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Nick Mundt is on the road 300 days out of the year. Technically, Nick is in the woods most of those days, either hunting or filming someone else hunting. Nick is a professional hunter, trained hunting guide, and a licensed barber- no joke - (Nick packs his scissors with him when traveling and will trim Michael Waddell's hair when necessary- it's always good to travel with your own barber). But how did Nick get to where he is today? Is having the freedom to be in the woods most of the year worth more than money? We think so, and so does Nick Mundt. Nick shares his whole story on this show! OUR SPONSORS FOR THIS SHOW: Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com The Eurohanger www.facebook.com/eurohanger On Jim Keller's Deer News: Dwarf Deer in Alabama Chris Brackett Got It Wrong on CWD CWD Whitetail Farm Escape Notice of Important Dates #ShedRally on March 12th Here's What We Discuss with Nick: Showing the Good Side of Hunting  Too Busy Huntin', Spearfish South Dakota The Black Hills, 150" SD Bucks, Sp

Coyotes can decimate a deer herd, especially buck fawns, according to scientific studies. You might think that killing all coyotes in the answer, but it's actually counterintuitive. Coyotes are extremely resilient and will self regulate, but over killing them can actually trigger a biological event resulting in high pup crops. Regardless, hammering coyote packs and reducing numbers in your deer hunting areas will only help your cause. Al Morris from FoxPro is an expert coyote hunter and helps us breakdown and dissect this essential aspect of hunting, from beginner to intermediate levels. The Sponsor's Today Are: The Eurohanger www.facebook.com/EuroHanger Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com Jim Keller's Deer News Topics: QDMA says Poaching Fines Should be Higher  Missouri's House Bill 1971 for Higher Poaching Fines (Thanks Dan!) Grants in Indiana to Feed the Hungry FHFH  Popularity of Shed Hunting Leads to Restrictions   Wisconsin Hunters Can Now Wear Pink Instead of Orange  Here's What We Disc

As deer hunters, we often try to be quiet in the woods so as not to spook the deer, but why? What do we really know about the sounds we make? Not many studies have been done on sound in the deer woods, but Adam Lewis, a physics teacher by trade, is determined to change that. He created a company called Sound Barrier Hunting that researches and tests those sounds that hunters commonly make and the results may not be what you thought. How far does a metal on metal clang travel and will that particular sound decrease your odds of scoring big on a deer hunt? Adams explains all this and more! Jim Keller's Deer News: World Class Buck Poached in Wisconsin Missouri to Ban Feral Hog Hunting Malaria Found in Eastern Deer Population Don't Forget the Fruit Trees When Building Your Deer Plot HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS EPISODE: What's Happening in Saginaw Michigan The Farm, Baseball, Basketball,and Hunting The Science of Physics and Sound Mr. Lewis, what is sound? If a Tree Falls in the Woods... The Good News and Ba

It all started with an 8 megapixel camera and a flock of blackbirds. A good job and some savings later, Gem was on his way to purchase better video capture equipment for all of Gem's deer hunting, duck hunting, turkey hunting, or whatever Gem decides to hunt. Whatever is game may be, one thing is for sure, Gem's camera work is outstanding. He thinks of every hunting set in two ways, how can I get the shot (for the kill) and how can I get the shot (for the camera). And, oh by the way, he's only 17 years old. Gem takes us on a deer hunt in Louisiana and gives us a forecast of where he wants to take his career (after he's done with his homework). Jim Keller's Deer News: Missouri Deer Season Ends with a 270,000 Deer Kill North Carolina New Poacher Turn-In Program Wisconsin Record Broken- New Archery Record Shed Season Season is Right Around the Corner Family Attacked by Deer, Rescued HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: Punxsutawney Phil An 8 Megapixel Camera and Some Blackbirds A Job at the Ranch and Some Savings for a Ne

Can the eyes of a quarterback indicate where the ball will be thrown? Is luck a random chance? Or is it actually the by-product of hard work and hours of preparation? Mike Kafka can tell you that hard work and preparation is the key to reaching higher levels of success and that it's the turn of the head, not the eyes, that will often indicate to a defender where the ball is going to be thrown. Mike, a newbie hunter, has spent several years in the National Football League playing the Quarterback position and is now setting his eyes on a new venture, deer hunting. It started with a specialized handwarming pouch that Mike flys under the flag of a company he started called Roo Outdoors, but in the process his interest in hunting has grown Mike is able to draw correlation between preparing for a NFL football game and preparing for a deer hunt. Only this time, in preparation for becoming a better deer hunter, Mike picks Jay and Dusty's brains for information. Jim Keller's Deer News: New Arkansas Whitetail Record C

When you have the likes of Mark and Terry Drury just a text or holler away for advice on deer hunting, your chances of killing big bucks year after year goes up, way up. Taylor Drury has learned an incredible amount from her father and uncle over the years, and although she is only 20, she probably has the whitetail knowledge of someone three times her age. The one thing that Taylor notes as the most important key to being a great hunter, Persistence (notice the capital "P"). Taylor says that there really aren't any short cuts to hunting, although it may seem that way on television. She notes: television only shows you the best footage for television, but most of the hard work footage and in-between stuff ends up on the editing room floor. Where does Taylor plan to take this career as she comes of age in the outdoor industry? Tune in to hear all about it! Jim Keller's Deer News: Condemned Killer of a Texas Game Warden Denied Review Minnesota Governor Proposing Felony Charges for Poaching QDMA says Hunters No

When life robs you of your bow and arrow, just pick up a crossbow or gun instead. Jason Koger knows this all too well after colliding with a downed powerline on a four wheeler on March 1, 2008. 7200 volts and two amputations later, Jason has turned seemingly overwhelming situation into one of the most positive and uplifting stories you'll ever hear. Jason relies on state-of-the-art bionic forearms and hands for all his daily tasks, to include deer hunting for big whitetail bucks. Jason shares his entire story on this show. Jim Keller's Deer News: A Proposed Legislative Bill on High Fence Deer Hunting in Indiana 2 Deer, One Shot in Missouri Deer Flee Flooded Waters in Mississippi, Killed by Poachers Deer Herd in Vermont is as Healthy as Ever Police and NRA Disagree on Cost of Event Security in Harrisburg HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: Look Ma, No Hands, A Sense of Humor A Life Changing Accident, March 1, 2008 A Downed Powerline and 7200 Volts It Blew Off My Left Thumb Dr Pepper Urine and Double Amputation You Don'

If you started a business at age 25, where would you be today?  That's exactly what Audrey Pfaffe is doing right now. With a degree is agri-science and a love for deer and deer hunting, Audrey is putting her degree to work by designing food supplements and minerals and selling them out of her barn in Wisconsin.   Many giant companies started in a garage or barn, like Microsoft, Apple, or even Mathews Bows. Audrey takes to the field as often as she can and as she says, "I wouldn't know what to do with myself if I didn't hunt".  Her and her husband have purchased 17 acres that just happens to be a natural funnel between her neighbor's properties that are well managed for growing big Wisconsin whitetail deer.  Audrey explains here hunting methods and strategies and shares her experiences and a growing pains of a startup small business. Jim Keller's Deer News: Big Game Hunting Article Gets Featured in the Wall Street Journal HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: The O'Danish Kringle company from Wisconsin Cheese Heads, Not

Jerry wrote a book, a book about a lifetime of hunting and fishing. Deer hunting with bow and arrow was a vehicle for Jerry to tap into the rhythm and cadence of nature, which is a bit different from his life in the entertainment business. Growing up in a world of country music, it was not unusual for Jerry to be around legends like Loretta Lynn and Johnny Cash. Jerry became an agent for his best friend, comedian George Carlin, but life wasn't always so fun. Jerry battled lymphoma which stripped him of some time in the woods, a place where he needs to be find peace of mind. Jerry's new book, The Outdoor Chronicles, True Tales of Lifetime of Hunting of Fishing, describes these stories in detail but we get to hear some of these stories in Jerry 's own voice. Jim Keller's Deer News: The Top 5 Deer and Deer Hunting Stories of 2015 #5- Bear Attacks Deer on Front Lawn, Captured on Video #4- First Ever Wisconsin Mule Deer Harvested #3- Legendary Mule Deer Named 'Buck Norris' Found Dead #2- A Very Unique Black Buck

Deer hunting the vastness inside the "Blue Line" of New York's 6 million acre Adirondack Mountain range is no joke. It consumes hunters, both literally and metaphorically. Those with poor navigational skills should think twice about hunting these mountains, but to Todd Mead, is all second nature. Todd has spent a lifetime hunting this tremendous forest where disappearing deep into the woods for days to hunt the back country bucks is no big deal. Todd's pack is loaded with gear, but perhaps the most important piece is his life saving diabetes kit: a must have for a big woods hunters with Type I diabetes. Todd shares his stories with us as he uses his pen to capture a lifetime of hunting in the Adirondack Mountains. Jim Keller's Deer News: Predator Hunting, Coyotes, and Their Affect on the Deer Herd HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW: Hunting the Adirondacks, a Vast Wilderness 6 Million Acres, Taking  a While to Become a Hunter No Pleasure in Killing, Never Losing Respect  The Blue Line and Forever Wild Har

To kill one 200 inch giant whitetail buck would be a buck of a lifetime for most hunters. Steve Esker has done it multiple times, four times to be exact (not to mention the numerous bucks that he's taken over 150 inches). Steve arguably has the most impressive big buck wall in the nation. He says it never gets old and it never gets boring, but it is exhausting, elaborate and extensive. It takes a team, time, and a big plan. We dig deep with Steve and find out what makes him tick and how he kills big bucks year after year as part of our exploration of world class deer hunters. Habits, tips, and details of Steve Esker's hunts... on this Big Buck Deer Hunting Podcast. Jim Keller's Deer News: Chronic Wasting Disease AKA CWD HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW: 4X 200" Whitetail Bucks Becoming a Trophy Hunter There's No Boredom, EVER A Bunch of Cameras and a Bunch of Properties, and Time 62 Properties, 40 Cameras, and a Team of 4 How Do I Get On This List Steve? Deer Season Never Ends A Big Buck North South Eas

From Memphis to California to Bismark and Alberta, Jeanette Hall has been on an incredible journey. Hunting and taxidermy is a big part of Jeanette's life, but that way of life was tested in 2011 when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor, suffering headaches and vision loss. A change in diet, from fast food to natural foods killed the headaches, loss of vision, and ultimately the tumor. Today, Jeanette is winning awards at World Taxidermy Competitions and killing big bucks. HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW: Zippers, Coyotes, and Velcro Our Favorite Place, the Middle of Nowhere The Fight in the 5'4" Memphis to Cali to Alberta Trying to Ruin Good Hunting Clothing Alberta Hunting Education Boneyards, Cow Skulls, and Taxidermy $700/month on Fast Food Curing Brain Tumors- Eating Healthy Eating Like a Caveman Losing Peripheral Vision and Lactation Getting Out and a Positive Mental Attitude Dogs, Deer, and Cougars A Taxidermy School and Job Offers in Bismark Bad Taxidermy and Good Taxidermy- What to Look for  Ho

Just when you thought the deer pee industry had exhausted every conceivable way of bringing deer urine to market, along comes Antler Ice. When you think about it, it kind of makes sense. Freezing at origin seems to be the best way to preserve most anything, urine included. Science laboratories having being doing it for years. Antler Ice has figure out a way to collect, freeze, and effectively distribute deer urine to those places where hunters hang out using nothing more than a basic freezer system like ice cream companies. Beau gives us the inside scoop about the company and tells us why using frozen deer urine during a hunt might just be the most effective method to lure a big buck into range. HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS EPISODE: A Farm In the Middle of Nowhere Hard Work IS NOT a Foreign Concept Walnuts, Baseball Bats, and Splitting Wood 2 Back Packs Instead of One Howe work in the Tree stand and Meetings with the Dean Field and Stream- Antler Ice All Natural Frozen Deer Urine Killing of Ammonia and Bac

Paul doesn't believe that he's a better hunter, but he knows that he works harder than most other hunters to find the big bucks. And, it pays off. Paul is one of the most dedicated and talented deer hunters we've ever met. In our quest to deconstruct world class deer hunters, we break down Paul's strategy, from mapping to scouting, from what he packs in his pack to how he picks his spots. From how he learns new tricks to why having a friend with a boat can be really handy. And, why having a Plan B is super important to having a successful kill. Here's What We Discuss in this Episode: A Working Man's Hunter Talking About Deer Hunting- A Close Second The Ford Assembly Line The Ford Motor Company and Scheduling for Deer Season The Only Vacation is a Deer Vacation Paul's Favorite Podcast Buying a Cabin and Fishing Lake Erie Quality of Deer in Michigan VS Ohio Getting Dropped by Boat to Hunt SABOTAGED- Out of Staters A Gut Bag and Moth Balls Paul Back Pack Totes, Ozonics, and an Ozone Room A Carbon Scent Dryer- S

What did it take to kill Ohio's #4 Whitetail? Mark Hammer knows. In our endless pursuit to deconstruct the habits of world class deer hunters, we reached out to Mark to find out how he does it. Turns out the success is buried in the details. Mark is a scent control and mapping fanatic. He won't hunt the same stand more than once in a week and Mark loves scouting in March. This show is detailed and loaded with amazing tips as Mark shares his entire hunting strategy. HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW: Moon and Deer Movement Studies Evercalm, Corn Fields and Beans A Father, Hunter, Trapper, and Fisherman A Union Brick Layer Green Living and Good Meat Taking a New Hunter Hunting- Hunting for Better Food Gun Toting Beer Drinking Rednecks Hunting the Hunter, Hunting Where They Aren't Staying Out When the Conditions Aren't Right Rubber Boots and Spraying Down, Before-During-After 20 Gallon Totes, Rubber Seals, Ozone BTECH from Tinks and Dead Down Wind Washing NEW Clothes 3X Before the Field Buying on Clearance, W

Steven Fuller is a deer hunting lovin', no hunting excuses, kind of deer hunter. He has coined the term, semi-Live TV show for his online television show called The Huntin' Grounds.  Based in Arkansas,  Steven says that hunters should never makes excuses or apologize for being a hunter, and quite frankly, we agree. Steven is a vibrant addition to the outdoor hunting world and he's a skilled hunter to boot.  He shares his experiences with us from how hunt Arkansas to what the hunt should mean to everyone. HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS Listening to the BBR and Being a Fan Who is Steven Fuller? Working 8-5 and a Semi-Live Television Show Video Production and Social Media Marketing The Basis of Walmart and the Ozarks Buying a Piece of Hunting Property The Majority of the Hunters Working with Grant Woods What's in Steven's Pack? Nose Jammer, Bleat Cans, and the Grunt Call The Multi-Use Multi-Purpose Nose Jammer Wipes The Knowledge of the Hunter and Hunting with Fans Setting Up Where the Deer Naturally Travel A Doe Bleat

Many hunters from the east might consider hunting the west and the Idaho mountains as hunting the big country, the big woods. Jeanne McFall considers it a back yard and a play ground. Despite the rigors of hunting this mountainous terrain, Jeanne just sees it as part of the hunt. In fact, she's been playing in this sandbox since she was a child and prefers to hunt solo. Now Jeanne fines her outdoor skills so sharp that she is now a finalist in the Extreme Huntress competition. We discuss Idaho, work, spoting and hunting elk, and hunting big muleys. And much more! HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: Just Hangin' Out in Idaho The Extreme Huntress Competition Larry Weishuhn- Mr Whitetail Why Not California? Enjoying the Season Change Restoring the Fish - Chinook Salmon Hunting Big Game and Hunting Solo Spitting and Snorting and Bull Elk Dad's Influence and Big Game Hunting, Love of Seeing Animals Learning to Bow Hunt and Wind in the Face Hiking and Climbing and Going into the Nasty Stuff The Price of a Resident Elk Tag A W

To Jim Burnworth, there's always more than meets the eye and typically there's a way to make it better. From a very early age, Jim conducted shooting experiments seeking a way to shoot better, with no real text book to follow.  Growing up hunting Elk and Blacktail, Jim honed his archery skills. Today, Jim dissects the movement of the bow and arrow using high speed video technology and has developed some of the most fascinating and useful tips on shooting a bow and arrow that we have ever heard.   If you think you're a good shot now, you will be a better shot after listening to this podcast and employing Jim's best archery tips. HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: Hunt by Day, Talk about Hunting By Night Lonely Montana Towns Means Big Bucks Growing up on Oregon Blacktail World Records and the Sony Betamax 27 Pattens in Color Correction Camp David, the President, Skype, and SciFy Dad and the Spike Elk  Just 3 Bow Hunter in the Whole Town The Mystical Fly of the Arrow is Contagious Jim's Bow Studies and Experiments, Bendin

How do you hunt from crutches? Steph Brown knows first hand despite going against her doctor's orders. Steph has traveled around the country and around the world, but always comes back to Ohio. We go inside hunting the big bucks of Ohio and on a South African safari hunt with Steph as we explore the similarities and differences between each. Granted, hunting the Black Death isn't exactly like hunting a monster whitetail but there are techniques that apply to each. Steph shares her experiences and hunting knowledge with us to make us better hunters. HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW: Why Ohio? The Wild Child & Getting Up Early The Snooze Button The Rules of the Hunt Safety and Treestands 1000 Pictures a Month Riding in the Truck with the Windows Down on the Way to the Stand A Confidence with Fixed Blade Broadheads Getting Permission to Hunt "Hi, my name is Steph. How's it going?" Going on an African Adventure Safari Hunt Planning a Year in Advance Getting the Most Out of a Hunting Trip Gemsbuck, Impala,

From the New Hampshire Fish and Game Adventure Talk Series comes Hunting Dominant Bucks with Dave Priebe, Quaker Boy Game Calls Pro-Staffer. Dave is a life long student of the deer hunt, where he's not only studied whitetail behavior but has studied the hunter too. Dave has put together a no nonsense presentation on hunting dominant bucks, from a whitetail behavior perspective and from a hunter point of view to help us understand what usually separates the successful hunter from the not so successful hunter. And, as Dave says, there isn't any such thing as "always" in biology. And that's where we begin... HERE'S WHAT WE LEARN or DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW: Predators in the Room The Klucky Buck The Deer are Killed by Hunting Accidents The Hunter's Continuum High Profile and Low Profile Hunters A Citation for Dr Ken Nordberg The Hunt Plan- A Map Based Plan New Hampshire Buck Density and Bedrooms Close to the Thick Stuff Buck with 3-4 Bedrooms to Avoid Predators The Best Escape Cover and Behavior Outside the Rut Inva