OutdoorClass: Hunting Courses

I feel like there is a plethora of information floating around the internet. Tips and tactics videos, podcasts, articles, forums, and how-to’s. You can gather this same information over a long period of time but this helps to bring it all together. These courses really highlight what is important and how to put what is important into action. It is worth buying to consolidate all of the information into one place instead of spread across hours of podcasts where the important tactic you learned may have been 30 minutes in to episode 132 or something.

This is a very useful app with a lot of great courses. The app functions well if not flawlessly streaming on air play with a newer version of Apple TV and a iPhone 12. As for info, I needed this thorough explanation of these big game animals and the classes deliver. I didn’t grow up hunting and my family doesn’t do it almost at all even now that I do. Doing and figuring it all out by myself by just getting out there left me with quite a few unfilled tags. Hoping for better now that I have this course.

It’s clear a lot of thought went into this platform. Their choice of instructors is solid. For those who follow the likes of Randy, Remy, and Corey, you will get the familiar feel of their teaching styles. The only critiques I’d make are: 1. I think the editors should go back through some of it. For example, Remy talks about 3 steps to successful Mule Deer Hunting. In maybe the second or third chapter there are some transition screens referencing those 3 steps. They randomly pop in when he’s talking about habitats. Not tied to what he’s specifically referencing at all. There might be other minor editing errors too. Knit-picky, I know. But, hey, premium content is premium for a reason. 2. Remy, if you do another course (which I certainly hope you do), sloooowwwww down. I know you’re reading from a prompter and script, but man you’re reading fast. 3. I’m a MasterClass kinda guy. PDF guidebooks that supplement the courses would be awesome. Great work on this project. I look forward to all of the other current and future courses.