Podcast Episodes

In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan and Scott discuss essential hunting gear, the importance of vehicle maintenance, and the necessity of first aid kits. They emphasize hydration and nutrition during hunts, as well as the growing concern of tick-borne illnesses among hunters. The conversation highlights practical tips for ensuring safety and preparedness in the field, making it a valuable resource for outdoor enthusiasts.

Takeaways

• A truck topper can save money on accommodations.
• Regular vehicle maintenance is crucial for safe travels.
• First aid kits are essential for outdoor safety.
• Hydration is key during hunting trips.
• Ticks pose a serious risk to hunters.
• Preventative maintenance can save you from breakdowns.
• Your body is an important piece of gear.
• Be prepared for emergencies in the field.
• Understanding your gear can enhance your hunting experience.
• Awareness of tick-borne illnesses is vital for hunters.

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This podcast episode hosted by Courtney Williamson, alongside his co-host J Cam, delves into the often-overlooked topic of safety in the outdoor world. The podcast emphasizes the importance of safety measures, particularly in activities like bow hunting. J Cam, who is deeply involved in safety practices, shares his insights on how he got into bow hunting, influenced by his uncles and grandfather who were his role models. The discussion highlights the significance of having a mental checklist and being aware of one's surroundings to ensure safety during hunting. The hosts stress the importance of accountability among hunting partners, ensuring everyone is on the same page to prevent accidents.

Throughout the podcast, the hosts also discuss the practical aspects of hunting safety, such as the use of first aid kits and the importance of being prepared for emergencies. J Cam, drawing from his military background as a combat lifesaver, shares his knowledge on handling bleeding and other injuries that might occur in the field. The conversation underscores the need for formal training and education in first aid to handle potential accidents effectively. The podcast serves as a reminder that while the thrill of the hunt is exhilarating, safety should always be a top priority to ensure a successful and enjoyable outdoor experience.

Welcome everybody to the 50th episode of the Mid Atlantic Outdoorsmen Podcast!! In today's episode I shared a really fun recording with two of my very good buddies. Mike Rebert out of Pennsylvania, and Caleb Seegers from Virginia. We recorded this episode in person, at my house and it was an absolute blast. In this episode the topics range from topwater bass fishing in tidal rivers, early season deer hunting and specific habitat types to key in on to find success to the recipe to make a fine whiskey sour. This episode is loaded with laughs and a little bit of knowledge. Enjoy!

In this episode of the Wing and Tail Outdoors podcast, Chris Romano and Dorge Huang delve into the intricacies of archery, focusing on the challenges and innovations in bow technology. Chris shares his personal journey of balancing arrow weight and speed, aiming to achieve a 300 feet per second mark with a 27.5-inch draw length. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding aerodynamics and the impact of different broadhead designs on performance. Dorge provides insights into the technical aspects of arrow flight, emphasizing the need for precision and the potential pitfalls of pushing equipment to its limits.

The conversation also touches on the broader context of hunting, with Chris reflecting on the pressures of being a new father and the necessity of hunting for sustenance rather than leisure. The episode underscores the importance of preparation and the challenges of adapting to new technologies in archery. As they explore various options for optimizing arrow performance, Chris and Dorge offer valuable advice for both seasoned archers and newcomers, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of equipment choices and the impact of environmental factors on hunting success.

Takeaways:

• Archers often wait until the last minute to prepare for the season.
• The importance of familiarizing oneself with new equipment before the season starts.
• Finding the right balance between arrow weight and speed is crucial for performance.
• Broadhead selection can significantly impact hunting success and arrow performance.
• Understanding aerodynamics is essential for achieving desired arrow flight characteristics.
• The choice of veins can affect arrow rotation and accuracy.
• Hunting under 10 yards can complicate arrow performance due to energy recovery issues.
• The effectiveness of broadheads can vary based on shot placement and arrow setup.
• Legal considerations for broadheads can vary by state, impacting hunting choices.
• Testing different setups is key to finding what works best for individual archers.

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In this engaging conversation, Nick Otto and Bradley Joyce explore the journey of hunting, conservation, and culinary adventures. Bradley shares his transition from a tech career to becoming an adult onset hunter, emphasizing the importance of wild game in his life. They discuss the Coast Range Collective's mission to promote conservation and community engagement, as well as the culinary techniques that elevate wild game cooking. The conversation highlights the emotional connections to hunting, the evolution of the hunting community, and the significance of sustainable food practices.

Bradley Joyce began hunting as an adult during the pandemic and now documents his journey to inspire others. Through the Coast Range Collective, he focuses on conservation and community engagement. Hunting has not only helped him lose weight and improve his mental health but has also deepened his connection to food. He explores cooking techniques that elevate wild game, noting that bear meat can be cooked safely at lower temperatures than once believed, provided it is cooled quickly after harvest. Bear fat, with its many uses from cooking oil to waterproofing, is another resource he values. By documenting food preparation, Bradley works to connect cultures and communities, reflecting a broader shift in the hunting community toward embracing food sustainability.

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This week on the Antler Up Podcast, I’m joined by my good friends Jim D’Agostino and Tim Sisock live from AU Deer Camp for a conversation that’s equal parts nostalgia, hunting prep, and good camp laughs. We kick things off reminiscing about the music and concerts of the late ’90s and early 2000s—including the wildness of Woodstock ’99—before diving into why camaraderie is the heartbeat of any deer camp. From balancing work and leisure to soaking up those campfire moments, this episode captures the true spirit of the preseason.

We also break down our game plans for the months ahead, from scouting and dialing in setups to how we’re using cameras and tech to get an edge. Jim shares exciting news about launching a nonprofit hockey organization for youth athletes, and we swap stories about cooking up venison and the joy of sharing it with friends. With hunting season just around the corner, we talk about the challenges we’re looking forward to, the tags we’re saving for the right moment, and the drive to make this fall one to remember. Antler Up!

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This week on the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Rob Henne for a captivating journey through the Pennsylvania wilderness as they uncover the secrets of bear hunting. In this episode, they delve into the art of scouting and navigating the rugged terrain, sharing insights and experiences that span decades. From understanding the importance of food sources to identifying the perfect pinch points, their conversation offers a wealth of knowledge for both seasoned hunters and newcomers alike.

As Mitch and Rob explore the intricacies of group hunting and the dynamics of solo adventures, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the skills and strategies that make a successful hunt. Whether you're interested in the camaraderie of group drives or the solitude of a lone pursuit, this episode provides valuable tips and stories that highlight the challenges and rewards of bear hunting in Pennsylvania. Tune in to discover how to enhance your hunting experience and connect with the rich traditions of the great outdoors.

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In this episode, Dan and Jason discuss their personal updates, frustrations with the hunting culture, and the complexities of hunting success. They share insights on trail camera strategies, food plot discussions, and the balance between family, sports, and hunting. The conversation also touches on their long-term hunting goals and aspirations, emphasizing the importance of involving their children in outdoor activities.

Takeaways:

• Dan shares a humorous anecdote about his dog and the challenges of balancing family responsibilities with hunting.
• Jason discusses the recent addition of a St. Bernard puppy to his family and the responsibilities that come with it.
• Dan expresses frustration with the hunting culture, particularly regarding the glorification of poachers and wildlife violations.
• The hosts reflect on the complexities of defining a 'good hunter' based on varying circumstances and opportunities.
• Dan emphasizes the importance of getting meat in the freezer early in the season.
• Jason shares his trail camera strategies and updates on deer sightings.
• The conversation shifts to food plot strategies and the importance of maintaining them for hunting success.
• Dan discusses the balance between coaching his kids in sports and spending time hunting with them.
• The hosts share their long-term hunting goals, including Dan's upcoming mule deer hunt and Jason's elk trip.
• Both hosts express a desire to involve their children in hunting and outdoor activities, laying the groundwork for future generations.

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Join us on the Nine Finger Chronicles as we delve into the fascinating journey of hunting strategies and equipment evolution. From traditional bows to modern range-finding binoculars, discover how technology and techniques have transformed the hunting landscape. Listen in as Dan and Jeremy share personal stories, insights, and the impact of these advancements on their hunting experiences. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or new to the field, this episode offers a unique perspective on the past, present, and future of hunting.

If you haven't noticed, there is a new product segment emerging in the hunting knife space. Maybe it's been there all along...but it seems that there are more and more companies branching out and creating high end fixed blade hunting knives. The prices range from $200 to $400. And, while they look amazing, how do we know they are a worthy investment? Aside from the aesthetics, they all sort of seem the same? In today's episode, Jacob begins the deep dive into knife steel and some of the dynamics that come into play with regards to the type of steels that are available and how their composition of carbon, chromium, vanadium and other elements will dictate their toughness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. Thanks for listening and enjoy!

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FROM THE VAULT: In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Jake Ehlinger (Habitat Solutions 360) discuss food plots, property management, design, maintenance, and new property layout techniques. Jake explains his no till, food source options and how to reshape your property based on the neighborhood. Jake discusses his neighborhood and how to approach changes on a yearly basis. Jake's adaptive management style and his ability to be consistent and grow more tonnage per acre, allows him to pull in more deer and be less susceptible to over browse.

Jake discusses his current food plot regime, and breaks down why this is the better late season food plot option when trying to manage a larger deer herd. Jake details his property layout and how deer congregate on his property when he creates “green plots” and how his food plots will outcompete other options like soybeans. Jake discusses a combination of soybeans and corn and what ratio he plants each in to get maximum results. Jake provides an option for annual plants and other options you have for late season food.

Jake explains his neighborhood situation and what his neighbors are doing from a harvest to food perspective and how this impacts his property. Jake discusses the importance of his observation treestand and how you can observe much more through your own eyes as compared to trail cameras. Jake explains how trail systems he lays out will lead deer through his property for better hunting opportunities. Jon discusses the importance of observation data and why we should not ignore this information when evaluating deer movement. Jake explains his observation data and how bucks use cover and how deer move based on densities and wind direction. Jake explains how deer can avoid trail cameras and sometimes our reliance on trail cameras can be fraught with lack of or misinformation. Jon and Jake discuss how deer are individualistic and how data from trail cameras and observation lead to more information on deer behavior. Jon explains a strategy to pull a mature buck onto your property and the bits of information he relies on to ensure deer are going have increased interest in a property. 

Jake discusses changes over time and how he handles the maintenance and improvement side of his property as succession occurs. Jon explains what we need to consider as we are making changes on our property as we go through seral stages over time. Jake explains a recent change he has made to his property to ensure deer utilization is high. Jake discusses normal maintenance and specific changes that may be needed to ensure bedding areas remain permanent fixtures in a deer’s movement. Jake explains how to cut a focal area on his property through creating walls of cover, travel corridors, open and closed areas in the best locations. Jake continues to improve his and his client’s properties through these detailed methods of cutting and how he emphasizes diversity on the landscape.

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On this episode, conversation includes various e-scouting techniques, the importance of understanding terrain and topography, and how to identify game indicators. This epiosde also highlights the practical applications of OnX, such as navigating public and private land and utilizing collaborative scouting tools. The guys finish by emphasizing the value of preparation and adapting to pressure, closed roads, and lack of wildlife.

On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by BHA Chapter Coordinator, Aaron Hebeisen to do a deep dive on public land hunting culture, and how hunting traditions vary throughout the country! Aaron is a Minnesota-native who grew up attending old school northwoods deer camps with family before getting a job in the hunting industry, joining BHA, and becoming one of BHA's Chapter Coordinators. The guys talk about the importance of hunting culture, and the loss of traditions in modern deer hunting. Aaron shares what his role looks like as a BHA Chapter Coordinator, and how he adapts to the vastly different hunting cultures across the states he works with. After that, the guys discuss how unique hunting with hounds can be, and what folks should be aware of regarding public lands right now. All  that and more in this week's episode!

Huge thanks to Aaron for coming on the show! Be sure to follow along with his adventures and stay in the loop with all things BHA on social media @hey_bison and if you're not already a BHA member, head on over to backcountryhunters.org/join to get signed up! 

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In this episode, Ricky Brule shares updates from Vapor Trail, discussing the busy season and the status of the Victor product line, including new accessories. 

He also provides insights into the bowstring department's efficiency and introduces the new Arrow Loose series, emphasizing community engagement and authenticity in archery.

Takeaways:

• Ricky Brule welcomes listeners and shares studio updates.
• The Victor product line is set to ship more units soon.
• A new silencer accessory for the Victor launcher is available.
• The bowstring department is currently operating with fast lead times.
• Expedited shipping options are available for bowstrings.
• The Arrow Loose series aims to provide educational content.
• Community feedback is appreciated and helps improve content.
• Authenticity in archery shooting is emphasized in the series.
• YouTube content enhances the learning experience for viewers.
• Listeners are encouraged to rate and review the podcast.

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On this episode of Michigan Wild, Nate and Robert McIntyre sit down and have a conversation focused on Locating a Target Buck. The process of finding a target buck can differ between hunters, however depending on circumstances and the amount of time spent in the woods can increase your odds of finding a buck to hunt. Robert spends a lot of time each year lacing up his boots and getting to work searching and learning to increase his success each fall. 

Throughout the episode the guys break down different scenarios and their strategies for finding target bucks. Be that seasonal scouting, early season, rut, late season, public, private, instate or out of state hunting. Locating a Target Buck consistently isn't something that falls into any hunters laps. Every year is a new year and sometimes it takes years of hunting/scouting to understand the system that works for you. 

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In this conversation, Dan and Dylan discuss the evolution of OnX, a digital mapping tool for hunters, and its significance in modern hunting practices. They explore various e-scouting techniques, the importance of understanding terrain and topography, and how to identify game indicators. The conversation also delves into navigating public and private land, maximizing the features of OnX for hunting success, and the introduction of collaborative tools for scouting. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the value of preparation and adaptability in hunting.

takeaways

• OnX was founded to solve personal hunting navigation problems.
• Digital mapping has revolutionized how hunters navigate public and private lands.
• E-scouting allows hunters to familiarize themselves with areas before arriving.
• Understanding terrain is crucial for successful hunting.
• Identifying water sources can significantly impact game presence.
• Having multiple hunting plans is essential for adaptability.
• Utilizing OnX features can enhance hunting efficiency.
• Collaborative tools in OnX facilitate group scouting efforts.
• Recent imagery can provide insights into current conditions.
• Cattle presence can indicate water sources and game activity.

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In this episode of the Wing and Tail Outdoors podcast, host Chris Romano celebrates the podcast's one-year anniversary and welcomes back Al Temechko, co-owner and founder of Vitalize Seed. The conversation centers around the challenges and strategies for managing fall food plots, particularly in the face of extreme weather conditions like droughts and heavy rains. Al shares insights on soil health, the importance of maintaining a balanced carbon-to-nitrogen ratio, and the benefits of using diverse seed mixes to enhance soil fertility and plant resilience. The discussion also touches on practical methods for planting and maintaining food plots, including the use of exclusion fences, soil testing, and various planting techniques.

Al emphasizes the significance of soil health in ensuring the nutritional quality of plants, which in turn affects deer feeding habits. He explains how Vitalize Seed's products, such as Nitro Boost and Carbon Load, are designed to cycle nutrients efficiently and support soil microbial activity. The conversation also explores the use of natural amendments and the importance of customer service in Vitalize Seed's business model. Al shares his vision for the company's future, highlighting their commitment to providing high-quality, sustainable products and expanding their reach beyond food plotting to broader agricultural applications.

Throughout the episode, Chris and Al discuss the practicalities of food plotting, offering tips and advice for both novice and experienced plotters. They address common challenges, such as managing weed growth and optimizing planting techniques, and encourage listeners to reach out with questions or for personalized advice. The episode concludes with a discussion of Vitalize Seed's new products and their potential benefits for enhancing soil health and plant growth. Chris and Al express their shared passion for soil health and sustainable agriculture, underscoring the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in the field of food plotting.

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Takeaways

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• Soil health is crucial for successful food plots.
• Weather extremes can significantly impact food plot success.
• Soil testing is essential for understanding fertility needs.
• Diversity in planting helps mitigate risks in food plots.
• Nitro Boost and Carbon Load work together for nutrient cycling.
• Innovative planting techniques can improve soil health.
• New products from Vitalize Seed enhance soil and plant health.
• Customer service is a priority for Vitalize Seed.
• Understanding deer behavior can inform planting strategies.
• Planning and budgeting for soil amendments is key.

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In this episode I have the one, the only... the Bow hunting Fiend on the show. Greg Litzinger joins us and we talk about his favorite approaches to hunting the early parts of the season. This episode focuses on the months of September and October in the deer woods and what types of things Greg likes to key in on. We talk about what specific types of sign to look for, we discuss bedding areas and how they change as the woods change in the fall. We talk about hunting in close proximity to bedding, and food sources and how these tactics differ and why. All in all a great episode full of valuable information. I hope you all enjoy, thanks for listening!

This week on the Antler Up Podcast, I’m joined by two great friends—Rob Mendoza and Jared Shaffer—for a conversation that goes beyond gear and tactics. We recorded this one while on a quick trip to Maryland, where we spent some much-needed time in the woods together and shot a local 3D archery course. It was a weekend filled with laughs, learning, and a deeper appreciation for what this lifestyle is really all about.

In this episode, we dive into how hunting continues to shape our lives—not just as a pursuit, but as a way to build stronger friendships, create unforgettable memories, and stay grounded in something real. From sharing early season plans to reflecting on how hunting has transformed each of us, this one’s all about the camaraderie, growth, and connection that happens when you step outside and chase something bigger than yourself. If you’ve ever come back from a hunt feeling more alive, this one will hit home. Antler Up!

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In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman podcast, Mitch reflects on the delicate balance between his passion for hunting and the demands of daily life. Fresh from a family vacation, he shares insights into managing a busy schedule, including his wife's coaching commitments and his son's school activities. Mitch delves into the art of food plot management, discussing no-till techniques, seed selection, and the challenges posed by weather and timing. He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing family while pursuing personal goals, offering listeners a candid look at how he navigates the complexities of work, family, and his love for the outdoors. Join Mitch for an engaging conversation on finding harmony in the hustle and bustle of life, all while preparing for a successful hunting season.

In this episode of 'Maximize Your Hunt', host Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Jake Blow (Habitat Pro) discuss effective strategies for land management and habitat improvement to enhance deer hunting experiences. They delve into the importance of managing predators, the strategic placement of water sources like ponds, and the construction of berms to improve deer movement and hunting success. The conversation emphasizes the need for practical action in land management and the value of learning from the land and its wildlife.

takeaways

• Managing predators is crucial for effective land management.
• Ponds can significantly enhance deer movement and attract them.
• Deer prefer easy routes; understanding their behavior is key.
• Water sources are often the best initial investment for attracting deer.
• Berms can effectively stop sight and sound, improving hunting success.
• Building berms can be a quick and effective solution for screening.
• Deer are purposeful in their movements; design your property accordingly.
• Don't let analysis paralysis prevent you from taking action.
• Your deer will teach you about their habits and preferences.
• Taking action is essential for successful land management.

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In this engaging conversation, Dan and Jeremy discuss the importance of family, the value of experiences over material gains, and the evolving perspectives on hunting. They reflect on personal growth through outdoor adventures, the challenges of hunting in different environments, and the impact of technology on the sport. The discussion also touches on the significance of defining what it means to be a good hunter and the challenges posed by trespassing. As they share their goals for the upcoming hunting season, they emphasize the importance of enjoying the process and making memories with loved ones.

Takeaways:

• Spending time with family is more important than chasing money.
• Experiences in nature create lasting memories.
• Hunting should be about enjoyment, not just the outcome.
• Defining a good hunter goes beyond filling tags.
• Technology can enhance the hunting experience.
• The hunting community often overlooks the importance of relationships.
• It's essential to communicate with landowners to maintain access.
• Setting personal goals can enhance the hunting experience.
• Enjoying the process is key to a fulfilling hunting season.
• Balancing family commitments with hunting is crucial.

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In this episode of the Western Rookie Hunting Podcast, host Dan Johnson and guest Jaden Bales discuss the complexities of hunting in the West, focusing on the impact of weather patterns, drought, and predator dynamics on wildlife. They explore the importance of understanding animal behavior, the differences between public and private land hunting, and the significance of setting realistic expectations for hunting success. Jaden shares insights from his guiding service, Hunt West, and offers practical advice for new hunters looking to navigate the challenges of hunting in various terrains.

Takeaways:

• Weather patterns significantly affect hunting conditions.
• Drought can have long-term impacts on wildlife populations.
• Understanding animal behavior is crucial for successful hunting.
• Predators play a complex role in ecosystem dynamics.
• Hunting strategies should be tailored to individual capabilities.
• Public land hunting requires more effort than private land hunting.
• Setting realistic expectations is key to a successful hunting experience.
• Research and preparation are essential for new hunters.
• Utilizing resources like podcasts and articles can enhance hunting skills.
• Building relationships with landowners can open up hunting opportunities.

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On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by Cole Cronkright, owner of Cronkright Creative, to learn all about filming and photography in the outdoors! Cole is a Michigan-native turned Driftless region resident who has spent the past several years working in some of the coolest places in North America with a camera in hand. The guys dive into the journey of a self-taught hunter/angler, and the hurdles they both had to clear to get to where they are as outdoorsmen today. Cole shares how he got into filming fishing adventures with a GoPro, ways to find unique jobs in the outdoor industry, how he wound up in Alaska working for a fishing lodge, advice for younger folks trying to get started in the creative space, and much more!

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In this episode of the Missouri Woods and Water podcast, hosts Nate and Micah are joined by Dustin Williams and Jason Patterson for the first part of our. mini land series to discuss the intricacies of buying and selling land, particularly in the context of hunting properties. They explore the importance of property management, the role of logging in enhancing property value, and the current market trends affecting land sales. The conversation emphasizes the need for landowners to understand the selling process, the significance of having a solid management plan, and the strategies for pricing properties effectively to attract buyers.  Thanks for listening!

In today's episode, Jacob will dive into part 2 of the study that was recently shared by James Yates with Western Hunter Magazine. James partnered with Easton, Precision Cut and Black Ovis, to answer some of the lingering questions that he had as it relates to arrow flight and the many variables that can effect that flight (mechanical broadheads, fixed blade broadheads, 3 fletched arrows, 4 fletched arrows, etc.). As we all get ready for the fall hunting season, this data could prove to be helpful in determining some of your set up decisions. In addition to this topic, Jacob shares an update on his own season prep. Thanks for listening and enjoy!

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In this fast-paced and informative episode, The Dreaded Archer breaks down the art of last-minute preparation for deer season. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or someone who’s running behind on scouting and setup, this episode is packed with real-world advice on how to make the most of limited time. From checking gear and stand locations to reviewing trail cam data and scent control tips, nothing is left on the table. It's all about making smart moves when time is short. The Dreaded Archer also shares personal stories, hard-earned lessons, and a few curveballs that every bowhunter might face right before opening day. This episode is both motivational and practical, reminding listeners that even when you're late to the game, there’s still a shot at tagging that dream buck. If you’re scrambling to get ready, this episode will get your head right and your bow dialed in—just in time.

In this episode of the Range Podcast, hosts Ricky Brule and Jake Hollywood Iverson dive deep into the world of broadheads, discussing their preferences, testing various models, and analyzing performance at different distances. 

They share insights on gear setup, the importance of tuning, and the real-world implications of their findings during testing. The conversation emphasizes the need for archers to practice with their broadheads and make necessary adjustments to ensure accuracy and effectiveness in the field.

Takeaways:

• Broadheads are crucial for hunting success.
• Testing different broadheads helps determine the best fit.
• Gear setup can significantly impact performance.
• Real-world testing reveals the importance of tuning.
• Shooting at various distances is essential for accuracy.
• Understanding arrow configuration is key to success.
• Practice with broadheads is often overlooked by hunters.
• Adjustments may be necessary based on testing results.
• The right broadhead can make a difference in hunting.
• Archery is a blend of science and skill.

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On this episode of Michigan Wild, Nate and Bryan Meyering have a Summer BSin conversation.Bryan and Nate have become friends these past few years, that stemmed from hunting some of the same deer. Their shared passion for habitat improvements, raising their families in sports and the outdoors, and chasing whitetails make for a fun episode and an easy friendship. 

Habitat improvements is a work in progress for Nate, however Bryan has found a great ROI on all the work he has done with his property. From improved food plots, timber stand improvement, and diversity throughout his property he is already holding more deer consistently, and noticing an increased age class of bucks. The guys also touch on some of their hunting plans for the fall, including out of state plans and their ideas for fall food plots to help capitalize on trends they have seen in the past. Overall, a great summer podcast with two friends talking whitetails into the late hours of the night.

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In this episode, we dive into the must-have gear for turkey hunting—whether you’re just getting started or want to fine-tune your setup. From picking the right shotgun to using decoys effectively, this episode covers all the essentials to help you gear up with confidence.

You’ll learn:

• What to look for in a turkey hunting shotgun
• Why binoculars are more useful than you think
• The role of decoys in turkey hunting
• Different types of turkey calls (mouth, slate, box, and more) and how to choose what suits you
• Whether you're in the woods at daybreak or prepping from home, this episode will help you build a kit that gets results.

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In this engaging conversation, Dan and Aaron discuss the challenges and joys of family life, particularly in the context of step-parenting and blending families. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences with their children and the responsibilities that come with parenting. The discussion then shifts to hunting, focusing on the realities of hunting in Iowa, the impact of environmental factors on deer populations, and the importance of scouting and adaptability in hunting strategies. They emphasize the significance of spending time in the woods and the knowledge gained from experience, ultimately highlighting the journey of a hunter and the lessons learned along the way.

Takeaways:

• Summer life is filled with family responsibilities.
• Navigating new family dynamics can be challenging but rewarding.
• Step-parenting requires patience and understanding.
• Hunting can be a bonding experience for families.
• Expectations in hunting often differ from reality.
• Environmental factors significantly impact antler growth.
• Public land hunting presents unique challenges and opportunities.
• EHD outbreaks can affect deer populations and hunting success.
• Scouting and adaptability are key to successful hunting.
• Time spent in the woods translates to greater hunting knowledge and success.

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In this episode of the Wing and Tail Outdoors podcast, host Chris Romano engages in a lively conversation with Jeremy Martin from X-Ring Custom Arrows. The discussion delves into Jeremy's journey as a hunter, exploring his early experiences in Southwest Pennsylvania, his time in the Marine Corps, and his eventual return to his roots. Jeremy shares insights into his hunting tactics, emphasizing the importance of woodsmanship and the evolution of his approach over the years. The conversation also touches on the challenges and rewards of hunting in different states, including Kentucky and Ohio, where baiting is legal, and the adjustments Jeremy made to his strategies in these environments.

The episode further explores Jeremy's passion for elk hunting out West, highlighting the allure of the adventure and camaraderie it brings. Jeremy reflects on the breathtaking landscapes and the unique experiences that come with chasing elk in the mountains. The discussion also covers Jeremy's business, X-Ring Custom Arrows, where he focuses on crafting precision arrows tailored to individual needs. Throughout the episode, Chris and Jeremy share personal anecdotes and insights, offering listeners a glimpse into the world of hunting and the dedication it requires. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to connect with Jeremy for custom arrow builds and hunting advice.

Key Topics from the Discussion:

• Jeremy Martin's journey from Pennsylvania to the Marine Corps and back to hunting.
• Early hunting influences from his neighbor and introduction to archery.
• Evolution of hunting tactics, focusing on woodsmanship.
• Adapting strategies for hunting in Kentucky and Ohio with legal baiting.
• Learning from experienced hunters through trial and error.
• Passion for elk hunting out West and the adventure it offers.
• Breathtaking landscapes and unique elk hunting experiences.
• Importance of teamwork and camaraderie during hunting trips.
• X-Ring Custom Arrows focuses on precision, tailored arrow builds.
• Balancing work, family, and hunting over the years.
• Persistence and adaptability in hunting, with personal success stories.
• Ethical considerations of hunting technology, like trail cameras.
• Understanding deer behavior and habitat for effective strategies.
• Mentorship and community's role in passing on hunting knowledge.
• Invitation to connect with Jeremy for custom arrows and advice.

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In this episode of the Mid Atlantic Outdoorsmen podcast, host Kevin Creeley celebrates approaching one year in production for the podcast. We talk about the blistering heat of summer, and what Kevin has been up to lately. We discuss deer season prep, and how to survive the anticipation window that is the months of summer leading up to the fall. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, Adam Berkelmans and Justin Townsend join Nick on the show to discuss the intricacies of sausage making, focusing on the newly released book 'The Art of Venison Sausage Making.' They explore the science behind sausage making, essential tips for novices, and the social aspects of the craft. The conversation also delves into various types of sausages, the importance of casings, and the joy of creating unique flavors. The hosts emphasize that sausage making is not only a culinary skill but also a fun and engaging activity that can be enjoyed with friends and family.

Sausage making is both an art and a science, requiring attention to detail and a willingness to learn. One of the most important aspects is keeping all ingredients cold throughout the process to ensure a quality product. For beginners, using pre-made seasonings can simplify the experience and lead to more consistent results. Beyond the technical side, sausage making can also be a social and enjoyable event—perfect for gatherings or "sausage parties" where friends and family come together to learn and create. Experimenting with different flavors, ingredients, and techniques adds a personal touch, while understanding the role and types of casings is crucial for success. The process does demand time and patience, but it's rewarding. For those just getting started, the referenced book serves as an excellent introduction to the craft of sausage making.

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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, Dan reflects on the importance of seizing opportunities in life, particularly in relation to spending quality time with family and engaging in outdoor activities. He discusses the evolving landscape of hunting media and the challenges it presents to traditional hunters. The conversation then shifts to the technical aspects of hunting, focusing on scent management and the significance of understanding wind and thermals in successful hunting strategies. Dan shares personal experiences and insights gained over years of hunting, emphasizing the need for adaptability and strategic planning in the field.

Takeaways

• Seize opportunities for family activities, especially outdoors.
• Quality time spent with children creates lasting memories.
• Hunting media is evolving and presents new challenges.
• Understanding wind direction is crucial for successful hunting.
• Thermals can significantly affect scent management.
• Strategic planning is essential for effective hunting.
• Adaptability is key in changing hunting conditions.
• Personal experiences shape hunting strategies over time.
• Community and shared passion can influence hunting practices.
• Preparation and safety are vital for a successful hunting season.

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In this episode, Dan and Jason discuss various aspects of deer hunting, including personal updates, the impact of urban development on rural areas, shifts in farming practices, and the role of technology like trail cameras. They delve into hunting strategies, the influence of social media on the hunting community, and the importance of public land access. The conversation also covers the significance of destination food sources, deer behavior, and the necessity of preparation for the upcoming hunting season.

Takeaways

• Urban sprawl is affecting rural communities.
• Farming practices are shifting towards larger operations.
• Trail cameras provide valuable insights into deer activity.
• Social media can have both positive and negative impacts on hunting.
• Public land access is a growing concern for hunters.
• Community support is essential for the hunting culture.
• Destination food sources play a crucial role in hunting strategies.
• Understanding deer behavior is key to successful hunting.
• Access routes are critical for minimizing deer disturbance.
• Preparation and observation are vital for a successful hunting season.

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In this episode, Dan Johnson introduces himself as the new host of the Western Rookie Podcast, sharing his background in hunting and podcasting. He converses with Adam Parr about the transition from hunting in Michigan to Colorado, discussing the challenges and learning curves associated with Western hunting. They delve into the importance of proper gear, physical preparation, and navigating access to hunting locations. Adam shares his experiences with elk hunting, emphasizing the need for mental and physical readiness, as well as understanding species behavior. The conversation concludes with practical tips for first-time Western hunters, encouraging them to connect with local resources and prepare adequately for their adventures.

Takeaways:

• Dan Johnson introduces himself as the new host of the podcast.
• Adam Parr shares his transition from Michigan to Colorado for hunting.
• Choosing the right gear is crucial for Western hunting success.
• Physical preparation is key to handling the rugged terrain.
• Navigating access to hunting locations can be challenging.
• First-time hunters should learn about the species they are pursuing.
• Elk hunting requires understanding their behavior and habitat.
• Having a mentor can ease the learning curve for new hunters.
• Trail cameras can be useful but have limitations in Western hunting.
• Preparation and knowledge are essential for a successful hunting experience.

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On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce sits down with Josh Raley to celebrate episode #200 and discuss plans for this year's rutcation! The guys dive into what their late-summer scouting plans look like in terms of getting trail cameras hung, doing some scouting, exploring new properties, and some sneaky tips and tricks for funneling deer movement on public lands. The guys also share some thoughts on e-scouting tips/tricks, as well as ways to make sure that everything is completely taken care of at home before hitting the road for a hunting trip. All that and more in this week's episode!

Thank you to each and every one of you for supporting the show for 200 episodes. It couldn't have happened without all of you tuning in, reaching out with ideas, asking questions, and being part of this awesome outdoor community we have in the badger state. You all are the reason these episodes come out week after week. Here's to 200 more! - Pierce

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In this episode of 'Maximize Your Hunt', host Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) discusses land design and implementation with Jake Blow (Habitat Pro). They delve into the importance of infrastructure, the design and execution of food plots, the impact of wolves on deer hunting, and strategies for managing predator movement. The conversation also touches on the significance of elevated ponds for water management in hunting properties, emphasizing the need for careful planning and execution in land management projects.

Takeaways:

• The value of property is increasing, making land management crucial.
• Proper planning is essential for effective food plot placement.
• Infrastructure work can significantly enhance hunting properties.
• Wolves can impact deer populations, requiring management strategies.
• Predator management is vital for maintaining deer herds.
• Elevated ponds can improve water distribution in dry areas.
• Designing for deer movement is key to successful hunting.
• Investing in land management can yield long-term benefits.
• Understanding the relationship between predators and prey is essential.
• Hands-on involvement in projects can lead to better outcomes.

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If you have ever wondered what arrow vane combination controls broadheads the best, how different are the aerodynamics between a fixed and mechanical broadhead, or does a 4mm arrow shaft really make a difference, then you should be excited to hear that prominent bowhunter, and author, James Yates (Western Bowhunter Magazine) has published the data that he independently gathered while working to answer these and many other questions that bowhunters wrestle with. In today's episode, Jacob is unpacking some of that data and research that James has put forth. In part 1 of this series, Jacob will share which of the 10 mechanical broadheads held groups closest to field points, and how fixed blade broadheads faired in holding groups at 60 yards, as well as other interesting data points. Thanks for listening, enjoy!

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In this episode, Ricky Brule and Jake Hollywood Iverson sit down with Ben Guttormson, an experienced bow hunter and representative in the outdoor space. They discuss Ben's background in archery, his experiences hunting in Montana, and the technical aspects of the Xpedition line of bows. The conversation delves into hunting stories, tips for success in bow hunting, and the importance of patience and calculated moves in the field. Ben shares insights on bow technology, materials, and the challenges of hunting in various conditions, emphasizing the need for adaptability and understanding animal behavior.

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Takeaways

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• Ben Guttormson has extensive experience in bow hunting and the outdoor industry.
• The Expedition bows utilize advanced materials for better performance.
• Patience and calculated moves are crucial for successful hunting.
• Understanding animal behavior can lead to better hunting strategies.
• Wind direction plays a significant role in hunting success.
• It's important to wait for high probability opportunities rather than rushing in.
• Experience in the field helps in making better decisions during hunts.
• Hunting stories often involve unexpected challenges and learning moments.
• The importance of scouting and understanding terrain for hunting success.
• Bow technology continues to evolve, offering hunters better tools. 

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This podcast episode hosted by Courtney Williamson features a guest named Micah Culbreth. The conversation delves into various aspects of outdoor activities, particularly focusing on hunting and fishing. Micah shares personal anecdotes about his experiences, including cherished memories with his Uncle Wayne, who became his fishing buddy after his grandfather passed away. This relationship highlights the importance of family bonds and shared passions in outdoor activities. Micah also discusses his approach to learning and engaging with the community through his channel, where he poses questions to the audience to foster a collaborative learning environment. He emphasizes that while he may not have all the answers, he values the collective knowledge and experiences shared by others.

Additionally, the podcast touches on practical aspects of hunting, such as the importance of being light and mobile in the field. Micah talks about his preference for a saddle setup, which allows him to move quietly and efficiently. He also mentions attending a mobile hunter expo, where he gains insights and learns from various speakers and exhibitors. The conversation underscores the significance of preparation and knowledge-sharing in outdoor pursuits, as well as the camaraderie and fellowship that come with these activities. Overall, the podcast episode offers a blend of personal stories, practical advice, and community engagement, reflecting the multifaceted nature of outdoor adventures.

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On this episode of Michigan Wild, Jordan Hoover shares his deep-rooted passion for hunting and conservation, influenced by his father's legacy. The discussion Nate and Jordan have explored the challenges facing deer management in Michigan, the importance of advocacy, and the need for regulations to ensure sustainable populations. Jordan emphasizes the role of community engagement and education in fostering a responsible hunting culture, while also addressing the necessity of scientific data in shaping effective policies. 

The conversation highlights the importance of unity among hunters and the need to seek truth in management practices. In this conversation, Jordan Hoover discusses the challenges and strategies for managing deer populations in Michigan, focusing on the need for regulatory changes, habitat conservation, and community engagement. He emphasizes the importance of building relationships with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the role of hunters in advocating for sustainable practices. The discussion also touches on the cultural significance of deer hunting and the need for succession planning to ensure future generations can enjoy the sport.
 

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In this episode I have the great and powerful Shane Simpson on the show. If you're not familiar with Shane, then you've been living under a rock. Shane puts out some phenomenal hunting content on his youtube channel, is a tournament winning turkey caller, and the founder of the Trakr app.. an app designed to connect deer hunters with deer trackers across the nation. In this episode Shane and I discuss our building anticipations for the upcoming deer season. We also discuss different hunting scenarios, and Shane's take on what things to look for in the woods during different times through out the year. Towards the end of the podcast, Shane talks a bit about the Trakr app, and what inspired the founding of this extremely useful tool. Thanks for listening!

In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, join Dan and Jeremy from the Antler Up Podcast as they dive into the essentials of optimizing your hunting gear and apparel. From trail cameras to bows, and the importance of layering for comfort and efficiency, they cover it all. Discover tips on maintaining your equipment, choosing the right gear for different hunting conditions, and the benefits of building strong relationships in the hunting community. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just starting out, this episode is packed with insights to enhance your hunting experience. Tune in and gear up for success!

In this conversation, Dan and Nate discuss the intricacies of deer hunting, focusing on personal experiences, preparation for the hunting season, the shift towards leasing hunting land, and the importance of understanding staging areas. They delve into strategies for hunting, particularly the significance of wind direction and access routes, while sharing anecdotes and insights that highlight the challenges and rewards of hunting. The discussion emphasizes the need for careful observation and adaptability in hunting practices, especially in relation to deer movement and behavior.

Takeaways:

• These years with kids are some of the best.
• Choosing family time over work is crucial.
• Leasing hunting land is becoming more common.
• Staging areas are key for deer movement.
• Wind direction significantly affects hunting success.
• Observation sits can provide valuable insights.
• Deer can be active throughout the day, not just at dawn and dusk.
• Understanding deer behavior is essential for successful hunting.
• Preparation for the hunting season is vital.
• Hunting strategies should adapt to changing conditions.

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On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl Podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with Ben Meyers, owner of Flight Day Ammunition. They discuss how Ben got started in waterfowl hunting and his earliest memories of the hunt. Ben talks about his family property in Missouri that he grew up duck hunting on and the management of the habitat he still does there to this day. He also discusses the challenges of starting an ammunition company, how he has scaled it and the nuances between bismuth and steel shot. Ben offers insights into the ammunition market, including the rising costs of bismuth and the impact of Chinese production. Ben shares some memorable hunting experiences along with common mistakes new hunters make. They also discuss the importance of patterning your shotgun and the ongoing 'velocity war' in ammunition marketing. You can learn more about Ben and Flight Day Ammo here: https://flightdayammo.com

Takeaways:

• Ben Myers is the owner of Flight Day Ammunition.
• He has been waterfowl hunting since he was nine years old.
• Memorable hunts often involve family and friends.
• Private hunting spots offer advantages over public land.
• New hunters often make mistakes with decoy and call usage.
• Reloading ammunition can lead to more reliable rounds.
• Bismuth is superior to steel in terms of density and performance.
• The cost of Bismuth has significantly increased due to market factors.
• China controls the majority of the Bismuth market.
• Steel ammunition can be improved with better patterns and lower velocities.
   

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In part two of this NorthEastern Hunter Showcase, Chris and Matty B dive deeper into the world of hunting, sharing personal stories and expert insights on choosing and maintaining hunting equipment. Matty B, a seasoned hunter, discusses his experiences with various bows, emphasizing the importance of reliability and familiarity with one's gear. The conversation highlights the significance of building relationships with local shops for support and advice, ensuring hunters are well-prepared for any situation. Chris and Matty also explore the nuances of hunting strategies, from scouting and setting up stands to understanding deer behavior and adapting to different terrains.The episode further delves into the emotional aspects of hunting, such as dealing with buck fever and the adrenaline rush of spotting a target. Matty B shares his approach to staying calm and focused, drawing parallels between his training as a police officer and his hunting practices. The discussion also touches on the importance of patience and learning from each hunt, whether successful or not. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the mindset and preparation required for a rewarding hunting experience, making this episode a must-listen for both novice and experienced hunters.

Takeaways

• The importance of choosing reliable and familiar hunting equipment to ensure success in the field.
• Building relationships with local shops can provide valuable support and advice for hunters.
• Understanding deer behavior and adapting hunting strategies to different terrains is crucial.
• The significance of patience and learning from each hunt, regardless of the outcome.
• Techniques for managing buck fever and staying calm during critical moments.
• The role of scouting and setting up stands in strategic locations to increase hunting success.
• The value of regular maintenance and proper storage to extend the life of hunting gear.
• Insights into the emotional aspects of hunting, including the adrenaline rush and excitement.
• The benefits of practicing different shooting scenarios to prepare for unexpected situations.
• Emphasizing the importance of ethical hunting practices and making informed decisions.

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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson and guest Mitchell Shirk dive deep into the world of bear hunting. They discuss the excitement and challenges of hunting bears, the impact of bear populations on other wildlife, and the strategies involved in successfully tracking and hunting bears. Mitchell shares his personal experiences, including the thrill of hunting bears with a bow and the importance of scouting and understanding bear behavior. The conversation also touches on the ethics of hunting, the camaraderie of hunting camps, and the unique regulations surrounding bear hunting in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Takeaways:

• Mitchell is excited about hunting this year, especially bear hunting.
• Bear hunting in Pennsylvania has unique challenges and strategies.
• The bear population in New Jersey has increased due to hunting moratoriums.
• Bears can significantly impact deer populations and other wildlife.
• Scouting for bears requires understanding their food sources and behavior.
• Hunting bears without bait is a challenging but rewarding experience.
• Wind direction is crucial for successful bear hunting.
• Bears have larger home ranges than deer, requiring broader scouting efforts.
• Patience is key when hunting bears; don't give up easily.
• Bear hunting can be as thrilling as deer hunting, offering unique experiences.

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On this episode of Michigan Wild, Nate Rozeveld shares his current events so far this summer, including family time, fishing and hunting preparation. He discusses the challenges of balancing work and time spent with the family inorder to enjoy the fall. The episode also highlights partnerships with various outdoor brands, the importance of food plotting, and insights into archery gear and setups. Nate also emphasizes scouting strategies and the use of trail cameras while preparing for the upcoming deer hunting season. He also touches on some of the target deer he is preparing to hunt this fall along with any history he may have with each deer. He wraps up the episode with thoughts on enjoying the outdoors and the importance of being prepared for the fall.

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In this week’s episode of the Antler Up Podcast, Jeremy reconnects with returning guest Hayden Ferrari for a fun and reflective conversation that dives into both life and hunting. Since his last appearance, Hayden has experienced big changes—from getting engaged to relocating—which has reshaped how and where he hunts. Now living closer to his hunting grounds, Hayden shares how proximity has deepened his appreciation for the process and helped him hone in on smarter, more strategic approaches to whitetail hunting. The two discuss how life transitions can shift priorities, but also offer new opportunities for growth and better preparation in the field.

Throughout the episode, Hayden and Jeremy trade stories, gear talk, and lessons learned from past seasons. They touch on how adapting to new terrain, relying on efficient scouting, and continuously upgrading their gear has made the experience both more effective and enjoyable. But more than anything, this conversation is a reminder that the hunt isn’t just about the outcome—it’s about the journey, the preparation, and the friendships that come with it. Whether you're tuning in for strategy or just need a good hunting story to fire you up, this episode has you covered. Antler Up!

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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman,Mitch is joined by Mike Tussey from Nomad Outdoors.  Mike shares his journey from being a middle school PE teacher to becoming a prominent figure in the hunting industry. He discusses the dynamics of the hunting business during the offseason, the importance of managing turkey populations, and the unique challenges faced as a hunting guide. Mike also shares memorable client interactions, including experiences with high-profile hunters, and reflects on the diversity of hunting experiences in Florida. The conversation touches on sustainability issues in hunting, the significance of scouting, and the unique aspects of hunting in Florida, including deer and bear hunting. Mike concludes by discussing the future of Nomad Outdoors and the importance of building a community around the brand.

On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by Justin Synan to talk about Justin's move to a new state, and his game plan for hunting a totally new area! Justin is the host of the Run'n & Gun'n Podcast, and has been chasing whitetails on public and private land all around the eastern US. The guys dive into Justin's strategy for getting his bearing and assessing properties in a new state, what his trail camera strategies are in different environments, how he implements a hybrid style of mobile hunting, and tips he has for filming your own hunts. All that and more in this week's episode!

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In this episode of 'Maximize Your Hunt', host Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) discusses land management and hunting strategies with guest Don Higgins (Higgins Outdoors), an experienced consultant in the outdoor industry. They explore the importance of habitat improvement, the mistakes made in property management, and the nuances of deer behavior and movement. The conversation emphasizes the significance of property layout, social dynamics among deer, and the need for effective communication between consultants and clients. Listeners are encouraged to take action in improving their hunting properties for better success.

Takeaways

• The podcast focuses on maximizing hunting properties through land management.
• Consultants should be engaged actively in the implementation process.
• Quality habitat is essential for attracting deer.
• Mistakes in property management can lead to years of lost opportunities.
• Understanding deer movement is crucial for successful hunting.
• The layout of a property can significantly impact hunting success.
• Social dynamics among deer are complex and individualistic.
• Setting a property apart from neighbors can enhance hunting success.
• Effective communication between consultants and clients is vital.
• Improving properties takes time and effort, but the rewards are worth it.

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The availability of offline mapping and the associated tools with hunt map app platforms is arguably the most significant technological change in the hunting space ever. Sure, trail cams and cell cams have made a difference, but everyone who hunts any sort of big game is likely using some sort of hunt map application. In today's episode, Jacob shares some of the updates that he has taken note of over the past year with the 6 top hunt map applications: OnX, HuntWise, GoHunt, Spartan Forge, BaseMap and HuntStand. Some of these brands are clearly well connected with the demographic that they target, while it seems others are not. Some of these brands have made significant jumps within the category, while others seem to have not. Enjoy and thanks for listening!

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In this episode, Brian Krebs and Dan Johnson discuss the transition of the Western Rookie podcast, with Dan taking over as host. They explore the evolution of Western hunting perspectives, the importance of learning through experience, and the launch of Dan's new podcast, Get Drawn West. The conversation highlights key takeaways from past guests, the significance of scouting and preparation, and the mystique surrounding Western hunting. They also share their bucket list hunts, the role of guides, and the importance of gear in successful hunting experiences.

Takeaways

• Dan is taking over the Western Rookie podcast.
• Learning from various experiences is crucial in hunting.
• Podcasting provides a platform for sharing knowledge.
• Time in the field is essential for success in hunting.
• The West offers unique hunting opportunities.
• Scouting is vital for successful hunts.
• Understanding the mystique of Western hunting is important.
• Bucket list hunts motivate hunters to improve.
• Guides can provide valuable learning experiences.
• Preparation and gear are key to successful hunting.

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The Range Podcast is starting a new series called Arrow Loose. Where hosts Ricky Brule and Jake Hollywood Iverson discuss their experiences and insights on archery, hunting gear, and shooting technique, all while shooting their bows at long-distance targets. 

In this episode, they share their excitement for upcoming fall hunts, testing various arrows and equipment, and the importance of proper setup for successful shooting. The conversation flows from personal anecdotes to technical discussions about gear, making it a comprehensive exploration of the archery world.

Takeaways

• The podcast aims to share stories and insights from the hunting and archery community.
• Testing different arrows and setups is crucial for improving shooting accuracy.
• Excitement for fall hunting plans drives the conversation.
• Shooting techniques and adjustments are essential for success in archery.
• Gear selection plays a significant role in hunting effectiveness.
• Hosts emphasize the importance of practice and preparation for hunting season.
• Personal experiences shape their views on equipment and shooting styles.
• The conversation highlights the camaraderie in the hunting community.
• Listeners are encouraged to explore different brands and products for their setups.
• The episode wraps up with a call to action for listeners to engage with the podcast.

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In this episode of the podcast, C Will dives into the excitement and traditions surrounding the opening of dove season in the South. Sharing personal experiences and memories from early mornings in the field, the episode captures the energy and community that comes with dove hunting. From prepping gear and scouting fields to the camaraderie of family and friends gathering for the hunt, the podcast paints a vivid picture of what makes dove season so special for outdoorsmen. There's a strong emphasis on tradition, storytelling, and the connection hunters feel to the land, wildlife, and each other.

C Will also touches on the importance of respecting the sport, following game laws, and mentoring new hunters, particularly youth and those new to the outdoors. There's a heartfelt message about how hunting, especially during dove season, is more than just shooting—it’s about making memories, eating good food, and celebrating a shared lifestyle. This episode sets the tone for the hunting season ahead and invites listeners to reflect on their own dove hunting stories, making it a relatable and warm listen for seasoned hunters and newcomers alike.

In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan and Ken discuss the upcoming hunting season, focusing on trail cameras, gear preferences, and hunting strategies. They delve into the technology behind trail cameras, the importance of choosing the right bow and arrows, and the advantages of saddle hunting. The conversation also touches on muzzleloader experiences and the use of e-bikes for hunting mobility. Ken shares insights from his long wait for an antelope tag and the challenges of hunting in Alberta, Canada.

Takeaways:

• Ken has been monitoring big bucks on his trail cameras.
• Trail cameras are essential for scouting and tracking deer.
• Spypoint is Ken's preferred brand for trail cameras.
• The cost of trail cameras can add up quickly.
• Saddle hunting allows for flexibility in setup and movement.
• Bow-Tech provides reliable bows with good customer service.
• Fixed blade broadheads are preferred for their reliability.
• E-bikes offer a quiet and efficient way to navigate hunting areas.
• Hunting gear should be comfortable and functional for long sits.
• Planning and preparation are key for a successful hunting season.

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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, Dan and Jeremy discuss the challenges of coaching youth sports, the impact of technology on children's engagement, and the importance of multi-sport participation. They delve into hunting strategies, focusing on access routes and the significance of understanding wind direction for successful hunting. The conversation emphasizes the need for trial and error in developing effective access routes and learning from experiences to improve hunting success.

Takeaways:

• Coaching youth sports can be challenging due to varying levels of engagement.
• Technology and social media have a significant impact on youth participation in sports.
• Multi-sport participation is beneficial for young athletes' development.
• Access routes are crucial for successful hunting and should be evaluated carefully.
• Understanding wind direction is essential for effective hunting strategies.
• Trial and error is a key component in developing successful access routes.
• Learning from past experiences can improve future hunting success.
• It's important to adapt strategies based on the specific terrain and conditions.
• Maintaining a positive mindset is vital in coaching and hunting alike.
• Preparation and practice are essential for both sports and hunting success.

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