Episode 360, Wildland Trekking in Tanzania with Seth Quig.

So we keep making noise.

The buffalo kind of dispersed a little bit.

We have to change our route, go back up this ridge, and kind of reroute ourselves.

And we ended up like busting out into a clearing. And that time, the moon was shining and the

grass was glistening. And we look up and see this whole tribe of Maasai warriors running at

us. And we're like, what's, what do we do here?

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Hey friends, thanks again for listening to the Adventure Sports podcast. Kurt here. I've got Seth Quig on the line today, and I'm really excited to talk to Seth about adventure travel. He is a world traveler extraordinary. He has been to dozens of countries. He's made a career out of guiding trips internationally.

And what's really cool is he also spent a lot of time in Crested Butte.

And so that makes him a friend from close to home, but he's out of Asheville, North Carolina now.

But we are excited to visit today about adventure travel, especially. We're going to focus a

little bit on Tanzania. And Seth is, Seth, are you a founding partner of wildland trekking?

Would you say that? Well, I'm a founding partner of Wildland Trekking International, which is a

subsidiary of Wildland Trekking. There you go. Founding partner of Wildland Trekking International, and we're going to let you know what that is toward the end of the show too.

So Seth, welcome to the program, man.

Thank you, Kurt. Happy to be here.

Yeah, you bet. So wow, Seth, let's start, I guess, by talking a little bit about your travel resume, just so people get a feel for

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