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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we go way back to episode #82 where the MWW crew talked about dropping bucks during the rut.  The heat of summer is upon us and our show sort of fell through this week, so we felt like just listening to good ole fashioned killin deer talk from our team's awesome 2021 season.  Listening back to this is getting us pumped up for a season that will be here before we know it.  Thanks for listening!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) explains how to perform a site assessment on a hunting property. Jon dialogues on the key attributes and features that will reshape the way you evaluate land and features to better purchase and enhance your hunting property. Jon provides a new method of assessment that simplifies the process of determining if a property is right and what not to do when buying a property. Jon provides insight into his own land buying journey and what he believes are better ways to evaluate land use and neighboring properties. Jon finishes with discussion on how to identify weakness in a land purchase before it is too late and why conventional thought around bargain properties isn’t always the correct.

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In this week’s episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky and Hollywood talk to the right-hand-man over at Grim Reaper Broadheads, Matt Bateman. Matt tells his origin story regarding bowhunting and the details of how he came to start his career in the archery industry. Ricky is curious about Matt’s increased engagement on social media and the conversation veer’s over to the mental aspect of sharing one’s adventures online.

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Joining Nate Rozeveld on this week's episode of Michigan Wild is Ben Harrison and Brad Collings from Bowhunting League. The league started in 2015 and continues to grow each year. Ben dives into the backstory of starting the League along with his reasons and passion for the project. Going into the 10th season Ben continues to be innovative with all the sponsors, prizes, and format in order to improve the experience for all the hunters. Brad helps out with the Leagues social media pages, and is a great fit because he is an everyday dad that loves being outside and relates to the majority of hunters. He also has had a team in the Bowhunting League since 2019 so he has experienced all the growth and community the League has to offer. 

Wrapping up the conversation Nate is intrigued to hear the story of Ben's 2023 buck he shot. So Ben breaks down his hunt for his biggest whitetail. It was the first time he was able to solely hunt one deer and put all his attention/effort into it. It wasn't for the lack of effort or time on stand that allowed him to connect with his biggest deer.  

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This week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast, John and his guest Connor Little cover the widely used but rarely discussed topic of deer feeders. For as commonly used as deer feeders are in the hunting world, there is a certain taboo about them that causes most people to stay pretty tight lipped about their use. The fact of the matter is though, where legal, a large majority of hunters utilize feeders. So if they are legal, and people are using them, why not talk about them?

Connor and John talk about the different types of feeders out there and some advantages and disadvantages to each. The guys also talk about "hand corn" or simply placing bait on the ground and its effectiveness in the right situation. Connor talks about the ongoing battle a hunter will have with livestock and undesired critters like hogs and racoons any time a feeder is used on the open landscape.

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In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Jeremy Dinsmore discuss their preparations for the upcoming hunting season, including scouting, trail cameras, and bow tuning. They share their experiences with different brands of trail cameras and strategies for preventing theft. They also talk about the importance of tuning bows and the differences between their hunting and competition setups. Jeremy emphasizes the need for a new set of strings every year, while Dan discusses the benefits of shooting heavy arrows. Overall, they provide insights and tips for hunters looking to optimize their gear and preparations. In this conversation, Jeremy and Dan discuss various gear-related topics in archery. They talk about arrow weight, paper tuning, cam timing, and broadheads. They also touch on releases and the importance of a well-tuned bow. The conversation concludes with a discussion on gear setups for hunting and the upcoming 'Keep It Simple' series on the AntlerUp podcast.
 

Takeaways:

• Scouting and preparation are key for a successful hunting season.
• Choosing the right trail camera brand and placement can help prevent theft.
• Regularly tuning bows and getting new strings are important for accuracy and performance.
• Shooting heavy arrows can provide better penetration and lethality.
• Having separate bows for hunting and competition allows for specialized setups. Arrow weight and tuning are crucial for accuracy and penetration.
• Cam timing and paper tuning are important steps in setting up a new bow.
• Micro-tune adjustments on bows like Elite and Bowtech make fine-tuning easier.
• Choosing the right broadheads can make a significant difference in hunting success.
• Releases play a role in shot execution and can be adjusted for comfort and control.
• Keeping gear setups simple and minimalistic can enhance hunting experiences.

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan sits down with Weston Marsh and Jarrod to discuss the intricacies of archery setups.

Weston and Jarodhave been shooting 3D courses and working together at Adventures Archery for quite some time. They have helped countless hunters and shooters fine tune their archery equipment to get the best accuracy and efficiency out of their setups. In this episode Dan picks their brains about why it’s important to fine tune not only your bow but also your arrows, broadheads, release and everything else that goes into archery hunting.

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Mike & Todd from Dead Air Silencers, sit down with us to go down rabbit holes about all things silencers.

On Today's show with GunBroker.com:

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• How Similar Today's Suppressors Are To Original Ones

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Are you looking to improve your hound training tool-box? Do you want to start the season with hounds that are tuned in and turbo charged? Blood trailing is the way to do it! Bear talks about his experiences with blood trailing both as a tool to get hounds past deep seated issues, and as a way to build up pups and keep your adults firing on all cylinders headed into the season.

Aden Shorney from Cherry Creek Outdoors joins Brian on the show. We talk about his journey growing up and waterfowl hunting in Kansas and the farm that’s been in his family for generations. We get into his experience working on wildlife areas in Kansas and his education as a wildlife biologist. We take a deep dive into his waterfowl scouting techniques and learn a little bit about how he films his hunts. We also discuss his faith and how it impacts his everyday life.

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In this episode, Dan Johnson interviews Brett Konen about hunting in Kansas. They discuss the expectations for hunting in Kansas, the impact of the recent public land cell camera ban, the increasing cost of hunting land, and the best time to hunt in Kansas. They also talk about terrain features, access to private and public land, and the effectiveness of calling and rattling during the rut.

Takeaways:

• Kansas offers the opportunity to hunt four to five-year-old bucks, with the potential for 140-150 class deer.
• The hunting community in Kansas has been affected by the recent public land cell camera ban, especially for out-of-state hunters.
• The cost of hunting land in Kansas is increasing, making it more challenging for the average hunter to afford.
• The best time to hunt in Kansas is the last week of October and the first week of November, with the peak of the rut around November 15th.
• Terrain features to look for include pinch points between grass and agriculture, areas with water sources, and overlooked spots with cover.
• Access to private land in Kansas is limited, and getting permission can be challenging.
• Driving the roads to scout and finding areas away from population centers can help avoid hunting pressure on public land.
• The best time for calling and rattling in Kansas is from the 23rd of October to early December.
• South Kansas offers more hunting opportunities and higher deer density compared to North Kansas.
• Hunting in Kansas can be a fun and exciting experience, especially for those who have not hunted there before.

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Time is flying by as Heath prepares to travel North to Canada for the spring bear season. If you want to be in the know catch all the details in this episode.

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This week I am joined by Bjorn Wilkerson. Bjorn tagged out on public land in Missouri this year which is no easy feat! He is also a great deer hunter and bow fisherman. He has lots of experience with these public land birds and this episode is full of great advice and stories.

Topics include: Why hunt public land, finding overlooked spots, calling in public land turkeys without decoys, how to check a field without being seen, and why resilience will take you farther than anything else.

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Getting into a herd of elk or finding elk can be a success in and of itself. But, what should or can you do in those situations? Do you bugle back? Do you cow call? Or, should you simply hang tight to the herd and remain quiet? The answer isn't always clear and when one is in those situations, it can be a little overwhelming because nobody wants to mess up a stalk or blow up a herd. In today's episode, Jacob discusses some scenarios to consider as you prepare for your own elk hunt this September.

On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Al Tomechko of Vitalize Seed Company.  For much of the PA latitude, we are nearing the end of the desired planting window for vitalize's summer plot Nitroboost.  Whether you're late to the spring planting party or on the fence of adopting the 1-2 planting system, this episode revolves around potential hurdles or mistakes people commonly make this time of year.  After Al and Mitch decompress via soil biology and farming nerd talk, Al breaks down some common challenges people face adopting "soil health principles."  This episode covers things like when to terminate current vegetation for the next planting, how to wean off chemical use, best equipment for food plot planting on a budget, effective seed to soil contact for broadcasting, and more.  Check out vitalizeseed.com to learn more about the 1-2 planting system and order your seed soon!

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In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy Dinsmore is joined by good friend Jim D’Agostino and Tanner Adams. This recording was fresh off the second leg of the RBD Archery Shoot, we explore the crucial takeaways from their experience and the invaluable lessons learned along the way.

Tanner and Jim share insights on how competitive archery is 90% mental, emphasizing the importance of emotional control and staying calm under pressure. They discuss the significance of knowing your equipment and making precise yardage adjustments, especially when shooting on steep terrain. Proper shot execution and understanding cuts for yardage adjustments are highlighted as essential skills for any serious archer.

We also delve into how competitive archery can enhance hunting skills by teaching archers to maintain composure, manage emotions, and make quick adjustments in the field. The challenges and nuances of shooting with a lens are explored, underscoring the need for focus and consistent practice.

Our guests emphasize the importance of dedication and consistency in achieving success in competitive archery. They share their strategies for balancing archery with hunting, including the importance of careful planning and prioritization. The issue of target panic is addressed, offering listeners practical tips on how to overcome this common hurdle through practice and mental preparation.

Lastly, Tanner and Jim reflect on the importance of having fun and learning from each other within the archery community. Tune in to Episode 229 for an engaging and informative discussion that will inspire and educate archers of all levels.

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

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Tony Smotherman from CVA. This episode specializes in all things muzzleloaders, where you'll learn nearly everything you need to know to get started hunting with a muzzleloader.  

Tony walks us through the history of CVA, dating back to when CVA first started manufacturing muzzleloaders in 1971. Recent technological advancements in the muzzleloader have extended their capabilities further than most could have imagined and CVA is at the forefront of innovation. Did you know that 3" groups at 800 yards were even possible with a muzzleloader?

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It's finally starting to feel like summer and all of our minds are beginning to look towards the fall... in other words, we're shifting into deer mode! This week, Pierce is joined by none other than the OG Wisconsin Sportsman: Josh Raley! After a crazy spring, the guys are finally back together to catch up about things they've learned over the past few months, realizations they've made, and more importantly, what the heck they're going to do this fall! 

In this episode, we kick things off by hearing about Josh's consulting season with Whitetail Partners and his entrance into the real estate game. After that, the guys discuss the differences between northern and southern deer hunting, where the most deer research is coming from, theories on what an additional gun season would look like in Wisconsin, and mindsets heading into deer season. Enjoy!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Perry Battin (Drury Outdoors) discuss planting season, rain, planting corn and beans. Perry discusses a new liquid fertilizer system that is advancing their corn plants. Perry explains the equipment that supports planta recent harvest and how the layout of the property led to success. Perry discusses new products like Reax, Altura, Riser and Biologic products like Mean Green to help plants develop.

Perry and Jon discuss Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), fire on the landscape, non-native plants, summer burns. Perry discusses cattle grazing, fencing issues and responsibilities of landowners handling issues with cattle in the Midwest. Perry discusses more about no till drills and what equipment they are using this year.

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we got the chance to talk with Ben Westfall with the National Deer Association about a recent article he wrote entitled "4 Ways Deer Carry Wildlife Conservation On Their Backs."  Ben goes into detail about the 4 points he made in the article and much more as we discuss all the great things whitetails do for all of conservation.  This was a very thought provoking episode for us and hope it does the same for you! Thanks for listening!

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s Western Rookie Podcast, Brian talks with Dan Gates about the Colorado Ballot Box Initiative to ban hunting for large cats in Colorado!

Dan has been a wildlife and conservationist his entire life and has spent much of that time fighting for our rights to continue hunting and trapping through different groups such as Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management and the Colorado Wildlife Council. Dan and his team are currently fighting to block a ballot initiative this fall that would ban hunting of large cats in Coloardo. Brian and Dan talk about some of the serious problems with ballot initiatives and how they have negative impacts on the wildlife balance and our North American Consveration Model. Check out the links below to learn more about Dan and the issues he is working on and to show your support!

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With a little help from Elijah’s PR Manager we were finally able to get connected.  But all joking aside Jason and Elijah have a great conversation about Murphy’s law and hunting trucks, those 1 in a million "legendary " dogs and what happens when they are gone.  Thank you Elijah and MBHA for all you do!

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Today we’re on the hunt for a lion! Join us in the pages of Full Cry as we follow along for a ride up horseshoe canyon.

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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In this, the second episode about tree dogs, the boys are dealing with problems that occur at the tree.  Everything from tree jacking to chewing to guarding the tree are discussed in detail.

In their years of experience with tree dogs of all types, the pair has experienced and have attempted to correct all manner of issues that make what should be the sublime experience of walking up and seeing game in the tree at the end of the trail, a stressful and often worrisome experience for the hunter.

The episode is ripe with common sense approaches to dealing with tree problems and is a program most any tree dog enthusiast will appreciate even if they don’t recall as personal experiences.  Admittedly, there may be more problems identified than resolved in this issue with a promise of more solutions to come.   Tree problems are complex and the hosts don’t take them lightly, being careful to present only useful, commonsense remedies.

Prepare to hear discussions on milling at the tree, dogs that become jealous at the tree and dogs that become hunt sour after entering too many competitions.   There’s a lot of information packed in this issue and it’s all intended to make the experience of hunting game with tree dogs more enjoyable.   There is also an admonishment that if the listener is afraid to correct problems at the tree, he or she may well need to find another dog or at the extreme, another sport.  

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In this weeks segment of The Range Podcast, Ricky and Hollywood discuss the ups and downs of the past Spring Turkey Season and a new product that could prove to be extremely deadly for any animal at the receiving end. Also, get the scoop on the limited draw tags that they may or may not have drawn. 

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Joining Nate Rozeveld this week on MIchigan Wild is Cam Carpenter. Cam is 18 years old and has found a ton of success hunting in his home state of Michigan. Cam has had the opportunity to kill and hunt some giant deer in the mitten state, including a buck in the 180s when he was only 13 years old. Even with tremendous success at a young age Cam has stayed engaged with hunting and his passion for the outdoors is ever present. Something that is refreshing to hear for Nate as he has tried managing getting his son involved in hunting at such a young age as well.

Cam talks about his success and gives all the credit to his father, family friends, and great neighbors. He expresses that he feels the only reason these big deer exist is because so many neighbors are on the same page with trigger control and doe harvest. Nate couldn't agree more because he has seen and witnessed the outcome of passing deer along with neighbors which allows deer in Michigan to reach an older age structure.

The guys also break down Cam's turkey season. He found some success early on in the season, by getting a double with his good buddy. He was also able to chase after turkeys with some close friends that led to missed opportunities and memories that will last forever.

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The south heads north this week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast as John chats with his buddy Nate Rozeveld from Michigan. Nate is the host of the Michigan Wild Podcast on the Sportemens Empire and recently came down to join John on an Oklahoma hog hunt. John and Nate cover a variety of topics including how social media may have actually improved Michigan deer hunting for the better. John asks Nate about his thoughts on one of John's favorite topics, the one buck vs two buck debate. Nate also explains Michigan's varied landscape including the famous "U.P." or upper peninsula.

Being a podcast host himself, Nate does a great job of turning the tables and asking John a few questions about his property and hunting in Oklahoma. After seeing John's property this spring, he had some questions about how John sets up and hunts his family cattle ranch. The guys also talk about if you can have "too many mature bucks" on a property and ways you can prevent that from happening.

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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson interviews Kevin Creeley, a firefighter and avid hunter from Virginia. They discuss Kevin's career as a firefighter and how it allows him to have a flexible schedule for hunting. Kevin shares his journey into hunting, starting with fishing with his grandmother and then transitioning to dog hunting and muzzleloader hunting. He eventually became interested in bow hunting and joined a hunting club where he learned from experienced bow hunters. Kevin also talks about the importance of equipment and gaining confidence in archery. In this conversation, Kevin Creeley shares his experiences hunting in Virginia, specifically focusing on hunt clubs and the unique challenges and benefits they offer. He discusses the dynamics of hunt clubs, including the allocation of hunting spots and the positive and negative aspects of being a member. Kevin also talks about the different terrains in Western and Coastal Virginia and how they impact deer behavior. He touches on out-of-state hunts and his goals for the future, as well as his experiences hunting sea ka deer on the Eastern Shore. Overall, Kevin provides valuable insights into the hunting opportunities and experiences available in Virginia.

Takeaways:

• Being a firefighter allows Kevin to have a flexible schedule for hunting.
• Kevin started his hunting journey with fishing and then transitioned to dog hunting and muzzleloader hunting.
• He gained confidence in archery by practicing and learning about equipment.
• Joining a hunting club and learning from experienced bow hunters helped Kevin improve his hunting skills. Hunt clubs in Virginia have both positive and negative aspects, including the allocation of hunting spots and the potential for secrecy and favoritism.
• The terrains in Western and Coastal Virginia differ, with Western Virginia offering more diverse food sources and potentially larger bucks.
• Out-of-state hunts provide unique opportunities to explore different terrains and hunting styles.
• Sea ka deer hunting on the Eastern Shore of Virginia is a thrilling experience, with aggressive deer behavior and unique hunting techniques.
• Virginia offers a wide range of hunting opportunities, including deer, turkeys, ducks, and sea ka deer.

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When you talk about training dogs nothing is more catching than doing it yourself. Nick Adair from Gun Dog it Yourself talks about training mistakes with Heath. They get into so many interesting things they have done or learned from other guests, not counting their mistakes. If you’re a trainer or dog enthusiast this is one hot episode. 

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This week Mark breaks down his technique to capture whitetails during the summer months.  Right now, deer are eating and hiding.  Doing what they do best as a prey species.  There are several easy approaches to monitor the local herd without unnecessary pressure.

Topics covered:  swamps, bottomland, pine plantations, thermal cover, thickets, bait sites, passive setups, video or photo modes, destination food sources are all covered.  Thanks for listening.  

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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan Johnson and Ricky Brule discuss their outdoor adventures, the challenges of mountain climbing, and the impact of marketing on hunting gear. They also delve into the world of compound bows, discussing top bow manufacturers and the influence of innovative technology on the industry. The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to archery, hunting, and equipment selection. It delves into the nuances of arrow selection, broadhead debate, and the impact of arrow weight and fletching on accuracy and penetration. The discussion also touches on the planning and anticipation of Western hunts, including elk, mule deer, and antelope. The hosts share their experiences and preferences, providing valuable insights for hunting enthusiasts.

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Takeaways:

- Outdoor adventures and challenges, such as mountain climbing, provide valuable experiences and insights.
- The impact of marketing and brand image on hunting gear preferences and consumer choices.
- The influence of innovative technology and design on the evolution of compound bows and the hunting gear industry.

- The importance of arrow selection and the impact of arrow weight and fletching on accuracy and penetration.
- Insights into the planning and anticipation of Western hunts, including elk, mule deer, and antelope.
- The value of preference points and the anticipation of once-in-a-lifetime hunts.
- The significance of equipment tuning and the nuances of arrow and broadhead selection for hunting success.

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Today's story may be from the February 1966 issue of Full Cry, but is just as relevant today as it was back then.

"Let me take him home” is a great representation of a houndsman’s heart.  Even when surrounded by evil in the big city, a country boy has the courage to stand up and take on an angry mob to defend one of his own kind. While those that do not understand our way of life cry for blood, this young man goes to blows to protect a veteran coondog that is as misplaced in the city as himself.  Though he has never seen this particular dog before it is clear he “knows” him and his kind.  This young man was willing to put his life on the line against the mob to give the respect and decency that this old hound deserves.  Our world would be a lot better if everyone could see through this young man’s eyes.

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan dives deeper into stories of success with his cousin Sam.

Dan finishes up the series chatting with his cousin Sam about some of the most memorable stories from the 2024 Wisconsin turkey season. Dan and Sam make plans to finally chase spring birds together in 2025 and the both joke about unconventional turkey hunting strategies.

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Erich Long from The Dear Hunter Project and owner of Drumming Log Wildlife Management joins Brian on the show. They talk about how he got into waterfowl management in Ohio. Managing the largest inland marsh in Ohio. They discuss the importance of moist soil management. Drawing down and flooding areas. Drone spraying and seeding. Maintaining water control structures. And what role conserving wetlands plays in the ecosystem.

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Hornaday's Seth Swerczek a United States Marine, sits down with us to discuss D-Day history, how the Higgins Boat made D-Day a success, and the firearms used during D-Day.

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On this episode of Huntavore, Nick gets into the weeds of making a perfect burger. Well, burger patties that is. He provides detailed insights into the process of preparing and grilling a burger, emphasizing the importance of proper patty formation and cooking techniques. Nick also lays out his bow and arrow setup for Michigan TAC, and is excited to share about his shoulder mount of the buck he got last fall. All this and more on this episode of Huntavore. Prop r patty formation is crucial for a successful burger. The incorporation of fat, the use of a dimple in the middle, and allowing the patty to rest in the fridge are key steps. High heat searing and strategic flipping are essential for achieving the perfect burger texture and flavor Nick's passion for deer hunting and the upcoming deer camp trip highlight his love for the
outdoors and the camaraderie of hunting with friends. The conversation provides valuable insights for burger enthusiasts and outdoor enthusiasts alike, offering practical tips and personal experiences. Nick's detailed explanation of burger preparation and grilling techniques demonstrates his expertise and passion for the art of making a great burger.
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Todays episode dives into the true meaning of a tree dog.  Everyone has their own idea of what makes a tree dog, so today Steve and Corey give their two cents.

“A brace of cane-backed rocking chairs invited the pair with oaken arms and soon the rough-sawn wood floor was creaking with the ebb and flow of their rocking.”  Taken from “Too Old To Quit,” an essay from his Gone To The Dogs – A Coon Hunter’s Journey book by Steve Fielder.

In this week’s episode, Steve and Corey participate in some summertime front porch-sitting and the conversation turns to the core of the sport of hunting furbearers with the quintessential tree dog.

As sure as pointing dogs point birds and waterfowl dogs retrieve ducks, tree dogs tree game.  Tree dogs come in all sizes, styles, mouths and a plethora of preferences by the hunters that follow them. 

How long is long enough to stay treed? What is locating ability?  Are layup dogs really just hot-nosed dogs that work air currents instead of scent on the ground?  Which is more preferred, a chop-mouth or a bawl-mouth tree dog and is there really a difference are but a few of the subjects explored.

If you consider yourself a tree dog man, we’ve got the tree.  We just need you to help us find what’s up it this episode.  

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Today I am joined by Lance Krueger. He is a wildlife photographer that has been up close to more giant bucks and beautiful turkeys than most people have ever seen! We have a great conversation discussing the details and planning that go into getting the perfect shot. We talk about the different approaches to turkey hunting and I think no matter if you are a wildlife photographer or a turkey hunter you're gonna get something good out of this episode!

Topics include: Finding the perfect location, Using flags to mark decoy placement in the dark, Sound camouflage, blind set up and strategy, calling without being able to use a mouth call and learning to be fully present in the woods.

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Hey everyone, welcome to episode 228 of the Antler Up Podcast!

In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy Dinsmore is joined by good friend Tim Sisock. In this episode join Jeremy and Tim for an in-depth conversation on the process of figuring out the next steps after you just pulled your out of state hunting tag. Tim shares his expertise on the intricate process of applying for and prioritizing hunting tags across different states, emphasizing the careful planning required to navigate this system successfully.

The conversation highlights the unique challenges faced by non-resident hunters, including the impact of regulations and the importance of staying informed. Tim and Jeremy explore the critical role of trail cameras and data collection in wildlife management, providing listeners with valuable insights into how these tools can enhance the hunting experience.

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to gear refinement and selection, underscoring how detailed preparation can make or break a hunting trip. Tim also discusses the necessity of physical fitness and endurance training to tackle the demanding Western terrain, ensuring hunters are well-prepared for the physical rigors of the hunt.

Budgeting and meticulous planning are key themes, with tips on managing travel, accommodation, and food expenses. The importance of e-scouting and thorough pre-trip research is also covered, helping hunters identify prime areas and plot their routes effectively.

Tim delves into the mental aspects of hunting, stressing the need for focus and determination to ensure a successful and enjoyable experience. He provides practical advice on preparations for long-range shooting, food preparation, coping with weather conditions, and acclimatizing to high altitudes.

Safety and decision-making are critical considerations, especially for those hunting solo. Tim shares his thoughts on managing these challenges and the impact of herd conditions on the hunting experience. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a novice, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge on budgeting, gear selection, and comprehensive preparation for a rewarding Western hunting adventure.

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

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Your hunt systems are those aspects of your preparation that should simply work on their own with little thought or energy. Examples from the previous week's episodes have been: Meat Care, First Aid, Clothing and Water Systems. These are important because time is so limited when you have traveled from out of state. A poor hunt system for some aspect of your hunt can cause headaches or cut your hunt short. In today's episode, Jacob is continuing the discussion by sharing his food and sleep system for his treks west for elk.

On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is riding solo discussing what the month of June looks like amidst hunting season.  June is a tough month; it's not that he doesn't want to be immersed with preparation for next year, but at the moment it's difficult to devote the time.  It's a month to be caught between reflecting on a successful season and how to prepare for the next.  Fortunately, 2023 was very successful from the standpoint of filling tags, so how can it get much better?

With life strings pulling in multiple directions, Mitch takes the time to list out some personal hunting goals he has, chooses which ones he plans to attack this year, and how he plans to stay focused on them while also being present at home.  Bear hunting has become a priority in fall, and he discusses the areas he has room for improving his scouting and successful bear hunting.  He reads through some of his notes he took from last season and discusses the changes he plans to make E-Scouting, road-scouting, trail cameras, and pure boot leather covering ground.  This gradual build-up during the summer months will hopefully lay a foundation for a successful fall.  Lastly, he touches on his weapon of choice - flintlock muzzleloader.  He discusses a concept to institute in a summer practice scheme which includes load development and off-hand shooting to bring to the field this fall.  

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On his episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is once again joined by the one and only Tony Peterson to discuss their crazy lives, and e-scouting. Not sure why Tony keeps coming back as a guest but he keeps "YES". This is great, because Dan can't find anyone else to hop on the show. The guys talks about Tonys mental state and how it is affected by the hate-filled death metal he listens to, how horrible of a softball coach he is, and what it's like being managed by someone who is younger and less experienced than him. Dan expresses his opinion on Mark Kenyon's facial hair, practicing baseball with his son, and how many dead bodies they each have seen.

Then, for the last 20 mins of the show the guys take a deep dive in to how they approach e-scouting public public for out-of-state hunts. Anytime Tony hops on the show, it is full of randomness, exciting topics, and complete nonsense . Enjoy and Share!!

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Justin and Jordan from Maven Optics. This episode specializes in Maven's unique business model and high-quality binoculars at a great price.  

Maven is a direct-to-consumer optics brand, specializing in binoculars, riflescopes, and rangefinders that are feature-rich, at a great price. This episode will help you determine which Maven Optics everyone should own and help you decide whether or not to purchase the Maven B-Series Binos or the C-Series Binos for your next hunting adventure.  Also, we talk briefly about their newest edition to the product line for 2024 as well.

If you're interested in testing out some Maven Optics for yourself, they've got a great demo program that gives you the peace of mind of testing them before you buy. Also, be sure to sign up for the Hunting Gear Deals Daily Deal so you never miss a deal or sale on Maven Optics!

Click here if you're ready to buy some Maven Optics binoculars for yourself or if you'd like to read an in-depth and unbiased review of the Maven C.1 10×42 ED Binocular Review.  

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Kenny Kane (Generations Forestry) discuss forest management strategies and land improvement. Kenny explains a recent mountain day event and active management on a client property. Kenny answers questions on managing various tree species such as beech, maple, oak, and cutting techniques like shelterwood and clearcut.  Kenny explains balancing economics and good forest management. Kenny discusses both short term and long-term decisions in the woods that lead to better deer habitat.

Jon and Kenny talk about a shift in the landowners’ mindsets, now many are investing into the property and different approaches and goals that are considered nowadays than years ago. Jon and Kenny talk about evaluating woodlots and ensuring the forest is not mismanaged.  

Jon discusses herbicide treatments. Kenny and Jon discuss land fragmentation, building connections amongst improvements and ensuring the properties have various management prescriptions.  Kenny discusses non-native plants, insects, and treatment options. Kenny discusses beech tree management and recent updates. Jon and Kenny discuss balancing goals when thinking through each improvement, forest regeneration and what tree species should be maintained across the landscape for deer.

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Welcome to another episode of the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast and joining us for an exciting conversation this week is Bryce James. We'll be covering a range of topics from fishing, turkey hunting, and the challenges and rewards of hunting mule deer and whitetail deer, as well as some other species. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just starting out, this episode is packed with insights and stories that are good for all. Thanks for listening!
 

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June is here and hopefully by now that means you've already dusted off the rods, reels, and tackle boxes, greased up the axles on the boat trailer and charged up the batteries. If you haven't we need to have a serious talk, and if you have, what did you forget on that first trip of the year? What did you have to pop into a bait shop for? What could you have just simply done better? As fun as they can be, fishing trips can also be a source of nightmares if not done properly. That's why this week, we're talking all about how to plan and prepare for a fishing trip!

This week, Andrew Wolfe returns to the show after a big tournament up in Door County and Pierce is also coming off of a fishing trip not too far away from where Andrew was. After a week of chasing big smallies, the guys thought it would be a good idea to share their tips on how they prepare for a fishing trip. In this episode, the guys break down how they choose a place to go whether it be based off of a species, area, skill they hope to hone, or historic body of water, and then break down how they use their resources to figure out what the fish are doing before they go. Then the guys talk about gear essentials, what they never leave home without, what's overrated, and finally, how they prepare mentally for a trip. This episode is a fun one with plenty of entertaining tangents, but even more good info. Enjoy!

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This episode of the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast is all about summer time. John starts off with a quick story of how he almost went on a last second Canadian black bear hunt! He got invited on not just one, but two bear hunts in the same day. After that the episode gets a little more serious and John covers a few things that all whitetail hunters need to be doing this time of year. He also has a brief discussion on if summer time trail camera data is actually helpful for killing a buck later in the fall.

This week's episode of Michigan Wild, host Nate Rozeveld welcomes Andy Hutchins from the Deer Camp Podcast. Andy shares insights from his recent Habitat Day on his personal property, detailing the activities and thought process behind the day. The conversation does dive into Andy's motivation for starting his podcast, the challenges and joys he has encountered and how the podcast has rekindled his passion for hunting. Last fall Andy attended multiple deer camps and through those experiences and connecting with fellow hunters revitalized his enthusiasm for hunting.  He was able to transition from hunting solely on his private property and feel less burned out with chasing just one particular deer. 

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-Long-neglected areas and recent changes made to improve soil/timber

-The positive outcomes for whitetail deer and other wildlife

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-Importance and benefit of spring food plot for fall plots

-Techniques and strategies for effective food plotting

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by returning guest Bob Polanic to take a deep dive in to the ever changing landscape of cellular trail cameras. Dan and Bob discuss the some of the new rules and regulations that have recently changed in Iowa, Kansas, and Kentucky. The guys also dive in to the ethical usage of hunting technology, if we will start to see additional trail camera bans in other stats, and what the outcome will be for both resident and and non-resident hunters nationwide.

Turkey season is over and we're just killing time until the deer season opener.  This is an ideal time of year to walk the land and find native american artifacts.  The South is loaded with history and using land features is an effective method to build a collection.   

Mark covers terrain features, using rainfall to your advantage, how identifying artifact ages can help understand how many you may have on your land, and a practical and easy way to spot points.  Have fun, preserve history and spend time outdoors.   

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Heath catches us up with everything he’s been doing over the past few weeks. From Turkey hunting miscues, mad muskie action, and what not to do with your dogs during training. Tune in for a hunting experience and a training insight that will change your perspective. 

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Elliott Snider from the Freelance Duck Hunting YouTube channel, and the host of The North American Waterfowler Podcast, joins Brian and Branson on the show. We talk about how he got into waterfowl hunting with his dad in Kansas. How he began filming his hunts and the camera equipment he uses. We talk about his hunting dogs and his training techniques. We also cover his approach to waterfowl hunting, the importance of shot selection, and his boat set up. He also dives into his North American Waterfowler App and how it can help you track all of your stats and info throughout the season.
 

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with his cousin Sam Maedke about his growing obsession with the wild turkey.

Sam grew up in the woods of Wisconsin as part of the orange army. Over the years his passions have changed from whitetail to waterfowl and now to spring gobblers. Dan and Sam discuss the transition of obsessions and Sam begins to share stories of success and tradition from his 2024 turkey season. Sam even tries to reprimand Dan for treasonous talk about turkeys.

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Mia Anstine founder of MAC Outdoors sits down with us to discuss firearms training, women in the outdoor world, how to bridge the divide from anti hunters, and what firearms are best to start your kids with.

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan breaks down what he looks for in hunting spots while e-scouting public land. Recently, Dan found out that he finally drew a Kansas archery tag. He has never hunted Kansas, so he is starting from scratch when it comes to finding places to hunt. Because this is an out of state hunt, Dan is going to rely heavily on using digital maps to e-scout the public properties before he hunts them. You will hear what specific terrain features he is looking for, how may points of access he would like those properties to have, and one of the biggest contributing factors... food sources.

This week I am joined by Dink Watson. He is a first generation Louisiana turkey hunter who started hunting turkeys over 40 years ago. Since his first bird at 12 Dink has killed turkeys in 31 states, Mexico and New Zealand. We had an incredible conversation full of the great advice and entertaining stories you'd expect from such a veteran turkey hunter!

Topics include: Tactics for subordinate toms, learning to turkey hunt in all types of terrain, ocellated turkeys, Hawaii Rios, New Zealand Merriam's, and how Tony Chachere's, a deep fryer and some flour changed how a whole New Zealand town cooked.

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The current series is focusing on prep for a western elk hunt. Last week, Jacob pivoted to examining hunt systems for this type of hunt. In today's episode, Jacob examines two hunt systems that are often thought of last minute or poorly planned out. How does one take care of meat in the backcountry? And, what should a backcountry first aid kit be compromised of? Both of which are important aspects of planning your trek to the west for your own hunt.

On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by good friend Jason Miller from JMiller Custom Calls. Between Mitch, Jason, and their hunting buddies, a lot of successful turkey hunts unfolded in multiple states. This season was one that just seemed to always work out in favor of the hunter. We discuss the hunts that transpired in April during New Jersey and Maryland's opening week of season, and lead into the Pennsylvania season.  

Both Mitch and Jason harvested a turkey in PA on the first two days of the season. From there, each of them were able to travel all throughout the state of PA and find more turkeys. We discuss how the location, hunting pressures, and time of season all influenced the decisions made during the hunt. The guys refer to some of the different turkey calls that Jason makes used in these hunts. Jason's calls have played a major role in the success in these hunts. Make sure you are on the lookout for the new website JMillerCustomCalls.com and get your calls for next season!

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In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy Dinsmore is joined by guest Ty Forbes out of Massachusetts. In this episode, join Jeremy and Ty for an in-depth conversation on hunting strategies and personal growth. Ty opens up about the profound impact that reconnecting with his father has had on his hunting journey and life. The episode delves into how observing and learning from experienced mentors have been instrumental to Ty’s success.

Listeners will gain valuable tips on securing permission to hunt on private properties, especially in suburban areas. Ty shares his aggressive hunting strategies, such as locating bedding areas and making bold moves in the field. He emphasizes the importance of respecting other hunters’ territories to foster a cooperative hunting community.

Ty also highlights the critical role of early scouting and setup, particularly during January and February, to prepare for a successful deer hunting season. He discusses the importance of identifying prime locations by looking for deer sign, freshening scrapes, and pinpointing bedding areas. Ty’s advice on moving slowly and quietly to avoid spooking deer and the importance of taking calculated risks for greater success is invaluable.

Beyond the technical aspects of hunting, Ty and Jeremy celebrate the joy of creating memories and enjoying the experience, regardless of the size of the deer harvested. This episode is for hunters of all levels, blending practical advice with the deeper, more personal aspects of the hunting tradition.

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

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