Zac and I talk about a buck he killed, close to, but not on a scrape he was hunting. He thought he had the area to himself but upon finding out he didn't, made some changes, some moves and still got on a great buck within range of the scrape. Hope ya'll enjoy this one! @zac_strobl
Jace spent 20 Days Hunting in Kentucky in early season. He hunted mornings and evenings and surprising gleaned a ton of information by hunting the mornings and ultimately allowed him to kill a great 14 point buck he and his buddies called Krabs. This is a wild episode with a very unique hunting style that everyone can learn something from. Hope you all enjoy! @_nature_of_the_beast https://vectorcustomshop.com/ https://www.onxmaps.com/ https://www.venadoinc.com/...
Nick hunted this lease for a few years and didn't have any luck, so he left, 2 years later, he went back to it and it's been fire since. Nick and I talk about this Goofy 6 point he just killed and the new strategies that lead him to being able to kill this buck on a farm he's hunted for 10 years now. Hope you all enjoy!
Hunter Hogan and Jace Allen are the guys to listen to - episode 94 and 96 posted last year. Enjoy and have a great week!
This is a 30 minutes summarization of the tactics the most successful hunters I've talked to in the early season have deployed. Just a quick hit, bare bones podcast with not a lot of fluff, but hopefully some nuggets to help people out in the next few weeks. Enjoy! https://vectorcustomshop.com/ https://www.onxmaps.com/ https://www.venadoinc.com/
Ethan has killed multiple bucks in the 1st week of season and this is no exception. We talk scouting, stand set ups, food sources, other hunting pressure, missed opportunities, confidence in your set up and much more. Hope ya'll enjoy this and go find Ethan on Instagram @ethan_escue https://vectorcustomshop.com/ https://www.onxmaps.com/ https://www.venadoinc.com/
Cameron is one of the host of Exodus' Outdoor Gear Podcast and just killed a giant in North Dakota! He used conventional and unconventional means in an area where the property owners didn't think he could get it done. A very exciting story with some great strategies and tactics you can deploy in your own early season hunts. Hope you all enjoy! --- @Camthecameraman_ on Instagram or go to youtube and just search Exodus Outdoor Gear https://vectorcustomshop.com/ https://www.onxmaps.com/ https://www...
Chad and I talk about what to do when you realize you've shot a buck that you want to mount. We talk not only what you should do and the process for caping and getting the deer out of the woods, but also what you should absolutely not do and the best way to cost yourself a lot of extra money. Hope you all enjoy this and definitely look Chad up if you're ever in South Eastern PA - @Housworthtaxidermy.
We talk Premade Cocktails, Parenting, Proper Manners, 3 successful Blacktail Hunts, 1 successful Bear Hunt, and 1 successful Ram hunt. Tons of stories and laughs in this one! Hope you all enjoy!
We talk Food Plots, Water Holes, Social Media, and 1st Elk hunts. Water holes is the main topic covered and what's odd is how effective they can be when they are placed within a couple hundred yards of a river. Grant is a great guy and a newer bowhunter but when he gets obsessed with something he dives in head first full boar. Hope ya'll enjoy!
Topics Covered - Hard work paying off, The Excuse of No Time, Ultra Running, Western Hunting Necessities, Gear Necessities, Mental Fortitude, and Costs. Tyler loves western hunting so much after a couple years of doing it, he moved to Montana, and started the Montana Nocks Podcast. We both have under 4 years of experience each out west but we provide the perspective of what it's like as a new or beginner western hunter for all of you in the same boat. Hope you enjoy! @MontanaNocksPodcast on IG /...
Topics Discussed - Private/Public Land, Summer Scouting, Early Season Food Sources, Tactics, Strategies, Pressure, Alex's IG handle, Venison Processing in Mexico, Missed Turns, DNR habitat management, and a couple other odd balls. This is a much more relaxed and fun atmosphere podcast - hope you all enjoy!
Mobile Hunting is continuing to grow in popularity and thought I'd drop my thoughts on purchasing a Saddle or a Stand and the pros and cons to both. Hope ya'll find this helpful!
Ian, Trevor, and Brucey have hunted family property for 10+ years and they join the podcast to talk about improvements they've made in the last few years that have really made an impact. If you're experiencing stale hunts as of the late the last few years on properties that may have been dynamite in previous years, this podcast may give you some good ideas. Hope it helps all! - http://www.projectwhitetailofficial.com/#/ @ProjectWhitetailOfficial
DJ and I intend on talking strategies and prep for the whitetail woods, but dive off into his Muley Deer hunt from last year. We talk summer prep, in the moment execution, and staying after it when everything doesn't go perfectly the first time. Hope you all enjoy this one! @Djonesoutdoors
Taking a break from hunting to dive into more of a life topic surrounding Progression. Happiness is the end goal, and to me I have to progress in work, life, money, and hunting to have happiness. I believe a lack of progression for many people equates to a lack of fulfillment which can allow depression and emptiness to erode the happiness that was once there. Hope ya'll enjoy this one and please feel free to reach out if you'd like to talk!
Join the archery shoot on June 11th! Email me at hellera90@gmail.com --- Today I walk through a Turkey that I Spot and Stalked and all the tactics and tips that helped me make this happen. When the Toms won't gobble, won't come to calls, don't like decoys, you don't have much for another option but to make it happen yourself and that's where Spot and Stalking turkeys comes into play. This hunt lasted around an hour, but I was able to work in from seeing this bird 200 yards out in a grass field a...
The Heartland Bowhunter Crew bowhunts turkeys every year, and this year we have Mike from the team on to talk about setting up for turkeys and the best ways to get them in range, not be seen, get drawn back, and take your first turkey with a bow WITHOUT a blind. Hope you all enjoy this one! It's packed full of great tips that I certainly learned from as well. Thanks! Heartland Premier Golf Outing -- https://www.heartlandbowhunter.com/heartlandpremieregolf/ Heartland Bow Ready Stand -- https://ww...
Justin and I were able to capitalize after 2 failed attempts on a great Tom. Our tactics were run and gun with minimal calling and a couple decoys just to draw them a bit closer. I talk about tips and tricks I've learned over the years of hunting public ground for birds and how I've been able to become successful. Hope you all enjoy!
Whitetail Habitat Solutions recently came to my property, so we talk about the improvements they suggest - some extremely simple and effective, some not so simple - and we cover a really tough turkey hunting weekend with Parker and his friend Dylan and how they were able to find success anyway. Hope you all enjoy!
Mitch and I talk about his recent Turkey kill in Iowa which wasn't terribly difficult and we break down why it was easy and how others can make it easy for themselves in the future. Before we get there though, we talk releases, photography, working with hunters and a few other rabbit holes that are still somewhat relatable. Hope you all enjoy and check out Mitch's awesome work @mitchellneebphoto on the socials. Thanks!
My neighbor Chad and I sit down to discuss applying for elk licenses, hunting party drama, how to share hunting spots, and what not to do in the turkey woods. Chad has been an avid hunter of deer, ducks, elk, small game, pheasants, and geese in his life and brings a new perspective to the podcast. Hope you all enjoy! For the archery shoot - email hellera90@gmail.com . To find Chad, just search Chad Melotte on Insagram. Thank you!
A solo podcast where I talk about advice given to me by successful shed hunters and ensuring your scouting ties in with your fall hunting plan. A shorter podcast this week, but wanted to get a couple thoughts out there to make sure you aren't wasting your time scouting for times you won't be hunting. Hope it helps!
Alex and I talk the importance of spring scouting, what to look for, and how to use the information you find to be more successful this fall. We recount 1 of Alex's bucks from last year where he scouting an area for 1 day, marked a great location he like, and then came back and killed a great buck on his first sit in that area on October 20th. Hope it helps all! - @deer_development - Alex Skelly
Brenden enjoys working on bows and upgrading and changin the components to his bow. With so many options out there, we talk about price points, features, benefits, and needs vs wants on different components to your bow including your rest, sight, stabilizer(s), quiver, and release. Hope you all enjoy! @Brenden.graff
Chris and I talk about balancing family and work with the hunting life and strategizing how to negotiate more time in the field or at least the "right" time in the field. You may only have 16 days to hunt in a season so make those few days count and set your life and work up to allow you to do that. We also discuss a bit about our 2021 seasons and how we can reflect on those to bring success in the 2022 season. Hope ya'll enjoy! @trail_red
Hunter is an aspiring professional archer and for him that means winning tournaments. He has been in many tournaments, won some national titles in college, but is still searching for that win in the tournament archery circuit. We talk about tournament archery and how the circuit works for indoor, outdoor, the rules, gear, and of course the mindset and how most of as bowhunters can transfer that to the woods. Hope you all enjoy this one! @bowlife_hogan
Johnny recaps his season and talks about 2 bucks that he tracked on opener of gun in PA eventually killing a great 130" 8 point. Tracking is one of those elusive skills that only comes with experience but hopefully this podcast gives you a jump start on that experience curve. @thejohnnystewart for more info and questions! Thanks for listening!
I share how I drastically reduced my anxiety and stress while being more "successful" in life by taking on more personal responsibility for my health, financials, and hunting. This is a very different podcast from my typical how to deer hunting podcasts, but I hope it helps some of you to evolve your life in 2022.
Curt is the co-owner of Working Class Bowhunter. They have over 500 episodes out and dozens of giant bucks on the ground but still are not "full time" hunters. This year Curt is finally able to make that leap to Hunting for a living, so we discuss what it took to get him there, the years, the time, the relationships, and how others can find their way there as well if it's a goal they have. We also run through the story of Curt's October 2021 buck to bring in some successful hunt dissection and e...
