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The Ruth Brothers joined Nate on Michigan Wild this week. Jeremiah and Treyton joined Nate in Wyoming for a spring black bear hunt in 2023. It was a great camp and they all three shot bears and have kept in touch since then. Nate dives right in wanting a season update and hearing the story of Treyton's buck. Which leads into the grind of a season Jeremiah had and how he stayed persistent even through harsh conditions. 

The Ruth Brothers also make a point of traveling out of state every year and sometimes multiple states. This past year they had successful bear, turkey, elk and pheasant hunts. Throughout the episode they break each hunt down and share the stories of their success. 

Over a great episode about family getting outside and sharing their passion for the outdoors. They also encourage people to give it a shot and have realistic expectations when they do go. They started small with Turkey hunts and have been hooked ever since. 

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On this "No Foreplay" episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan and Jeremy Dinsmore of the Antler Up podcast discuss early season weather patterns and how they affect deer movement. This discussion revolves around the September and early October timeframe and covers deer behavior in hot temperatures and when cold fronts move in. Within this topic the guys talk about how a heavy precipitation event can turn a regular cold front in to a must hunt scenario. Just another great episode with a bunch of great information and ideas!

John is back this week with another great episode of the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast. This week, John takes a little stroll down memory lane to look back at another amazing year in the great outdoors. From chasing turkeys with a bow in Nebraska to hang and hunts after giant Iowa Whitetails, it was a year he will not soon forget. Though he ended the season with a few tags still in his pocket, John had a great year on his old stomping grounds in Oklahoma. It's hard to complain about a year that involves tagging two mature bucks totalling almost 300 inches of antler.

After a look to the past, John then turns his attention to the future. He has been keeping an upcoming fall hunt a secret for quite some time, but it is now time to let the cat out of the bag. John plans to shift his focus in a slightly different direction in 2024, and a direction he has been pulled in for quite some time. All these plans and more are revealed in this episode so be sure to listen up!

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On this bonus episode of The Western Rookie Podcast, Brian covers some of the most common lessons he has picked up during his western hunts, from research season, to hunting tactics and gear. If you have any lessons you’ve picked up from hunting the west, send an email or DM to have it shared on the podcast!

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan is joined by Nate Thomas of the Missouri Woods & Water podcast to discuss their trip to the Archery Trade Association Trade Show in St. Louis. Nate starts off the show by talking about the new venue and the vibe of the show. Then Nate talks about some of the most interesting products and technology that were showcased. This includes several saddle companies, bow and crossbow accessories, and innovative climbing sticks. Another informative episode you will enjoy!

If you're a deer hunter, you've likely dreamed of buying your very own hunting property. A place where you can have total control over what is done to the property, a place to bring family and friends, a place to kill big bucks, a place to simply call your own. But sometimes, land ownership isn't all it's cracked up to be. The hunting on a given property may fall short of our expectations. We may have forces beyond our control that hamper our enjoyment of the property. Owning ground may prove to be more of a nightmare than a dream. So what should you do to make sure it's your dream that becomes a reality, and not your nightmare?

In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer Podcast, Josh talks with Sam Bilhorn of Whitetail Partners about buying a piece of hunting land. Sam is a habitat consultant and real estate agent in Wisconsin. The guys cover all the ins and outs of finding land that's right for you. 

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On this "No Foreplay" episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, Dan is once again joined by Clint Campbell to discuss the nuances of post season scouting. When comes to scouting a new property once the hunting season is over, it can be a bit overwhelming knowing what to do as far as scouting is concerned. Don't worry, this episode breaks it all down. The guys talk about looking for specific terrain features, the impact of food sources and feed trees, intersecting trails, planning access routes, and how to take advantage of scouting in the snow. Another great episode, full of great information from  two hunters who take bowhunting very seriously.

Every season comes to an end. Right now, deer seasons are closing down around the country. And Josh's season of being host of The Southern Way Hunting Podcast has come to an end so Josh can focus on a few other projects that are demanding his attention. BUT YOU'RE IN GOOD HANDS!!! Mark Haslam of Southeast Whitetail is taking over as host and will do a great job.

In this episode, Josh and Mark have a good discussion about deer hunting over bait, and Josh hands Mark the keys to the kingdom.

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On this episode of Huntavore, Nick is joined by Joseph Jones, the creator of the youtube channel Outdoors in Color. Joseph has gone about capturing his passions for both the outdoors, being a sportsman, and also being a father. Our talk has Joseph getting into why he captures his hunts on video, he replays a recent epic hunt for black bear, and how he enjoys bringing new members into the hunting fraternity. Per usual we end in the kitchen, where he breaks down his shareable meat treat and date night dish. A whole lot of fun on this episode of Huntavore.

Joseph Jones resides in North Carolina. He is in a great spot to be an outdoorsman. Literally a couple hours from the mountains, or a couple hours in the other direction to the ocean. Joe talks about his achievements in 2023. One he’s really proud of, is his oldest son getting his first unassisted deer. Being taught by his father, and now passing his knowledge to his boys is pretty cool. His channel reflects that feeling as well. Outdoors in Color is partially about he and his kids, sharing memories and at the same time, showing how accessible hunting can be. Going on the cheap, with big box store gear is still a great way to get out there. Joe is a real champion of being able to get started on their first adventures. He makes it a goal to meet new people and take them hunting, and at the sametime, go out on a limb himself and seek people who will take him on new adventures. His recent fall adventure was going on a black bear hunt, where he ends up 5 yards from the Bear, in thick reeds! We finish out talking about how jerky is his go-to meat treat to share, and braised shanks for date night.

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On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re in Fort Smith, Arkansas, at the Walther headquarters talking about new and upcoming products to look forward to from Walther Firearms. We start out talking about the Walther PDP, the PDP was built as a performance duty pistol. Walther set out to fix every complaint possible from user feedback on the PPQ to make the PDP a robust duty and competitive firearm. Cody from Walther talks about their approach to launching the PDP, instead of a slow rollout Walther launched five different models of the PDP at one time with multiple build options for each. This resulted in the PDP being the most successful launch for Walther. Tune in to this episode sponsored by GunBroker.com to hear all about the Walther PDP.

Next up, we dive into the PDP F-Series. The PDP F-Series was aimed directly at the female customer and law enforcement agents. Engineered completely for women, Walther changed quite a few things to make the ergonomics better for the female shooter. Reduced trigger reach, reduced slide force, and reduced grip circumference really made the F-Series a perfect option for the female shooter. Walther struck gold with the F-Series with the 3.5” version being one of their top sellers this past year. Listen in to hear all about the process of how the PDP F-Series came to be!

Closing out, we talk about the powerhouse of manufacturing Walther headquarters here is in the U.S. While the German heritage is still extremely important to Walther, they realize how important it is to have manufacturing here in the states to allow for products to reach consumers in a timelier manner. Dan speaks high praise of the manufacturing process that he watched while touring the Walther facility. Allen chimed in about how he was surprised to see the finishing being done in- house, which really gives Walther start-to-finish, complete oversight of the quality control that goes out the door to consumers. Allen closes it out with a rundown of some of the Walther firearms that he’s seen lately on GunBroker.com!

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This week the guys are back at it from the heart of central Ohio, feeling like we are all at the North Pole. Cooooooold. The year is plugging right along, as they sit down to talk with Zach Johns. Zach took down “double D” this fall, a double drop tined white tail buck that was a monster. Zach gives us the run down of his hunt and all that it took to bring down this brute. Paul and Andrew go through some local news, muzzle loader reports, trapping research in Ohio, Ohio BHA Pint Night, discussion from Colorado, and more. The guys spent last week at ATA, and they will get you a full recap soon. Keep up the good work out there, with a few weeks left in deer season, small game, and more. Good luck out in the woods this week!

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with hunting buddy and fellow podcast host Brian Krebs about his 2023 season.

Dan and Brian have been friends since the early days of The Nomadic Outdoorsman when Brian came on as one of TNO’s first podcast sponsors. Since then Dan and Brian have been on 2 different shed hunting trips together and continue to talk about plans for a future big game hunt. In this episode Brian Shares about his less than average year and Dan talks about all the frustrations of 2023 including a final day blood track.
 

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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by founder of Whitetail Landscapes, Jon Teater.  Jon hails from Tully, New York and consults with landowners throughout the country, primarily targeting the northeast.  Jon is extremely detail oriented - more than many consults you may have seen on YouTube or listen to on other podcasts.  This is one of the many things that sets him apart from others within the industry.  His attention to deer habits and their tendencies in terrain and hunting pressure dictate how he improves the layout and habitat of a hunting property.

We discuss many different philosophies of property layout and hunting strategies throughout a property.  We compare some other well known people's consulting strategies and recommendations, and then break down how different doesn't mean it's wrong.  Instead, it is a direct result of the environment and experiences with which that consultant lives and works in.  From here we discuss how Jon approaches cutting a bedding area.  This includes concepts such as "walls of cover" and segmenting deer with diversity.  Even if you are not a private landowner or hunter, there is a lot to unpack in this conversation revolving around mature bucks and how deer relate to their surroundings.  

The annual Archery Trade Association show just wrapped up in St. Louis this weekend. In this episode of Hunt Detail, Jacob shares his first time experience in attending the show and some of the takeaways from the show. Every year, the ATA awards the top 3 new products launched based on design, innovation and ability to meet customer demands. Jacob discusses those products as well as other products that drew his interest.

In this week's episode, I'm joined by archery enthusiast Nate Sellers, owner of Average Jack Archery Shop located in Philipsburg, PA for over a year now. Nate shares insights into his journey, discussing the products he found interesting in the hunting and archery industry over the past year. We dive into his ideal arrow weight setup, broadhead selection, and his experiences testing a wide variety of them.

Nate also recounts the thrilling moment of killing his best PA buck on his wife's first saddle hunting trip, adding a personal touch to his hunting adventures. We explore his upcoming plans for the indoor archery season and unravel the story of when things finally clicked for Nate, giving him the confidence in his shooting.

The conversation delves into valuable topics such as dealing with target panic, sources of inspiration in the archery community, and Nate's process for preparing for both competitive shooting and hunting. We emphasize the importance of challenging oneself in archery shoots and discuss Nate's transition from teaching to working full-time at Huntworth, where he expresses his love for the gear.

Join us as Nate shares his passion for archery, his experiences, and the lessons learned along the way. Whether you're an archery enthusiast or someone looking for inspiration in the hunting community, this episode is packed with insights. Stay tuned, stay safe, and Antler Up!

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles "No Foreplay" series, Dan is joined by Troy Pottenger to discuss how pressure affects deer movement, especially older bucks. Troy explains the different types of pressure deer are exposed to throughout the year and how they react to it, what happens after a buck is bumped, soft bumps vs. hard bumps, and how deer react to apex predators. Then, Troy shares the strategy he uses to hunt these pressured deer including multiple talking points about access routes.. Although this is a short episode, it is packed with a ton of great information. Enjoy and share!

Deer season is in the rearview and many of us have cabin fever which means it's a great time to try something new! This week we have a first for The Wisconsin Sportsman as we talk all things predator hunting with host of The Predator Podcast, Drew Schliem.

Drew has been hunting for about as long as he can remember, but he really caught the coyote hunting bug in high school and has been piling them up ever since. In this episode, Pierce & Drew talk about the evolution of predator hunting, what song dogs are doing, where to find them, how they use terrain, how to call them in, technological advancements in predator hunting, how Drew filled his bobcat tag this past season and so much more! Be sure to go check out The Predator Podcast, which can be found wherever you get your podcasts, and follow along with Drew's adventures @predatorpodcast_drew on Instagram or Facebook.

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian talks with Ian Radcliffe on beginning to hunt the west after years of chasing whitetails!

Ian is a part of Project Whitetail – a group of friends that are die hard whitetail hunters and love sharing their hunts with their followers. Ian and his team are starting to get into Western Hunting and have done a handful of hunts so far. Brian and Ian talk about the challenges of taking on the west for the first time and some of the things Ian has learned so far, as well as the things he wished he would have known ahead of time! Click the links below to check out more from Project Whitetail.

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Colin Koskinen (Legendary Habitat) discuss  hunting season and complications that exist when hunting highly pressured ground. Colin details his soils, tree species and vegetation types that are in Michigan and how he breaks down this property. Colin explains mapping land and where big bucks exist. Colin discusses the benefit of succession and the combination of old field and young forest settings.

Colin discusses holding deer on small properties, busting through a buck age class ceiling, and working with neighbors and other hunters to be more successful. Colin explains his approach to tying hunting pressure to habitat improvements. Colin discusses buck and general deer bedding locations and how they use terrain features to advantage themselves. Colin explains the benefits of terrain and Jon explains how terrain can establish interest, bedding and movement.

Colin explains the importance of travel corridors and the significance of connecting deer in one location from the other. Colin discusses how to cut and add improvements in travel corridors to ensure deer are more resident and able to socialize and allow for better hunting opportunities. Colin discusses goals for his small property and how that aligns with each feature he is trying to amplify for interest and movement.

Colin explains how to build layers into a hunting property and what plant he uses to establish ideal conditions for deer to use and travel in preferred areas. Jon and Colin discuss water resources, vernal pools, natural springs, and the benefits of these areas on properties. Colin discusses non-native plants in wet areas and options to consider to remove these plants (i.e. reed canary grass). Colin and Jon discuss replacement plants for non-natives for higher deer interest.   Colin discusses bedding and stacking deer across a property to increase the hunting opportunities.

Colin discusses walls of cover for deer, hinge cutting and an example of how to apply walls of cover for hunting reasons. Colin explains how to cut walls in bedding areas versus locations around bedding areas.  Colin and Jon explain buying land, deficiencies on hunting properties and how to be smart with your buying decisions. Jon discusses picking a consultant and a good process to find someone you can work with best.

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The Missouri Woods & Water Podcast this week features an awesome Tales of the Chase episode with friend of the show Greg Glesinger.  Greg is one of the hosts of Huntworx and an avid bowhunter.  One of the things that makes Greg such a successful hunter is the amount of thought and work he puts into his properties in the offseason.  The story of Ranger is one in which Greg made some big changes to his property in order to help his chances of taking down the 7-8 year old Iowa giant.  We talk with Greg about the entire story and what it takes to bring down a true mature whitetail.  Thanks for listening!

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Today’s show opens up with Derek telling an interesting story about his grandfather’s bass tracker boat. After his grandfather’s passing his uncle ended up with his boat in Maryland. Fast forward a few years later and a movie studio was looking for this exact type of boat for their movie! You won’t believe what movie it is, make sure to listen to this episode Sponsored by GunBroker.com to hear what movie the boat ended up in!

Up next Brayden dives into his recent weekend hunting. Thinking his season was over the weekend before he ended up being free for one more go at it. Armed with a crossbow in hand, which he definitely checked to make sure it’s set this time after his previous trip with the bow. He set out and found a nice tree to sit by for his hunt. He apparently was in squirrel city, every direction he looked it was squirrel, squirrel, squirrel! Brayden waited for a while and eventually had a couple deer swing through by him. Tune in to hear what happened while he was on this hunt. 

Closing out Derek talks about his hunt in Ohio for ducks. They drove up to hunt some public land timber, but an unfortunate timing of a massive cold front made these hunting plans difficult. A quick pivot had to happen so they headed to some private dry hunting to chase after some geese. They had decent numbers in the area but ended up just having to run traffic.

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Brian Broderick joined Michigan Wild this week. Brian is the owner of Day Six Gear and in this episode Nate and him talk about the start up of Day Six, why Day SIx is different from other arrow manufacturers, the Dragonfly knife and why Brian made it, and some insight on his broadheads along with his take on single bevel broadheads. 

Brian feels his arrows stand apart because of the overall system starting with the broadhead and the components. It is a sum of all the parts and setting forth with the correct mindset within Day Six that has helped create a structurally sound arrow that performs consistently. Brian also dives into the story with the new knife that has recently become available and the story to go along with it. The Dragonfly knife is a first of its kind and was made because Brian felt there was a need for it, not only for himself but for other fellow outdoorsmen as well. 

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On this episode, Jeremy Dinsmore of the Antler Up podcast is back on the show to talk with Dan about how antlerless deer tags are allocated. Jeremy lives in Pennsylvania and expresses how complicated it is get these tags. On the other hand, Dan is very happy with how doe tags are issued in his home state of Iowa. Other topics of conversation include, the dates certain tags are issues, how many you can buy at one time, hunting and fishing combo licenses, and habitat stamps. Another awesome episode, where we skip the BS and get right in to the good stuff. Thanks for following along! Tell your friends!

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On second episode of the "No Foreplay" series on the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by Clint Campbell of the Truth From The Stand podcast to talk all about poaching. The guys discuss if the rules and regulation in their states are up to their liking, if the punishment of wild game violations are harsh enough, and whether or not those who make their living in the hunting industry should receive harsher punishments for poaching. Tons of great conservation about a topic that happens more than we would like to admit. Poachers SUCK!

In this episode of The Southern Way Hunting Podcast, Josh talks with Mark Haslam of Southeast Whitetail about southern hunting & hunting culture. The guys also share some BIG NEWS about a few changes coming for The Southern Way Podcast. Enjoy!

On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan sits down with his wife Samantha Mathews to discuss what his 2024 hunting season is going to look like.

Dan and Sam are about to celebrate their 10 year anniversary and every year throughout their marriage has looked different from the last. This episode is filled with laughs as the couple discusses brownie points, budget and time away from the family. Dan and Sam work together from home on their social media pages as well as podcasts. Although they don’t have a traditional home/work dynamic, planning time away from the family can still be challenging.

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On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re exploring the history of Walther Firearms. We start all the way back at the beginning with a nice history lesson on how Walther came to be. We discuss Walther’s history in Germany, the firearms that Walther started with, and the opening of the United States location. We discuss the WA 2000, which is a super cool gun that Walther still gets questioned about today and why they still don't make it. It was a crazy-hard gun to make, but due to popularity in video games it has a pretty big cult following. We also talk about the Walther P38 and what it means for the history of Walther. Designed during WWII to replace the Luger P08 that was expensive to produce, the P38 skyrocketed into popularity. Arguably the most iconic gun Walther made besides the PPK, the P38 is easily recognizable in firearms history.

Closing out we talk about ergonomics and how Walther really kick started the importance of it when they launched the P99. Cody tells us about an amazing example of a P99, the Walther P99 La Chase Deluxe Special Edition. An absolute beautiful example of a P99, it was an awesome example of taking a polymer framed gun and upping the quality to the next level. The P99 is in the “Final Edition” phase now, this year will be the last year for the P99 so make sure to head over to GunBroker.com to pick one up today!

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As we close the '23 deer season everything is still fresh in our minds.  It's difficult not to begin planning our trips and goals for the 2024 season right now!  Regardless of whether we accomplished our goals or have room for improvement until next year, thorough planning prepares the way for success.  This week on the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch chats with good friend Andrew Muntz from the O2 podcast.  The boys reflect on their 2023 deer season, including Muntz's Drummond Island buck and his trip over to PA deer camp with Mitch (spoiler alert- he missed a buck!).

The conversation goes from 2023 reflection into 2024 planning - and becomes more of a counseling session for Mitch than a series of detailed strategies.  The guys discuss their attempts to resolve personal conflicts such as: enjoying peaceful time in the field, not allowing inches of antler to gauge a season, valuing time with friends and family, prioritizing family and responsibility over deer hunting, and much more.  Mitch is battling the path to take for his next hunting goal - how can you be successful with limited time?  It might not be the sexiest deer hunting conversation, but it sure is as real as it gets and comes from the heart.  

Good news! There are a lot options for hunters that want to get more mobile...and most of what you want can be purchased "direct to consumer". Bad news! The sheer volume of information can be overwhelming...and it's difficult to know where to start or what exactly you want or don't want in a saddle. Sure, there are guys doing reviews on one saddle at a time or even a couple...but what about the broader product category? On this episode, Jacob does a high level walkthrough of his findings as he virtually examined 14 different saddles from 14 different saddle companies. Examining the pricing, design, features, and components of the "signature" saddle from each of the these companies allowed him to learn what he might purchase as his own upgrade.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan has a very interesting conversation with Aaron Warbritton of the @TheHuntingPublic about the direction of hunting in North America. The guys discuss topics like hunting access on private and public land, trophy hunting, trail cameras and crossbows, and the overall hunting culture in the US. The two hash out the positives and negatives we are all dealing with every season as hunters. Sometimes it takes difficult conversations with each other in order to understand the the direction we move in out live. Excellent episode, check it out!

It's a new year! Whether you're a new year's resolutioner or not, this is a time that most people are taking inventory and looking ahead at what they hope to accomplish in the next twelve months. For outdoorsmen and women, that often involves making plans to take a hunting/fishing trip or two, which can turn into quite the task if you don't have some practice. 

In this episode, Pierce and Josh take a deep dive into their planning processes and unpack what all goes on behind the scenes that might not make it into the episodes you all hear. The guys talk about how they choose what kind of a hunt they want, how they pick locations to avoid crowds, taking care of the people around you, what their goals are for 2024, and so much more!

Special shoutout to listener, Jason, for reaching out to suggest this episode topic! If you've got questions you want answered, shoot us a message or respond to the Polls highlight on our Instagram.

In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Jacob Newton (Hillside Farms) discuss farming operations and integration of livestock. Jacob does not use any synthetic fertilizer and is able to develop healthy livestock, crops, and soils. Jacob explains his farm setup and management on how to integrate cows on the landscape and how to increase pasture quality on the farm.

Jacob goes through his rotation process and answers the question how often to move cattle to ensure areas are not overgrazed, and how introducing cattle benefits our soil and soil health. Jack goes through the process of explaining how to measure ingestion and amount of food on the landscape. Jon explains observations and techniques for evaluating manure and its benefit on the landscape. Jacob explains how quickly cow manure is consumed by insects and what indicates quality crops in his operations. Jacob and Jon discuss flies on the farm and options to reduce the impact of flies on animals and humans.

Jacob breaks down the physiology of cattle and Jon compares the physical assessment to deer and how to evaluate a deer’s health by looking at certain aspects of deer. Jacob discusses chickens and turkeys on the landscape and how to increase fertility in pastures and introduce livestock to poor soil areas and how quickly there is a positive impact to pasture land when adding animals. Jacob explains that in just a few years poor ground and be changed into superb crop production.

Jacob and Jon discuss adding chickens into the forested land and how to integrate animals into the interior of forested areas to increase fertility. Jon discusses a project that he worked on where they added pigs and Jacob explains the general goals of adding pigs and the related benefits. Jacob explains the forest type and the method to add pigs into the landscape and what not to do when adding pigs.

Jacob explains the timeline of grazing animals, supplemental feed, and ensuring cattle are not pugging pasture ground. Jacob discusses building composts. Jon explains ideas of how to introduce compost and bale grazing into the forest setting and reducing the amount of vegetation and increasing soil fertility.

Jacob and Jon discuss building a property around deer hunting and livestock operations. Jon discusses agroforestry and how layouts can be integrated into designs.  Jacob discusses new projects on his farm that surround silvopasture that will benefit the land and animal’s long term. Jacob explains the importance of biodiversity and how his business works with consumers to improve knowledge and interest in better food and health.

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian With good friend and previous Co-Host Dan Mathews about plans for the 2024 Season

Dan is the host of the Nomadic Outdoorsman Podcast and previous Co-Host of the Western Rookie Podcast. Brian and Dan have been friends for years now, and have gone on multiple shed hunts together. Dan and Brian catch up from the last season, and talk about new plans for the 2024 season. Dan shares updates to his Elk Hunting plans, Shed hunting with good friend Stephen Walker, and what might be in store for Alaska plans in the coming years! Click the links below to check out more content from Dan

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we get the chance to talk with Adam Brune of Alps Brands. In this show, we chat with Adam about his background in the outdoor world and the story behind Alps at its beginning. One awesome thing about this Missouri based company is that they are very active in helping get kids and people in the outdoors. They are also always big supporters of events and other programs that help in hunter recruitment. It's great to have a company in the hunting space that truly cares about keeping hunting and outdoors alive and well. Thanks for listening!

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Today’s show opens up with Brad diving into his recent ground hunting adventures. He saw 8 deer in a couple hours but unfortunately most of them were outside of bow range. The odd thing is the two small bucks were fighting in January, which is definitely odd for this part of the country! He thought about making a stalk on them while they were tied up but decided not to make the push. The deer are showing back up to the property now but very sporadically, with the season winding down he’s on the clock to put a deer on the ground this season. We then swap over to Brayden who tells us all about an interesting deer trip. He went back to a stand where he killed a couple deer earlier this season. With an injured shoulder he decided to use Phil’s crossbow to make this bow hunt a little easier for him. With a very deery morning deer activity was almost assured. Mid-morning a nice buck shows up and starts coming his way, make sure to listen in to this episode Sponsored by GunBroker.com to hear what happens with this buck!

Closing out we go over the unlucky breaks we’ve all had this year. While a few of us have redeemed ourselves over bad shots we’re quickly running out of time for the rest of us to put a deer on the ground before the season is over! Make sure to listen in to the next few weeks to see what happens with the crew and if we manage to get a few more deer on the ground!

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Hey everyone, welcome to episode 207 of the Antler Up Podcast!

On this week's episode I was joined by Michigan native Wade Childs! Wade was on the podcast about a year ago and shared some fun hunting stories as well as his method to in season scouting.  For this episode we catch up on some current happenings for Wade in the whitetail woods.  Wade shares a unique success story as well as some extremely close encounters that where I know someone listening has experienced a time or two. Hear how Wade traveled to multiple states to have some crazy encounters and stories to go along with them.  Tune in and enjoy this episode with Wade Childs.  

We led things off by talking about some sports and how Wade is excited for one specific favorite team of his.  Following this quick round up about sports, we get into the good stuff.  Wade shares some crazy hunting stories that he had experienced this season. To kick off his season he had an encounter with a target buck and the bad luck seemed to follow him following this until one unique hunt later in the year with a friend.  From all the frustration and traveling to multiple states, hear how Wade did not give up this past hunting season and the takeaways from it.  Stay safe in the woods and enjoy this fun episode and see you next week!

Thanks again for all the support and best of luck out there and Antler Up!

In this episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky and Hollywood have a chat with Brian Anderson of G5 Outdoors. Brian has been with G5 for 16 years and he dives into the history and “outside the box” thinking that they are so well known for. Brian is no rookie in archery as he’s been shooting a bow since he was a young man, before his father won The Vegas Shoot back in the day. Hollywood enquires about an exciting new product that G5 is going to release at the ATA Show in St. Louis, the following weekend. There are a lot of laughs in this episode so be sure to tune in. 

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This episode of Michigan Wild is with returning guest Drew Hasler. He had quite the season and had a few major updates since the last episode he was on. Drew ended up killing his first out of state public land buck this fall. His success stemmed from spending time scouting before the hunt and relying on past experiences to pick the right tree. Drew also had the mindset of not leaving deer to find new deer and was rewarded after his second sit in this particular area. 

For another first this past fall Drew was able to harvest his first big woods buck. This property is a place he has camp every year with a group of friends. It's usually very tough hunting with minimal buck sightings. However after some timber harvest and mild weather Drew was surprised to find a buck on the typical bed to feed pattern. Drew set forth and executed a plan on the last day of his hunt.  

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This is this first episode in a new series from the Nine Finger Chronicles called "No Foreplay". No long introductions, no dinner and a movie, in this series we get straight to the point. On this episode, Dan talks with Jeremy Dinsmore of the Antler Up podcast about the hunting rules and regulations in his home state of Pennsylvania. The guys discuss tag allocations, antler point restrictions, and Sunday hunting in the Keystone State. This is a deep dive in to a couple of very specific topics regarding issues we are hunters face every year. Enjoy and share!

The out of state hunting trip... Deer hunters often dream of striking out for new ground, bigger deer than they can find at home, and a little bit of adventure. But once you decide to make the leap, what can you do to get on bucks quick?

In this episode of the Southern Way Hunting Podcast, Josh talks with Rick Hall of Southern Game & Tackle about finding bucks on out of state trips. Rick has been traveling to hunt out of state for years, and he's learned a thing or two about what it takes to find bucks on new dirt. The guys have a great conversation about making trips, being prepared, and what Rick does to get on deer.

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On this bonus episode of The Western Rookie Podcast, Brian talks about the kickoff of the 2024 western hunting research season. Over the next few months, a majority of the tags available for hunters hoping to head west this year will be drawn. Brian covers how he starts his research in choosing which states and units to apply for, and the tools you can use to help find the perfect tag for your fall!

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The state of Kentucky is evaluating whether or not cellular trail cameras should be allowed for use on Kentucky public lands. On this episode of Hunt Detail, Jacob takes a hard stance against a cell cam ban...and then Jacob takes a hard stance for a cell cam ban. It's a heated and divisive topic. In the past few years, the prices of cellular trail cams and their respective data plans have dropped significantly and made it a more available tool for more and more hunters to get the instant intel that this technology provides. 

What do you think about a cell cam ban in your home state? Listen to Jacob approach both sides and get a sense of where you stand on this issue. 

On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re talking all about spies! We open up with Allen going over the International Spy Museum. He talks about technology that we use today in our everyday life that at one point was used by spies in military aspects. One of those examples is Bluetooth, which was an early spy communication and also used as a torpedo guidance system that we now use for things like talking on our phones in our cars or to connect your smartwatch to your phone. Logan dives into just how crazy the secrecy is within the espionage world and gives an incredible example of the DEER gun, which most intelligence agencies still deny its existence. Tune into this episode brought to you by GunBroker.com, to hear all about espionage and the world of spies!

We dive into the history of Wild Bill Donovan and how he’s linked to Ian Fleming, the author of James Bond novels. Ian Fleming was asked by Bill Donovan to put together a memo that then became the charter document for the OSS, the precursor to the CIA. There’s a rumor that as a thank you for the memo, Ian Fleming was gifted a Colt Police Positive that was chrome plated and engraved “For Special Services” by Bill Donovan but that gun has yet to be seen!

Closing out we go over our favorite bits of espionage history. The group has some interesting favorites, from using a civilian to take out your target, to trying to assassinate Fidel Castro by poisoning his beard. We also go over if everyone could only have one piece of spy gear, what would they choose to have? Dan tells us about being disappointed that his first ever pair of dress shoes didn’t have a hidden compartment. If you could get your hands on one piece of spy gear what would you choose?

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On this episode of Huntavore, Nick is joined by Justin Spruiell of the Armed Forces Initiative of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. Justin is a volunteer who dedicates his time toward his passion for the outdoors and being able to explore the amazing landscapes of our public lands. Not only are the lands important but Justin shares my passion for wild harvests becoming amazing table fare, He gives details on an incredible dish for ducks. One heck of a great conversation on this episode of Huntavore.

So often in the Armed Forces, we hear about the strain on mental health. The obvious being combat and active fighting, yet the isolation and distance from loved ones can be daunting. I will be the first to acknowledge that I have no understanding of this. My guest Justin Spruiell does. He served as military police in several places, one in particular was Germany, where through a traumatic event, he found a way to get off base and fish some of the amazing rivers in Europe. Fast forward to now he works for BHA/AFI. Connecting veterans and active members with the outdoors in a recreational, mission oriented atmosphere. BHA has seen how this initiative has grown so quickly that the Armed Forces will soon have their own Chapter here in 2024. Being familiar in fatigues, and with an apron, Justin flexes his small game/waterfowl muscles on a Korean style duck dish sure to get any waterfowler excited.

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with good friend and fellow hunter Stephen Walker about how his season has been as they relive their shed hunt and make plans to find more antlers in the future.

Stephen is a pastor, husband, father and the host of Ramsack Nation, a series of social media pages including a YouTube channel dedicated to all things outdoors. Dan and Stephen first met in person on a shed hunt that they did in Northern New Mexico in the spring of 2023. Stephen and Dan recap Stephen’s year shed hunting and chasing a variety of the big game animals that America’s western states have to offer.

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This week the guys have the privilege of sitting down with Pete Novotny, who recently retired from the Department of Wildlife for the state of Ohio. Pete has spent decades serving the state of Ohio at many levels within the law enforcement realm. Pete gives his story from when he started and how he got into law enforcement, and how the career impacted his life. This is an outstanding discussion, and we hope to hear from Pete more in the future! The guys recap a few stories from around the state of Ohio and more. Open house at Lake Logan, cold water safety reminders, and an upcoming BHA event. January 18 from 6-9 and Land Grant Brewing in Columbus! Mark your calendars! If you get out in the great of outdoors this week, good luck and be safe!

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Deer season is winding down for many if not most, and it's time to sit back and reflect on our season. Did you get the buck you were after? Did you see the deer numbers you thought you should be seeing? Did the deer use your property in predictable ways? Were you able to access your hunting locations without bumping deer? All of these questions may reveal that our season could have been better from a deer hunting perspective. So what if you're unhappy with how your season went? If that's you, it just might be time for a hunting property tune-up.

In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer Podcast, Josh talks with Sam Bilhorn of Whitetail Partners about evaluating your hunting property and when it might be time to call in a consultant. Sam has year of experience with on-site whitetail hunting property consultation and provides top-tier habitat and hunting plans to his clients. Over the years, Sam has learned what works to attract and hold deer, and to influence their movement across your hunting property. Whether you just bought a new property, lease ground that you can manipulate, or have hunted the same 40 acres for decades, Sam can help take your deer hunting to the next level. Tune in to hear how Sam evaluates his hunting season, how he scouts his property once the season is over, and how he designs hunting properties to provide excellent hunting for his clients.

This is the first episode of 2024 and kicks off the 10th year of the Nine Finger Chronicles hunting podcast. We kick things off with a good old fashioned B.S. Session with Andrew Muntz of the Ohio Outdoors Podcast. The topics of conversation revolve around hunting rules and regulations, poaching charges and crimes, and how wildlife laws are are being passed. This is an excellent episode to kick off the new year and I hope all of you much success over the course of the next 365 days! Enjoy and share!

Hey everyone, welcome to episode 206 of the Antler Up Podcast!

On this week's episode I was joined by Dan Johnson! Dan is the founder of the Sportmen’s Empire that hosts not only the Antler Up Podcast but over 20 awesome podcasts.  Dan is also the owner of Full Sneak Gear which is a lifestyle clothing brand geared towards us hunters.  The other aspect of Dan that I find extremely relatable is that he is a  family man and a die hard bowhunter.  So, I wanted to have Dan on the show to discuss some current happenings in his life but also to hear his take on what it means and takes to be successful.  Tune in and enjoy this episode with the one and only Dan Johnson.  

We led things off by talking about the frustration Dan and I have with that dang Elf we have to put out nightly before Christmas.  I am sure some of you will share in this laugh that we had.  Following this, Dan gets into it for what he believes has helped him be successful at hunting, running multiple businesses and winning the home life!  The key aspect of all three is discipline.  I couldn’t agree more with this statement, so no better way to kick off the first 2024 podcast than to hear how discipline can help you succeed in the new year!  Stay safe in the woods and enjoy this fun episode and see you next week!

Thanks again for all the support and best of luck out there and Antler Up!

On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch catches up with Nate Thomas from the Missouri Woods and Water Podcast, also on Sportsmen's Empire.  The two catch up over deer season, and Nate shares that 2023 deer season was a little tougher than years past.  While he had success in many ways, from taking kids hunting and his brother-in-law harvesting one of the target bucks, things just did not align for Nate's tag to get filled.  A change in scenery is just what the doctor ordered - coyote hunting!

Nate, Micah, and Andy have really invested time and money into the tools of the trade to coyote hunt throughout the calendar year.  The hunt dynamic compared to deer hunting is distinctly different in Nate's eyes, which is why he enjoys it so much.  We discuss tools of the trade: what are essential pieces of equipment, and what are the things that after using for a season you learned were a waste of money?  Nate shares a few exciting hunting experiences with us as well, which is a perfect way to begin the winter portion of predator hunting!

In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Skip Sligh (Iowa Whitetail) discuss Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), Deer Health, Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD), Baiting and Supplemental Feeding.  Skip discusses deer fertility, antler and body size and the benefits of supplemental feeding.  Skip is pro-supplemental feed and anti-baiting, specifically against feeding corn from a bait pile. Skip discusses his rationale and why this may be harmful to the overall health of our deer herd.  

Skip explains the biological and scientific detriments of corn and how to supplement feed the right way to ensure deer health is preserved. Skip explains his opinion on bait piles versus food plots. Skip details the timelines related to his food plots and how the food remains available to deer all season. Skip explains the most nutrient dense food source for deer. Jon discusses options to utilize baiting and what you can do to help yourself or limit your neighbors.

Skip discusses the areas of the north with large vast forests and describes the best practices to attract and feed deer. Jon discusses tree species and what deer want in various trees and shrubs. Jon explains an option that creates greater interest than soybeans for deer on the landscape.  Skip and Jon discuss the process of timber stand improvement, Skip describes how to set up your property and why certain setups allow you to hold mature bucks.

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian talks with Brook Doenier about hunting backcountry Idaho with mules!

Brook is a guide for Hells Canyon Outfitters in the Idaho back country and avid hunter. Brook shares how outfitting works 12 miles deep into the mountains, from backing in camp to backing out bulls! Brian and Brook talk about using horses and mules to hunt, and some of the things that are different about having livestock in camp! Brook also shares some of the stories from her guiding seasons and what it’s like hunting for months on end! Click the links below to follow Brook’s adventures!

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast the guys get together and talk about their busy 2023 and look forward to 2024.  We discuss all kinds of things from coyotes to deer, eld, bowfishing, and more.  We also get into a bunch of listener questions.  Thanks to our listeners for an awesome 2023 and here's to an even better 2024!!!

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In this episode of Shiny Objects, Garret has two Shiny Objects. One specifically related to hunting, and the other to fulfill a long awaited bucket list item. 

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

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The holidays are over and it's time to get back to work! For many of us that means the usual work schedule we threw to the wayside sometime back before the rut, but for the Whitetail Partners crew, it means the kickoff of consulting season! In this week's episode Pierce and Josh are joined once again by Sam Bilhorn of Whitetail Partners to discuss where priorities should be immediately post-deer season. For those of you who own hunting properties, just bought a new one, or simply have countless thoughts and questions on how to improve deer habitat, this episode is for you.

Sam dives into assessing how your property performed in 2023, what projects are best to start right off the bat while deer sign is the most fresh, timber stand improvement including the do's and don'ts of hinge cutting, and so much more to help you start 2024 on the right foot wherever you hunt! This episode is just the tip of the iceberg for most of these topics and if you want to learn more, do yourself a favor and go check out the fantastic content that the Whitetail Partners team is putting out on their new podcast, the Design. Build. Hunt. Podcast, as well as their YouTube, Instagram and website: www.whitetailpartners.com 

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First Episode of Michigan Wild for 2024 is with Eric Mckay. Eric Mckay joins Nate this week recapping his 2023 fall. Eric had a stellar fall, he was able to shoot a bull elk and harvest 4 whitetail bucks between Michigan and Illinois. Eric has chased whitetails in Michigan for almost 25 years and has headed west for 12 seasons, so this fall reflected years of hard work and determination. He has learned how to strike when the time is right and stay persistent throughout the fall. He discusses some of his insights he has learned over the years that has led to having better hunts and ultimately more success. He no longer just volume hunts and isn't afraid to be mobile and try new things every year. 

 Even with a stellar fall it came with its fair share of adversity which Eric didn't shy away from. Having a few arrow deflections and wounding deer was something Eric used as fuel to tweak a few things in his craft. Something that Nate also can relate to and along with Eric hopes encourages fellow hunters to keep working through the adversity. 

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Today’s show opens up with Brad going over his recent weekend hunting. It’s been quite slow with only one older mature buck on camera, and hardly any deer moving during daylight hours! He decided to give a hunt a go anyway but unfortunately it was very slow, besides the fact that a whole bus load of squirrels decided to play tag around his stand. His biggest problem is that he has absolutely no cover at all in the tree he’s in, which has made his spot very difficult to hunt. He decided to bounce his stand around to a different spot to hopefully score a little meat before the end of season. Make sure to listen in to this episode Sponsored by GunBroker.com to hear all about his new approach to hunting this area.

Closing out we discuss smells in the deer woods. From your own scent drag, to sitting up right on top of a scrape on accident we talk everything deer pee. Dan has a hilarious story about smelling deer on a recent hunt, well what he thought was deer. You’ll never guess what he was actually smelling instead. Along this topic Jacob and Brad talk about going to tour the Tink’s factory where all their products are made, and let me tell you that trip absolutely stunk! Tune in to hear all about the fun times they had touring the Tink’s facility.

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A fan favorite is back on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast this week. John's wife Mackenzie joins him this week to talk about hunting, family, kids, and the balance of it all. This episode was a hit last year, so John decided to double down and go for round two. John and Mackenzie start off by talking about how much more challenging this hunting season was now that their daughter Hallee is getting older and fully mobile. Hallee is at the age where she needs constant supervision and is always getting into things. So when John took off for the deer stand it put a lot more pressure on Mackenzie. On the other side of the coin, John felt that same pressure which made leaving much harder on him.

The hope of this episode is to help all couples out there know that they are not alone. Life balance is tough, no matter if it's hunting, work, or just the hustle of modern day society. John and Mackenzie have found that communication and expectations are monumental in retaining a healthy relationship during the fall, and honestly year around. They go through the things that have helped them communicate better and get through a fun, but challenging state of life. Even if you are young, single, and ready to mingle, this episode is packed full of good lessons for the future.

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On this week's Deer Season Special Bonus episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by PA native Aaron Pasquarette.  Aaron films his hunts and has the Legendary Pursuits YouTube channel.  We discuss the journey of filming your own hunts, then dive into the topic at hand: late season deer hunting.  Aaron has been taking out-of-state trips with family and friends each season; last year and this year he was able to wrap a tag around bucks in New York.  Aaron shares the stories of those hunts and the dynamic of a group hunt.  We also discuss tracking deer, flintlock muzzleloader hunting, and how Aaron hopes to connect with a late season PA buck this year.  

Thank you for tuning into these bonus episodes during 2023.  We appreciate your support and look forward to bringing more great content in 2024.  Happy New Year!