Jim Shockey's Shock Therapy

Seventeen years ago, Cody Robbins got his first job in the outdoor industry as a cameraman and editor for Jim Shockey. In this two-part series, join Jim and Cody as they relive how it all started, share their best moments together, the close calls, and near misses, eventually creating one of the best hunting shows on TV, Jim Shockey’s Hunting Adventures. kwhunting

Jim Shockey and Cody Robbins sit down and talk Jim Shockey's Hunting Adventures. Cody shares the hard times of trying to make a living in the TV industry and remembers the phone call from Jim that changed his life. Jim and Cody remember Hal and Len, and Jim shows never before seen footage of a recent Whitetail hunt. Jim also shares the biggest mistake of his hunting career.

Steve Pereira is by far one of the most favoured and popular guides to have aired on Jim Shockey’s Uncharted Yukon series. This week Jim sits down with Steve to talk about how he met Jim and got into hunting. We also find out how Steve got his first job with Jim as a cameraman which led to him becoming a guide in Jim’s Rogue River Outfitting Territory in the Yukon. In Part one of this show we dig

In Part 2 with Steve Pereira, Steve explains to Jim what happened behind the scenes in his last three years of guiding in Jim’s Rogue River Outfitting territory. Steve is one of the most popular guides to have aired on Jim Shockey’s Uncharted Yukon series.

New Zealander Matthew Gibson traveled some of the most dangerous and remotest places in the world as a cameraman with Jim Shockey for more than 7 years. Learn how a $50 dollar tip from Jim led him to a job as a cameraman in the outdoor hunting industry and eventually to star in Jim’s hit TV series, The Professionals. Sit back and enjoy some behind the scenes hunting stories from their travels.

In Part 2 of our chat with cameraman Matthew Gibson, Jim and Matty sit down to relive some of the more dangerous and unique adventures from their time traveling the globe together. Matthew Gibson worked as Jim’s main cameraman for 7 years and starred in Jim’s hit series, The Professionals.

This week, Jim sits down with; Creative Director, Editor and Cinematographer, Jesse Reardon. Jesse has been working with Jim for the last 16 years and has edited close to 350 episodes of one of the top rated hunting shows in the world: Jim Shockey’s Hunting Adventures. Jesse has also traveled around the globe as cameraman documenting Jim’s adventures. In Part 1 find out how a city kid who loved t

In Part 2 of Jim’s chat with Creative Director, Editor and Cinematographer Jesse Reardon, Jesse and Jim go head to head in a best footage contest and explain some of the challenges of properly documenting and filming a hunting adventure. Enjoy the banter and stories of these two who go back a long way.

When Jim bought his first outfitting territory on Vancouver Island 25 years ago, his cousin Guy Shockey was his top Head Guide. This week, Jim and Guy reminisce about growing up in Saskatchewan with family hunting traditions. Hear old bear stories about outfitting and guiding on Vancouver Island and follow along on never before seen footage as Jim and Guy go on a late-season salmon stream black

Ryan Leef is one of Jim’s top Guides and serves as Jim’s Director of Hunter Services & Bookings , handling all the behind the scenes logistics of booking and outfitting hunts for Jim’s Pacific Rim Outfitting Territory and Rogue River Outfitting Territory. This week, Jim and Ryan sit down and talk about Ryans life as an athlete and hardcore hunter that grew up in Canadas cold north, the Yukon. The

Join Jim Shockey, the award-winning producer, author, naturalist, and outfitter as he pulls back the curtain on his 25-year archive of what is some of the best hunting/adventure footage ever filmed.

Jim and Matty sit down to relive some of the more dangerous and unique adventures from their time traveling the globe together. Matthew Gibson worked as Jim’s main cameraman for 7 years and starred in Jim’s hit TV series, The Professionals.

In Part 2 of Jim’s chat with Creative Director, Editor and Cinematographer Jesse Reardon, Jesse and Jim go head to head in a best footage contest and explain some of the challenges of properly documenting and filming a hunting adventure. Enjoy the banter and stories of these two who go back a long way.