Mountain hunting guides live enigmatic lives. They spend months in the field, but rarely get to hunt for themselves. In British Columbia, at the end of the guiding season, there is only one true mountain hunt available: Rocky Mountain goats. The undisputed king of the crags. A late-season goat hunt requires the skills and gear of a mountaineer and the hubris to think you can get it done. It is not for the timid or the unprepared.

In the film, Toeing the Line, join hunting guide Nolan Osborne and his friends on an unforgettable expedition into the mountains of B.C., on what would be Nolan’s first personal mountain hunt. Faced with frigid temperatures, record snowfall, and perilous terrain, this crew of experienced hunters had the odds stacked against them. They wouldn’t have had it any other way.

A behind-the-scenes look at how the Leupold Optics Academy prepared hunting guide Nolan Osborne with the education and confidence to utilize his firearm effectively during a late-season mountain goat hunt in British Columbia.