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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

-The positive outcomes for whitetail deer and other wildlife

-Already seeing first hand increased wildlife activity and diversity

-Importance and benefit of spring food plot for fall plots

-Techniques and strategies for effective food plotting

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast Micah & Andy fumbled around with the equipment long enough to hit record without Nate helping them to get a show recorded for y'all.  We have our buddies Pat and Garin on to talk about their recent good fortune in drawing a very sought after New Mexico elk tag for the upcoming season.  Congrats and good luck to our buddies and thanks for listening!

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian talks with Jaden Bales of the Wyoming Wildlife Federation about the state of big game in Wyoming!

Jaden is a busy guy when it comes to western hunting! He works his day job for the Wyoming Wildlife Federation, is a part of The Rich Outdoors crew, helps hunters plan their western trips under Hunt West, and when there is time left over he is out on the slopes guiding hunters! Brian and Jaden talk about some of the recent winters that Wyoming has had and the long term impacts on deer and antelope populations in the state.

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In this podcast, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Tim Russell (Green Fire Forestry & Wildlife Services) discuss when to hire a forester and the important considerations that are essential when considering goals for timber and supporting quality habitat. Tim discusses goals on revenue from timber, residual trees, desired future condition, and misses many foresters make. Tim discusses the importance of future timber and to not get lost in consultants that dissuade landowners from doing the right thing. Tim and Jon discuss habitat practices, improved deer hunting, fawn drop and survival and the importance of a quality forest management and habitat plan.  

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Summer is finally here and with turkey season in the rearview and a few good months between now and hunting season, it's time to start thinking about how to prepare for fall. While that typically includes thinking about where you'll be hunting, what gear you need to replace, and slinging some arrows in the backyard, one of the most important things we can work on is training ourselves mentally and physically for the months to come. That's exactly why this week we're talking to Brian Austin, owner and founder of Beast Mode Archery Challenge!

Brian is a lifelong Wisconsinite from the Driftless region, who has a passion for fitness and, of course, bowhunting. He holds a physical education degree from UW Platteville, which he's used to create fitness programs specifically for bowhunters, and build Beast Mode ArcheryChallenge: where archery, fitness, and bowhunting intersect! Brian shares his insight on what outdoor fitness really looks like, and some of the best ways to build health, strength and mobility for hunting. Then the guys break down the phenomenal events Brian and his team at BMAC. From 3D shoots designed to test your body and your aim, to the grueling BMAC Endurance Challenge, Quiver Shiver, and BMAC Games, that will give you the ultimate physical and mental challenge, Beast Mode Archery Challenge has an event that's perfect to prepare you for the season ahead while having a ton of fun along the way!

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Terry Denmon, the owner and CEO of MOJO Outdoors.  MOJO is most known for its advancement in motion decoys and this episode focuses on the foundation of the company, as well as the changes made throughout the product line as technology has advanced.  

Terry also shares his lifetime of waterfowl hunting knowledge to give us some tips on how motion decoys can be used for long-range attraction, as well as helping bring a duck into range for shot.

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Welcome to Nate's 50th episode as the host of Michigan Wild!

Kicking off the 50th episode is a mini series with Robert McIntyre called A New Season. This is episode 1 of the series and is full of awesome information. The goal of A New Season is to follow along with Nate and Robert as they prepare and strategize for the upcoming whitetail season. Right now fawns are dropping, bucks are growing velvet racks, and preparation for this fall is gaining traction. 

Nate and Robert both are serious about chasing whitetails, but they each have their own way or approach to tackling each season. With this mini series it will give everyone an opportunity to see the differences and similarities between each hunter. 
 

Episode 1 is just the beginning and some key talking points were...

-Preparing to deploy trail cams

-Scouting vs shed hunting

-Whitetail hunting never stops

-Finding new spots

-Knocking for permission 

-Mock Scrapes

-Using weather to dictate policy

-Flexibility with solo trips

-Setting goals for the fall

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In this weeks segment of Shiny Objects, Jason reveals his Shiny Object involving his youngest sons first year hunting and an upcoming hunt with a good buddy. Hollywood is getting excited about some summer field archery competitions, and Ricky’s got all sorts of things going on.

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 kicks things off with an exciting announcement he has been keeping secret for almost a year now. After the big unveiling, John moves on to one of the most exciting parts about spring, spring food plots! It was a busy weekend at the ranch as John planted all three of his spring plots for a total of around 5.5 acres. As usual, things didn't go as planned when the local seed store was completely sold out of soybeans which had been his first choice after having such success with them last year. But some quick research and a few questions led him to buying a nice mix comprised of two varieties of cowpeas, millet, soybeans, and okra. 

John also ventured into some new territory and planted his very first alfalfa plot. In an area that saw a lot of browse pressure last year, John decided to switch things up and see if alfalfa could outgrow the deers stomachs. He also increased the size of that plot by almost 4 times! Follow along as John walks the listener through his step by step process and points out what he did right and several things he did wrong.

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The bees are humming and the hoot owls are wondering who’s doing the cookin’ in this episode from the front porch as Cary returns to the Gone To The Dog Podcast after welcoming a new daughter into the Gruber household.

While he was gone, Corey joined the fund-raising ranks with his involvement in a charity called Wags for Kids.  His plan involves raising money for deserving kids needing therapy dogs and such and it produced the idea of a coonhound stud dog auction.   Thirty owners agreed to provide stud service on social media to the highest bidder with all proceeds going to the benefit.  The plan is working great and the boys talk about that in this episode which naturally leads into a much broader discussion of the ins and outs of running a stud dog in today’s tree dog market.

The discussion runs the gamut of pros and cons and provides a lot of insight and information for anyone thinking of putting a nice hound up for public stud.  Pull up and rocker, sharpen up your Ticonderoga #2 and let’s talk stud dogs with Corey and Steve.

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They just don't make them like Mr. Ben Lilly anymore. Here is a little bit of Houndsman history for you.

Ben Lilly is without a doubt one of the icons of our past.  His dedication to his hounds and the game he pursued was something most of us could never express.  Todays reading includes notes from Mr. Lillys personal diary when working for the US Government along with a story of a Colt killing lion that he tracked for 4 weeks!

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan is joined by experienced backcountry elk hunter, Tim Kent, to discuss the gear you will need for your backcountry hunts. Whether you from a cabin, out of your truck, or hike in and set up a camp, there are a couple pieces of hunting equipment that are absolute necessities. Tim and Dan cover everything from boots, hunting packs, knives, mapping application, and water treatment products. If you are planning for a western out-of-state hunt, this episode is full of great information. Enjoy and share!

On this episode of Huntavore, Nick discusses his love for outdoor cooking and the simplicity and joy it brings. He shares his experience of cooking a birthday meal on his charcoal grill, emphasizing the pleasure of cooking over live flame and the control it offers. He also talks about the wear and tear that outdoor cooking equipment experiences and the importance of replacing consumable parts. Nick provides tips for cleaning and maintaining grills and griddles, highlighting the need for regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance. So light the charcoal and click those tongs, it's time for a grill side episode of Huntavore.

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• Outdoor cooking over live flame brings a sense of simplicity and joy.
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• Cooking outside allows for a more hands-on and sensory experience, enhancing the enjoyment
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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Dave Stewart about his passion for fly fishing as well as sharing stories and opportunities with others.

Dave Stewart is the host of the Wet Fly Swing Podcast, one of the largest fly fishing focused podcasts in the US where guests join in to talk about fly fishing everything from small mouth bass to mako sharks. Dan and Dave talk about their adventure into podcasting as well as what fly fishing means to Dave. Dan discusses how he has dipped his toes in the water of fly fishing and how (time willing) he is ready to jump in. Dave shares stories from some of his most memorable trips and forecasts a few trips to Dan’s home state of Wisconsin.
 

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Chase & Lauren Stroud of Cadex Defence sits down with us to discuss what is ELR,  how Chase & Lauren got started shooting ELR, and how you can get into it yourself.  

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Bill Ayer from Slayer Calls joins Brian and Branson on the show. We talk about how he got into waterfowl hunting with friends in California. How he ended up in Idaho. His love and family heritage of working with his hands and turning wood. How he got into building waterfowl calls. How to choose a call. Some calling tips. And Slayer Call’s “Call The Wild” instructional program.

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Who doesn't love talking lions? Lion hunters are a different breed for sure, but when you narrow that field down to the world of dry ground lion hunters its a pretty small circle. Today Brett sits down with Mr. Ottis Lewellen to talk dogs, lions and more. We would like to thank those who support this podcast. Special thanks to Alpha Dog Nutrition and Double U Hunting Supply for sponsoring this episode. Want to learn more about Alpha Dog Nutrition? Check out the website!

On this episode I'm joined by Jeremy Koerber of "Fit To Hunt" Jeremey grew up with a passion for the outdoors and fitness, one day while he was watching a hunting show he was struck with the idea of combining his two passions and from that passion "Fit To Hunt" was born. I had a great time talking with Jeremy about the correlations of hunting and fitness and how much a good exercise program and the mental discipline that goes with it can make you a better hunter.

Topics include: The start of "Fit To Hunt", How fitness teaches you mental strength and patience, hunting Rios in Texas, Chasing one bird all day and finally sealing the deal, and traveling to turkey hunt.

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In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy Dinsmore is joined by guests Tim Sisock, Josh Hobson, and Jim D'Agostino as they recount their thrilling experience at the Montage Mountain Archery Fest in Northeast PA. The group dives into the excitement of shooting two challenging courses and shares their thoughts on the impressive improvements and fun elements of the event.

Josh Hobson makes his debut on the podcast, introducing himself to the listeners and sharing his deep passion for archery. He also regales the audience with a captivating story about a real fun PA buck, showcasing his enthusiasm for hunting in the region.

Tim Sissock highlights his incredibly successful turkey season, where he managed to wrap up his hunt for two birds in less than an hour and a half. He also discusses how he has evolved his approach to deer hunting and the preparations underway for their NY hunting property.

The conversation emphasizes the importance of friendship in hunting, highlighting how it can lead to unforgettable memories and experiences. The group also discusses the crucial role of testing gear and building confidence in equipment for successful hunts.

They delve into how shooting in different angles and terrains at the festival has improved their accuracy and prepared them for real-life hunting situations. The benefits of having a dedicated hunting property are also discussed, providing a guaranteed spot and better planning opportunities.

The episode covers the friendly competition among friends, which not only enhances shooting skills but also adds a fun and challenging element to the experience. They talk about experimenting with different arrows and equipment to find the best setup for archery competitions.

Listeners will gain valuable insights into scouting and observing deer behavior, the importance of paying attention to small details, and the need to be adaptable in the field. The discussion also touches on transitioning from hunting on main trails to secondary trails for better chances of encountering mature bucks.

Finally, the group emphasizes the importance of maintaining focus and staying calm during hunts to make accurate shots. This episode is packed with practical tips, exciting stories, and the camaraderie that makes hunting a truly rewarding experience.

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

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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by returning guest Bryan Hale of Elk County Outfitters.  One notable trait of Bryan - the man is a grinder.  He works tirelessly to maintain success at Elk County Outfitters for clients and his team.  So how does Bryan stay sane throughout this process?  That's the beauty of hunting - it's a much greater endeavor than killing.  Comradery and fellowship bring greater reward in the end.

As hunters, it can be very easy to stress ourselves out to fill a tag and meet a certain expectation.  This added stress only takes away from our experience and removes us from the present.  We dive into this topic as it relates to PA elk hunting, then shift to discussing the tag lottery system, and of course some awesome 2023 hunting stories.  Hopefully if you're not applying for PA elk, this episode sways you in the right direction!  Even if it doesn't, it definitely makes you think about slowing down and enjoying the process of hunting!

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In this current series, Jacob has discussed the how one's hunt objective, one's mindset, and one's capabilities are inexplicably connected to one's e-scouting and hunt planning for a trek west. In this episode, Jacob pivots to the topic of "hunt systems". This includes aspects like backcountry meat care, mapping/electronics, daily food, kill kit, etc. The systems that are the focus for this episode are clothing systems for September elk hunting and establishing a flexible water system.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is once again solo venting his hunting ideas and frustrations to his listeners. The first part of this episode is dedicated his disinterest in "Hunting Masterclass" themed content. Dan feels there is no shortcuts to becoming a better deer hunter, specifically bowhunting. Time in the woods is the best and most effective method of learning. Then, Dan breaks down a very quick look in to his summer and fall trail camera strategy that includes summer inventory, terrain features, and knowing your local doe group.

While on a short trip to Kentucky chasing a few birds with longtime hunter Jerry Barker, the conversation gets deep. Heath and Jerry touch on everything from conservation to tree-climbing hounds. You may even learn how Ole Tom Turkey gives them the slip with the help of a snitching squirrel. This one is full of tailgate talk you won’t want to miss.

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast Nate talks with Dan Johnson about off season trail cams.  We get into the different ways we go about deploying trail cams in the woods when it isn't hunting season.  Today's show is a good discussion with two guys who don't do things the same way with cameras this time of year so you can get several points of view here.  Thanks for listening!

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian has Dan Mathews on the podcast to share the highlights from the annual New Mexico Shed Hunt!

Dan just got back from the annual New Mexico shed hunt with good friend Stephen Walker and camera man Chris Parsons. Dan shares some of the highlights from the trip, including finding a big matched set of brown elk sheds. The guys got into some great areas this year and found a ton of sheds! Click the links below to see more from Dan’s adventures!

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As quickly as it arrived, turkey season is almost gone! These six weeks never seem to last long enough, even though it might seem like time is dragging when you find yourself sitting in a silent woods, just praying to hear a gobble in your direction. Hopefully none of you found yourselves in that situation (for long at least) this spring, but with one week left to go, it's a sprint to the finish in the turkey woods.

This week, Pierce is joined for a second time by Drew Schleim, host of The Predator Podcast, and although Drew is a big time coyote killer, no turkey is safe from him either! The guys share stories from this spring including an hours-old story of Pierce tagging a bird with minutes to go in his hunt, and Drew helping others fill their tags while also filling multiple tags of his own here in Wisconsin and also South Dakota! Drew shares some stories and lessons learned from his time in South Dakota, how he managed to kill his first two Merriam's turkeys, and also shares some fantastic tips for punching a late season tag here in the badger state. It's a great conversation that will leave you itching to get out in the turkey woods one last time!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes), Steve Sherk (Sherk’s Guide Service) discuss summer activities that will lead to better options for mature buck harvest success.  Steve explains why it's critical to scout now to ensure hunting season is productive. Steve discusses the importance of mock scrapes, where to put scrapes and how to scout new areas. Steve explains specific locations that deer will socialize and what deer prefer through the summer months and into deer hunting season.

Jon discusses the importance of evaluating high stem count areas, what they mean to the deer and as hunters and how to discern good quality habitat and cover based on high stem count areas. Steve details the importance of location with scrape locations and how to identify locations in the summer months. Steve perfects certain aspects of the slope that will drive interest throughout the summer. Steve discusses travel corridors and pinch points and the importance during summer scouting.

Steve explains timing of scrapes and when he prefers to start scrapes and why if you are starting scrapes late in the summer you may be missing out on interest come hunting season. Steve discusses urinating in scrapes and what he prefers when setting up a mock location. Steve explains the importance of having noticeable scrapes and enhancing the visual aspect of scrapes.

Steve and Jon discuss how deer disperse and understand how deer move around as they transition to hardened antlers. Steve explains the importance of finding low pressure locations and locations that have high interspersion indexes with better habitat.

Steve discusses big mistakes that he must overcome that will allow for a better upcoming hunting season.

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron talks with Logan Holtz from QuietKat to discuss the various ways that hunters can utilize electric bicycles throughout the year. Traditionally, we think of backcountry hunters being the most likely to benefit from an ebike, but after listening to this episode, you'll learn how virtually anyone can utilize an ebike for additional success this season.

Logan gives us the background story of how QuietKat came to be and the industry-leading innovation that they're still known for to this day. Lastly, Logan gives us the rundown on QuietKat's 2024 line-up and if you've ever considered buying an ebike, now is the time!  

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For this week's episode of Michigan Wild we have returning guest Tony Fellows. Nate and Tony dive into his first turkey kill. Tony was able to connect on his first turkey on his second season chasing them. Even after struggling the first fews weeks of the season Tony remained persistent and kept after them. Tony explains some of the differences between this spring verse last spring and how he enjoyed the process of filling his tag. 

After talking about some of the gear used and ways to prepare the wild turkey the guys shift their focus onto fishing. Nate recently acquired a boat and found himself in need of some updated fishing gear, especially a fly rod. Tony and Nate get into a discussion of the different gear and certain combo kits available for people starting out. All things very relatable for people wanting to start fishing or maybe getting back into it like Nate.

Rounding out the episode Tony opens up about his plans to start guiding. Something he has desired to do for quite some time. He really enjoys helping others get into fly fishing and looks forward to getting started later this year.

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John starts this episode of the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast with some important information concerning bill HB 3462 which aims to release captive "CWD resistant" whitetails into Oklahomas wild herds. The bill lines out the plan and even talks about how land owners can opt into the program to potentially have deer released onto their property.

After the more serious introduction, the episode takes a turn to the lighter side as John is joined by Julius Craig of Deltaflauge Outdoors to talk about hunting in different states. The guys hit on Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, and Julius's home state of Louisiana. Being a new Oklahoma resident, Julius also asks John some questions about some of the state's lesser known game like bear and antelope. John also recounts the story of his truck getting stolen out of a Denver hotel parking lot on his way to hunt elk in north western Colorado.

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Ricky and Hollywood caught up with Jason a few weeks after returning from an adventure in Patagonia, bowhunting for Red Stag. Jason gives the scoop on the complexities of the travel and planning for a trip of that caliber. A rollercoaster of emotions immediately took hold as his bow didn’t show up in Buenos Aires, amongst the chaos of navigating through the city of 13 million, to the final destination outside of San Martin. Fortunately, the story unfolds with success, and a great memory made that won’t soon be forgotten.

Jason lays out the story of his most unique Turkey hunting season, and the guys discuss the importance of our roles as father’s, and raising kids in the outdoor and hunting space.

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We all have had to stretch a dollar at some point but some people take it to the extreme.  The funny part is we all seem to come up with the money for the things we want most.  In this case it’s a “Coon hunting Mule”.

We hope you enjoy this story filled with trainwrecks, an unusual chase and one raunchy mule.  Ol” Milo has really got himself into a mess on this one!  Sore feet, broken ego and some fence repairs are just the beginning for Ol’ Milo.

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It takes a lot to keep a hound performing at a top level.  Regardless of if you need them to perform every day or just get to the woods occasionally, we need them to be ready to perform at a moments n...

Today Buddy and Jason sit down with Brandon White to talk some dog food.  The guys talk about the process and the safety measures put in place to ensure a quality and safe product.  We had no idea just how much dog food is being produced in this country but when you think about the capacity of just one plant it’s mind boggling. Make sure to check out https://nextlevelpetfood.com/ for information on their products and if you want to check out the videos Buddy is referring to check out next level super premium pet food on facebook.

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan once again talks with Bob Polanis that are absolutely necessary when bowhunting. The guys answer questions like: 

Is camo necessary? 
Do you need a range finder? 
Will a used bow work for a first time hunter? 

You don't need trail cameras, optics, or even a treestands to get out in the woods. All you need is a simple bow, a handful of arrows, a couple accessories, and you are ready to start chasing deer. This episode if perfect for a new hunter or even an experienced deer hunter who might have too much gear. Enjoy and share!

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This episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles is all about favorite pre and post-hunt meals, snacks, and other food traditions surrounding hunting. There is nothing better than a vey large and very delicious breakfast after a cold morning hunt.  Also important, making sure you have the right snack in you pack for the extended time spent in the treestand. Lastly, making sure your bowel movements while in the filed are perfectly timed. All this and more with special guest Nate Thomas of the Missouri Woods & Water podcast. Enjoy and share!

Hunting in the U.S. has become increasingly challenging due to various factors, including stricter regulations, diminishing wildlife populations, and the anti-hunting advocates trying to disregard the North American wildlife model over emotions and feelings. Seth Watts is a well-known and accomplished bear hunter from Northern California. Seth tells us about some things going on with the bear management plan in CA. He also believes hounds are the best way to manage bear and tells us a cool story or two. 

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This week Mark covers several tactics to better huntability within Clubs. Even if you can’t cut trees or manipulate the land there are several land management tools you can implement. Managing hunters and overall pressure is imperative to meet harvest goals and to see and kill mature bucks. Mark discusses ways to become more lethal all while seeing more deer.

Jake Maxwell from Chasing Green joins Brian and Branson on the show. They talk about what it’s like growing up hunting in Arkansas. What has changed in Arkansas since then. How he got into filming his hunts and the progression of his hunting and educational YouTube channel. Following the migration from Canada to Louisiana. And the importance of water level knowledge.
 

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Ken Campbell, CEO of Gunsite sits down with us to discuss the history of Gunsite,  their recent and future expansion and what made Gunsite what it is today. On Today's show with GunBroker.com:

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Welcome to the Antler Up Podcast with your host, Jeremy Dinsmore! In this episode, Jeremy sits down with special guest Eddie Speckman!

In this conversation, Jeremy and Eddie discuss various topics related to hunting and entrepreneurship. They talk about Eddie's journey of starting Our Grounds Coffee Company and the challenges he faced along the way. They also discuss Eddie's hunting experiences in Maryland and his passion for exploring different hunting avenues. 

They touch on the realities of entrepreneurship and the importance of support. Overall, the conversation highlights the dedication and hard work required to pursue one's passions. This conversation explores the journey of starting a coffee roasting business and the importance of building trust and relationships with customers. The hosts discuss the desire for help and improvement, taking on DIY projects, and learning new skills. They also delve into the challenges and rewards of starting a small business, the support and growth of a community, and the importance of supporting each other's endeavors. 

The conversation highlights the value of genuine relationships, the power of positive feedback, and the aspiration for growth and success. In this conversation, Eddie discusses his collaboration with local businesses, including the Sipsters and Brick and Brew. He emphasizes the importance of building relationships within the local community and how it has helped his coffee business grow. Eddie also shares his idea for a coffee rub and his interest in turkey hunting. The conversation concludes with a discussion about hunting plans and the fear of missing out on hunting opportunities in different locations.

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

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On this week's episode Mitch is joined by good friend and hunting partner Earl Thomas.  Earl is one of the most passionate turkey hunters Mitch knows, and annually sets out to hunt in multiple states on what has been dubbed the "Redneck Turkey Tour."  Earl has been fortunate to tag a handful of gobblers already this spring and still has a few hunts left.  

Every hunter's experiences lead them to hypothesize and act a certain way while pursuing game.  This has led to many coffee shop conversations such as, does weather impact turkey gobbling?  What about the barometer?  Are we hunting spring gobblers in Pennsylvania too late?  While we don't directly answer those questions, Earl's experience is food for thought.  Turkeys are wild animals, and their brains are much different from humans - they are "finicky" birds!  We may never figure out what makes them do what they do, but persistence and determination go a long way.  This is one of the many reasons why Earl is sending pictures of him with turkeys at any given point throughout March, April, or May.  Enjoy the perspective and experience from this wise ol' bird!

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On this episode I talk to Scott Ellis, a turkey hunting veteran of several years who has won more calling championships and shot more turkeys than you can shake a stick at! He is a welth of knowledge on not only what to do but also when and why. It's a very well rounded episode with advice for all levels of turkey hunter and I know you'll enjoy it and learn something along the way!

Topics include: When to move and when to stay, slipping and calling vs running and gunning, what to say with your calls and how to say it, turkey sign scouting 101, advanced locater call tactics and blind calling.

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As one prepares for a western elk hunt, it's important to continue to zero in from a 30,000 foot view down to a more microscopic view of what is transpiring within a particular region or area that has been outlined as the area to hunt. What layers are important? What are some non-hunting apps that can help? Where is the recreational hiking pressure coming from? What are some non-web based tools that I can use in my prep? In this episode, Jacob shares some tools that can help you answer those and other questions as you prepare for your trek out west.