Brody Layher
Brody is not your typical Midwest transplant. He’s one of the most meticulous and well-researched backpack hunters on our staff. After a childhood consumed by whitetail and turkey hunting, Brody moved out west in pursuit of big game hunting opportunities and joined our team in 2019. Since then, he’s taken mule deer, coues deer, and elk with a bow, and he’s always planning his next adventure with a fervor that’s rare, even among our team. It’s no surprise that, given his last name, he’s obsessed with high-performance clothing systems. Brody was also a competitive bass fisherman and now lives in Scottsdale with his wife and his dog, Rocky.
First Lite FlashStorm Jacket Review

The FlashStorm Jacket is essential for hunters, providing wind and light rain protection while being lightweight and packable. It performs well in various conditions and scenarios.

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Crispi Briksdal MTN GTX Review

Brody's thoughts after a season with his new favorite boot, the Crispi Briksdal MTN GTX.

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Stone Glacier Cirque Lite Review

Regarding mid-layers or active insulation, fleece has been king for the last 20-plus years. Before fleece, it was wool. Now, […]

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Sitka Intercept Pant Review

Most serious hunters today own a slew of pursuit-specific gear. So, why wouldn’t you tailor your clothing in the same […]

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Gear Necessities: GIGA PUMP 2.0 Electric Portable Air Pump

When you’ve spent all day hiking your ass off, the last thing you want to do is spend 5-10 minutes […]

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FHF Pro-M Bino Harness Review

The world of binocular harnesses has changed dramatically in the past five years. At first, there were neck straps, then […]

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Stone Glacier Skyscraper 2p Tent Review

I checked the weather just before I lost service driving through the mountains. It called for snow above 9,000 feet starting at midnight and going until 8 am. After a relatively short hike to 9,600 feet, an elevation that I felt would help me acclimatize to the mountains after driving straight through from the low valley of Phoenix...

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