It’s Christmas time on The Cutter Cast, and the crew is back with another festive Draft Day episode — this time we’re drafting the best Christmas movies of all time.

Seth, Schafer, Taylor, and Jake battle it out in a four-round Christmas Movie Draft, choosing from holiday classics, animated favorites, comedies, nostalgic throwbacks, and even a few controversial picks (yes… the “Is it a Christmas movie?” debate definitely comes up).

Each pick comes with personal stories, childhood memories, hot takes, and plenty of friendly trash-talk as the guys fight for the best Christmas movie lineup.

It’s Christmas time on The Cutter Cast, and the Cutter Crew is getting competitive. In this special Gear Gift Draft episode, Seth, Taylor, Jake, and Schafer (phoning in from the wilderness) draft their top Christmas gift picks across four categories: Big Gift, Under-$100 Gear, Stocking Stuffers, and Canvas Cutter Gear.

From high-end outdoor gear to essential camp accessories to the most ridiculous wildcard picks you can imagine, the crew battles it out to create the ultimate Christmas gift list for hunters, campers, and anyone who loves the outdoors.

You’ll hear why each pick made the cut, what gear we personally use and trust, and a few hilarious moments as the guys fight over draft steals, wasted picks, and holiday hot takes.

At the end, YOU get to decide:
Who won the Cutter Cast Christmas Gear Draft?
Comment your vote — and tell us what gear you’d draft for your own Christmas list.

This is a fun, fast-paced, festive episode full of personality, laughs, and solid recommendations for the outdoorsman in your life.

In this episode of The Cutter Cast, Seth and Taylor sit down with Jonathan McCormick, better known as RedBeard Outdoors, to talk about the life experiences that lead him to discover his passion for hunting, life outdoors, and becoming podcaster.

Jonathan shares stories of growing up in North Carolina, learning outdoor skills through the Boy Scouts under the guidance of Army Delta Force scout leaders, and the winding path that eventually brought him west to Utah. He talks about how a good friend introduced him to hunting, the animals he loves to pursue most, and how he built a passion for sharing the outdoors through the RedBeard Outdoors podcast and brand.

We also dive into what Jonathan sees coming next.

Whether you know RedBeard or are hearing his story for the first time, this episode is packed with honesty, grit, and the heartfelt experiences that define a true outdoorsman.

In this episode of The Cutter Cast, Seth and Taylor sit down to answer a wide range of customer questions — from gear and product development to canvas creation, waterproofing, and whether we’re bringing out new items customers have been asking for. Nothing was off the table.

We talk about how canvas is made, if a Dominator is better than other bedroll options, and tackle questions about products we don’t currently offer (and whether they may be coming in the future).

This episode gives an honest behind-the-scenes look at how a small business delivers products to market, how we approach customer feedback, and what the future might hold for Canvas Cutter.

If you’ve ever wondered about our materials, our process, our decisions, or what’s in the works — this Q&A episode is for you.

Link to Light-weight Summit Sleep System:

https://canvascutter.com/products/summit-sleep-system

In this episode of The Cutter Cast, Seth sits down with Canvas Cutter’s photographer, Taylor, to talk about something every outdoorsman should think about — why you should make an effort to capture your adventures and how to do it the right way.

Taylor shares his thoughts on what makes a great photo, why documenting your hunts and trips matters, and how good photos tell the story of the entire journey — not just the moment of success. From lighting and timing to mindset and emotion, this episode will help you see the outdoors differently and start telling your own story through the lens.

Whether you’re snapping shots on your phone or running a full frame camera setup, you’ll walk away with simple, practical tips for capturing memories that last a lifetime.

In this episode of The Cutter Cast, Seth, Schafer, and Taylor talk about Canvas Cutter’s newest venture — high-quality, durable western tack gear built for life in the saddle.

They break down the design and features of the Brumby Cantle Bag, the saddle bags and panniers currently in the final stage of development, and that will be released early 2026. Each product carries the same Canvas Cutter DNA: rugged canvas construction, waterproof coatings, and thoughtful design built to handle hard use on the ranch, trail, or mountain.

If you ride, pack, or live the western lifestyle, this episode gives you a behind-the-scenes look at gear that’s truly built for the saddle.

In this episode of The Cutter Cast, Seth, Schafer, Taylor, and Jake hit the mountains of Utah to talk about the development of the new Dominator 3.0 — Canvas Cutter’s most advanced bedroll yet.

Recorded in the sunshine with dirt under their boots, the crew breaks down what’s new, what’s better, and what makes this version the ultimate evolution of Canvas Cutter’s flagship product, the Dominator bedroll.

They discuss the inspiration behind the redesign, the field testing, and the new features that make it more breathable, spacious, and weather-ready than ever — including built-in vents, a removable mesh screen, and a taller, more comfortable structure.

If you’ve ever wondered what goes into designing gear that’s built to outlast the outdoors, this episode is a look behind the scenes — straight from the mountains where it belongs.

In this episode of The Cutter Cast, Seth, Schafer, Taylor, and Jake dive deep into one of the biggest questions they get from customers like: “Why would anyone choose a bedroll instead of a tent?”

The crew breaks down the philosophy behind the Canvas Cutter bedroll system — simplicity, durability, and freedom. They explain why a bedroll isn’t just a way to sleep, it’s a way to experience the outdoors, and how it beats a tent in most real-world situations.

They also address common misconceptions people have about bedrolls — like condensation and breathability, the bedroll is too big for backpacking, it's not bear proof, packing and unpacking it makes a tent a better option.

Whether you’re a hunter, camper, or overlander, this episode will make you rethink what “camping comfort” really means, and help you understand why you need a bedroll.