In this week’s episode of Nordic Tales and American Trails, Erik Rohdin and Adam Vu sit down with their hunting partner Dominic Brown of Bayou Outlaws for a grounded conversation about real-world hunting, dog work, and life in the field.

We talk about everything from moose hunting in harsh winter conditions to fast-paced wild boar chases, and what it takes to run dogs effectively when weather, terrain, and pressure all work against you. Dominic shares his experiences hunting alongside Adam through Bayou Outlaws, and how teamwork, trust in dogs, and reading animal behavior are key to consistent success.

The conversation also dives into managing multiple dogs in the field, how weather impacts dog performance, ethical considerations around trail cameras, and what separates preparation from luck. We wrap things up by touching on future hunting plans and how community, storytelling, and shared experience continue to shape the hunting culture on both sides of the Atlantic.

Whether you hunt moose, boar, or just appreciate honest dog work and time outdoors, this episode is about process, partnership, and learning every time you step into the woods.

Highlights include:

🐕 Hunting with dogs under real pressure

❄️ Moose hunting in tough winter conditions

🐗 Wild boar chases and fast decision-making

🤝 Partnership and teamwork through Bayou Outlaws

🎯 Dog performance, ethics, and field experience

A relaxed, experience-driven conversation about hunting, dogs, and the people who make the journey worth it.

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