Sportsmen's Nation - For The Die-hard Sportsman

On this episode of Michigan Wild, Nate Rozeveld and Brad Collings explore their diverse hunting experiences, the therapeutic benefits of archery, and their love for bow hunting. They discuss the impact of military service on their lives, the role of podcasts in building a supportive hunting community, and the lessons learned from both successes and failures in the field. The conversation highlights the personal growth that comes from hunting and the shared passion that unites hunters across different backgrounds. Throughout the episode Nate and Brad share their journey as hunters, reflecting on their growth and experiences over the years. They discuss the importance of practice, patience, and the responsibility that comes with hunting. Brad does talk about balancing family life with his passion for hunting, highlighting the support he receives from his wife and family. The conversation also dives into the world of trapping, exploring its challenges and rewards, and how it can be a valuable experience for both

A long awaited and much anticipated episode this week as John prepares to head north to Kansas to chase open plains whitetails with his muzzleloaders. John starts the episode off by talking about more local things like the deer he is seeing on the ranch and an exciting new property he picked up in Texas. After running cameras for several weeks, the outlook is not looking great so far, and if he had to choose a spot to hunt tomorrow, he would probably find himself hunting public ground.After the local stuff, John goes outbound and talks about his upcoming trip to Kansas, which if you are listening to this episode when it comes out, he is already there. John discusses his camp set up, his scouting, and what he expects to encounter. John did not have a chance to make a scouting trip over the summer, so he is going in completely blind. Though he did not get to put boots on the ground, he has spent countless hours e-scouting ever since he put in for the tag back in April. He feels confident that with a little grav

In this episode of Shiny Objects, host Ricky and Nate discuss various hunting gear, particularly focusing on broadheads. He shares his experiences with different types of broadheads, including mechanical and fixed blade options, and highlights the importance of choosing the right gear for hunting success. The conversation also touches on the significance of practice and tuning in archery, as well as recommendations for specific broadhead brands.The Range Podcast can be found on all major platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Video versions of the podcast can also be found on the Vapor Trail YouTube Channel and Wild TV.Enter Promo Code trp15 during checkout at www.vaportrailarchery.com to receive 15% off VTX Bowstrings and Branded Apparel.The Range Podcast is brought to you by Vapor Trail Archery and Stokerized Stabilizers. We are proud to be a part of the @sportsmens_empire network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPri

This episode is a short recap of my hunt this weekend in North Carolina! I go over the type of terrain I hunted, and what I came across while scouting that ultimately led me to setting up and climb a tree. Enjoy! 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 Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson is joined by Tom Waters to discuss Tom's recent Kentucky Velvet Buck hunt. They start by reminiscing about the music they listened to growing up, including classic rock, country, and rap. Then, they dive into the details of Tom's hunt, including how he discovered the buck and his baiting strategy. Tom explains that he had been scouting the area for years but only saw the buck for the first time this summer. He also shares his feeder schedule and how he uses it to slow down the deer movement. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the buck's movement patterns and Tom's setup distance from the feeder. Tom Waters shares his experience of harvesting a velvet buck on his property. He explains that he was hunting from a blind near a feeder when the buck showed up. Tom discusses how the deer behavior changes when they shed their velvet and become more aware. He also talks about the deer population in his area, the inf

Brian Banbury, a waterfowl enthusiast and taxidermist, shares his experience with waterfowl hunting and his passion for the sport. He discusses his journey from being a college student taking a waterfowl ID course to becoming an avid waterfowl hunter and taxidermist. Brian talks about the different waterfowl species he encounters in Ohio and the various hunting opportunities available in the state. He also shares his insights on managing wetlands and the importance of considering the entire ecosystem when hunting and managing for waterfowl. Brian discusses his travels to different states for waterfowl hunting and the preparations involved in flying with firearms and bringing ducks back. He emphasizes the sense of community among waterfowl hunters and taxidermists and the joy of sharing experiences and knowledge with others. The conversation covers various topics related to traveling for waterfowl hunting and the experience of taxidermy. Brian Banbury shares tips for flying to different countries and the impor

In this episode, Angelo and Chris talk about what they are doing to finish getting ready for the upcoming hunting season. Both give updates on last minute tips that may help take gear and tactics to the next level. The conversation covers topics such as concealed carry laws, scouting, gear modifications, and arrow builds. They also discuss topics such as transportation tags, waterfowl hunting, bear hunting, antler restrictions, and changes in license requirements. They also touch on ethical considerations and the importance of following regulations to preserve hunting privileges. Getting caught up on home state and out of state regulations is also a must. The Boys CAN’T WAIT for Opening Day. Some people will be getting into the woods for the first time this week. Making sure all your gear is in working order and organized for that first sit must not be overlooked. Good Luck to all of those who will be going out. The Wing and Tails Boys skim through all the most relevant changes to the hunting regulations in a

This was a really fun conversation full of laughs and educational information with Chris and Angelo, the hosts of the Wing and Tail boys hunting podcast. Chris and Angelo hunt in primarily New York and New Jersey. We discuss the preparations we've done for this hunting season, talk about some of our goals and priorities for this year and share excitement. The conversation takes a turn when Chris mentions his TSI (timber stand improvement) company. We spend almost an hour talking about different types of timber stand improvement and habitat management that he has implemented for his clients both with the goal of timber harvest management, and deer habitat improvement. We discuss things such as timber thinning, select cuts, clear cuts/cutovers, riparian zones and more. Thanks for listening! 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 How to Hunt Deer podcast, Dan Johnson and Jason Tibideau discuss their plans for the upcoming hunting season and the importance of preparing their weapons. They emphasize the need to practice shooting with broadheads and to ensure that bows are properly tuned and fitted. They also discuss the importance of shot placement and the debate between fixed and mechanical broadheads. The hosts recommend visiting local mom-and-pop stores for expert advice and tuning services. They also discuss the weight and components of their arrows. In this conversation, Jason and Dan discuss their bow setups and preferences, including the importance of shot placement and the benefits of adjustable bows. They also touch on the cost of bows and the significance of practice in achieving success. The conversation then shifts to firearm season, with Dan sharing his experience with muzzleloader hunting and the need for thorough preparation. They discuss the role of woodsmanship and the enjoyment of being in nature

On today's episode, Jacob shares his own struggles with mindset as it relates to his upcoming solo elk hunt out west. Letting go of the steering wheel related to work life, related to home life and other commitments can be difficult when leaving on a 2 week trip in the backcountry. The patience that is required to play the "long game" with an archery elk hunt can also prove to be difficult. We all want results now, so we can move on to the next thing...but that is just not how hunting works. Lastly, confidence in one's hunt plan can also impact the actual in the field success or failure. How does one remain confident when the odds are against you. As you listen, you may find that you can relate to these mindset challenges while in the field.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on the Pennsylvania Woodsman we are back with part 2 of our conversation with Cole Seitzinger in what we are calling a "Dream Season". If you missed last week, Cole shares his 2023 PA P&Y buck kill and the obstacles experienced along the way. It was 8 days later Cole was able to lay hands on his target 150 class buck in the Prairie State. However, the theme of overcoming obstacles remains in place!Despite initial setbacks and doubts, Cole's wife encouraged him to go on his Illinois hunt after a 12-year hiatus, arriving a day late due to family obligations. Cole bounced around the farm until landing in a tree that proved to be successful. Initially, the wind kept him from hunting his primary target location. The tree he picked was a good distance away but allowed him to observe from a distance. The power of November had his target buck on his feet, which just happened to cruise by his tree in bow range mid-morning. Lots of lessons learned from stand selection and shot placement, to tr

In this episode of the How to Hunt Turkey podcast, I discuss six golden rules of turkey hunting. I share some personal stories and experiences related to each rule that will hopefully provide valuable insights and tips for turkey hunters. The rules include not stocking straight at turkeys, having a good shot sequence, paying attention to all turkey behavior, looking for sign and scouting, getting gear organized, and learning calls. These rules apply not only to turkey hunting but also to deer hunting and other outdoor pursuits. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this conversation, Andy May discusses his hunting strategies and experiences, as well as his approach to balancing hunting with other responsibilities. He emphasizes the importance of analyzing the wind, thermals, and terrain when scouting for deer and setting up tree stands. Andy also shares his perspective on parenting and motivating children in sports. He recounts a story of hunting a buck that frequently crossed onto a neighboring property and how he used a decoy to try to lure the buck within range. The conversation covers various topics related to hunting and parenting. The main themes include the struggle of balancing sports and family, the importance of finding a passion, and the approach to scouting and hunting on unfamiliar properties. The conversation also touches on the significance of fresh sign and the tactics for hunting a bumped deer.Takeaways: Analyzing wind, thermals, and terrain is crucial when scouting for deer and setting up tree stands. Balancing hunting with other responsibilities ca

In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy Dinsmore is joined by Jim D'Agostino to dive into the essentials of planning and preparing for a successful hunting season. Jim emphasizes the importance of communication with family members when organizing hunting trips and the value of mapping out dates in advance to ensure everyone is aligned. They discuss setting personal goals for the season, from filling tags to targeting a specific trophy, and how that focus can fuel motivation throughout the year. Jim also highlights how the right gear choices, from arrow setups to saddles, can significantly influence a hunter's success.Jeremy and Jim share insights on documenting observations in the field to refine future hunting strategies, stressing the importance of flexibility and modularity in gear to adapt to various conditions. They also touch on the joy of hunting with friends, creating lasting memories, and savoring the unpredictable nature of the hunt. Whether it's meticulously organizing you

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we have Josh Kirchner on to discuss his new book "Becoming A Bowhunter". He emphasizes the importance of having a foundation and direction when starting out as a bowhunter. The conversation focuses on the importance of starting bowhunting and the process of buying a bow. It emphasizes the value of seeking help from professionals at a bow shop and learning proper shooting techniques. The discussion also touches on the significance of broadheads and the need for confidence in equipment. The key takeaways include the importance of field experience, the need for practice with broadheads, and the prioritization of hitting the target consistently. Our conversation emphasizes the importance of patience, dedication, and learning from the hunting journey. The book 'Becoming a BowHunter' is recommended as a comprehensive guide for new bow hunters.Check out the MWW Website for shows, partner discounts, and more!!!Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel!!!Morre

In this conversation, Jaden Bjorklund (Northland Habitat), Josh Streichert (JWS Logging) and Jon Teater discussion revolves around making hunting properties more appealing for logging. The main themes discussed include access to the property, volume and value of timber, and the role of landowners in facilitating the logging process. The guests emphasize the importance of factors such as property size, access, and timber contracts in attracting loggers. They also discuss potential pitfalls, such as dealing with pipelines and wetlands, that can complicate logging operations. The conversation highlights the need for clear communication and setting realistic expectations between landowners and loggers. The guests also touch on the benefits of having a professional forester or consultant involved in the process and the importance of flexibility on the part of landowners. In this conversation, Jon Teater, Josh Streichert, and Jaden Bjorklund discuss various strategies for making timber cutting more valuable and ben

On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by host of the Huntavore Podcast: Nick Otto, to talk all about caring for your venison, ways avoid field dressing mistakes, how to overcome any mishaps, how much cleaning you should do to your venison, keeping the meat cool in warm temperatures, ways to prevent bacteria growth, cleaning equipment that may have contacted CWD prions, and how to care for your meat when waiting for CWD test results.Archery season is finally here and it's time to start thinking about filling the freezer! Nick Otto is a Michigander, host of The Huntavore Podcast, and one heck of a wild game butcher and cook. Now that deer season is finally here, taking care of the meat we work so hard to harvest is crucial. The start of a new season always means a few silly mistakes and knocking the rust off on that first hunt or harvest of the year, and in this week's episode Nick shares his thoughts on how to avoid some of these mishaps, and take great care of your venison.The g

On this episode of GOHUNT’s Western Rookie Podcast, Brian, Tom, Logan, Sam, and Brock have a pre-game talk about the upcoming Nebraska hunt live from Whitetail Camp!The crew is in Nebraska chasing whitetail bucks, testing XOP product, and filming content for the brand along the journey! There is high anticipation in camp for the first hunt of the season, lots of smack talk and laughs, and some great food on the fire! The guys talk some public land whitetail strategies for the week, how the scouting days have gone, and what everyone is excited most about. We also check out some of the latest and greatest prototype gear from XOP that will be launching for 2025 and get first crack at hunting out of some exciting new products! https://xopoutdoors.com https://instagram.com/brockjensen_/https://www.instagram.com/samuel_moore_media/https://www.instagram.com/lwrighty/https://www.instagram.com/tom_lalond/Connect with Brian Krebshttps://linktr.ee/thewesternrookieHave Questions or Comments? Send an email to Brian@wester

In this the first of the 2024 Autumn Oaks recordings, Steve is joined by Texan Sid Underwood and by Land of Lincoln coon hunter Doug Crawley. The conversations were recorded live in media center of the Kuhlman Center, headquarters for the Event Where History Is Made.Underwood had the distinction of being the last Bench Show Judge to judge Autumn Oaks in its entirety as a single judge. The event now employs two judges and as many rings in the three-day event.  The old friends discuss many aspects of Autumn Oaks, of coon hunting in the State of Texas and their association as co-employees of the Field Operations Department of UKC when Steve was there.Crawley set a milestone in the UKC World Coonhound Championship that can never be replicated. His Treeing Walker Coonhound Crawley’s Louise became the first-ever female hound to win the UKC World Nite Hunt Championship. Louise accomplished the feat in 1989, thirty-five years ago. Steve and Doug take a nostalgic trip back to Montgomery City, Missouri, then headquarte

In this conversation, Ricky and Nate Thomas of the Missouri Woods and Water podcast, discuss various topics related to hunting and conservation. They touch on the hunter decline myth and an article written by Nicole Qualtieri about the subject. The Hunter Decline Myth: Habitat - Not Hunting - Is at Risk by Nicole QualtieriMissouri Woods & Water Podcast: The Hunter Decline Myth with Nicole QualtieriThey also talk about the importance of educating people about hunting and conservation, and the challenges of finding hunting opportunities and the impact of legislation on hunting rights. Nate shares his experience as a father passing on his knowledge of the outdoors to his children. Nate discusses the emotional aspect of hunting as a father and the pressure he feels to provide successful hunting experiences for his children. He shares a personal story of his son's unsuccessful hunt and the emotions that came with it. The conversation concludes with Nate discussing his archery setup, including his bow, arro