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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan gives us an update on how his spring is going and what is on his deer to-do-list. On Dan's list of things to do includes a little bit of habitat work that will improve cover, setting up mineral locations for summer inventory, moving treestands to better ambush points, and getting trail cameras ready to be places in their summer starting points. The more time we spent preparing for the upcoming season, the better success one will have for the upcoming deer hunting season. Good luck, enjoy, and share!

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we get the chance to sit down with Stephanie & Andrew White. The Whites are avid hunters and farmers that both grew up with a love for the outdoors. That love has continued into them being full time farmers and avid hunters to this day. One thing that has come out of the love for those things is Stephanie's desire to write books that gave more of a voice to those communities, especially as it relates to children getting excited about them. Stephanie's newest book titled "The Hunt" is an awesome read for kids and parents alike. In today's show, we talk with the WHites about their background, go off on a few tangents and rabbit holes, and then talk about Stepahnies book journey, and even get into the hate from.......well.......haters. Thanks to the Whites for taking the time to come out and record and thanks for listening!

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian has Weston Paul back on the podcast to continue the conversation on Wellness & Training for Mountain Hunts!

Weston is part of the MTN Tough team and a dedicated outdoorsman, husband, and father! Brian and Weston recently bumped into each other at the BHA National Rendevous and starting chatting about homesteading, growing your own food, and raising animals and decided to bring that conversation to the podcast to continue the topic of being the best version of ourselves and preparing for hunting season year round! Weston also announced the MTN Tough promo code “Rookie” for anyone looking to try out the MTN Tough App! Click the links below to check out MTN Tough and more of Weston’s adeventures.

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There are good ways of doing things and better ways of doing things, and when it comes to bass fishing, there are endless ways to become a better bass angler. One of those ways is to spend time with someone who really knows bass, has fished for them competitively for years, and is a heck of an all around outdoorsman. In other words, spend some time picking the brain of Wisconsin-native, Andrew Wolfe!

This week we're talking bass fishing and you do not want to miss this! Andrew is a lifelong bass fisherman who even represented the Badgers as a member of their college bass fishing team, and now spends his time fishing tournaments and for pleasure around the country. Heck, the guy even paid rent in grad school by winning tournaments! Throughout all that experience, he's become an incredible bass fisherman, and this week he's here to help us all level up our bass game to achieve more success on the water this year. The guys talk about the college bass fishing scene, lessons learned through fishing tournaments, scouting effectively, using the conditions to your advantage and much more. You can follow along with Andrew and his adventures on Instagram @heywolfe11 but fair warning, you will see some GIANT fish!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Mark Haslam (Southeast Whitetail) discuss upcoming land management strategies for handling high deer populations. Mark explains the importance of evaluating food and health status of deer post-harvest and comparing that data to local information. Mark discusses fawn recruitment in high deer populations and factors that he uses on his property to support deer on his farm.

Mark discusses tactics to maintain deer populations and relative food in densities over 150 deer per square mile. Mark explains the importance of food plots and a strategy that plays off neighboring agriculture crop production. Mark details local crops and his tactics to promote interest on his property to ensure deer remain interested on hunting property. Mark discusses hunting tactics around mature bucks.

Mark explains when to take does, what age class he prefers and his tactics around shooting does early and often. Mark discusses what locations to take deer to ensure hunting locations are not impacted during the rut. Mark and Jon discuss food value and the decisions around when to take deer to ensure food remains adequate.

Mark discusses tactics to improve deer habitat and related food. Mark explains how to manage open ground with fire, native plants, and discing options. Mark suggests new ways to protect food plots and how to reduce deer herbivory. Mark explains field management techniques and what plants originate in these areas and how to ensure deer remain interested year after year. Mark discusses planting soybeans and relative size of food plots with a high deer population. Mark discusses food plot mixes for high deer populations when landowners lack open spaces. Mark explains his interest in sun hemp and how to plant sun hemp so a hunter can see deer and receive the food benefit.  Mark discusses fall/winter food plots that support deer through spring and support other species. Mark discusses options for those that can't do timber stand improvement or burning on the landscape.

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Steve Allie, the Marketing Director of ScentLok to discuss their entire line-up of head-to-toe scent control. ScentLok is best known for incorporating carbon into their hunting clothing to capture odors, but they've built a full array of scent control products to help hunters reduce unwanted odors. ScentLok makes high-quality hunting apparel for men, women, and kids. Be sure to check out the popular Bowhunter Elite:1 series for this upcoming archery season. Also, saddle hunters will appreciate their specialized Saddle Hunter line dedicated to the mobile hunter.  

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When your dad’s the most successful Treeing Walker breeder in recent history with major money wins, World Championships and Hall of Fame inductions at every turn, it would appear that sharing the big stage, the limelight if you will, would be a long time coming in the shadow of dad Randy’s success.  When you have the attitude, work ethic and the respect for the game of a seventeen-year old Troy Smith, being recognized for your own achievements seems as natural as summer rain.

In this episode, Steve heads up to western Pennsylvania to hunt with Troy and Randy and to record Troy’s story.  The trip entailed two nights of hunting with a pair of Lone Pine yearlings, Lone Pine Phara at seventeen months and Lone Pine Phalse Profit at fourteen months.  A total of nine raccoons were seen on as many trees on the two-night hunt.  The second night was a short one as Steve respected the early departure time for his homebound flight.

This recording is worth your time for a number of reasons, especially if there are young hunters in your family or circle of friends.   It presents the opportunity to view the sport and what it holds for young ones that indeed will inherit it and carry it forward.  Refreshing is the word that comes to mind.

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This week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast, John is headed back to Nebraska to chase merriam's turkeys. John hunted Nebraska in the spring of 2023, but was so sidetracked by scouting for deer on the new landscape that he didn't take turkey hunting near as seriously as he should have. Heading into the trip this year though, John had a completely different mindset. He was determined to bring home a merriams, which would be his third of the four subspecies of wild turkey. 

This trip brought plenty of challenges, and though John had no problem finding birds, getting one into shotgun range proved more challenging than he expected. Like many western animals, the merriams he was chasing seemed to have no predictable pattern. Simply traveling wherever the wind blew them on any particular day. After three long days and a few disappointments, John finally caught up to a small group of strutters on the last day. However, even with a long beard at fifteen yards, John found out it's never easy!

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Welcome to the second Garagecast for this week's episode on Michigan Wild. Nate and the guys sit down and have a great time recording an episode talking about their Turkey season and getting ready for summer fishing. 

Through the episode the guys talk about:

-Tony Hill and Tyler Thompson's turkey kills.

-Tony Fellows close encounters.

- What's worse? Reaping turkeys or using guillotine broadheads?

-Favorite ways to eat wild turkey.

-Favorite species of fish to eat.

-Future out of state hunts.

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In this week’s episode, Ricky and Hollywood discuss the successes and struggles of the Spring Turkey Season in Minnesota, with archery equipment. Ricky had luck on his side and sealed the deal in the first few hours of his season, while Hollywood perseveres and moves closer to filling his tag each day. Hollywood is putting in the work so he is destined for success.

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A boys first coonhunt is a big deal, especially when he apparently has no idea what to expect! Who wares white pants hunting? We hope you enjoy this reading from the pages of Full Cry

We have been scouring through vintage issues dating all the way back to the first issue back in 1939! Join us as we pay tribute to the hard work and dedication of the men, women and dogs that were the lifeblood of the sport and the traditions we carry on today.  After 85 years of publication, there is bound to be a little something for everyone!  If thoughts of the classic Full Cry fill your memories, this is the podcast for you.  

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by returning guest Bob Polanic for a good old fashioned BS Session. The guys get in to a great conversation about out-of-state hunts, how broken their bodies are, and more planning for the upcoming season. Elk hunting, mule deer hunting, whitetails, and expectations we set for ourselves during the hunting season. Another great episode, you will be sure to enjoy!

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan is joined by returning guest Bob Polanic to discuss how they choose their bows, arrows, sights and rests. When it comes to archery equipment, specifically bows, there are several options a person can choose from. Do you like a long or short axel to axel? Draw weights and brace heights come in a variety of options, limb or cable driven drop away rests and of course the never ending debate surrounding arrow weight. All this and more covered on todays episode. Fun conversation, enjoy!

On this bonus episode of The Western Rookie Podcast, Brian Covers a bunch of upcoming western tag applications including all Oregon apps and Wyoming Deer & Antelope!

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On this Episode of Huntavore, Nick attempts to give some credit to the Venison Mid-Shoulder

Roast. Between the blade and the shank, this primal cut is a BBQer and Stew maker's dream.

However, it can get overlooked, but longer is going to be the last cut out of the freezer. Get

your smokers lit, and your humerus roasts thawed for an in depth episode of Huntavore.

In this episode of Huntivore, Nick discusses the overlooked but versatile venison mid shoulder

roast. He highlights its value as a barbecue and stew cut and explores various cooking

methods. Nick shares his plans to smoke and shred the mid roasts, as well as ideas for using

them in dishes like sandwiches and hand pies. He emphasizes the tenderness and flavor that

can be achieved with this cut, making it a great option for barbecues and hearty stews.

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Takeaways:

The venison mid shoulder roast is an underrated cut that offers versatility and value.

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The mid roast has a unique bone structure that adds flavor and holds the meat together.

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Paul Campbell about their differences in passion and pursuit of the wild turkey.

Paul is a die hard turkey hunter from Ohio whose main goal in life is to pursue and protect the wild turkey. Paul is the host of the How To Hunt Turkey podcast and the creator of Turkeyseason.com. Paul and Dan sit down to discuss what makes a turkey hunter tick and what it takes to create a true turkey enthusiast. Dan and Paul also walk through their turkey season to share their wildly different experiences and stories of success.

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Perry Yee, Navy SEAL and combat veteran that served during Operating Enduring Freedom, now co-founder of Active Valor.

* The perception of Navy Seals pre and post 2011
* Differences in weapons and technology used by Navy SEALS in different generations
* CQB training* Easy tips to keep your home safe
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On this episode of The Migration Waterfowl Podcast, host Brian Halbleib and co-host Branson Peak are joined by John Furman of The Duck Hole & Company. John talks about what it's like growing up hunting in the Atlantic Flyway. They discuss the history of market hunting and the history of duck hunting clubs in North Carolina, including the waterfowl hunting club that Babe Ruth belonged to. They also talk about chasing black ducks andcalling in wood ducks. They also get into managing and improving waterfowl habitat and the problem with European release mallards.

On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman we are joined by none other than Mary Jo Casalena; Pennsylvania's State turkey biologist. In conjunction with University research, Mary Jo is working to lead our state in the right direction for long term healthy wild turkey populations. Ongoing research is monitoring population trends in different portions of the state, and observing surrounding influences that may produce higher, lower, or stable populations. We discuss habitat types and balances, differences between WMUs, population trends, and more. This podcast answers many questions about PA turkeys, and also helps us formulate more questions - hopefully to be better stewards of this valuable resource.

Believe it or not, in 4 short months it will be elk season. So, where does one start to e-scout an entire state of huntable elk units with a general tag? Where are the elk, what terrain features should one look for, what about other hunters and general pressure, what platforms are best for e-scouting, how does one identify elevations for elk, etc. In today's episode, Jacob shares his perspective on those and other questions pertaining to the e-scouting and planning process.

Today I am joined by two of the creative minds behind the incredible film "The Colonel And The Fox" Nathaniel Maddux was the editor and director of the film, he's also one of the most passionate turkey hunters I've had the privilege of meeting. Arron Link is the man behind the music in the film scoring almost the entire thing himself. Aaron grew up deer hunting but had never turkey hunted until this year when working on the film inspired him to give it a try. I was fortunate enough to take him on that hunt.

Topics include: The time and research put into the film and how it grew from a 30 minute project to an hour and a half, Nathaniel's introduction to turkey hunting, The making of the film, Aaron's first turkey hunt and a special bonus strategy section at the end you won't want to miss!

If you live in the midwest or the south and haven't done any scouting this year, I hate to say it, but you missed out on the perfect time of the year to scout. With that said scouting now is still better than no scouting at all. On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan gives his opinions about what we should all be doing right now to find better hunting locations for the fall. Dan talks about when trail cameras should go up, locating terrain features through e-scouting vs. boots on the ground, and knowing that just because deer are in a specific area right now, doesn't mean that they will be there come hunting season. This is a short, yet educational episode that might just help you get ready for the upcoming deer hunting season. Enjoy and share!

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we bring you another MWW Classic and one of Nate's favorite shows ever to record, episode number 22, hunting nocturnal bucks with Josh Honeycutt.  Josh is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to hunting whitetails, and he has some great information in the show about how to target those bucks that seemed to have gone nocturnal.  Thanks for tuning in!!!

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Early mornings, cold fingertips, shots ringing out over the marsh, and a limit of ducks on the strap might feel like a lifetime away right now, but in the words of Wisconsin Waterfowl Association's Executive Director, Bruce Ross, "If you want birds in the sky in the fall, you have to put them on the ground in the spring by creating good habitat." The key point there is, "creating good habitat", and that's exactly what the WWA is setting out to do with the launch of their new Public Lands Restoration Initiative!

In partnership with the DNR, the WWA is setting out to help identify, evaluate, plan, and implement restoration on historic wetlands across the state that have been impacted by agricultural drainage and/or development, and this week, Pierce sits down with Bruce Ross to hear all about this new initiative, and how they plan to get it done. It's a fantastic conversation that will leave you searching for the sign up link to join WWA, as Bruce shares what the WWA is all about, what they're doing to help protect and restore wetlands, how they're going about educating hunters and non-hunters alike, and so much more. Whether you're a lifelong waterfowler or someone who's never even thought about it, this episode is for you. Go check out the WWA website to learn more about all the awesome work they're doing at wisducks.org, and mark your calendars for Saturday, August 24th to attend the Waterfowl Hunting  Expo in Oshkosh!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Tom Biebighauser (Wetland Restoration and Training) discuss the importance of wetlands and restoring our properties with better management tactics. Tom has developed highly successful and inexpensive techniques for restoring wetlands and streams that should last forever without maintenance. He cautions against using berms, dams, dikes, levees, weirs, diversions, pipes, pumps, water control structures, or wells that all require frequent and expensive maintenance. Having built over 1,400 dams he has since decommissioned over 300 dams and impoundments, restoring natural valleys in the process.

Tom explains the benefits of wetlands and wet areas for deer and how we can better utilize these areas to enhance our hunting properties. Tom explains the benefits to deer, why deer need wet areas and the health benefits to deer. Tom explains how to build a wetland, taking a soil test, and how deep you need to dig to understand the right amount of clay to get the areas to support all season water. Tom explains the importance of groundwater in certain areas to establish wetlands. Tom explains site selection for creating wetlands. Tom explains in many instances why creating channels, ditches are not necessary to maintain water within these wetland areas.

Tom details how to establish wetlands in dry areas to techniques that can support wetlands during droughts. Tom explains the rare species that come to wetlands and how to better the ecology and related predators within the food chain. Tom explains why plastic water holes are unhealthy and how these are impacting the areas so negative. Tom explains why midges and mosquitoes come to exist in wetlands and how to reduce the volume of certain insects on the landscapes.

Tom explains the benefit of building wetlands with woody debris. Also, using natural large boulders and other rocks to ensure there is diversity of structure in and around wetlands. Tom explains the benefits of planting trees in wetlands and how to manage cattails in these areas. Tom explains water fluctuations and how to reduce non-native plants in wetlands. Tom details native plants that are ideal in wet areas and benefit wildlife. Tom explains the method to create a technique of creating uneven ground establishing more diversity. Tom explains why dams do not work, flooding, muskrats, and beavers are the demise of dams. Tom explains the top plant that deer eat in wetlands.

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When host Steve Fielder was a young hunter attending coonhound events in Virginia and West Virginia, prior to his registry days, he often hunted with John Sturgill and Les Bolen.  The duo were coon hunting buddies and were a force to be reckoned with in competition and on the numerous pleasure-hunts our host enjoyed with them in those days.  Each man was noted then and now for having world class Plott Hounds.

Recently, Jamie Estep, who joins Sturgill and Bolen in this episode, designated the annual National Plott Hound Association’s West Virginia Plott Sectional the John Sturgill Tribute Hunt and Show.  Sturgill was honored throughout the recent three days of hunts, shows and bear events.  Estep invited Steve to judge the bench show on Friday, setting up the perfect opportunity for the friends to get together and recall old times.

This is a feel-good conversation centered upon hunting in the rugged West Virginia mountains with Plott dogs.  Estep recalls Sturgill and Bolen as role models for his own career which now includes the title of Field Representative for UKC and anchor for the YouTube video coverage of the popular Tournament of Champions for coonhounds.

Steve is betting you will really enjoy this one.

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Brandon Maddox, the CEO of Silencer Central, to discuss the benefits of hunting with a suppressor. Silencer Central is a one-stop-shop for gun silencers and you will learn everything you need to know about the purchase process from beginning to end.  

Brandon also walks us through the early days of working local gun shows to help get Silencer Central started and his current relationship with the ATF as Silencer Central helps revolutionize the silencer industry with their unique business approach.  Also, a special thank you to Mr. Maddox for nearly 20 years of consistent and persistent work in protecting gun owners' rights and advancing the silencer industry.  

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian has Kyle Sinclair-Smith on the podcast to share what it’s like chasing giant Canadian Bucks & Bulls!

Kyle his family run a cattle ranch and hunting outfitter in the Calgary area and consistently gets himself and clients on some giant animals! Kyle shares what it’s like hunting private land archery only tags and using tree stands to pattern big bulls just like elk. Brian and Kyle also talk about private vs public land issues and some differences between the US and Canada when it comes to leasing private land for hunting. Click the links below to see more of Kyle’s adventures.

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Welcome to the Antler Up Podcast with your host, Jeremy Dinsmore! In this episode, Jeremy sits down with special guest Weston Homa!

Welcome to the latest episode of the Antler Up Podcast hosted by Jeremy Dinsmore, where we delve into the world of hunting, outdoor adventures, fitness and personal growth. In this episode, Jeremy sits down with Weston Homa, a passionate outdoorsman whose love for hunting and outdoor activities knows no bounds.

Join us as Weston shares his insights on Western hunts, particularly for elk and mule deer. Learn how Weston's dedication to mental preparation and visualization has been key to his success in the field, allowing him to fully immerse himself in each outdoor experience.

But it's not just about hunting for Weston. Discover how his passion for running marathons and ultra marathons has taught him invaluable life lessons, from perseverance to the importance of recovery and balance. Weston's journey highlights the intersection of physical and mental challenges, offering listeners a glimpse into the transformative power of outdoor pursuits.

Looking to embark on your own Western hunting adventure? Weston offers practical advice on trip planning, from researching state regulations to selecting the right gear. Whether you prefer a rifle or a bow, Weston emphasizes the importance of personal preference and comfort in making the decision.

Join us as we explore the nexus of outdoor adventure, personal growth, and family values with Weston Homa on this episode of the Antler Up Podcast. Tune in and get ready to be inspired to pursue your passions with dedication, positivity, and a love for the great outdoors.

So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up with Weston Homa on today's episode of the Antler Up Podcast.

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 Stay tuned, stay safe, and Antler Up!

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In this weeks segment of Shiny Objects, Ricky and Hollywood run through their archery setups for the current Spring Turkey Hunting Season.

Shiny Objects is all about our current obsession. The Shiny Object could be a piece of gear, an upcoming adventure, a good book, or simply finding better ways to get through everyday life. The sky is the limit when it comes to an individuals current Shiny Object, and we never know where the conversation will take us.

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Nate Rozeveld is joined by Matt Raysin for this week's episode of Michigan Wild. Matt is the co-host of Generations to Hunt podcast, and joined this week to talk about his turkey hunting and chasing rabbits with his beagles.

 Nate and Matt start the podcast off with Matt's hunting journey. Matt didn't come from a hunting family so he shares the struggle with self teaching and overcoming some heart aches. As time went on Matt's passion for the outdoors grew and so did his skills of becoming a better hunter. 

Nate and Matt have both found success in the turkey woods this spring so they both dive into their hunts, along with the hunt Nate had with his cousin. After their recap of each hunt the conversion transitions into the passion they have chasing rabbits with their beagles. Nate and Matt each have 2 beagles which are both of their first beagles they have raised and hunted with. They dive into their training methods and equipment they use and their overall enjoyment it brings them. 

Overall a great episode with 2 like minded people and Nate looks forward to future hunts with Matt. 

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Spring is quickly making way for summer, and John's thoughts have been shifting towards the upcoming fall and all the different places he'll be hunting. On this episode of the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast, John gives a peak behind the curtain of what has been going through his mind when it comes to gaining access to more properties. Every hunter dreams of buying their own farm or hunting place, but that's not always in the cards. This year John is determined to gain access to more ground, and possibly even in other states. John talks about the trouble he has had finding a credible least online, and gives some good tips on how to find land owner information for good ol knocking on door permission.

On today’s show Sponsored by GunBroker.com Brad, Arica, and Dan talk about how much longer radio will be a relevant media source, Dan's fantastic recent fishing vacation, Arica's turkey encounter, and the changes happening with the Uncensored Podcast.

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·     Arica Almost Kills a Turkey!

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No doubt Cur dogs are responsible for a lot of meat on the table and a valuable part of our hunting dog history.  We hope you enjoy learning about a not so well known breed to modern hunters, but a dog that helped pave the way for treedogs.

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This week Mark covers food plot plantings throughout the South.  Objectives, goals, necessities, and how to maximize your sweat equity.  Whether you have 1 acre openings or hundreds of acres to plant, there are many key factors and elements that will affect your success and game usage.   

High production plots can exist within sandy soils, drought conditions, sunlight deficiency, and high densities.  There are many tactics to combat those issues.  You don't need expensive equipment either.  Plan ahead and you'll increase your huntability.  

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Bear talks about what unites us as houndsmen. There are people who will divide us, and there are those who will unite us. Support the uniters!

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by John Stallone of HOWL For Wildlife to discuss hunting ethics and conservation. John and Dan dives in to topics and questions like... "When does the use of trail cameras become unethical?", different weapons like crossbows, and if it is possible for hunters who disagree on specific rules and regulation to find common ground?

Then the guys end the episode by discussing why HOWL is such an active organization when it comes to uniting hunters, making hunters aware of introduced legislation, and fighting for our rights to continue to enjoy the outdoors through hunting and fishing.

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Does a hound have more drive and stamina than a police K9. This is a question Heath gets asked all the time. Travis Legler is a 24-year Law Enforcement veteran who works for a federal land management agency. Travis is also an experienced hound hunter. Heath and Travis discuss the differences in what they see in the two types of dogs. From tracking groups crossing the border to chasing some of the most mystic creatures in North America. You’ll want to listen to this one twice.

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Zack Johns from the Lone Bowhunter Chronicles about his passion for archery and his double drop tine buck.

Zack is from East Central Ohio where he chases big bucks on several different properties. When he’s not at work or hanging out with his family, he can be found in his barn working on bows, filming content or doing something hunting related. Zach was fortunate to see a once in a lifetime buck on trail camera which led to a season of pursuit, doubt but ultimately success. Zach shares with Dan and the listeners all about his ups and downs chasing this giant and how the hunt all came together.

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On this very first episode of the Migration Waterfowl Podcast, host Brian Halbleib and co-host Branson Peak introduce themselves and discuss their goals, hopes and plans for this new podcast. Brian discusses his background in the outdoor media space and how it has changed in the last 25 years. They talk about what it is like to waterfowl hunt in western Pennsylvania and the challenges and rewards that come with it. Then these two chat about several out of state waterfowl hunting opportunities and plans for the upcoming season. They also touch on the current state of the waterfowl population, possible changes in the bag limits across all the flyways and the type of guests that will be coming on the show. And you know these waterfowlers are going to talk gear!

Tom & Ryan Gresham, the first family of firearms media sit down with us to talk Gun Talk Media, training offered by Gun Talk and how Gun Talk Media started.
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On Today's show with GunBroker.com:
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-  How Tom & Ryan Got Started in The Industry
-  The Gun Talk Christmas Special
-  Public Events and Classes Hosted by Gun Talk
- The Future of Outdoor Media and Where It's Headed

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You never know where the conversation will go on these live chats. let's see what Brett and the boys have to say this week. This weeks live from Brett Vaughn and Born 100 Years Too Late covers a lot of ground. Chaga bugs, new kennels, cowboy stuff and more!

Welcome to the Antler Up Podcast with your host, Jeremy Dinsmore! In this episode, Jeremy sits down with special guest Jon Landwehr with Legacy Pursuit.

In this episode, they delve deep into the world of hunting on public land in KS, uncovering the challenges and rewards that come with it.

From the get-go, Jeremy and Jon emphasize the importance of adaptability and the willingness to explore new hunting locations. They share insightful strategies for maximizing hunting opportunities by identifying key features like food sources, water sources, and bedding areas, essential for a successful hunt.

But it doesn't stop there; they get into the intricate dynamics of deer movement and home range, offering invaluable tips for hunters to anticipate their behavior effectively. Weather conditions emerge as a critical factor affecting deer movement and hunting success, with Jeremy and Jon shedding light on how rain and temperature changes can make all the difference in the field.

And for those seeking to elevate their hunting experiences, the conversation then explores the world of filming hunts. They discuss the challenges and joys of capturing these moments on camera, highlighting how it can enhance the overall hunting experience and create cherished memories that last a lifetime.

Tune in as Jeremy and Jon blend their passion for hunting, delivering an episode with practical advice, insightful anecdotes, and a shared love for the great outdoors. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a novice exploring the outdoors, this episode will inspire, educate, and ignite your passion for hunting.

So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up with Jon Landwehr on today's episode of the Antler Up Podcast.

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For all the turkey fanatics out there, this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman is gearing up for opening day on May 4th.  Our guest is Jed Fetter, a diehard PA hunter and president of the Appalachian Chapter for Turkeys for Tomorrow.  This episode covers a multitude of topics including:

-Turkeys for Tomorrow Appalachian Chapter

-Observations and Hypothesis of turkey trends in our hunting areas

-Gear, Scopes on Shotguns, TSS VS Lead

-Opening Weekend vs Late Season

-Pressured bird observations

A lot to unpack in this episode leading into season; it's difficult to stay focused on one topic this time of year when the turkeys are gobbling!  Enjoy your opening day, and be safe!  Turkey hunting has the highest rate of hunting accidents across the nation when compared to all other game species.  Positively identify your target!

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The prodigal son returns this week as I am joined by none other than Paul Campbell, former host of this podcast. We have a fantastic conversation about what he's been up to lately, our recent success in the turkey woods and his search for a slam! Topics include: How one gobble can change your life, Turkey hunting without decoys, searching for a slam, being unselfish with turkey hunting and overcoming target panic.

Last week, Jacob discussed some of the high level considerations when planning your trip west to hunt elk this year (Hunt Objective, Hunt Plan, and Hunt Systems). Getting a tag to hunt elk is becoming more and more difficult, and the probability of getting an archery elk tag and filling that tag is low. In today's episode, Jacob discusses how your mindset and your capabilities, will dictate your hunt planning and how your elk hunt experience will unfold.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is once again joined by Mark Kenyon to discuss different deer hunting scenarios. Like always, the guys kick off this episode with a little BS Session talking about some of their favorite memories surrounding bands and songs of their youth.

Then after all the nonsense is over the guys do a deep dive discussing different deer hunting strategies. Topics include access routes, when to hunt specific farms and terrain features, and how to balance time in the woods. Just another fun episode with a little education sprinkled in. Enjoy and share!

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Joe Coy from Fourth Arrow to learn more about their extensive line of camera arms, tripods, and other filming accessories to help you capture the perfect shot this season.

This episode covers several topics and brands, with the primary focus being on filming accessories for turkey season. Whether you're running and gunning by yourself and sitting in the blind with your kids, Fourth Arrow has an array of products to suit your needs. Joe also talks about products from Final Rest Shooting Systems, WyndScent, and Tree Thrasher.

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast Nate and Micah get the chance to hear a story from our guest Nick Jimenez that we won't soon forget.  Nick had a 2023 deer season that may never be topped, and one that means alot to him in more ways than just the antlers that hit the ground.  Lets just say the story today includes more than one story of an awesome buck.  Thanks for listening!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Albert Tomechko (Vitalize Seed) discuss the importance of soil health and an equation that will lead to bigger deer. Albert discusses the issues with soil samples and the benefit of the soil probe, taking gps coordinates, and being consistent when taking soil samples. Albert and Jon discuss soil report cards, land use, infiltration.

Al and Jon discuss a client’s soil test and evaluates CEC, magnesium, calcium, pH. Al gets into the details of what amendments to use, like dolomitic lime.  Al explains base saturations, and Jon discusses amendment toxicity. Al breaks down options for low potassium levels that are low and Jon explains some natural ways to remedy soils. Al and Jon discuss micronutrients and how to benefit plants and create more attraction for deer. Jon discusses ways to increase protein levels within adequate levels of molybdenum.  

Al and Jon discuss food plots, why corn and soybeans are not always the best option for clients and think independently from traditional ways that don’t necessarily align with the climatic conditions and actual deer demands. Jon discusses increasing biomass and more food for deer on his client properties.

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian Has guest Jacob Myrtue on to talk about turkey season, decoy ideas, and doing your own taxidermy!

Jacob is from NW Iowa and loves smacking gobblers each year both in his homestate and out west. Jacob shares some of the tactics and strategies they have been using over the past few years to put birds on the ground. Brian and Jacob also talk about doing your own taxidermy and making some life-sized turkey mounts and using them as decoys! Click the link below to check out more from Jacob

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The first week of turkey season has come and gone and holy smokes was it an eventful one! Birds were missed, birds were later shot, but most importantly, a good time was had by all! This week is all about turkey hunting success stories and lessons learned, reminders earned, and key takeaways for everyone to take with them into the woods in the coming weeks.

After whiffing on a bird opening day, Pierce sought redemption a couple days later and was able to connect with a gorgeous tom out at a family friend's property to punch his Season A tag. Then, he joined his good friend Chance for an early morning hunt on a property that is filled to the brim with turkeys! That hunt was short, sweet and action packed and resulted in Chance filling his tag and harvesting his second turkey ever. It's a fun episode filled with laughs and even a few tips for folks listening to take with them into the woods. Enjoy the episode and good luck out there in the coming weeks!

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On today’s show Sponsored by GunBroker.com Jacob, Derek, and Dan talk about the upcoming Total Archery Challenge, how the crew spends the mid-year lull, and GoWild's ongoing fishing sale.

In this show:

·         The Upcoming Total Archery Challenge

·         The Mid Year Lull

·         Derek's Recent Weekend Turkey Hunting

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·         Derek's Upcoming Fishing Trip

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[UNCENSORED] by GoWild kicks off your week with shameful nonsense, inappropriate convictions, and unfiltered tales from the woods, waters and whatevers. [UNCENSORED] is a behind the scenes look at our adventures, failures, wins, embarrassing moments at trade shows, hilarious tales from the warehouse, and a good rant or three about the most recent tyranny from the Dark Lord of the Sith himself.

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This week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast, John is joined by Justin Townsend of Harvesting Nature and the Wild Fish and Game Podcast. If you have a desire to do more with wild game than just deep fry or grill it, Justin is here to help. Harvesting Nature focuses on educating hunters on how to get more out of the game they take. No matter if you are wanting to create a culinary masterpiece, or just looking for something to change up the usual routine. 

Justin and John touch on a few of the more popular wild game species in Oklahoma including whitetail deer, wild hogs, and waterfowl ranging from ducks to greater Canadian geese. There is so much to cover that the guys didn't have time to deep dive into any particular topic, so be sure to check out Harvesting Nature online or tune into the Wild Fish and Game Podcast to learn more about getting the most out of your wild game!

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In this episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky successfully takes a Turkey with his bow, and it certainly wasn’t easy. But first, a quick update on the current state of Vapor Trail Archery and Stokerized Stabilizer products. 

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Nate Rozeveld and Rod Rozeveld sit down and discuss Nate's hunt for Wild hogs in Oklahoma on this week's episode of Michigan Wild. Starting the episode off Nate and Rod actually talk about turkey hunting and why it wasn't a priority to hunt Turkeys or a desirable game to pursue. Rod growing up had first hand experience with the negative impact the wild turkey had on the farmers crop and livestock. So to him and local farmers they were a nuisance and not necessary. As time has gone on the population got more in check and seemed to alleviate the stress they put on farmers' fields and danger to their livestock.  

Farms and Ranches face similar detrimental issues if they happen to be in an area that has an abundance of wild hogs. Which is exactly where Nate found himself in Oklahoma. He was invited down there by John Hudspeth from the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast and enjoyed his time partaking in killing some hogs and bringing some meat back home.

Some of the topics discussed around the hunting trip were...

-What is the terrain like in Oklahoma

-The challenges the locals face due to the wild hogs

-Methods used for hog population control

-Recap of each successful hunt 

Finishing up the episode Nate and Rod hop into some current events focused around their spring food plot ideas. They have some new equipment they are excited to try along with their first planting of Vitalize seeds Nitroboost. 

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We start todays episode with a poem titled "Your Son” by O.L. Beckham and end up with some thought on the word “Proven”.  Just what exactly does that word mean?

We have been scouring through vintage issues dating all the way back to the first issue back in 1939! Join us as we pay tribute to the hard work and dedication of the men, women and dogs that were the lifeblood of the sport and the traditions we carry on today.  After 85 years of publication, there is bound to be a little something for everyone!  If thoughts of the classic Full Cry fill your memories, this is the podcast for you.  

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There are 118 species of reptiles in Florida.  The largest, the American alligator is the state reptile.  The most common is the brown anole, a commonly seen lizard.  Within the gauntlet of creepy, crawly things are rattlesnakes, cottonmouths and the fairly recent invasive threat, the Burmese python.  Living, and hound hunting in Florida is an exercise in dealing with reptiles on a regular basis.

Florida coon hunter Mack Britt of Parrish, Florida, an unincorporated community in Manatee County near Sarasota on the west coast, began coon hunting with his dad as a boy.  He was bitten by the hound dog bug at an early age and has remained true to his calling for nearly fifty years. 

The reasons Mack was chosen as a guest for this podcast are manifold.   First and foremost, he is a “good old boy.”  I’ve never heard a disparaging word uttered about Mack among his peers within the community of Florida coon hunters.  I’ve driven thousands of miles with him to PKC hunts, his hunt of choice, and have enjoyed every mile.  I talk with him regularly by phone.

Secondly, Mack is a veteran coon hunter in an area the is not for the faint of heart, an area where the numbers of coon hunters has dwindled over the years.  He knows Florida coons and their habitats as well as anyone and better than most.  He isn’t afraid to brave the hazards of hunting alone in a jungle swamp and does so regularly.  When a dog trees, his or yours, he will hack, crawl, and crash his way through palmettos, cat-claw briars and soft-bottomed, snake-infested swamps to get to the dog.    

If you’re wondering what it would be like to hunt coons in Florida, here it is.  It ain’t pretty, but if you are the adventurous type, there ain’t nothin’ like it!

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