bond she’s built with her dad.

On this episode of Kicked Out, Maddie interviews John King about his journey from Illinois to winning a life-changing sheep hunt through the Less Than One Club, highlighting preparation, perseverance, and the mental grit required in sheep country.