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On this episode of Michigan Wild, Nate Rozeveld and Kevin Vistisen dive into the world of deer hunting, sharing personal stories about youth hunting experiences, the importance of quality butchers, and the dynamics of hunting on public versus private land. They discuss the evolution of hunting techniques, the role of ground blinds, and the significance of tradition in hunting culture. Kevin also shares insights from his podcasting journey (Deer Hunter Podcast) and the innovations in deer hunting products (DH3), while expressing his future goals in hunting and the importance of community in the hunting world.Kevin's company DH3 is a synthetic scrape system that has a proven track record. Nate has been using the product the last two years with great success. Making mock scrapes is another tool in the arsenal that can help fellow deer hunters getting deer into bow range. This applies to the avid hunter looking to tag a mature buck or a new hunter looking to punch their first tag. Kevin also is launching a ne

In this episode of the Hunting Gear podcast, Dan Johnson speaks with Nate Sellers from Average Jack Archery about troubleshooting archery equipment. They discuss the mechanics of bows, the importance of proper measurements, and the significance of shooting through paper for accuracy. Nate shares insights on grip pressure, structural issues in bows, and the tuning of arrows and broadheads. The conversation also covers the impact of fletching and arrow weight on performance, the challenges of tuning different broadhead types, and the importance of understanding the third axis for accurate shooting. Finally, Nate offers practical tips for archers to improve their skills and confidence before the hunting season.Takeaways: A bow is a simple machine that can be easily understood. Shooting through paper helps ensure arrows fly straight. Grip pressure can significantly affect shooting accuracy. Mechanical broadheads can be a reliable option for hunters. Parachuting occurs when an arrow slows down too much in flight.

Steve’s guest is Tennessean T. L. Jones. Many of Jones’ friends know him as Tracey. Tracey is a third-generation houndsman and bear hunter. He is also an ordained Baptist minister and a newly-published author. He appears as our guest in this episode because he is a great speaker and an altogether interesting fellow on many subjects. Tracey has written a unique book titled The Old Men. Born in 1970 in East Tennessee, much of his boyhood was spent in the company of old men, farming, hunting, fishing and as he puts it, “loafering” in the Appalachian Mountains. Jones’ book consists of eighty-four essays representing conversations with the old men of his experience that help boys become men. Steve and Tracey are longtime friends. They share a love for the Plott Hound and much of the conversation in this episode centers upon their experiences with the special old houndsmen in their lives. For Steve, it’s the many years he hunted with his dad. For Jones, the experiences with his dad and his grandfather continue to i

In this episode I talk with Mitchel Shirk, the host of the Pennsylvania Woodsman podcast. Mitchell and I discuss "working the kinks out" in early season and diving back into your deer hunting routine. We talk about some of the silly mistakes that we'll make early into the fall before we get "dialed back in". We discuss some early season food sources that we like to hunt from acorns to ag fields and food plots. We also discuss our personal experiences regarding deer's acorn species preference. Mitchell talks about his experience with deer feeding on ag food sources and the correlation between time of year and drought vs wet conditions and the impact that it has on their feeding patterns. We share some of our goals and ambitions for the upcoming season as well. Overall a really fun conversation with Mitchell. Thanks for listening!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com

On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan and his hunting buddies do a full breakdown of the last 11 days pursuing moose, caribou, bear and wolves in Alaska’s interior.Dan along with several buddies attempted to tackle their first ever interior hunt in Alaska for almost 2 weeks. This episode is full of day to day encounters with animals they had never seen before. Between fresh wolf tracks following them out of an abandoned mining trail to getting checked by Alaskan Fish and Game agents and even a perceived grizzly charge this episode is all about their crazy trip and the opportunities they never thought would happen. Dan, Austin and Jason have been hunting together for several years but when they decided to take on one of the most sought after hunts in North America they had no idea what to expect or what they’d be getting into. Between being surrounded by the 40 Mile Caribou herd and hanging out on the side of the road watching the Northern Lights dancing overhead this will be a trip they never forget

On this episode, host Brian Halbleib talks with Ryan Burnett from South Carolina. Ryan is a co-founder of Pattern Pros, a company that provides variety shot shell boxes that allow you to try different shotgun rounds without having to buy a full box of each type. They discuss his hunting background and early experiences with waterfowl hunting in Washington and California. He talks about the differences between the west coast and South Carolina, where he currently resides. He highlights the challenges and opportunities of hunting in South Carolina and the prevalence of wood ducks in the area. We wrap up the conversation with Ryan explaining the concept behind Pattern Pros and their innovative approach to offering boxes with multiple shell types. Feel free to reach out to us: migrationwaterfowl@gmail.com Facebook, Instagram & YouTube:@migrationwaterfowl Migration Waterfowl Storehttps://tinyurl.com/MigrationWaterfowlStore This episode is brought to you by: Blue Bird Waterfowlhttps://bluebirdwaterfowl.com The

The Wing and Tail Boys are back with their 6th episode to break down what their typical day in the woods looks like, starting with the night-before-preparation. They begin the episode with a shoutout to their friend Kevin Creeley who found success in his opening weekend hunt. With his harvest, he’s on the board with the first leg of the #TriStateTrifecta down. Congrats big dawg!! The boys then go on to discuss what their last week has looked like leading up to New Jersey’s opening weekend. Chris is finishing up wrapping his gear in cloth tape to help silence it up. Angelo is primed and ready to try out some new gear upgrades including his first hunt with a camera. After the hosts catch you up on their week past, they start to break down what a typical day of hunting looks like starting with the physical and mental prep the night prior. Chris follows a very rigid scent-control regiment including the use of scent detergents, scent covers, and ozone generators. Angelo on the other hand doesn’t utilize any scent

On this episode of Huntavore. Nick chats with Anna Borgman of Chaos Farms. Anna and her boyfriend Jesse took a huge leap in starting their own custom exempt shop. Butchering animals for the community and processing wild game for hunters. Nick and Anna talk shop for a while, as we hear the story of how Chaos came to be. Nick asks some butchering specific questions as he prepares his garage for deer. Anna lays out what would be ideal for hunters to do, before bringing their animals to processing. A lot of info here to digest on this episode of Huntavore.Anna Borgman, owner of Chaos Farm and Butchering in Montana, discusses her journey as a small business owner in the domestic and wild game slaughter industry. She emphasizes the importance of taking care of the meat from the moment of harvest, including leaving the hide on to protect the meat and being mindful of cleanliness. Anna also talks about the challenges and rewards of offering sausage making services and the need for proper equipment like grinders and s

In today's episode, Jacob has returned from his Colorado elk hunt and reports that he was in fact bluff charged by a bull moose. He was not harmed...but neither were any elk during this hunt unfortunately. That said, there were some key themes and key takeaways from the hunt that Jacob addresses. Notably, how his mindset evolved and how he maintained a focus on the journey, demonstrated patience, and held a high level of confidence despite in the field set backs. He also shares how he found elk and created shot opportunities despite the low elk density and the fact that the elk were not bugling a great deal. Lastly, Jacob shares how his thoughts on solo elk hunting have evolved.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On This episode of the How to Hunt Turkeys Podcast Paul Campbell makes a guest hosting appearance. Jase and his family are spending time this week celebrating a HUGE life accomplishment and asked Paul to stop by and say hi! The guest of the show is Mr. Hunt Club, Phillip Cullpepper Jr. making his second appearance on the H2HT show. Paul and Phillip talk about mindset before, during and after the turkey hunting season, and how to stay motivated. They also discuss the boring topic of bow hunting Whitetails....Just kidding that's not boring! It was great to be back for an episode!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitchell is joined by Jeremy Dinsmore of the Antler Up Podcast to discuss preparations for the upcoming hunting season. They talk about technical difficulties with recording podcasts, practicing shooting their bows, and managing their schedules. They also touch on the use of trail cameras and the importance of trusting their instincts while hunting. In this conversation, Jeremy and Mitchell discuss their scouting and hunting strategies for deer. They talk about the importance of scouting and gathering information through trail cameras, as well as the challenges of piecing together the puzzle of deer movement. They also discuss the timing of the hunting season and the importance of being patient and selective in choosing locations to sit and deer to pursue. Jeremy expresses his desire to improve his woodsmanship skills and become more proficient in different hunting scenarios. They emphasize the importance of enjoying the hunt and making memories, regardless of the

In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy Dinsmore sits down with Steve Sherk Jr., a master of hunting big whitetails in the vast woods of Pennsylvania. Steve opens up about how his approach to hunting has evolved over the years, now balancing the demands of family and his guiding service with his passion for pursuing deer. He highlights his strategic shift toward gun season, with limited time set aside for bow hunting. Steve delves into the significance of trail cam data for choosing prime hunting spots and shares his observations on how deer behavior and bedding areas change as the season progresses, encouraging hunters to adapt their strategies accordingly.Steve also shares invaluable tips on handling hunting pressure, noting the importance of flanking pressure to locate less disturbed areas. His early spring scouting methods—focused on understanding deer movement and bedding before the landscape thickens—provide key insights into successful hunting strategies. Steve talks about his favorite ta

In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson and guest Alex Gyllstrom discuss the challenges and strategies of bow hunting, particularly in relation to family responsibilities, scouting, and understanding the role of thermals in hunting success. They share personal experiences and insights on navigating the complexities of hunting in states like Kansas and Iowa, the importance of observation, and adapting plans in the field. The conversation emphasizes the need for efficiency and the joy of the hunting process.Takeaways: Preparation for hunting seasons can be influenced by family responsibilities. Efficiency in scouting and hunting is crucial for balancing family life. Thermals can significantly affect deer movement and hunting success. Understanding terrain features is essential for effective hunting strategies. Baiting can be a useful strategy, but it's not the only option. Adapting plans based on real-time observations is key to success. Scouting and understanding deer behavi

On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce sits down with Josh Krstic from the Whitetail Addictions Team to talk about Josh's journey as a hunter, overcoming target panic & buck fever, scouting in-season, what early-season sign he keys in on, how to hunt low, brushing in your stand, hunting on highly pressured ground, and staying in the right mindset all season long. If you're looking for a well-rounded hunting episode, you've definitely come to the right place! From starting his bowhunting journey trading a bow for a tattoo, to joining the Whitetail Addictions team chasing giant deer, Wisconsin-native, Josh Krstic has had one of the most unique hunting journeys that we've heard on this show. A life-long fisherman and outdoorsman, Josh shares his story of heading to the UP on his first archery hunt, how he conquered target panic and buck fever, and eventually became the stone cold killer he is today. Josh shares how he breaks down sign both post-season and in-season to understand h

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast Nate gets to talk with Kendall Card from Black Ovis. Kendall discusses his extensive background in the hunting industry, the evolution of Black Ovis, and the importance of community and etiquette in hunting. The discussion covers various hunting experiences, challenges faced in the field, and upcoming hunting plans. The conversation also highlights the innovative products offered by Black Ovis and concludes with an exciting announcement about a HUGE giveaway for listeners. Make sure you listen in to learn how to enter!!! Enter the Giveaway here!!! - https://www.blackovis.com/sweepstakesCheck out the MWW Website for shows, partner discounts, and more!!! Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel!!!Athlon OpticsOnX: Use code MWW20 for 20% off CamofireBlack Ovis: Use code MWW10 for 10% offHuntworth Gear: Use code MWW15 for 15% offAlps Outdoorz: Use code 2024woodswater for 30% off Zamberlan BootsReveal Cameras by TactacamHabitat Works Facebook Page: Mention us when you ca

On this episode of GOHUNT’s Western Rookie Podcast, Brian has Reece Anderson on the podcast for a refresher before season opens on how to take care of hides in the field!In this podcast, Brian Krebs and Reese Anderson discuss taxidermy and the proper care of trophies. They cover topics such as caping, preserving the hide, and the dos and don'ts of taxidermy. They also touch on CWD laws and the importance of properly disposing of animal remains. Overall, the conversation provides valuable insights for hunters and anyone interested in preserving their trophies. In this part of the conversation, Reece and Brian discuss the process of caping a deer and the best techniques for removing burrs, clearing the ears, and handling the eyes. They also touch on the importance of preserving the cape for taxidermy purposes and provide tips for doing a euro mount. Additionally, they discuss the care of velvet antlers and offer advice on keeping them cool and dry. In this conversation, Brian Krebs and Reece Anderson discus

In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer Podcast, hosts Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau discuss their recent weekend activities, including coaching youth sports and the challenges that come with it. They delve into the insights gained from trail cameras regarding deer movement and behavior, emphasizing the impact of weather patterns on hunting strategies. The conversation shifts to the concept of core areas for deer and how these areas change throughout the season. They also explore early season hunting tactics, the importance of patience, and the significance of weather in late-season hunting. The episode wraps up with practical advice for hunters as they prepare for the upcoming season.Takeaways: Coaching youth sports can be challenging yet rewarding. Trail cameras provide valuable insights into deer movement. Weather significantly impacts deer behavior and hunting success. Deer have different core areas for breeding and non-breeding seasons. Early season hunting requires patience and strategic planning. Foo

In this conversation, Moriah Borgess (Wildlife Investments, Hollow Tooth Aerial, LLC), and Jon Teater discuss the importance of soil management in hunting property, the innovative use of drones for habitat management, and the critical timing and techniques for effective herbicide application. The conversation delves into managing invasive species, the precision required in herbicide application, and the environmental considerations that must be taken into account. Moriah goes through common and more specific herbicides that meet specific prescriptions for site and managing objectives.Moriah discusses the efficiency of using drones to manage plants like phragmites, sweet gum, winged elm, autumn olive. Moriah discusses on the ground spray options and what concerns are created when debris is present. Moriah discusses old field management and benefits to wildlife. Moriah emphasizes the role of drones as a valuable tool for private landowners looking to enhance their hunting properties.Moriah goes through his proc

Heath connects with the founder and CEO of Hunt Lift Eat Luke Cox. Luke is from Grayson Co just a couple of counties over from where Heath grew up. Luke now resides in Colorado. The conversation went off-topic but turned into just what we needed to hear. They did squeeze in some Hunt Lift Eat mentality just at the right time. Share it with a friend and leave us a review.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This episode of the We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast provides an engaging and insightful conversation between Courtney Williamson and Kenton Bottoms, an ambassador for Hunters of Color in Kentucky. The discussion covers a wide range of topics related to hunting, including Kenton's personal journey into the sport, the importance of representation in the outdoor industry, and the efforts to engage more people of color in hunting and fishing.This episode also highlights the passion and dedication that both Courtney and Kenton have for the outdoors, and their shared goal of breaking down barriers and making the hunting community more inclusive. Kenton's experiences as a non-traditional outdoor enthusiast and his work with Hunters of Color provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by people of color in the hunting and fishing community. The conversation also touches on the cultural and historical significance of hunting within the Black community, and the importance of passing do