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

On today’s show with GunBroker.com:    

- The Hand of Man Museum    

- Getting Noticed in Today’s Outdoor Industry    

- Hunting Influencers and Trophy Pics    

- Jim’s Favorite Big Game Animal to Hunt    

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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 Stay tuned, stay safe, and Antler Up!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

On Today's show with GunBroker.com    

- The History of Sportsmen's Alliance  

 - How Animal Rights Activists Manipulate Public Opinion    

- Fighting For Hunters' Rights    

- How The Word "Trophy" Undermines Wildlife Management

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

Some of the questions Nate had were...

- What is a Zinger?

- Why do they work?

- Do they stay on?

- Lifetime warranty?!

- Can be used with fixed/mechanical broadheads?

- Use them with a tradbow?  

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

 Stay tuned, stay safe, and Antler Up!

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28 weeks... yep, that's how far we have to go until we can sneak out in the woods, plant our butts in a tree and hope for the big one to come by. It might feel too soon to let thoughts of booners enter your dreams, or allow your focus to drift from work as you try to picture how you'll slip in to send an arrow at your target buck. For many die-hards though, that couldn't be further from the truth as this is prime time for getting in the woods to do some post-season scouting.

This week, Pierce hops on the line once again with big buck killer Jacob Sklenar to talk about how he approaches post-season scouting, and some of the tips, tricks and hacks he uses to maximize his time in the woods and learn an area right now, to prep for fall. Jacob discusses what he looks for when selecting a property, what he believes are the most over and underrated land features, how he prioritizes sign when in the field, and even discusses thermals, scent control and how good a deer's sense of smell really is. All that and more on this week's episode!

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Connor Akers from Sirius Archery to discuss their impressive line-up of custom-built hunting arrows and their newly released target arrows as well. Whether you're looking to shoot heavy arrows for big game, or lightweight arrows for pronghorn, Sirius Archery has an arrow to fit your hunting style.  

Connor and Camron dive deep into the custom-built arrow process that Sirius Archery utilizes and you'll enjoy learning that Sirius Archery offers a lifetime warranty on their custom-built arrows! You won't find these arrows in your local sporting goods store. Sirius Archery is a direct-to-consumer company with several online tools and calculators to help you choose the perfect arrow for your archery set-up.  

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

On Today's show with GunBroker we're joined by John Radzwilla.

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           - Print in a Digital World

           - Musicians and Celebrities

           - Gun Rights

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           - New Firearms and Old Favorites

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One thing that makes Oklahoma so unique is its wide variety of game animals. This week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast, John talks with Keith Hagen of Southern Plains Taxidermy about hunting Oklahoma mule deer. Keith grew up hunting whitetails like most of us, but after spending some time chasing mule deer in western Oklahoma and Texas, they have become a huge part of his yearly hunting routine. Keith strictly hunts mule deer with a bow, making it all the more challenging.

Keith and John go over some of the differences in mule deer behavior, and the differences in hunting them versus whitetails. Keith talks about his equipment and what he thinks is important for specifically hunting Oklahoma mule deer as opposed to states further west. Keith also uses his experience as a taxidermist to give some pointers on field care for your trophy if you plan to get it mounted, and some good and bad strategies for getting your animal out in the sandy brush country of the Oklahoma Panhandle.

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On today’s show Sponsored by GunBroker.com Brad, Jacob, and Dan talk about turkeys, trapping, and upcoming plans for a fishing trip!

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·         Jacob talks this year’s NWTF Convention

·         Calls in the NWTF Turkey Call contest

·         The crew talks about planning a fishing trip, and possibly hunting turkeys!

·         Derrick talks trapping muskrats for a population study

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

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This week's episode on Michigan Wild is with David (DJ) Riley. David is the co-host of The Fall Podcast with Arron Bleise and he loves chasing whitetails with his bow. Even though David and Nate both love targeting big mature whitetails they explain how they are more than just big buck killers. Not being complacent and striving to become better bowhunters transitions to hunting higher age class deer. However David has an all or nothing approach and realizes how much effort it takes each year. David does find success through scouting, being mobile in the fall, and always being a student of the game. 

Overall a top notch episode with an even better guest! 

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In this episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky is joined by a force to be reckoned with in the mountains of the west. Whether he’s nerding out as a hydrologist with the U.S. Forest Service, hunting, skiing or biking, Josh Boyd will spend over 200 days a year in the backcountry. Josh is a Sitka Big Game Ambassador and another notable passion is his love for writing, which has donned the pages of Bowhunter Magazine, Eastmans’ Bowhunting Journal and Rokslide.com.

As always, Josh begins by telling us his origin bowhunting story. Ricky and Josh then talk about how a bow led to their connection and conversation, and then on to his profession, which is also a passion. Naturally as a writer, Josh finishes by telling a great story of his past Elk hunting season.

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It's the offseason, that means planning, scouting, and habitat improvement for next deer season! In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer Podcast, Josh and the Whitetail Partners crew break down a recent design of a 200 acre hunting property. Enjoy!

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan and Tony share how they are handling their midlife crisis. The guys talk about their concerns for the future of hunting access for their children, their struggles with alcohol, and their happy marriages. After a hefty BS session, the guys actually talk about deer hunting. Topics include: winter scouting, gaining access to new properties, and just about every topic surrounding big bucks. Another fun episode with Tony, you may not learn much, but you will relate.

Hailing from the Georgia, Casey consistently targets and kills mature bucks in Georgia and South Carolina. We discuss tactics to identify high traffic buck areas and the challenges of bow hunting both public & private land in the South. Thanks for listening.

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Todd Snader of Pure Archery Group about their new gear for 2024. Pure Archery Group includes popular brands like Bowtech, Dimond Archery, Tight Spot, Black & Gold, and the newly rebranded Ripcord. This is a simple and informative podcast that covers new bows, archery accessories, and even a little industry insight. Enjoy and share!

On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re at SHOT Show joined by the one and only Tim Kennedy! Brad dives into Tim Kennedy’s group Save Our Allies, which began with Afghanistan, after he was asked to go rescue people. Tim goes in depth on how Save Our Allies came to be, what their mission is, and how large it has scaled since its inception. If you want to learn more history on how this came to be, you can check out Save Our Allies cofounder Chad Robichaux's book, "Saving Aziz." If you want to hear Tim’s whole rundown on what he and others do through Save Our Allies to rescue Americans and their allies in areas that are experiencing humanitarian crises, make sure to tune in to this episode Presented by Gunbroker.com. Next up, Logan dives into the equipment Tim uses on some of his loadouts when he carries on his missions. Tim gives us a rundown of the different loadouts he uses in different scenarios. From dinner with his wife to running missions overseas he lays out what items he uses depending on what scenario he catches himself in. You will not want to miss his rundown and hearing his mindset on how he approaches each one of these scenarios. Closing out, Brad asks Tim what other stuff he is into these days. One of the major things he has taken his time is the school he opened, and trying to abolish the Department of Education. He also has launched an online mentorship program called Apogee Strong. Apogee Strong has absolutely skyrocketed with students, parents, and more signing up. In 2024, they are on schedule to have 51 schools opened this school year. They launched just two years ago and it has absolutely skyrocketed in popularity. Logan closes us out with an impossible question for Tim to answer, what is the one gun he’s looking forward to getting here soon? You definitely need to check out Tim’s wish list. The show launches every Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Brady Lene about what it takes to harvest big mule deer in South Dakota’s Badlands.

Brady Lene is a diehard hunter that lives in South Dakota. His military career has allowed him to experience many different states and the game that each offers but it wasn’t until he got stationed in South Dakota that he truly felt home. Since moving, Brady has picked up hunting antelope, whitetail, mule deer and even Black Hills turkey. This episode is filled with stories, tactics and Dan asks a lot of questions about hunting mule deer with a bow as they plan Dan’s first archery mule deer hunt this fall.

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We’re back!!! After a few weeks away, the guys were able to get together and get you this highly informative show. The show this week is with Mike Tonkovich and Clint Mccoy of ODW to discuss the results of the 2023-2024 Deer season. Some good numbers, and perhaps some concerning numbers along the way, but the guys talk the biology of managing the deer heard in Ohio into the future. Paul spent the past week at the NWTF convention and we will have a full recap of that in the upcoming weeks. Andrew’s life is running full speed ahead and somedays it feels like its headed straight towards an iceberg. But they are doing their best to get information out to you that is relevant and timely! Sheds are dropping and right now is a great time for winter scouting if you an get out into the woods. Have a great week!

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As you plan your out of state hunts for this upcoming fall, what type of hunting partner do you have? Are they a BIG hunt partner or a little hunt partner? What are your S.M.A.R.T. objectives for your out of state hunt and how does your objective align to your hunting partners objective? Or, do they align at all? In this episode, Jacob offers a series of questions to help you determine if they are BIG hunt or little hunt partners.

This week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman is quite a bit different from normal.  Mitch rides solo and just talks about life during the winter months.  To cut it truthfully, February sucks.  Not a lot is happening if you're a deer hunter, and the reality is most of us do not have the ability to devote a lot of time to hunting, considering the months of neglect other things in life get while hunting season goes throughout fall.  

Most shows are doing a great job of keeping the fire lit for the upcoming season.  Mitch envies them, because for many it's everything we have to keep scraping by sanely this time of year!   Mitch reflects on how the Pennsylvania Woodsman began, and discusses the difficulty and frustration experienced along the way.  That begs the question, why is it here and where is it going?  Don't worry, this episode isn't all doom and gloom.  Just the reality that sometimes things get hard!  So if February has been tough on you, you're not alone.  

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In this episode, Jeremy and Ryan dive into their excitement for the upcoming spring and the array of outdoor activities it brings. The conversation takes an intriguing turn as they delve into Ryan's involvement with Bow Hunter Die and his firsthand experiences at the Lancaster Archery Meet. Ryan recounts the thrill of his early buck kill and the subsequent impact it had on his post-season pursuits.

Jeremy also shares his own buck kill story, providing listeners with insights into the decision-making process behind it. The duo then reflects on Ryan's unique rodeo experience with the buck, adding an entertaining twist to their hunting narratives. Throughout the episode, the hosts explore their hunting strategies, drawing on their experiences in both Pennsylvania and Kansas.

Ryan opens up about facing a buckless drought in Pennsylvania, highlighting the challenges before ultimately finding success in Kansas. The hosts touch upon the advantages of self-filming hunts, expressing the joy of sharing these moments with family. Ryan emphasizes the educational value embedded in filming hunts, underscoring the importance of learning from missed opportunities.

The conversation takes a turn towards the planning and scouting process for out-of-state hunts, offering valuable insights into Ryan's inaugural trip to Missouri.

Listeners are treated to a well-rounded discussion that not only captures the essence of spring anticipation and outdoor pursuits but also delves into the intricacies of hunting experiences, providing both seasoned hunters and newcomers with valuable insights and entertainment.

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan shares his thoughts on recent trail camera data and the impact mock scrapes have for next seasons strategy. Dan kicks off the episode by talking about how excited he was to go shed hunting with his daughter and how excited she was to find her first shed that led to a match set. Dan continues the episode discussing what he learned after checking a couple trailcameras that were placed over mock scrapes and the impact it will have on his tree selection strategy for next archery season. Dan talks about getting a mock scrape within shooting range of all of his historic rut funnel treestands and saddle set ups. Another awesome episode where the discussion revolves around getting closer to your target buck. Enjoy and share!

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On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re at SHOT Show joined by Kevin Reese of Pulsar and Jeff Murray from Sightmark. We open the episode diving into thermal optics and the explosion in the outdoor scene over the last few years. A huge push came from predator hunting videos skyrocketing in popularity on YouTube, Instagram, and other venues. Predator and hog hunting gave outdoorsmen a way to utilize their year long hunting leases by giving hunters something to do during the off-season plus a way to keep the predator population in control. Make sure to tune into this episode presented by GunBroker.com to hear all about thermal optics from the view of Kevin and Jeff!

Closing out we dive into how much thermal optics have changed over the years. It wasn’t that long ago when thermal optics used to weigh more than your firearm did. Today’s thermal technology has shrunk dramatically which allows thermal hunters to be way more mobile than in days past. We discuss the difference between digital night vision and thermal, with Kevin’s opinion that almost everyone who tries thermal never wants to go back! While thermal and night vision alone are not cheap to get into, one of the good things is most of the optics if you invest in a good product truly do hold their value for when you want to upgrade in the future. Logan asks the guys their favorite thermal optic, the guys give the run-down of their favorite and why exactly they like it, you don’t want to miss this!

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Although the calendar may not reflect Spring being close, the forecast certainly does and for many anglers that means one thing:  Walleyes! This week, Pierce sits down with Southeastern Wisconsin native, and avid walleye angler, Bryce Becker to talk about everything you need to know to target these famously finicky fish!

Bryce grew up in Waukesha County and has been targeting walleye with his grandfather for about as long as he can remember. Throughout that time, he honed and perfected his tactics to consistently catch these low-light "gravel snakes" everywhere from his local rivers in the southern part of the state, clear on up to the famous lakes of the Northwoods. In this episode, Bryce breaks down how walleyes see, when they are most active, what they feed on, the best habitat and conditions for targeting these fish, and so much more! Whether you're a lifelong walleye angler like Bryce or a total walleye novice like Pierce, you're going to learn something in this episode to help get you on fish this spring!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Matt Ross (National Deer Alliance) discuss what we can do to better our landscapes and considerations for improving deer health into the winter months. Matt discusses his history at Quality Deer Management and the NDA, his background and land management strategies that support our deer herds. Matt discusses factors that land managers can control and what is most critical this time of year.  Matt focuses on food sources in the summer and fall to support our deer through the winter.

Matt explains deer biology and what is essential to support deer health leading up to winter months. Matt discusses deer’s metabolic state and what behavior changes happen through the winter months. Matt explains a misnomer that most are unfamiliar with as it pertains to a deer’s diet. Matt discusses weight loss and how deer sustain themselves through the hardest months of the year.

Matt provides explanations on how to techniques to measure deer health with evaluating fat content to determine current body condition. Matt and Jon discuss winter severity and impacts on the deer, and how to measure this on your landscape. Jon provides an explanation of how he attacks the winter improvement to support deer and what calculation he uses to evaluate deer numbers and impact on the landscape.

Matt and Jon discuss food preferences in the winter. Matt details specific plants and provides a rule to help support/ensure that your deer meet the baseline diet, and what we can do to increase the gains in the summer months. Matt and Jon discuss what foods, trees and shrubs deer prefer in the winter months. Matt discusses natural ecology and the examples of techniques you can use to benefit your deer and the resultant landscape. Matt and Jon discuss deer fecal matter, and explain methods of how to use pellet counts to measure deer and the volume of fecal matter. Matt and Jon talk about what plants deer should not be eating and plants that are indicators of poor-quality habitat.

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We have one heck of a treat this week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast.  The guys have an epic "tales of the chase" episode with none other than Big Al Morris about a lifelong dream he fulfilled recently taking down his first wolf.  The show starts out with a turn straight out of left field where Al talks about calling in an alligator.  Then we get into the awesome wolf story.  Al is such an awesome story teller and we feel lucky to have heard this story first hand.  Enjoy the show!

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian talks with Hunter Foultner about stacking coyotes up with thermal optics!

Hunter is an avid outdoorsmen from Washington and is having an incredibly coyote season so far this year with nearly 100 coyotes on the ground so far! Hunter shares how they run setups, their calling strategies and how many different sets they will hit each night. Brian and Hunter also talk about some ideas for using the fur, and how to start cracking down on the coyotes on the BAK40 farm. Click the links below to check out more of Hunter’s content.

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Weston Shrank from Trophyline to discuss their newly released Hyperlite climbing sticks and saddle platform.  This 6.5-pound mobile hunting system is built from Magnite, a new material for the mobile hunting industry that is 33% lighter, 110% harder, and 22% stronger than high-grade aluminum used in most saddle platforms.  

Weston and Camron dive deep into the newly released Hyperlite series and you'll pick up a few saddle-hunting tips and techniques along the way.  Be sure to stick around to the end because Trophline has offered listeners of the podcast a chance to win their Covert Lite 2.0 Saddle Kit.  For more information on how to get entered, head over to HuntingGearDeals.com to learn more.

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This week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast, John takes some time to cover a wide variety of topics that have been on his mind. First up are a few exciting events coming up that any outdoor enthusiast should be attending. After that, John digs into the 2023-24 deer harvest numbers published by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservations, and a new thought he has on why this deer season seemed a little odd. John also discusses some turkey harvest numbers and why he is optimistic about this upcoming spring season.

After nerding out on some numbers, John goes over a recent news article he came across about how wild hogs may be good for the environment. While hogs have their place, John is afraid this particular article had a hidden agenda in its midst. To round things off John touches on a few other topics like using forestry mulchers on hunting properties, preference points, and planning ahead for this upcoming hunting season. 

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Today’s show opens up with a trivia question from Dan. A trivia question that stumped everyone on Jeopardy during Dan's nightly ritual of watching, he couldn't wait to ask the group to see if they would get it correct. Listen in to see if you know the answer! We talk music, trivia, and a whole host of things out the get go. We then dive into Jacob’s recent weekend out doing some fishing. He went fly fishing over the weekend at Otter Creek and they were the first ones at the parking lot! He was absolutely teeming with excitement ready for the first nice temperature day out on the water. The fishing was a bit slow all day but they did have some success and enjoyed the warmer temps during the day. Listen in to this episode Sponsored by GunBroker.com to hear all about his time out fishing!

Closing out we talk turkey hunting public land. We discuss safety and how you should wear a safety orange walking in and out while on public land. It’s most definitely not a good idea to keep a turkey fan on your back while walking across public lands! Brad talks about recent years hunting a private stretch he has, he’s hoping this season has a little more success than years past. We talk about new and "interesting" tactics for using turkey decoys, from suspended in air on poles, to reeling a decoy in with fishing line, this crew is filled with some unique ideas for this season. Tune in to this episode and you may just find yourself a new tactic for using a turkey decoy this spring.

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In this episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky has a bonfire chat with photographer Paul Vincent. Paul took the photos for Vapor Trails 2020 Inside Archery cover story. Paul is an adult onset hunter and mostly bow hunts. The conversation quickly dives into his last hunting season success and the relationships that are developed from the long standing pastime. 

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The Local Legend or the World's Worst Bowhunter Adam Miller joined Michigan Wild this week. Adam and Nate had a great conversation going over Adam's season, some mobile hunting gear, how the World's Worst Bowhunter came to be and why he insists on hunting with his trad bow for Michigan's gun opener.

 Adam did end up finding success this season in Kansas and in typical fashion for Adam it was a rodeo and got a little western. Since Adam is very involved in mobile hunting gear, Nate took the opportunity to ask him for some insight on some products. It's a great time to be in the market for gear because there are a plethora of options out there. Overall a great episode with lots of laughs and funny stories and some flat out bad luck. 

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On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re at SHOT Show joined by Louie Tuminaro, aka The Gunfather. Starting out Logan dives into the background of Louie’s restoration business, which you can see in episodes of the Outdoor Channel series, The Gunfather. Starting out on his show, Louie did a ton of Colt restorations, enough to the point that it caught the attention of Colt which has led them to being an Authorized Colt Service and Restoration Center! Louie gives us a rundown of what exactly they do under “restoration,” his biggest priority is doing the right service for people even if that means turning down a restoration on a beautiful firearm because it would be better suited left in the condition sent to him. Make sure to listen in to this episode Presented by GunBroker.com to hear all about Louie and The Gunfather: Restorations!

Next up, Louie dives into the process of restoring a gun to right-off-the-line, brand new condition! He covers the entire process from sanding in the right direction, to sourcing the parts that takes the firearm back to day one condition. We have a discussion on where he sources parts, why he sources the original parts, and how much of a difference it makes doing a complete date period restoration. We discuss the values of firearms such as the Colt 1911 in different states, including modified and completely restored. You may be surprised at just how much the values vary depending on what state the firearm is in at the time. Louie nails the values directly on the head with how they differ from one to the other.

Closing out, we discuss using laser engraving during restoration. Logan cringed a bit when he first saw a laser engraver going on a firearm restoration, however Louie discusses how his business uses them versus using roll marks to restore the firearm. Louie emphasizes how he and his business really pour their all into the restorations they do, with the customer’s happiness being the absolute end goal. This is not an episode you’re going to want to miss!

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On this episode of Huntavore, Nick is joined by James Zandstra of The Fair Chase Podcast.
This past fall, James went on an epic adventure, hunting a Moose in BC, Canada. On top of
that, determined to bring the whole moose back to his own freezer here in Michigan, all by
driving. While finding and shooting the moose was one way up the mountain, getting the prize
back home is the way down. If you are thinking about a bountiful long distance meat hunt, then
this is the episode for you. Lots of heavy hauling on this episode of Huntavore.
James shares his experience of hunting moose in British Columbia. He discusses the
preparations he made for the hunting season and the planning involved in going on a moose
hunt. James also talks about the challenges of transporting the moose meat back home and the
process of processing the moose. He shares an exciting encounter with a grizzly bear and
reflects on the overall hunt. James concludes by recommending future hunts and the joy of
sharing the moose meat with others. James discusses his experience making sausage from
deer meat and shares his recipe. He also talks about his love for charcuterie and recalls a
memorable podcast episode with a charcuterie board. James then mentions his involvement in
creating hunting memes and his use of a recurve bow.
Takeaways: Proper planning and preparation are essential for a successful hunting season.
Transporting and processing the meat after a hunt can be challenging but rewarding.
Encounters with wildlife, such as grizzly bears, add excitement and adventure to the hunting
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hunt. Making sausage from wild game meat can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience.
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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Nine Finger Chronicles and Sportsmen’s Empire podcast host Dan Johnson about a potential 2024 Alaska hunt.

Dan Johnson is the owner of the Sportsmen’s Empire podcast network. Although he has had the dream of hunting caribou and moose in Alaska since he was a kid, the trip has yet to happen. Dan and Dan sit down to talk about making the hunt happen this fall as they go over the cost and logistics behind a backcountry trip to Alaska. Dan Johnson shares that his number one bucket list hunt is caribou and the two figure out if they can put the pieces in place before September.

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Bryan Broderick of Day Six Gear about a couple new products they have recently released. The guys kick off the episode by talking about Bryan's epic season behind the bow filling all of his tags. Then, Bryan talks about some of his favorite pieces of hunting gear, including a highly recommended pair of boots and the famous whisker biscuit.

The second half of the episode is all about Day Six. He talks about his new double bevel broadheads, new inserts and outserts, and how their arrows are made. This is another fun episode with a tons of great information and product talk. Share and Enjoy!

Hunting public land can be incredibly challenging and rewarding. But, hunting private land offers it's own set of challenges and opportunities. As was discussed in the previous episode, now is the time to start reaching out to land owners to get permission to hunt this upcoming fall. In this episode, Jacob shares a strategy in targeting certain types of farms, and an accompanying tactic that has worked for him and could open some doors for you.

On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by PA hunter Howie Miller.  Howie works his tail off in and out of the field to make the most of his time in the woods.  Howie reflects on the 2023 grind of a season where he played cat and mouse with a dandy buck throughout the fall.  Howie lives in the southern half of the state, but chooses to hunt as much as possible around his camp in the northern portion of PA.  This creates challenges when hunting deer that are not resident to your living quarters.

Howie wrapped his tag around a stud buck during the first week of the Pennsylvania rifle season.  Thrilled to no end, we reflect on the story, successes, and lessons learned throughout a satisfying fall.  Lastly, we discuss a new journey which began late last summer; managing a newly purchased property.  Howie has as much enjoyment working in his own dirt as he does scouting public land.  We discuss the new challenges and goals he has moving forward into the next season.  Thanks for tuning in!

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In this episode, we dive deep into the world of habitat consulting and real estate for hunters with Greg, a seasoned professional who has made a name for himself by helping landowners transform their properties into prime hunting grounds. Greg's expertise extends beyond the conventional role of a realtor, as he actively engages in the design and enhancement of properties to meet the unique goals of his clients, particularly in the pursuit of whitetail deer.

Throughout the conversation, Greg shares his success stories and insights into the art of scouting, emphasizing the importance of considering factors such as timing, pressure, and postseason signs to decipher deer movement patterns. Listeners gain valuable tips on how deer adapt to pressure, often seeking refuge in unexpected areas, showcasing the adaptability of these elusive creatures.

The episode delves into advanced hunting strategies, exploring topics like thermal hubs and buck bedding, with a special focus on the growing trend of thermal hubs in recent years. Greg sheds light on the significance of late October setups and how a well-informed approach to scouting during this period can significantly boost hunting success.

Greg emphasizes the importance of prioritizing principles over tactics, explaining how applying fundamental principles to individual situations yields superior results. The conversation also takes a philosophical turn as Greg encourages hunters to savor the experience, emphasizing the limited opportunities one has in the pursuit of their passion.

This episode is not just a guide to improving hunting skills but also an exploration of the joy and fulfillment found in the pursuit of whitetails, with valuable insights from a seasoned habitat consultant and realtor.

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan interviews upstate New York resident Justin Taylor about the difference between hunting ag ground and big woods deer. Justin explains that hunting big woods bucks is not easy and takes a certain skill set to get within shooting range of a big buck. In northern New York, Justin tells us that 130 class buck is a big deal. Back in the late 1800's homesteaders planted apple trees near their homes, now, when scouting for places to hunt, Justin looks for these old homesteads and the apple trees that remain. The guys also break down big woods deer behavior, how they move through the terrain, and of course food sources.

In the BS portion of this episode, the guys share their thoughts abut the direction we are going with hunting, and how hunting is becoming a pay to play activity. Greed for big horns, and more acres per hunter resulting in over populated public, are causing many of us to struggle finding access for our hunting future. Enjoy and share!

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