This week on Fist Full of Dirt, we’re headed to Chainsaw University. Join us as we cover safety, maintenance, best makes, models and more. Tim O’Bryant also known as Cotontop3 over on YouTube is a lifelong logger who’s been there and done that. Tim is answering all my questions, and there are plenty.
Have you ever heard the term 40 acres and a mule? Well, this is close! Katie Chandler of Twenty Acres Farm made her family’s dream come true on 20 acres. Katie’s place is profitable, organic and it’s helping her raise her children outside with character, values and work ethic. Hear what her secret sauce is this week on Fist Full of Dirt!
Michael Hunter is not only a world class chef, but he’s also a hunter and one great spokesman for the lifestyle. Michael joins us on Fist Full of Dirt this week and his story is beyond interesting.
It’s Tuesday in the Camo Cave and we’ve got Jason Hollis of Hollis Farms joining us on Fist Full of Dirt this week. Jason is talking all things *outside*. He manages 2 large tracts of land and he’s got some great ideas on habitat for whitetail deer and wild turkeys. This old boy is country as a chicken coop but his gamekeeper skills are solid!!
Corn in the ground and deer on our brains.. join us for Part II this week with Dr. Bronson Strickland, co- director of the Mississippi State University Deer Lab. We are continuing our conversation about summer food plots and what the average hunter can do to improve habitat on their club or lease to attract more whitetails.
We’re switching gears this week in the camo cave. Join us for Part I of a two part series with Dr. Bronson Strickland, co- director of the Mississippi State University Deer Lab. We are talking summer food plots and what the average hunter can do to improve habitat on their club or lease to attract more whitetails. It’s good stuff!
We’re playining catch-up in the camo cave this week and recapping spring. I’m giving you my take on this weird turkey season and sharing lots of my own stories and a few from our listeners as well! Tune in to hear a recap of 2021 - the turkey Bermuda Triangle.
This week on Fist Full of Dirt, we are on the road and talking with one of our best buddies, George Partlow. George is the owner of Hunter’s Haven, and for over 20 years his store has been a one-stop shopping place for hunters. From ammo to camo… sales to tall tales, George is laying it all out for us!
This week on Fist Full of Dirt, we are in the camo cave with Dan Miller and Matt Navarro of Stanley Brand. Stanley is a truly iconic American brand. I’ve got my own Stanley thermos story and I bet you have one too!
Our favorite tree hugger Dudley Phelps is in the camo cave this week! Dudley runs Mossy Oak Nativ Nurseries and is one smart dude. We discussed everything from his early roots to turkey roosts. Dudley is so interesting, I almost forgot to ask him any tree questions.
This Tuesday is Tractor Tuesday on Fist Full of Dirt podcast. We have Dusty Jourdan in the camo cave! Dusty has been selling tractors (new and used) for years in north Mississippi and I hit him with dozens of questions. He’s really up to speed on what’s new, what’s best, and great tips on used equipment. Thank you for tuning in!
Catch Bubba Bruce “just Bubba” this week on the Fist Full of Dirt podcast. Bubba is one of the original Turkey Thugs and I got him to answer some turkey questions and share a few laughs. Tune in as we swap some funny hunting stories and get a little turkey advice from one of the good guys.
We are throwing it back to the late 90’s with a hunting story featuring then 9 year old Ryan “The Rock” Welch. Ryan was one of the first kids hosted by The Catch-A-Dream Foundation. This one is epic if you truly love hunting stories.
We’re back in the camo cave and finishing up our discussion with Adam Butler, turkey biologist with MDWFP and turkey project coordinator. This time we’re going deep on the “nerdy biology” questions. Get your notepad and pen, this is good stuff!
We’re sharing some fascinating info on this week's Fist Full of Dirt podcast. We’ve got Adam Butler, MDWFP turkey project coordinator, joining us in the camo cave. Adam is a biologist from the Mississippi Department of Wildlife Fisheries & Parks and is sharing a survey on turkey hunting that I didn’t even know existed. Questions presented to hunters on techniques, gear, hours in the field, calls, decoys and more and who is the most successful. The answers may surprise you, they sure did me!...
Tune in to Fist Full of Dirt this week to hear the complete Mossy Oak story from the first employee and president of the company, Bill Sugg. This man was there from the get go. We’re talking behind the scenes struggles, triumphs and stories only he and Toxey can share. This one is epic.
This week on Fist Full of Dirt we are finishing our discussion with Will Primos. He’s telling us the story of “The Truth”… in his own words, how it all happened. This is the ultimate hunting story. Thank you for listening!
This week on Fist Full of Dirt we are celebrating ONE YEAR in the Camo Cave! It has been amazing to share so much with so many & we thank each of you for listening. To commemorate the occasion we’re sitting down with someone very special. We are talking to Will Primos and he’s telling us the story of “The Truth”… in his own words, how it all happened. This is the ultimate hunting story.
This week on Fist Full of Dirt podcast, you get to hear the great Paul Butski talk turkey hunting. There was a time when Paul was unbeatable in the contest calling world and he is one of the nicest guys on the planet. Some great advice on this one!
We’re on the road this week as First Full of Dirt moves from the camo cave to the camper cave to talk with Brad Smart! Brad is the General Manager of five RV locations and he is giving us the truth, the whole truth.. the don’ts and the dos with all things RV.
This week on Fist Full of Dirt it’s part II with Alan Probst from North American Trapper @northamericantrapper and it’s all about coyotes this week. This man has caught hundreds and shares solid information on how you can do the same. WARNING it’s addictive.
This week on First Full of Dirt, we’ve got Alan Probst from North American Trapper. Alan joins us in the camo cave & is breaking down trapping how-tos. One of the best trappers in the country and also one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met. This 2 part podcast was done while he was here in MS filming tips for Mossy Oak and his TV show airing on Sportsman Channel. Some great information in this one that you don’t want to miss!
Who’s ready for turkey season? We are, which is why we’ve got Dave Owens of the Pinhoti Project visiting with us this week. Tune in to hear his 2021 plans on travel locations, gear and changes that may be in store. Dave is one talented turkey hunter with all the tricks but you’ll never hear him say that. Humble and hungry is a good combination! Thanks for listening to a Fist Full of Dirt podcast! Don’t forget to leave us a rating.
Inducted into the archery Hall of Fame in 2003, M.R James has certainly earned that recognition! He’ll be in the Camo Cave this week to share great hunting stories including how he and a couple of buddies started Bowhunter magazine.
We have a very inspirational episode of Fist Full of Dirt this week. Joining us is Ryan Smith, Executive Director of S.O.L.E. (Sportsmen Organized for Law Enforcement) and he is sharing S.O.L.E.’s goal of raising awareness and funds for three amazing groups that support those who selflessly serve & protect us. Now more than ever we need to back the blue and send the messsge that hunters and fishermen are true patriots. PLEASE go read about the mission at soleamerica.org & thanks for list...
This week on First Full of Dirt, by POPULAR demand, we have Benjamin William Ellis a.k.a. “Cranky”. We’re getting his take on hunting , the outdoors and life in general. We’ve never heard an 8 year old on a real podcast but we ain’t scared & neither is Cranky. Be prepared to laugh out loud. Please don't forget to subscribe ... you don’t miss this one!
We are back in the camo cave continuing our visit with Dr. Bill Dickinson, co-founder of Tetra. Tetra hearing devices can be programmed to frequencies that pick up Turkeys, Elk, Ducks and other wildlife. On a personal note, I bought mine last February and they are simply incredible if you have hearing issues. Dr. Dickinson explains the ins & outs of the Tetra boom and why sportsmen are their number one priority.
This week on Fist Full of Dirt podcast we visit with Dr. Bill Dickinson, co-founder of Tetra. Tetra hearing devices can be programmed to frequencies that pick up Turkeys, Elk, Ducks and other wildlife. On a personal note, I bought mine last February and they are simply incredible if you have hearing issues. Dr. Dickinson explains the ins & outs of the Tetra boom and why sportsmen are their number one priority.
Dieter Melhorn joins us this week to finish our ‘catfish college’ conversation. According to Dieter, you don’t need a boat or expensive gear to do this and it’s perfect for kids and families. Tune in for great tips from one of the nation’s best! Listen and get hooked.
On thIs week’s episode of Fist Full of Dirt we’re picking the brain of one the nation’s top catfish anglers, Dieter Melhorn. Dieter’s YouTube channel is one of the best out there and he’s telling all on how to catch catfish. From baits to rods & reels… lines, sinkers, knots - we cover it all! Who doesn’t like a mess of fresh catfish fillets? It’s easier than you think!
