Podcast Episodes

In this podcast Todd Shippee from Empire Land Management, based in Wisconsin, discusses how he develops hunting properties. Todd is well known as a turnkey hunting property developer that supports clients that require food plots, ponds, timber and field restoration, and much more. He specializes in hunting property enhancement for large and small land and shares his secrets to success. Todd explains that the measurement to success is best recognized when your hunting property becomes unswerving to many of the outside pressures and changes in the environment. The true indicator of a great property is that it should improve during hunting season. Todd’s focus on property layout and smart ways to utilize existing vegetation that will create constant attraction for deer. Todd breaks down specific food sources in his food plots, how he lays out special features, and designs bedding areas to continue to create attraction. Annually Todd’s client’s boast large bucks and hefty doe harvests because of his tactics. Todd goes as far as helping each client pick treestand locations and retrieve deer harvested. Todd ends with a great remark and suggests that the wise man learns from his mistakes, but the really wise man learns from other people’s mistakes. Social Links https://www.instagram.com/empirelandmgmt/?hl=en https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Whitetail Landscapes is Powered by Simplecast

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water podcast we have returning guest Tyler Jarvis and new guest Brian Beckman on to talk about the basics of goose hunting. Brian has been goose hunting since he can remember and got Tyler into it several years ago. Since then, they have been goose hunting together and making memories chasing honkers. Tyler and Brian talk about what they love about goose hunting and some basic things someone can do if they have a desire to get into the sport. Thanks for listening!   Show Links & Partners: Midwest Gun Works: Use code MWW5 for 5% off Cuddeback: Use code MOWW22 for 10% off MWW Facebook Page MWW Instagram Page Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by Simplecast

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• Casino Smackdown

• Poop Story Procedure

• Passed Out Dude

• Tone Loc

• Black Rifle Coffee Co Party

• SHOT Show booths

• SHOT Show Success

• SHOT Celebrity Appearances

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Joshua Garroutte returns to the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast for a full on storytelling episode. Some of you may remember Josh from episode 31 (hunting whitetails on the ground) where he and John talked about the strategies and tactics of spot and stalk bowhunting. This round is a little on the lighter side as Josh tells several stories from his 2021 hunting season. Successes, failures, and drooling bucks at 7 yards, this episode has it all! Oklahoma Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of Huntavore, Nick is joined again by the Crossbow crusader, Rich Wilson. He and his ever evolving crossbow named Bunjie, take on the Eastern United States in search of game to bring home. Rich is no stranger to whitetails and feral hogs, but we spend some time chatting about his adventure to Maine for Black Bear. Rich also explains how picking up a basic pellet grill has his family cooking more delicious food at home, and a bit of a lifesaver when it comes to cooking meats with very particular temp requirements. All this and of course a few rabbit trails on this episode of Huntavore. Rich Wilson, creator and host of the youtube channel Death by Bunjie, hails from Pennsylvania. Rich produces great content revolving around crossbow hunting. How to’s, self videoed hunts, and even stepping into the kitchen and cooking up quality grub with his kills. Rick and Nick chat a bit about a Black Bear Rich was able to go on. Up in the big wilderness of Maine, Rich sat in a blind on the ground, 20yds from a barrel of bait, hoping to encounter an animal as big or bigger than he. Talk about exciting. Things get even more hairy when Rich’s shot is a bit too far back and now has the realization he needs to track a wounded bear, in the dark. He and his guide make the wise choice and back out till morning, to recover the bear. Fast forward to getting his bear home, Rich has found that a pellet grill has greatly improved his confidence when it came to cooking this bear meat. Bear is pretty particular when it comes to cooking temperature due to parasites. Nick makes the correlation between the crossbow and the pellet grill, in that both can give confidence due to improved control and mechanizing tasks that can help the operator focus on other things.  Rich also has an exciting new addition to his channel, and its not the newest version of Bunjie, “The Death Stalker”. It's his daughter, Genevieve. Recently Genevieve has taken on the challenge of hunting on her own, and filming it. She joins her dad in making content, and even venturing out and learning the art of taxidermy. As parents we get excited when out kids join in on our hobbies. Genevieve not only joins in, but got a buck this year when dad didn’t. Good work Genevieve! To see Rich, Genevieve, and Bunjie head over to Death by Bunjie on youtube. MEAT! Instagram: @madewithmeat Website: https://bit.ly/3ddYG8H Coupon Code: huntavore10 Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, Dan talks with Connor Fullmer of Wisconsin about finding success on a small farm he hunts with his family. Connor explains that it can be very difficult throughout the year to share this farm with several other hunters, but it's something that he as had to get used to over time. He talks about being mobile is out of the question and how options are limited when there are other family members hunting the farm on the same day. Then Connor breaks down the success he found during the 2021 hunting season and how the track job did not go as planned. If you struggle with hunting a small property, this is the episode for you. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

This week on the Pennsylvania Woodsman we shake things up with ice fishing fanatic, Don Kelly. Don is the owner of the Tackle Shack in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania and the recent weather conditions have his business in full swing. Don shared that ice fishing is growing in popularity, but it takes the right gear to be successful. Fortunately, the Tackle Shack is a one-stop-shop to get out on the ice this winter. One thing that can easily get over looked by outdoorsmen is the fact that ice fishing requires some safety gear and precautions. While breaking through ice may occur infrequently, accidents can happen and a lack of preparation could be costly. Don shares his thoughts on the tools of the trade to keep you safe, comfortable, and successful. We also talk a little about successful tactics as well as hot selling equipment for 2022. If you are a beginner, check out the upcoming ice fishing program that Don tag-teams with the PA Fish & Boat Commission! Social Media Links: Ice Fishing Program: Intro to Ice Fishing Program | Visit Potter-Tioga Pennsylvania (visitpottertioga.com) Program Registration: Event - VIRTUAL - Intro to Ice Fishing Program - February 7, 2022 in Beech Creek, PA (register-ed.com) The Tackle Shack: Wellsboro Tackle Shack- A Great Day of Fishing Starts Here - Tackle Shack (shoptackleshack.com) Facebook Page: Tackle Shack | Facebook @wellsborotackleshack Pennsylvania Woodsman Podcast | Facebook @PennsylvaniaWoodsmanPodcast Pennsylvania Woodsman is powered by Simplecast

The words "Observation Sits" get thrown around a lot, but for a lot of us patience isn't our greatest virtue. We talk a lot about being aggressive, and there's definitely a time and place for that. However, sometimes it pays off to know where you should be throwing aggressive moves at. Jace Allen joins us this week to discuss how much more efficient you can be by throwing a couple of sits in an area just to observe what the deer are doing before going in guns blazing and potentially blowing out an entire area. Jace had an incredible season and he attributes his success to being mobile and having the ability to play it safe when necessary, and go in for a kill with confidence knowing exactly how big bucks are moving. Now, it's important to note that Jace is from Missouri and much of what he talks about in the conversation revolves around having destination food sources like crops. This chat turns into a brainstorming session in parts where Parker and Adam try to draw parallels that can be taken from Jace's situation and applied to someone hunting down in the south. Become a SGH Patron: https://www.patreon.com/SouthernGroundHunting Our Partners: Spartan Forge - Use the code “southernground” at www.spartanforge.ai to save 25% on your membership Tethrd - www.tethrdnation.com Nucanoe - www.nucanoe.com Skre Gear - Use the code “southernground” at www.skregear.com to save 15% on your purchase Southern Ground Hunting is powered by Simple Cast

On today's Podcast we have Jared Shaffer on the line. He's a past guest and good friend of mine. Even though he's located out in West Virginia we end up seeing each other a fair amount through work with Tethrd. Jared has had an absolutely phenomenal season, shooting 5 bucks across various states, plus filming each of his family members filling tags, plus shooting a giant sika stag, and a bobcat. Jared and I discuss some of the specifics of his hunts, but also dive into what, if anything he did differently to see so much success this year in comparison to years past.  DIY Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast

Hunting clothing, mobile hunting climbing sticks, boots, and lighted knocks are products that are up for discussion in this weeks episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast. Dan talks with Brian Johnson about the gear he has used in the past couple seasons and voices his opinions on if he like or dislikes those products. We also talk about the importance of finding gear that fits you and your style of hunting as well as ever debated made in America products and if that weighs on any decision making. Hunting Gear Podcast is Powered by Simplecast

On the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast we try to be as relatable as possible when it come to the stories we share, with that said, Dan kicks off this episode by sharing some relatable stories about his daughter and wife. After the rat is over Dan breaks down his checklist 2022. This includes buying preference points, doing some post season scouting, and planning hunts for the rest of the year.  Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

Our first turkey talk of 2022 is here! Kicking off the season to start getting you thinking about gobblers is Mark Wiley of the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Mark is Ohio’s Upland Game specialist and spends time with Paul and Andrew discussing the state of the Ohio Turkey. More turkey episodes to come in the near future! Andrew and Paul spent some time outdoors the past week. Paul went for a stroll in one of the state’s creeks looking for trout. Found the trout, but couldn’t land any of them. Andrew’s trail cam lights up when he leaves the state…. Just like it has that week every year for the past 5 years. Such is life.  Check out the new website that is up and running! www.theo2podcast.com This episode brought to you by our partners at GoWild ! Follow us on Gowild @o2podcast Instagram: @the.o2.podcast Twitter: @Ohiohunt Ohio Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

Sitting down this week on The Average Conservationist Podcast is Brandon Urmanski. Brandon is the founder of 2% Certified U Outdoors. U Outdoors is an online retailer that carries various gear to help either get you started hunting, or take the next step in your pursuits. Brandon talks about how the business came to be while working on his farm in Wisconsin, to going full time and moving to Iowa. A passion for the outdoors and seeing other people succeed in the field is what keeps Brandon going. If you're in the market for some new gear for next season, reach out and Brandon can answer any of your questions. Average Conservationist is Powered by Simplecast

Ever dream of buying your own little slice of heaven for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation? It’s a goal for many, but can seem out of reach. In this episode, Josh talks with Neil Hauger, a Land Specialist with Whitetail Properties. Neil’s territory includes some of the best whitetail real estate in the country, including Buffalo County Wisconsin. Neil shares some tips on how to find the right property, what to look for when evaluating a piece, and how to improve your property to increase the value of your investment. You can find more from Neil on his YouTube channel, Neil Hauger Land Specialist, and on Instagram, @wisconsinlandman.  Wisconsin Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast

In this podcast Tim Russell from Green Fire Forestry & Wildlife Services discusses how to get miles ahead of others that don’t cut their timber. Thinning timber and evaluating the trees that are resident to meet goals of Forest Stand Improvement and objectives of benefitting deer. Landowners should contemplate what tree species are being taken out of the timber stand before a harvest and be mindful of trees that are left behind. Studying and evaluating the resident plant communities in the overstory and understory is a logical step to evaluating the state of the forest and diagnosing what trees can benefit from thinning as it pertains to future harvests or crop trees that provide a mast benefit. Evaluate non-native plants and their abundance on the property and be mindful of these plants as they can create a conflict with existing and developing plant communities after a timber thinning. Also, assess the amount of light reaching the forest floor and the resident plants that provide forage and cover for deer. Strategies related to post timber thinning as it pertains to remaining treetops and patchwork, in addition to a tactic called variable thinning will lead to more hunting success as deer interest increases. Social Links Green Fire Forestry & Wildlife Services, LLC https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Whitetail Landscapes is Powered by Simplecast

On the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast this week, Nate and Micah get to talk with Dustin Williams of Habitat Works about some good winter projects folks can do on their properties. First, we get into Dustin's 2021 hunting season and BS about ground hunting among other things, but then we get into things Dustin believes are great to do for your property this time of year. We talk about things like frost seeding and its benefits, timber stand improvement and why winter is a great time to do that, Dustin's hierarchy of trees, and prescribed fires. We also want to welcome Dustin and Habitat Works as one of our partners moving forward and are excited to team up with his company and support what he does.   Show Links & Partners: Huntworth Gear: Use code MWW15 for 15% offAlps Outdoorz Habitat Works Facebook Page MWW Facebook PageMWW Instagram Page Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by Simplecast

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• What to expect at SHOT

• SHOT Show Celebrities

• Secret Meetings & Deals

• Show Controversy

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This week the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast is going old school. Shiloh Butts is an Oklahoma native, and also just so happens to be a 4 time traditional archery world champion! Shiloh was nice enough to join John on the podcast and talk about all things traditional archery. The two deep dive into shooting techniques, aiming methods, arrows, and even some differences in hunting with a trad bow. Even if you have never considered switching to the 'ol stick and string, this episode will make you want to give it a try.  Oklahoma Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan chats with Josh Hillyard about tagging out in 3 different states during the 2021 deer season. Josh talks about how he was excited to be able to hunt in 5 different state during the 2021 season. Although the season did not start out like he hoped with a miss in Idaho and North Dakota, he was able to rebound quickly with a big bodied buck in Pennsylvania, a 145 class buck in Iowa, and was able to redeem his miss in North Dakota. The guys talk about the strategy that came in to play on these trips, and how he was able to mentally recover from his mistakes. This is an excellent episode from a guest who is as passionate as they come when it comes to deer hunting. Enjoy! Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

On this week’s episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, we interview Land and Timber Consultant, Steve Chilcote. Steve is located near State College and has been working with land owners to manage their timber to provide income as well as habitat and hunting opportunity. Browse and cover management on a hunting property can be complex. Although this phase of property manipulation is third in our series, its importance is not outranked in any way. It’s crucial to know what native species are present, and how to effectively promote them while suppressing invasive and other non-desirable plant species. Increasing diversity can lead to fantastic wildlife habitat – not just for game species, but all wildlife! This interview will be split into two episodes. First, after an introduction, Steve begins with proper timber harvest that provides income as well as regeneration. Why not have the best of both worlds? Next, we tap into proper timing and use of hinge cutting and hack-n-squirt techniques. Last, we begin to discuss ramifications of invasive plants to your property. Increasing the network of plant communities on your property will definitely aid in more whitetail encounters this fall! Be sure to check out Steve at (chilcoteforester.com) and Facebook @chilcoteforester, as well as all his YouTube playlists at Chilcote Forestry.  Pennsylvania Woodsman is Powered by Simplecast

Who doesn't like a good campfire? Parker got together with a few of his hunting buddies this week in Mississippi and for a little late season deer hunting. Clayton Bahn, Greg Godfrey and Caden Starnes all join this week and share some of their most memorable moments from this deer season. Become a SGH Patron: https://www.patreon.com/SouthernGroundHunting Our Partners: Spartan Forge - Use the code “southernground” at www.spartanforge.ai to save 25% on your membership GoWIld - Use the code “southernground” on your gear purchases to save 10%  https://timetogowild.com/profile/RkFymLZ3lAc4odGNudd2Lw Tethrd - www.tethrdnation.com Nucanoe - www.nucanoe.com Skre Gear - Use the code “southernground” at www.skregear.com to save 15% on your purchase Southern Ground is powered by Simple Cast.

Sitting down with Marcus this week is the co-owner and co-founder of 2% Certified brand Grizzly Fish. The guys start the conversation talking about what Grizzly Fish is and what their mission is. Nathan talks about his journey from traveling the world, working in high end restaurants, to becoming a guide to starting his own business. Nathan's story is proof that with hard work and a vision for what you want to do, anything is possible. Nathan and his dad started Grizzly Fish with the hopes of providing some cool, everyday wear clothing and continuing to move the needle for conservation organizations that hit close to home for them. If you're in the market for some new gear, be sure and check them out! Average Conservationist is Powered by Simplecast

Fly in backcountry Caribou hunt in Alaska, floating the Yukon River looking for rutting bull moose in Canada, or even a crazy sheep hunt in a remote location in a country you can barely pronounce. These are just a couple examples of hunts that most of us dream of, but for one reason or another don't think it could ever be a possibility. Today's guest Kyle Hanson a hunting consultant for Outdoors International, breaks down the process of planning for a big bucket list hunt and why there are several different options that may be more affordable than what you think. He talks about going DIY vs. going through an outfitter or guide service. This is an excellent episode for those of you who are wanting to start the process of planning a big hunt. Enjoy!  Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

Andrew’s flying solo on this week’s interview as he sits down with Mike Debolt of Proformance Archery. Mike’s shop is just north of Newark Ohio. Mike has a career’s worth of knowledge in the archery industry and he’s willing to share with us some tips. What we need to know from the ATA show from his perspective, how to put your bow away post deer season, tuning, purchasing, etc. A LOT of information to wrap up the archery season. Paul is getting old, and crippled. He’s struggling with some back issues but has spent the past week catching up on at home duties. Andrew’s still working on finding a buck, taking down tree sets, and working his culinary skills in his saddle. News from around the state includes reduction in the fall turkey season, additional acres added to Shawnee State Forest, and hunting safety reminders. The O2 Podcast brought to you by GoWild. O2 podcast on GoWild Instagram: @the.o2.podcast Twitter: @ohiohunt Ohio Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

There comes a time in every hunters career where they go from using equipment that is "just good enough" and wanting to upgrade to gear that has more functionality and is more comfortable. Often times that also comes with a higher price tag. On this episode fo the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Dan Mathews of the Nomadic Outdoorsman about how and why he made the decision to upgrade some if his hunting gear and equipments. This is a great episode especially if you are considering upgrading you own gear and putting more money behind those decisions. Hunting Gear podcast is Powered by Simplecast

With deer seasons winding down across much of the country, it’s time to evaluate the gear you used this season. First up for me? Arrows. In this episode of the Wisconsin Sportsman Podcast, Josh is joined by Isaac Smith of Vector Custom Shop. Vector Custom Shop produces a high quality, durable, and forgiving arrow built to fit your specs. Their dynamic spine calculator allows them to provide you with an arrow perfectly suited for your setup. That means less hassle tuning and more confidence in the moment of truth. To top it off, Vector is a Wisconsin based company. If you haven’t already, check them out at vectorcustomshop.com.  Wisconsin Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast

In this episode, find out how Steve Sherk of Sherk’s Guide Service gets his mature buck data right after hunting season. Steve is notorious for killing mature deer and helping his clients find success. Steve is a big woods hunter that pursues deer on public land in Pennsylvania and New York, his tactical and purposeful approach to evaluating and understanding deer movement and establishing a process to harvest deer will translate to your hunting. Steve and Jon discuss deer habitat and what preferences exist this time of year and where to scout. Sometimes conditions allow for double the data and will put you closer to understanding what deer will be doing next season.  Also, we dive into Steve’s scouting process, how he picks apart his hunting areas. Figuring out what deer have survived the hunting season is the first step. Evaluating the areas deer use and defining home ranges first, then forecasting core ranges to help narrow down and dial in where these deer want to be during hunting season. The use of trail cameras is essential to Steve’s process, his technique of clustering and analyzing trail camera data fuels his success. Steve’s ability to get intel all year long and his focus on scouting over 300 days a year, and his focus on learning about specific deer movement and usage of areas seasonal supports his continued success in the big woods. Social Links Sherk's Guide Service – Guided Deer Hunts (sherksguideservice.com) Sherk's Guide Service - Home | Facebook Steve Sherk Jr. (@sherksguideservice) • Instagram photos and videos https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Whitetail Landscapes is Powered by Simplecast

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water podcast we get to talk with Chad Parsons and Stephen Brinkley with the Veterans Help Foundation of Wyoming about the great things their organization is doing for veterans around the country. Their organization is dedicated to allowing vets, wherever they may live, to enjoy everything the great state of Wyoming has to offer when it comes to the outdoors. Chad and Stephen discuss what exactly they do, how a vet from another state may be able to participate, and how to get involved. We also hear a few awesome stories they have experienced since starting this organization. Check them out and see if there is a veteran in your life that may benefit! Show Links & Partners: Veterans Help Foundation of Wyoming Facebook Page Midwest Gun Works: Use Code MWW5 for 5% off Cuddeback: Use code MOWW21 for 10% off MWW Facebook PageMWW Instagram Page Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by Simplecast

• Badlands Film Festival

• Power dinners

• Archery Trade show

• Bandits go “bye bye bike”

• Who pulled out?

• Favorite products

• Great American Outdoor Show

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As the 2021-2022 deer season comes to a close, John has one more story to tell! The cat is already out of the bag but this week on the podcast John talks about his 2021 Oklahoma archery buck, and the even crazier story that takes place after the hunt was over. John also quickly covers his trip to the ATA show and an exciting announcement for the upcoming Backwoods show in Oklahoma City this March.  Oklahoma Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

On this Episode of Huntavore, Nick is joined by Vincent Batiata and Audrey Hoag, of Chasing Public. Together, they share their passion and motivation for the “Chase”. Go deep in a discussion about taking a life, and share some great stories about mishaps that turned into adventures. All this, and along with some Wild Game talk, on this episode of Huntavore. Nick is joined by Vincent Batiata and Audrey Hoag of Chasing Public, a budding Instagram blog and YouTube channel documenting their pursuits. Michigan natives that transplanted down to Tennessee, Vincent and Audrey are no strangers to finding and scouting public hunting grounds and taking on the challenge of out-of-state hunts. Living in an apartment in a state away from family forces you to be resourceful and think on your feet. However the hardship has given way to loving the process and each hurdle, mishap, or challenge makes the venison taste sweeter. While Vincent has the background in hunting, Audrey has joined along with him and taken on the challenge of learning this whole hunting style. Becoming skilled with a bow, and building form, Audrey has already had several encounters and took a beautiful buck last year. What was very noticeable from these two is that they challenge themselves to “earn” the right to take the animal’s life. Without having some sort of struggle on their end, it doesn’t feel right. I find that a very noble approach. Digging into their venison preparation, being able to settle down some roots, both are open to the idea of butchering their own deer. Going to processors out of necessity and having uneasy feelings about what they were getting back.  While on a bit of a life break, transitioning back to Michigan, Vincent and Audrey will be creating more content to follow along with. Maybe because they are from my home, but I truly am excited to follow along on their journey. They don't shy away from what's hard, they take on intimidating challenges all for the reason to better themselves and continue to chase what they love. Follow along with their journey at @chasingpublic on instagram and on youtube. Tappecue Meat Probes Instagram: @tappecue Website: https://bit.ly/2NIr0Xj Coupon Code 10% off: HUNT10 Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

Sticking with the private land property design series, this week’s episode Mitch talks about the importance of food; specifically, food plots. Food plots are one of the most talked about topics in the hunting industry which can become repetitive and boring. But the fact is, if you have private hunting land, they are EXTREMELY important. Picking up where we left off with the foundation of property access, the next most important piece is implementing food plot programs that work all season long. Too often, landowners believe food plot programs cannot have a major impact to the local herd and their hunting encounters. This could not be further from the truth – even on micro sized parcels of 10 acres or less! The key is proper placement, species, coupled with excellent access and hunting strategy. As the season comes to an end, now is the best time for planning new plots or changing old plot programs. That is because your experiences of last hunting season are fresh in your mind, and in-depth post-season scouting can guide your plot lay out and design. Start scouting and planning now! Pennsylvania Woodsman is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Tony Peterson, experienced gear editor, in a good old fashioned BS Session. Tony gives a little insight about how he chooses the equipment us uses in the field, the impact of certain marketing campaigns on the general public, if he likes stick with the same equipment year after year or if he likes to tinker with a variety of different brands. This is a great episode if you are in the mood just to sit back and relax. Enjoy! Hunting Gear Podcast is Powered by Simplecast

This week on Southern Ground Hunting we're gaining a better understanding of web footed public land bucks. When you think of Florida swamps you probably first think about snakes and gators, but what if we told you that they are a super important feature to help bucks survive hunting pressure? This week we have Chase Prince on the show to talk about hunting swamp bucks in Florida. He helps give us a better grasp on how they use the swamps and how if you can figure it out, you can use them to your advantage in hunting them. We had a great week in camp, Parker gives a short recap of his dreams of killing a Florida buck just almost came true. Unfortunately, a giant swamp buck will get to live another day. Florida has a special place in our heart and we'll be back soon! Become a SGH Patron: https://www.patreon.com/SouthernGroundHunting Our Partners: Spartan Forge - Use the code “southernground” at www.spartanforge.ai to save 25% on your membership GoWIld - Use the code “southernground” on your gear purchases to save 10%  https://timetogowild.com/profile/RkFymLZ3lAc4odGNudd2Lw Tethrd - www.tethrdnation.com Nucanoe - www.nucanoe.com Skre Gear - Use the code “southernground” at www.skregear.com to save 15% on your purchase Southern Ground Hunting is powered by Simple Cast

On today's episode I'm discussing my recent Iowa trip. This year I'd gone down there to do a late season muzzleloader hunt, as it's still a somewhat easy tag to draw, but gave more time than the shotgun seasons, with less hunting pressure. I'll discuss the initial strategy, what changed, what things I wasn't expecting, where I located bigger bucks, hunt strategies employed, and things I would do the same or differently if doing it again in the future.  DIY Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast

Joining Marcus for another episode is 2% for Conservation Executive Director, Jared Frasier. Jared gives a detailed breakdown of all that was new and what changed over the course of 2021 along with some things that people can expect to see here in 2022. Jared and Marcus also spend a good amount of time discussing an article published late last year about social media and hunting. Taking things one step further they also talk about how social media has also had a huge negative impact on the wildlife in many of our National Parks. For anyone looking to gain some insight into 2% or is new to the podcast, this is a great episode to listen to. Average Conservationist is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Justin Zarr once again graces us with his wisdom, recaps the ATA Show, and talks about his 2021 archery season. Justin kick off the episode by recapping his 2022 ATA Show experience, he talks about some of the new products that stood out to him, and how he dodged covid with a body full of antibodies. The the conversation turns to his 2021 deer season and shares a couple stories about limited shooter buck encounters and a couple bad luck scenarios. But the season wasn't a complete bust, Justin explains that the season was an overall success because he was able to spend time with his boy on several occasions in the stand. That's a win if you ask us! Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

Big week for the guys. Took a quick run down to Louisville to attend the Archery Trade Association trade show. The event took place over the entire weekend, with a boat load of retailers, manufactures, and industry personalities. We did our best to set up some good interviews for 2022 to bring you more of the content you love. Our discussion today is with Cameron Stover of Huntinggeardeals.com. Cameron is a GEAR EXPERT. His company works to bring you the best deals on the internet in the gear world, as well as nonpartisan reviews on products. While Andrew and Paul were focusing on the sparkly things on the tradeshow floor, Cameron was actually diving into the newly released products. He gives us his top 10 list of products that were noteworthy from this years show. O2Podcast on GoWild @the.o2.podcast -Instagram @Ohiohunt- Twitter Ohio Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

- Midlife Crisis

- Brad risks his life on a OneWheel

- Fly fishing in Kentucky

- Tearjerking father, son bonding over a big ol' rainbow trout

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While deer seasons are coming to a close across the nation and many hunters are trying to catch a buck hitting a late season food source, folks down south are gearing up for the peak of the rut. In much of the Deep South, peek breeding doesn’t take place until December, January, or even February. Are you looking to extend your season or mix up the late season game by chasing some late rutting bucks? It may be time for you to head south. On this episode, Josh talks with Parker McDonald of the Southern Ground hunting podcast about Parker’s stellar hunting season, thermal hubs, and why when it come to hunting deer in the south, X marks the spot. You can find more from Parker on the Southern Ground Hunting podcast on the Sportsmen’s Nation and on Youtube. Wisconsin Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast

In this episode, find out how Jon Teater of Whitetail Landscapes designs hunting properties. The biggest focus area of Jon’s approach will start you down the correct path. Knowing more about the fundamentals of design makes the process so much easier. Understanding key facets of plants and the environment, which will help attract deer to your property. Landowners taking a stance, being open to change and promoting an unbiased perspective provides an opportunity to transform their hunting property. No property is perfect, landowners or leasees must recognize that each property has an opportunity to be more productive. Evaluate your property against the neighborhood and thinking more realistically about the property setup. Social Links https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Whitetail Landscapes is Powered by Simplecast

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water podcast we talk with Heath Baker of Predator Tactics about some coyote hunting. Heath talks about all the detail he looks at when deciding where to set up for a stand and breaks down how he reads coyote vocals, body language, and much more. This show with Heath is full of great information for any prospective or experienced coyote hunter. Thanks for listening!  Show Links & Partners: Huntworth Gear: Use Code MWW for 15% off Alps Outdoorz MWW Facebook Page MWW Instagram Page Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Tom Waters of Kentucky about drawing an elk tag in his home state as well as the famous Iowa archery tag in the same year. Tom knew that coming in to the 2021 season he was going to be busy. Aside from the Kentucky and Iowa tags he also had an annual trip to Texas on his schedule and of course his Kentucky deer tags. Tom explains a little history of the KY elk lottery and how he has already drawn the tag once before in 2014 and found success. Then Tom breaks down his process for how he was going to approach hunting in Iowa. He had thought about hunting public land and even knocking on doors to gain access, but because of a crazy schedule decided to use and outfitter. Tom talks about the process he used to choose and outfitter and shares this experience while on the 5 day hunt. This is a very interesting and informative episode you'll enjoy. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

This episode of the Oklahoma Outdoors podcast is all about Ducks. You would be hard pressed to find a more dedicated DIY duck hunter than Michael Ashcraft. Every year he spends months on the road scouting and chasing waterfowl from Canada to Texas. This week John was lucky enough to get a few minutes of his time to talk about what a difficult season 2021 has been so far, how he scouts, and his thoughts on decoy setups. If you have been waiting for some hardcore waterfowl talk, this episode is for you! Oklahoma Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan chats with Jay Hale of Massachusetts talks about his crazy adventures hunting deer on public land. Jay talks about his strategy leading up to the 2021 season, how working from home led hm to more time on the trrestand, and the obstacles of hunting with a young child at home. Then Jay gets detailed about how he had to bounce around hunting pressure that led him to scouting a new location and eventually locating some good sign to set up on. As the gun season opened Jay had yet to fill his tag... then chaos happened. You'll have to listen to the entire episode to see how Jay goes from very unhappy to extremely happy in just a matter of a couple days.  Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

What better way to kick off the New Year then with new beginnings? This week, Mitch does a quick evaluation of the previous year’s deer season. It’s important to think about what went well versus what needs improvement regarding hunting strategy and hunting area, assuming you’re serious about taking your whitetail hunting to the next level. If you’ve been struggling to meet your own expectations, then maybe it is time for a change! Mitch will begin a series catering more towards private land that is set up for whitetail deer hunting. We start by re-evaluating hunting goals and expectations for a piece of land, and branch off from here. There is a never-ending flood of information about property management and habitat improvements – some good, some bad, and some taken completely out of context. This week’s episode we lay the ground work for changing the access of your hunting land, as well as making your property more efficient for wildlife. That means reducing the amount of area on your land where deer have interaction with humans during hunting season! This is the foundation for the rest of the property improvements you make, and is crucial especially in a high hunting pressure state like Pennsylvania. Be prepared to challenge yourself, and don’t be surprised if this series will ruffle some feathers! Pennsylvania Woodsman is Powered by Simplecast

Public land deer hunting is a different ball game especially when talking about being in the southeast. One of our Patreon members, Raun Wiggins, has recently decided to challenge himself as a deer hunter and learn how to do it on public land. This year he finally feels like things have started to come together. What has he done different? According to Raun, the biggest thing he's done is just not given up. He's prioritized his time to dedicate himself to the game and now he's starting to see payoff. This is a great episode for you guys who just feel like you're wasting time when you head to the public woods! Become a SGH Patron: https://www.patreon.com/SouthernGroundHunting Our Partners: Spartan Forge - Use the code “southernground” at www.spartanforge.ai to save 25% on your membership GoWIld - Use the code “southernground” on your gear purchases to save 10%  https://timetogowild.com/profile/RkFymLZ3lAc4odGNudd2Lw Tethrd - www.tethrdnation.com Nucanoe - www.nucanoe.com Skre Gear - Use the code “southernground” at www.skregear.com to save 15% on your purchase Southern Ground Hunting is powered by Simple Cast.

To kick off 2022 Marcus sits down with Ryan Bromberger and Andy Cocos, the co-founders of 2% Certified Access The Wild. Access The Wild is a free mapping system that is designed to help people get outdoors and explore areas either locally or when they are out of town. The guys kick things off giving a detailed breakdown about the mapping system and how it can best be utilized for anyone looking to get outdoors, regardless of the activity. Ryan and Andy talk about their introduction to the outdoors as well as how they were first introduced and how that has led to a lifelong friendship. Sprinkle in some stories about camping in subzero temps in February and why conservation is at the heart of everything they are trying to build. If you're looking to get into any type of outdoor activity and are not sure where to go, be sure and check out Access The Wild. Average Conservationist is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks Dan Mathews the host of the Nomadic Outdoorsman podcast about all things outdoors. The guys talk about everything from starting their podcasts, shooting song birds with BB Guns, funny stories while knocking on doors for permission and much more. The Nomadic Outdoorsman will be an excellent addition to the Sportsmen's Nation, should be up and running in the next couple weeks. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

This week on the Wisconsin Sportsman, Josh talks with Alex Comstock of Whitetail DNA about late season hunting. Alex consistently kills bucks during the late season, and this year was no different. He was able to harvest a beautiful North Dakota whitetail in frigid temps. The guys discuss staying warm in the late season, hunting close to home, and why Ghost Blinds suck in the wind. Be sure to check out Alex’s hunts and articles on whitetaildna.com. Wisconsin Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast

This week on the Ohio Outdoors podcast, no special guests, just Paul and Andrew taking a review of 2021 and a glance at what 2022 looks like. Our FIRST IN PERSON PODCAST!!! Bear with the audio, as we are still learning, but finally got to sit down and have a good ole BS session.  The guys talk about their favorite hunts of 2021, favorite gear of 2021, seasons they are looking forward to in 2022 and more. Paul’s been out in the marsh, Andrew’s been back to the woods and put the finishing touches on his freezer meat from the fall. O2Podcast on GoWild @the.o2.podcast -Instagram @Ohiohunt- Twitter Ohio Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

In this episode, we introduce Maximize Your Hunt produced by Whitetail Landscapes. Whitetail Landscapes is located in New York State and focuses on enhancing whitetail deer hunting properties through design and management efforts. Jon Teater owns and operates Whitetail Landscapes and has established clients throughout the United States. Jon’s experience combined with reoccurring podcast guests will provide opportunities for those around the country to learn how to improve their hunting property. The podcast includes information and background of Whitetail Landscapes and contributing guests. In addition, understanding differences across the country as it pertains to hunting expectations and habitat quality is significant to understanding what your property can provide. Please follow along as we dive into some key topics of design and strategy. #WhitetailLandscapes Social Links https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Whitetail Landscapes is Powered by Simpleast

We start 2022 off with an awesome Tales of the Chase episode on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast. Our friend Jeff Wilper's season went on one hell of a roller coaster ride all within a week span, and he comes on to tell this unlikely story about a stud of a buck. This story has every emotion a bow hunter can go through in it from initial shot adrenaline rushes to the sinking feeling knowing you didn't finish the job. The story also shows us exactly why we all love hunting, because anything can happen at any time and none of us know the ending until it is written. Congratulations Jeff! Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by Simplecast

- The GoWild Crew's Christmas

- R3 rundown

- Questions about Matt Rinella's ideas

- Response to Matt Rinella's Free Range American article, MeatEater Podcast, & Blood Origins Podcast

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This week on the Oklahoma outdoors Podcast, John takes a little time out of the holiday craziness to sit down and remember a few of the good times 2021 brought. January 1 kicked the year off right with a nice 10 point buck, and that was just the beginning of the adventures. Sit back and remember stories about catching bass, e-scouting with covid, a turkey triple, and one heck of a deer season! Oklahoma Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of Huntavore, NIck is on a solo ramble on this one. Being the first podcast episode of the year he wanted to get himself right with his thoughts. Looking back to 2021, a glaring theme was “supply chain issues”. Trying to combat this problem, Nick as declared the word of 2022 as “self-reliance” and highlighted steps taken to separate from the domestic food system that is struggling. Nick also answers for himself the big question of “Why do you hunt?” not to try and condone his actions, but to solidify his passions for natural wild protein, and elevating it to desirable, nutritious food.     Everything we consume comes from a chain of companies and workers who bring us what we need. But that system was interrupted and we are witnessing the result of over consumption, a lack of labor force, and toppling domino effect of goods and services not being able to keep up with the demand. If I had to pick a word for 2021 it would be “supply chain issues”. Globally we are in a gridlock and are trying to get ourselves out of it. This is reality. So as a way to try and fight that, on the smallest scale imaginable, I have declared 2022’s new word as “self-reliant”. I’m not completely going off the grid and off the deep end on this, but I do see the benefit of taking a single aspect of my consumption and trying to find a way to be able to produce it myself. My focus is adding a garden that I ACTUALLY weed this time. In this episode as well, I ask myself “why do you hunt?” scenario. I'm not questioning my actions, but solidifying my response to a world who will ask those questions of me. I had a great conversation with a friend about him getting involved in hunting and he questioned my reasons to gain an understanding of if hunting is worth it. Can you guess what I said? Show Partners: Tappecue Meat Probes Instagram: @tappecue Website: https://bit.ly/2NIr0Xj Coupon Code 10% off: HUNT10 MEAT! Instagram: @madewithmeat Website: https://bit.ly/3ddYG8H Coupon Code: huntavore10 Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by fellow podcaster Josh Raley of the Wisconsin Sportsman. This is another great BS Session where the guys discuss everything from Josh's season recap, ethical shot placement while hunting with a bow or a firearm, the impact social media has on hunting ethics, and how to stop in-fighting within the hunting community. We step away from the hardcore strategy talk and have more a relevant about staying positive when others are trying to shit on you. Excellent episode... enjoy! Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode fo the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan is joined by Mike Rosenfield of Camptown Hunting Gear to talk about his made in America hunting clothing. Mike kicks off the conversation by telling us about his experience as a clothing manufacturer and how he transitioned in to designing and creating hunting jackets, bibs, shirts and pants with durable waterproof fleece. Mike talks about the product lines durability and comfortability along with his ability to customize orders if a customer requires alterations. Mike also explains that he is a one man shop at the moment with the main goal of making his clients happy with proper fitting hunting clothing. Small business doing big things, enjoy! Hunting Gear Podcast is Powered by Simplecast

Slow go on the home front for the guys. Enjoying family time over the past couple weeks. Paul recovering from the CoCo, and Andrew getting his knee back in shape. Looking forward to some outdoor activities in the near future. Pay attention to your regulation books, as some species are going out of season soon. Muzzleloader season for whitetail Deer is January 8-11. Get out there and use those smoke poles to finish off the season! Today’s discussion is with Anthony of Heritage Habitat and Forestry. Anthony has an extensive background in land management both for wildlife and forestry. Anthony’s company is based in central Ohio, but he travels the state and beyond. A lot of great knowledge of property management and how to help the landowners as well as the wildlife. Happy New Year O2Podcast on GoWild @the.o2.podcast -Instagram @Ohiohunt- Twitter Ohio Huntsman is Powered by Simplecast

On today's episode we once again have Paul Putera. If you didn't listen to the last episode, we discussed some of the tools and techniques that Paul uses for hunting, and it was full of a lot of great info. This episode is more of a BS session in which we discuss a variety of topics. Discussion areas on this episode include tag strategies, broadhead and arrow setups, shot selection and tracking dogs, proficiency tests, staying warm in colder weather, saddle hunting platforms, and tips for efficiency with both tree stands and saddles.  DIY Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast