Podcast Episodes

The first Garagecast for Michigan Wild this week. Nate sat down with some buddies and had a great time recording an episode. The conversation was filled with laughs and had a serious deer camp vibe.

Some topics that were covered...

- NWTF Banquet

- 9 month coyote season

- Salmon and Steelhead in the rivers

- Whitetail season updates

- Rabbit season update

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On this week's show of the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we have Paul Campbell, host of Turkey Season and O2 Podcasts, on to talk about turkey season.  In some parts of the country, turkey season has already kicked off, but for most of us this time of year is like the week before Christmas.  A time of excitement for hardcore turkey hunters.  Paul jumps on with us to talk about several things like the population, hunting with a shotgun, his favorite shotguns and rounds, and more.  Good luck to everyone as their respective states open up.  Thanks for listening!
 

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Moriah Boggess (Whitetail Investments) discuss management strategies for large and small hunting properties. Moriah discusses the starting point of property management and focuses on better nutrition or hunting purposes.  Moriah discusses food plots, habitat, and old field management. Moriah discusses maximizing both cover and food, and why balancing their food preferences and creating a wide variety of options increases deer activity and health.

Moriah discusses pine management and how difficult it is to get timber brokers/loggers to consider cutting certain pine stands. Moriah discusses thinning pines and how sometimes reducing basal areas to a very low number allows for ideal forage locations. Moriah discusses the use of fire and herbicide and the timeline associated with either option to ensure vegetation remains in an ideal state. Moriah discusses what security and escape cover looks like across clients’ properties and how to produce more of it. Moriah explains how sanctuaries are developed and where forage stands exist to ensure deer movement is ideal. Moriah explains perennial plants and annual weeds, and why it's important to balance both on the landscape. Moriah explains what plants are most nutritional on the landscape.

Moriah and Jon discuss managing hardwoods for deer, and why implementing Forest Stand Improvement and fire can be an ideal technique for quickly remedy. Moriah discusses economies of scale and size of areas that will be burned. Moriah discusses fire return intervals for ideal conditions for food and cover.

Moriah and Jon discuss the differences in management tactics in the north and south. Moriah discusses maximizing deer on the property versus quality of deer on properties we are trying to manage. Moriah discusses managing habitat versus deer densities. Moriah discusses how to create an ideal environment and what information is critical in our recording keeping to understand if we are reaching a point of having better quality (animals) on the landscapes. Moriah suggests keeping record of body weights, fats on body, and a strategy of overwhelming deer with food to exceed the demands of the resident deer herd to ensure better body conditions throughout the year.

Moriah discusses why he does not become overly concerned with trying to measure the actual deer numbers, and why immigration or emigration is a balancing act but is uncontrollable. Moriah discusses the attractive value of designed and managed hunting properties and why it's important to work with neighbors to help support harvest and ensure numbers in the local areas remain balanced.

Moriah and Jon discuss trophy deer management and quality deer management. Moriah evaluates and explains when to practice quality deer management and the shooting prescriptions that a landowner can apply. Moriah and Jon discuss trophy management and the steps required to reach the point of managing a property. Moriah explains the most important thing to do when practicing trophy or quality management.  

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Scott Rupp, Editor in Chief of Rifle Shooter Magazine with Outdoor Sportsman Group discusses long range hunting. On today’s show with GunBroker.com: 

- Scott's Opinion on Long Range Hunting 

- Effects On Long Range Shooting 

- Recovery of Game After a Long Range Shot 

- Setting Your Comfort Zone on Guided Hunts 

- Rifle Shooter Magazine's Information On Long Range Shooting 

- Practice! 

The show launches every Tuesday and Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Jared Larson from OnX Hunt to discuss the popular mobile scouting tool and how you can utilize it during the Spring to be more successful during turkey season, as well as shed hunting.  

Jared dives deep into the unique features of OnX Hunt to help you find more turkeys on new properties, as well as how to use OnX Hunt in the field when it's time to close the distance on a gobbling bird.  If you listen closely, you'll pick up some tips along the way to help you get the most out of the mobile application for years to come.  

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It's the return of Kent Boucher this week and boy, is it a fun one because we're talking shed hunting! Pierce & Kent break down how Kent developed his passion for shed hunting before real hunting, how he determines if someone's actually a good shed hunter, how he scouts to find more sheds, what kinds of terrain he has the best luck in, the litmus test to see if you've got "the eye" for sheds, and even shares a couple grisly tales from his college days in the cadaver lab. This is one you definitely don't want to miss! 

Huge thanks to Kent for coming on the show again! If you like what you heard, go check out his fantastic shows: The First Gen Hunter Podcast and The Prairie Farm Podcast wherever you do your listening!

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s Western Rookie Podcast, Brian talks with Jake Arvold about experiencing more on hunts by living a healthy lifestyle all year!

Jake is part of the 1^st Phorm team and the visionary behind the 1^st Phorm Outdoors community. Jake has spen this life pushing boundaries and experiencing amazing moments that have led him to where he is today! Jake is also the host of the Experience More Podcast. Brian and Jake talk about some of the incredible stories in their lives that lead them to crazing adventure in the west, and how being active and healthy all year long helps them be successful in the fall! Click the links below to see more from Jake and 1^st Phorm Outdoors!

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On today’s show Sponsored by GunBroker.com Arica, Jacob, Derek and Dan talk bowhunting, bass fishing, and turkey hunting gear, as well as the do’s and don’ts of turkey decoys!

In this show:

·         We Discuss Different Forms of Bowhunting

·         Bassmasters Classic and Bass Fishing Season

·         Dan & Jacobs Recent Weekend Fishing

·         Dan’s New Turkey Hunting Decoy

·         What NOT to do Public Hunting Turkeys

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Spring is here and gobble filled mornings are just around the corner. This week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast, John is bringing back an old turkey story from a few years back. John and his good friend Stiles headed to the Texas panhandle with Stiles's son, SV. It had been many years since the guys had driven out to Stiles's grandmother's place to chase big tom turkeys, but when they got there things fell right into place again.

Not only were they successful at tagging a couple nice birds, but John also got to learn a lot about hunting with kids. SV is a trooper, and has never met a stranger, but when it comes to being quiet and still, it's hard to ask too much from a youngster. John got to see first hand that fruit snacks and peanut butter crackers could be just as important on a hunt as box calls and decoys.

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In this episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky has a conversation with Josh Wells of the Wells Outdoor Journal, about whether Crossbows should be categorized as Archery. In 2023, new legislation in the state of Minnesota has allowed all persons of any age and physical ability to hunt with a crossbow for the entirety of the archery season. 

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The new law has sparked heated debate amongst online forums, and it seems the hunting community is unable to come to an agreement. Despite the varying opinions, a battle ensues behind the scenes, that could decide the fate of our future hunting opportunities. 

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Tyler Ross joins the show this week to cover a variety of hunting, wild game meat and conservation related topics.  Tyler has worked with Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, National Deer Association, Ruffed Grouse Society and is an owner of Timber Ninja Outdoors.

We cover hunting turkeys in Western North Carolina, waterfowl, public & private land hunting, forestry issues throughout the Southeast that affect wildlife and a killer Tundra Swan recipe.

On this bonus episode of The Western Rookie Podcast, Brian gives a breakdown of the upcoming Montana Elk and Mule Deer applications with all the info you need to get your Elk and Mule Deer tags this fall!

Application Deadline:

April 1st at 11:45PM MT

Application Style:

Preference Point – General Tags

Bonus Point – Limited Entry Permits

Application Cost:

Elk - $1048

Deer - $724

Combo - $1242

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Tony Smotherman of Bergara and CVA talks with us about Bergara’s history, long range hunting, and long range muzzleloaders.

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On today’s show with GunBroker.com:

- Bergara’s 10 Year Anniversary & History

- Bergara's Spanish Roots- Long Range Hunting Ethics and How to Practice

- The Bergara Experience Events

- How Technology Has Changed the Muzzleloader Hunting

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There is simply not enough room in our hunting gear budget to buy everything we want every season. On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan and Camron chat about specific pieces of hunting gear and when they tend to go on sale. Camron owns HuntingGearDeals.com, a website that is dedicated finding discount codes, sales, and anything else that will the average hunter save money on their favorite pieces of hunting equipment. Have a little money stashed away so when a much need product goes on sale, you will be ready to pull the trigger. Enjoy and share!

When it comes to experienced land managers and an advocate for the whitetail deer, there is none greater than Skip Sligh. On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Skip and Dan break down his annual habitat management strategy. The two kick off the episode with a little BS Session about a presentation he gave at the recent Iowa Deer Classic about bogus rules and regulations trying to become introduced and what can happen when hunters ban together and voice their opinions.

Listen as Skip talks about enhancing the careering capacity of the deer on the land through creating natural browse, bedding areas, trigger control, and removing unwanted vegetation. This is habitat talk at the highest level, including topics that may go against popular belief. Enjoy and share!

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In the latest episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy has Byron Horton on the podcast from The Whitetail Experience.  Byron and Jeremy share the importance of setting goals for the post-season, allowing hunters to reflect on their achievements and identify areas for improvement. Byron shares his perspectives on scouting trips and shed hunting, emphasizing how these activities provide invaluable insights for future hunting seasons.

But it's not just about technology and gadgets. We also discuss the significance of relying less on technology, trusting one's instincts, and immersing oneself in the woods for a more authentic and fulfilling hunting experience.

Our conversation takes a turn towards the next generation, highlighting the benefits of getting kids outdoors. Byron sheds light on how exposing children to nature goes beyond physical activity, fostering a deeper appreciation for the environment.

As we venture deeper into the discussion, Byron encourages hunters to step outside their comfort zones, sharing personal stories of new experiences and the resulting personal growth. The uncertainty surrounding the future of hunting is also on the table, with concerns about pay-to-play hunting and the impact of hunting companies on the quality of the hunting experience.

For those looking to enhance the challenge, Byron explores the idea of going without trail cameras, adding an element of surprise and a heightened sense of adventure to the hunt. But the conversation doesn't stop there – we tackle the joy of tinkering with gear and trying new hunting methods, providing insights into how these aspects can significantly enhance the enjoyment of the sport.

Finally, we wrap up our conversation by exploring the camaraderie of hunting with friends and the thrill of planning random hunts. Byron shares anecdotes of unique and memorable experiences that have been created through these spontaneous adventures.

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

Stay tuned, stay safe, and Antler Up!

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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by PA native Jason Goe.  Jason had an absolutely fantastic hunting season this year, and we dive into the multiple days of success chasing after the miniature elk that roam the marshes of Maryland - sika deer.  We begin the conversation by Jason sharing his introduction to sika deer hunting as well as all out-of-state hunting experiences.  From here, we navigate getting outside of our comfort zone and hunting new types of habitat. Jason shares a few experiences that showcase the importance of having good woodsmanship skills in unfamiliar areas.

The main course of this episode dives into scouting and hunting sika deer.  The challenge has amplified recently due to the increased popularity of a sport that has a small playing field.  Jason shares his success stories of harvesting a great stag with a bow and two hinds with the rifle.  One big take away - mobile hunting is just as important for sika deer as it is for whitetail deer.  Be sure to tune into the Final Stand Hunt YouTube channel for Jason's success stories as well as all the other hunts posted from this season!  @finalstandhunt

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It's the off season...and there is scouting, shed hunting, and turkey season around the corner. But what else can we do during the offseason to evolve as hunters? How can we become more self sufficient, more connected to this pursuit, and ultimately closer to the entire process of hunting. What activities can we invest in that move us forward in the hunting discipline? In this episode, Jacob examines some "sweat equity" ways that we can evolve as hunters and prepare for the upcoming fall seasons.

On this episode of Huntavore, Nick takes his expertise to Wild Turkey. Coming from the domestic poultry world, Nick breaks down getting the most yield through some systematic steps. Nick stays in the processing lane, not getting too distracted by recipes quite yet, he lays out gutting, aging, plucking, and processing the bird. Not just into a whole finished bird, but into several broken down variations; spatchcocked, halved, parts and pieces, and even a 50/50 white meat dark meat ground turkey. Lots of Talkin Turkey on this episode of Huntavore. In this conversation, Nick Otto discusses various topics related to springtime foraging and hunting, including fiddleheads, nettle shoots, morels, wild hogs, and turkey hunting. He emphasizes the importance of utilizing the whole turkey and provides eight steps for maximizing the usage of the bird. These steps include shooting the bird, gutting or evisceration, aging the bird, plucking the feathers, removing the crop, hanging and drying, plucking the wings and legs, and removing the tail feathers. Nick discusses the importance of taking care around wound areas and provides tips for plucking the bird. He then covers spatchcocking the bird, parting out the turkey, and using the half bird. Finally, he emphasizes the versatility and deliciousness of ground turkey.

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we get the chance to catch up with our buddy Dustin Williams, owner of Habitat Works.  We talk with Dustin about some projects you should be looking at doing right now and over the next few months as well.  Dustin gets into burning, spraying, TSI, CRP programs, food plots, and more.  Dustin is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to habitat management and improvement, so give him a call if you are looking for some help or guidance.  Thanks for listening!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Austin Delano (Mossy Oak BioLogic) discuss food plots, their recent radish variety. Austin discusses crop fertility, pH, and developing a plan for higher production of food plots. Austin breaks down the specifics on necessary steps and how to address issues with soils and plants.

Austin and Jon discuss more on soil types and related deficiencies. Austin explains customer issues, especially rainfall and how nutrients move through the soil profile. Austin explains why food plots are productive for a few years and as time goes on organic material declines. Austin and Jon discuss the decomposition of plant material, rain, and tillage. Austin discusses amending pH and when looking at macro and micronutrients.

Jon and Austin discuss ways to adjust soil pH, the type of amendments and alternative to limestone that can improve and neutralize, reducing acidity of soil.  Jon provides some alternatives to limestone. Austin explains long term changes versus short term food plot examples. Austin and Jon discuss various seed options like mung beans, soybeans, sunflowers, sorghum that can be employed in the field that provide microhabitat and food, and improve soil.  Austin explains why planting the same seed every year can be problematic and certain plants can experience soil-borne disease (club root).

Austin and Jon discuss foliar sprays, secrets to amending soil and simple methods to increasing attraction to and around food plots. Austin and Jon dialogue how they design and layout food plots including quick methods to increase food plot production.

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Late winter, crappy weather, and no hunting season in sight. What better time to take a minute to reflect on last deer season, establish a game plan for next year, and work on dialing in your gear for next season!

Folks, the gloves were off this week as Pierce hopped on the line with Matt Lehr from The Mobile Hunters Dojo Podcast! Matt has been a mobile hunter for his entire hunting career and has learned more than a thing or two in his time afield. in this episode, Matt spits some truth about what really matters in hunting, how mindset is more important than any new piece of gear, lessons he's learned from years spent in a saddle, how he plans for out of state hunts, what gear he loves and wny, and even shares the story of how he arrowed a +200" public land monster!

Be sure to go check out The Mobile Hunters Dojo wherever you get your podcasts, and follow Matt on social media @themobilehuntersdojo and @greatwhitemobilehunter

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian has buddy Dwayne Jones on to talk about Shed Season and all things antlers!

Dwayne Jones is one of the founders of Shed Season – an online community of people that are passionate about shed hunting. Dwayne and Brian met last year on the Two Bucks Podcast talking about  launching a brand and the community, and now Dwayne is back talking about western shed hunting, improving properties, finding antlers, and the $5000 Shed Season giveaway! Click the links below to see more from Dwayne, Shed Season, and to get entered in the giveaway.

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No Lowballers Podcast Pat Hemingway Adams tells us crazy stories from his great grandfather, Ernest Hemingway and then tells some of his own as he tries to live the legacy of Papa. Pat sits down with us at SHOT show to talk about his heritage, writing, and African hunting stories. On today’s show with GunBroker.com: - Hunting Submarines with a .577 - Pat’s Writing for Field Ethos Magazine - Where Ernest Hemingway’s Firearms Are Now - Pat’s Intense Cape Buffalo Hunting Experience The show launches every Tuesday and Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. ###

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Jordan from Malta Hunting Safety to discuss treestand harnesses and fall protection. Malta Hunting Safety has jumped into the hunting industry with a high-quality treestand safety harness that was born from year's of experience in creating safety harnesses for the construction and general industry.  

Jordan and Camron dive deep into treestand safety tips to keep you and your hunting buddies safe this year. They also talk about Malta's company history and in detail about their treestand safety harnesses that are built to withstand the rigors of the hunt, as well as the inadvertent fall.  

Learn More about Malta Hunting Safety: https://maltadynamics.com/hunt/

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On today’s show Sponsored by GunBroker.com Arica, Jacob, and Dan talk Springtime fishing, fish tales, and the fast approaching spring turkey season.

In this show:

·         Jacob & Dan Talk Planning an Upcoming Fishing Trip

·         Anesthesia and Fish??

·         Arica’s Camping & Fishing Trip

·         The Crews Plans for Spring Turkey Season

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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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Robert McIntyre joins Michigan Wild this week. Robert and Nate have a great conversation talking about all things whitetails. Robert has found himself being a late season killer the last few seasons. He actually made it a goal for the 2022 season to kill a buck in the snow with his bow in Michigan. A goal he achieved and then followed up with a buck in late January this past season in Ohio. 

Some other points the guys touch on through the episode are...

- Importance of scouting with a game plan

- Art of gaining permission 

- Challenge of hunting public land

- Finding sheds 

- Fine tuning setups and finding the right sign 

- Journaling data 

Thanks for the awesome episode Robert!

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In this episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky is reunited with his Spring Turkey from 2023, Josh Wells did an unbelievable job with his Turkey Fan mount. Josh Wells of the Wells Outdoor Journal spent the day with us, shooting our bows at the archery range and talking about life. Damon Wolfe of All41 Creative joins the podcast and the conversation takes a deep dive into the psyche of the bowhunter. From the unwritten rules of bowhunting to finding Christ in the wilderness, you’re not going to want to miss this episode. 

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The Range Podcast can be found on all major platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, and Youtube. COMING SOON! The Range Podcast on Wild TV. 

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Download the GoWild App and head over to our Holler Store for a peek at the products Ricky and Hollywood prefer to use. 

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John is fresh off the dozer and this week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast he is talking about manipulating habitat to put mature whitetail bucks in shooting range. There are a lot of videos, podcasts, and articles about habitat improvement, but this week John takes it one step further than just making a hunting property better for wildlife. While you are improving the landscape, why not also improve your hunting? This is an interactive podcast where John uses drone photos of his actual hunting locations to talk about how you can improve your property while also improving your hunting.

Be sure to check out the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcasts social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram before hitting play on this episode. There are 4 pictures with labels that will help create a visual of what John is talking about during this episode. From the drone shots, you can see how John creates food plots, bedding areas, and travel corridors that all work together to put John in a position where the deer feel completely comfortable but also offer him shot opportunities. Don't want deer coming from the east because they'll get your scent? Manipulate the landscape in such a way that makes them come from the west. And don't think you have to have hundreds of acres to use these strategies. The three locations John uses in this podcast are all in a 140 acre area.

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan chats with Super Bowl Champion, avid outdoorsman, and philanthropist, Matt Light. Straight out of the womb, Matt was introduced to the outdoors through his father and grandfather, learning just about aspect of hunting, fishing, trapping, and living off the grid. Believe it or not, Matt's grandfather was even friends with the GOAT, Fred Bear. From the outdoors to the gridiron, Matt excelled as an offensive lineman in high school,  at the University of Purdue, and then an 11 year career with the New England Patriots where he not only helped his team win multiple Super Bowls, but played with and against some of the greatest names in NFL history.

Now that Matt is retired, he has turned his focus to the foundation that he runs with his family. The Light Foundation, helps kids get involved with the outdoors through hunting, fishing and a variety of programs designed to build the next generation of leaders. Another excellent episode where we highlight someone who is passionate about the outdoors and sharing his passion with others. Enjoy and Share!

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On this mediocre episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan catches up with one of the most mediocre guest he has every had on the show, Justin Zarr. Justin and Dan get in to a mediocre conversation about the evolution of hunting media, hunting entertainment, and some of their favorite shows of days gone by. The guys also discuss the difference in content between platforms like YouTube and Carbon TV, and, the Outdoor Channel. Another great episode full of both entertainment, education and good old fashioned BS.

On this bonus episode of The Western Rookie Podcast, Brian breaks down the 2024 New Mexico Big Game Application with all the details you need to apply for your New Mexico Elk, Deer, Antelop, or Exotic tags! For more info on specific units, sign up for GoHunt Insider with the code WESTERN and use the Filtering 2.0 and Draw Odds tool to get the best odds and info on the internet for western hunting!

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Matt Coon joins the show this week for an inside look at managing land in the Deep South.  He and I have a lot in common with managing game & hunters.  Trapping, burning, guiding, we cover it all.  

Matt covers his trapping techniques that have boosted turkey and quail numbers, tips & strategies while guiding a turkey hunt, a killer twist on a dove jalepeno popper, and the benefits of timely trapping.

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Cody Manzi about his incredibly successful first season hunting in a new state.

Cody Manzi is a small town farm boy turned firefighter. He grew up on a dairy farm and that instilled a passion for the outdoors. His father introduced him to fishing and duck hunting at a young age. From there he got into goose and turkey hunting with buddies. Now, at 29, he chases almost anything he can, from game birds to archery elk, rifle deer, and even bear. On this, episode Cody shares stories of gaining access to private land which leads to several tags filled and amazing relationships built with landowners. He even talks about bringing his wife and infant along for his out of state season.
 

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with fellow hunter Mark Boardman about some of his favorite pieces of hunting gear and gear that is on his wish list. Mark explains that he is in a really good spot when it comes to gear. The guys talk about new bows, accessories, saddles and treestands, boots, and of course optics. One thing that you will learn from this episode is that it takes time to curate your hunting gear and equipment. This allows you to find the absolute best gear for your style of hunting. Enjoy and share!

Spring turkey season is nearly upon us and it's time to dust off your turkey hunting gear. What about your turkey vest? Is it time for an upgrade? In this episode of Hunt Detail, Jacob shares insights that he gained from his recent review and breakdown of 5 different turkey vests (Sitka, Nomad, TideWe, Knight & Hale, and Field & Stream). Some were designed for the "Run & Gun" turkey hunter. And, some were designed for the "Comfort" turkey hunter. Some features of these vests rose to the top, while other features failed to impress.

In the latest episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy engages in a captivating conversation with bowhunting enthusiast Cameron Derr, unveiling the crucial elements of mastering the art of bowhunting. The discussion kicks off with an exploration of the transformative impact of perfecting the shot process—revealing how accuracy and confidence become a bowhunter's greatest allies in the field. Cameron lends his experience this past season on gear selection, from climbing sticks to packs, providing a comprehensive guide to elevate the overall hunting experience. Listeners gain valuable insights into the power of shot analysis, a practice that unveils areas for improvement and ensures consistent success.

The episode delves into the intricate science of arrow flight dynamics, shedding light on its profound influence on arrow penetration and overall performance. Cameron guides bowhunters through the meticulous process of arrow material selection, emphasizing the strategic importance of prioritizing speed over weight. 

Practical tips on maintaining the structural integrity of arrow shafts add another layer of expertise, ensuring optimal performance in every hunting scenario. Cameron explores the role of arrow vanes in improving stability, providing insights on selecting the right vanes to refine hunting skills. The episode concludes with a focus on mindset mastery, as Cameron shares valuable advice on enduring challenging hunting seasons through breaks and maintaining a positive mindset. Eager anticipation surrounds the discussion of upcoming developments in arrow technology, leaving listeners enthusiastic about the future of bowhunting advancements.

Tune in to this Antler Up Podcast episode for a deep dive into bowhunting wisdom, gear insights, and arrow testing from Cameron Derr from Exodus Outdoor Gear!

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 Stay tuned, stay safe, and Antler Up!

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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by PA's very own Average Jack Archery - Nate Sellers.  A lot has transpired since Nate's last appearance on the show.  Nate has transitioned into the outdoor industry full time between his pro shop and also working for Huntworth gear.  We discuss this new journey and what his next goals are; one of which is being more competitive in target archery.

We discuss the growth and lack thereof in the sport of archery.  There was a time many local clubs had high levels of competitive archers.  Today many are barely holding on; what happened?  Those people who have stuck around have found themselves with the greatest archery technology to ever exist.  This has shortened the gap to proficiency and increased the level of competition that's still present.  We discuss what separates a good shooter from a great shooter.  Last, we discuss involving new shooters and getting folks started on a good note with a bow in hand.  This is an all around dynamite archery episode - get your bow and shoot in this nice weather!

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Jim Shockey is among the best known hunters in the world. As a professional outfitter, television host and accomplished outdoor writer, Jim’s entire life is an adventure.Jim sits down with us at SHOT show to talk about his Hand of Man Museum, the state of outdoor media today, and Jim’s favorite game to hunt.

On today’s show with GunBroker.com:    

- The Hand of Man Museum    

- Getting Noticed in Today’s Outdoor Industry    

- Hunting Influencers and Trophy Pics    

- Jim’s Favorite Big Game Animal to Hunt    

- Jim’s Preferred Hunting Firearm, and What Led Him to It

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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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The Range Podcast can be found on all major platforms, including iTunes, Spotify and Google. Video versions of the podcast can also be found on the Vapor Trail YouTube Channel. COMING SOON! The Range Podcast on Wild TV. 

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Brian Terry and Nate Rozeveld sit down and figure out what a Zinger is on this week's episode of MIchigan Wild. A Zinger happens to be Nate's new favorite way to fletch arrows and Brian happens to be an owner of the company so the guys were able to dive into them.

Some of the questions Nate had were...

- What is a Zinger?

- Why do they work?

- Do they stay on?

- Lifetime warranty?!

- Can be used with fixed/mechanical broadheads?

- Use them with a tradbow?  

Overall Brian did an excellent job breaking down Zingers and what makes them a great alternative to traditional vanes. If anyone wants to learn more about Zingers reach out to Nate on social media or check out Zinger yourself.

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Brian Lynn, Vice President of Communications & Marketing for Sportsmen's Alliance sits down with us at SHOT Show to give us a deep dive into Sportsmen's Alliance and their on-going fight for hunter's rights and against the trophy hunting narrative.

On Today's show with GunBroker.com    

- The History of Sportsmen's Alliance  

 - How Animal Rights Activists Manipulate Public Opinion    

- Fighting For Hunters' Rights    

- How The Word "Trophy" Undermines Wildlife Management

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We celebrate episode #200 on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast this week by having our buddy Brandon Calder on and talking about some coyotes!  In today's show we talk with Calder about all things coyote hunting that we are experiencing right now.  From the highs to the lows and everything in between, we talk about it.  Thanks for being with us since the beginning and 200 straight weeks!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Matt Williams (myco-habitat) discuss other food options in the fungal kingdom that benefit our deer. Matt explains the wonderful world of fungus and how to incorporate mushrooms into the habitat on the landscape to attract deer and benefit other animals, and vegetation. Matt and Jon discuss ideal locations, soil, and related conditions to support ideal mushroom food plots. Jon comments on the nutritional benefits and the related health benefits.

Matt explains the type of mushrooms deer prefer and how to utilize existing material on the landscape to support mushroom growth. Matt provides options to expand mushroom food plots and Jon detail’s locations to place mushrooms to get higher interest. Matt explains the benefits from a health and human standpoint and how fungi drive our ecosystems. Matt discusses the functionality of the fungi and why we are missing out on quality food (shiitake, portabella, oyster). Matt describes the physiology of the deer and why they are designed to ingest mushrooms.

Matt and Jon explain adding clover to mushroom food plots, how deer see mushrooms, and the benefits of mushrooms to the water cycle and related rain. Matt explains how mushrooms build the best compost materials, which can be used to support other adjacent plants. Matt discusses putting mushrooms in and around food plots, and the related benefits, including fertilizer reduction. Matt explains the additional benefit to tree growth by adding mushroom plots nearby. Matt and Jon discuss concerns related to slugs and why we want to ensure naturalized predators are anticipated and supported on the landscape.

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s Western Rookie Podcast, Brian second-time guest Brenden Labrum about the third annual $60k Bitcoin Shed Hunt Contest

Brenden Labrum is the founder of Scout To Hunt – the app for western shed hunters. Brenden and his team are about to launch the third annual $60k Bitcoin Shed Contest, where each of the 6 custom antlers from Bone Tats will be worth $10,000 in Bitcoin or Cash to the finder. Shed Hunters can get early access to the hints and tips each week in the app. Brian and Brenden also talk about using the app and all the new features to find more shed antlers this season! Click the links below to see more from Scout To Hunt and download the app.

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Josh is back! Finally, after what seems like forever, Josh tunes back in for this week's episode. This week, the guys get a chance to catch up and chat about what they've been working on, how Josh's consulting season is going down south, and a lot of the realizations each of them have made throughout the season. Pierce & Josh dive into some of the seemingly parallel principles of starting their businesses and hunting, and how an entrepreneurial mindset can not only help you achieve professional success, but also help you kill some big deer. Then they chat about some of the biggest lessons and takeaways Josh has found during this consulting season, how that's shaping his hunting strategy for the upcoming fall, and even some of his plans for turkey season. It's a little unconventional this week but undoubtedly a great one! Be sure to follow Josh @whitetail_partners_georgia on Instagram and check out the Design. Build. Hunt. Podcast on YouTube!

On today’s show Sponsored by GunBroker.com Derek, Jacob, Arica and Dan talk about fishing on your honeymoon, turkeys, and bears in yellowstone!

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This week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast John hosts traditional bowhunter Nathan Lattimer. Nathan grew up hunting with a compound bow, killing his first deer at only 12 years old. After years of hunting and taking several nice bucks, he began to feel some of the challenge slipping away. Looking to shake things up, he gave his compound bow to his son and picked up a Bear recurve and never looked back. Nathan doesn't claim to be an expert at traditional archery, but his journey into hunting and being successful with his recurve is a great story of determination.

John and Nathan start out by talking about some of the obvious differences between compound and traditional hunting. Next, Nathan talks about his mindset going into the woods. John asks about his "standards" and if they changed after limiting himself to trad gear. John then asks Nathan to talk about some of the things he has learned that would translate back to hunting with a compound if he were to switch again for some reason.

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Tim Kent of New York talks about hunting, family, sacrifice, balancing success, and land. Tim is one of Dan's oldest friends from the hunting industry, and hops on the podcast for an epic BS Session. Tim and Dan swap thoughts on the meaning of success in terms of both life in general and deer hunting. Tim explains that in the past he was extremely focused on the on the kill, and now, the overall experience including the land on which these deer call home. Just another relatable conversation about family, life, and our hunting pursuits. Enjoy and share!

On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Aaron Olson from Next Step outdoors about his progression as a hunter and to hear how the 2023 season turned out.

Growing up in the picturesque landscapes of Northern Michigan, Aaron Olsen discovered a love for the great outdoors early on. At the age of 12, he began bowhunting whitetail deer, honing his skills and building a deep connection with nature. During his college years, Aaron dedicated much of his time to playing college basketball, immersing himself in the sport. However, post-college, he reignited his passion for deer hunting, taking it to new levels of enthusiasm.

In 2017, Aaron took a significant step by founding the "Next Step Outdoors" YouTube channel. This platform became his canvas to share the knowledge he gained over the years, aiming to assist fellow hunting enthusiasts and expedite their learning curve. Just over a year ago, fueled by a strong desire to live his passion, Aaron made the courageous decision to leave his full-time corporate job and fully commit to building the channel. Since then, he's been on an exciting journey, traveling the country in pursuit of his hunting dreams and sharing the thrill of the chase with a growing community of like-minded individuals.

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On this episode of Huntavore, Nick climbs out of a winter funk. Living absent of sunlight for what seems like forever, running from practices to games, having little time to cook meals. Family living off fast food for a week did not sit well. Time to shake things up and get wildgame back into his everyday diet. Creating sliceable roasts for the purpose of making sandwiches brought back excitement. Let's take control of our deli choices, on this episode of Huntavore.

Nick discusses his busy schedule, the joy of being outdoors, the challenges of eating out, and the importance of homemade meals. He also announces the launch of his YouTube channel and shares his excitement for making sandwiches using homemade sourdough bread and various meats, including venison. He highlights the cost savings and quality control of making cold cuts at home. He covers various methods of preparing and cooking venison, turkey, and ham for use in sandwiches. The host discusses dry brining and seasoning the meat, cooking it in the oven or smoker, and the importance of controlling temperature. He also explains the process of curing ham and using cure for cold cuts. The conversation concludes with tips on slicing the meat thinly for sandwiches and making pinwheels and roll-ups as alternative sandwiches. Why does lunch have to be boring?

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A fifth generation Texan, author and fellow podcast host, George Bitch shares his story of managing & hunting his family ranches in South & Central Texas.  We discuss melanistic deer, arrowheads, George's mapping business and upcoming projects for 2024.

Vince Perreault sits down with us at SHOW Show to talk about Smith & Wesson's reemergence into the lever action firearm world.On today’s show with GunBroker.com:- History of Smith & Wesson Lever Action Firearms- The Smith & Wesson 1854 Rifle- How Lever Action Firearms Work- Commemorative Edition Firearms From Smith & Wesson (Only on GunBroker.com!)- An Update on Smith & Wesson’s Move To TennesseeCheck out the #001 of 100 Auction on GunBroker.com https://www.gunbroker.com/Item/1037742001The show launches every Tuesday & Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

Welcome to another episode of the Antler Up Podcast, where we dive deep into the world of hunting, personal development, and success. In this episode, Clint Campbell, the host behind the Truth From the Stand Podcast, shares a wealth of wisdom on how establishing a daily routine can pave the way for personal growth.

Join Clint as he explores the transformative power of mental focus and presence in all aspects of life, uncovering the secrets to improved performance and enjoyment. Discover the importance of giving oneself grace in the face of setbacks and learn how resilience is the key to continuous growth.

Our discussion delves into the art of prioritization, encouraging you to examine what truly matters for a more fulfilling and well-rounded life. Clint emphasizes the crucial role of being present for your children and the lasting impact it can have on their lives.

For the avid hunters among us, Clint shares valuable insights on adapting and evolving in the hunting world, connecting with the hunt on a deeper level, and the importance of finding your "why" to stay committed to your goals.

Balancing family life and the pursuit of passion is a recurring theme, as Clint highlights the significance of enjoying the journey and maintaining a healthy balance. Discover the motivational power of having upcoming hunting plans and goals, providing the excitement needed for the future.

Join Clint Campbell on the Antler Up Podcast as we unravel the secrets to success, resilience, and the joy of the hunt. Tune in for an episode packed with inspiration and practical tips to elevate both your hunting adventures and your personal journey. 

 Stay tuned, stay safe, and Antler Up!

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Harvesting a bear within a lifetime in Pennsylvania is an accomplishment by most hunter's standards.  However, doing so in regularity degrades the theory many say to a person's success - luck.  On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman we chat with Ryan Hausman.  Ryan has harvested a bear the last five years in a row with rifle, muzzleloader, and archery equipment.  One of his bears topped out at 615 lbs field dressed!

This episode revolves all around Ryan's stories and experiences.  There is nothing lacking from the entertainment department in this episode.  Some of the situations Ryan has found himself have turned into a rodeo.  But there is also a lot to take away and use within your own bear hunting schemes.  Patience, thoroughly scan thick cover, and place yourself where there is abundant food to name a few.  Hopefully Ryan's experience harvesting five bears helps you harvest one for yourself!  Check out the article that was written after Ryan harvested bear number five.

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The Western Hunt Expo just wrapped up and it's a great time for hunting gear companies to launch new products in the dead period between Fall and Spring hunting seasons. It's also a great time to tweak our own gear to become for efficient and more effective. There are always ways to being lighter or quieter with our gear. In this episode, Jacob shares his thoughts on some new gear that has his attention and may be something of interest to you plan your own out of state hunting trips.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Tony Shelly of Texas about pay-to-play hunting access. Tony is a lifelong Texan and grew up in the leasing and hunt club culture. Tony explains that it's not as bad as one might think paying for hunting access. Tony explains the difference between leasing land to hunt and being a member of a hunt club, how the find land to lease, how they set expectations with everyone who hunts their lease, and what one can expect to pay when leasing land. Here is another great example of how different parts of the U.S. have different hunting cultures.

John Radzwilla, Owner of Hook & Barrel Magazine, entrepreneur, husband, father, and outdoorsman sits down with us at SHOT Show.

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we get the chance to talk with Joey Hartley of Mangy Dog TV.  We talk with him about several awesome topics related to coyote hunting.  We get into a years long hunt of a color phase coyote, coy dogs and our thoughts on them, Joey's least favorite coyote caliber, and of course decoy doggin.  As always, it was an awesome discussion.  Thanks for listening!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Roger Samson (REP-Canada) discuss improved warm season grass varieties that are available to habitat managers.  Roger explains his experience and natural grasses. Roger goes over the history of Switchgrass and other varieties like Cave in Rock and Blackwell. Roger details the original focus of switchgrass and benefits of cattle, mining locations, reclamation, mulching, and biofuels.

Roger explains the evolution of switchgrass, prior switchgrass problems such as slow emergence, morphology, seedling vigor, etc. Roger worked to solve these issues, taking 30 years to establish a breeding program that created taller, erect, and quick emergence grasses. Roger and Jon discuss wildlife uses and the benefits to our soil, and soil habitat.

Roger explains the advanced developed varieties of switchgrass, RC Big Rock and RC Tecumseh, and the benefits compared to prior varieties. Roger explains the differences in physical characteristics and the purpose behind each, and what varieties would be adapted to specific site conditions (rain, heat, etc.).  Jon and Roger dialogue about developing plants that can stand taller, more erect, and withstand ice and snow loads.

Roger discusses new planting methods and a new variety of big bluestem variety that will soon be in the market. Roger details specifics on plant spacing and why solid seeding stands may not be the best option. Roger discusses options for planting that provides ideal spacing for ground birds (turkey).

Roger discusses the cost variances of switchgrass versus other options like miscanthus, specifically miscanthus giganteus. Roger explains the performance variances versus miscanthus and the morphology as compared to other non-native plants. Roger details all the benefits of switchgrass why these next generation varieties outcompete other grass types. Roger explains more on herbicides, combinations of plantings and frost seeding as an option.  

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