Show Notes
In this episode, Jeremy and Ryan dive into their excitement for the upcoming spring and the array of outdoor activities it brings. The conversation takes an intriguing turn as they delve into Ryan's involvement with Bow Hunter Die and his firsthand experiences at the Lancaster Archery Meet. Ryan recounts the thrill of his early buck kill and the subsequent impact it had on his post-season pursuits.
Jeremy also shares his own buck kill story, providing listeners with insights into the decision-making process behind it. The duo then reflects on Ryan's unique rodeo experience with the buck, adding an entertaining twist to their hunting narratives. Throughout the episode, the hosts explore their hunting strategies, drawing on their experiences in both Pennsylvania and Kansas.
Ryan opens up about facing a buckless drought in Pennsylvania, highlighting the challenges before ultimately finding success in Kansas. The hosts touch upon the advantages of self-filming hunts, expressing the joy of sharing these moments with family. Ryan emphasizes the educational value embedded in filming hunts, underscoring the importance of learning from missed opportunities.
The conversation takes a turn towards the planning and scouting process for out-of-state hunts, offering valuable insights into Ryan's inaugural trip to Missouri.
Listeners are treated to a well-rounded discussion that not only captures the essence of spring anticipation and outdoor pursuits but also delves into the intricacies of hunting experiences, providing both seasoned hunters and newcomers with valuable insights and entertainment.
Stay tuned, stay safe, and Antler Up!
