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we dive into a variety of topics, starting with a recap of my recent experience at TAC (Total Archery Challenge). Despite having a negative perception of TAC over the past couple of years, this recent event reminded me of its true essence and the fun it brings.

We discussed the high costs associated with TAC, including ticket prices and the potential loss of arrows, but also the excitement and camaraderie that come with it. We touched on the possibility of TAC expanding to two weekends in Michigan, which could help accommodate more participants.

Our conversation then shifted to the technical aspects of archery, including the use of different types of fletchings and the importance of tuning your bow. I shared my experiences with zingers and the inconsistencies I faced, emphasizing the need for proper equipment setup.

We also delved into the topic of trail cameras, comparing different brands and models. Matt shared his preferences for Tacticam Reveal and Moultrie Mobile Edge, highlighting their pros and cons. We discussed the importance of customer service and the reliability of these cameras in the field.

The episode wrapped up with a discussion on the ethics of using trail cameras on public land, the potential for conflicts among hunters, and the importance of respecting other people's equipment. We debated whether or not to check someone else's trail camera and the implications of doing so.

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In this episode, I cover a variety of topics, starting with an update on my recent activities. I discuss the challenges of balancing family life with my passion for hunting and archery, especially with events like the Total Archery Challenge (TAC) coming up. If you're attending TAC, feel free to hit me up; I'll be around shooting and hanging out with various vendors like VPA and Latitude.

I also touch on some of the frustrations with the exclusivity and ticketing process for events like TAC, and the potential need for more accessible options. Additionally, I share my thoughts on the recent changes in hunting regulations, such as Iowa's new trail camera rules for public land, and how these changes might affect us.

On a lighter note, I recount a funny yet chaotic story involving a skunk, my dogs, and the aftermath of dealing with the skunk's spray. It's been a wild few weeks, to say the least!

Looking ahead, I'm contemplating my hunting plans for the fall, including the possibility of an out-of-state hunt. I'm also focusing on getting back into shape after a period of unhealthy eating habits due to a busy schedule.

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We had a deep dive discussion with Jordan Hoover and Bob Jones from the Michigan Bowhunter Association about the Michigan DNR Deer Management Initiative.

Here are three key takeaways from this insightful episode:

Importance of Grassroots Input: The podcast guests highlighted the significance of including independent, unaffiliated individuals in decision-making processes related to deer management. This approach ensures a diverse range of perspectives and input, ultimately leading to more well-rounded decisions.
Challenges with Timelines: One major challenge discussed was the aggressive timeline set by the commission for the Deer Management Initiative. The short timeframe limited the depth of discussions and decision-making, emphasizing the need for adequate time to address complex issues effectively.
Stewardship and Education: The conversation also touched upon the importance of stewardship and education in hunting practices. It was noted that conscious harvest decisions and a focus on the benefit of the resource are crucial for sustainable deer management practices.

This episode provided valuable insights into the complexities of deer management and the need for a balanced approach that considers both the resource and the hunting community.

Listen to the full episode for more in-depth discussions and expert insights on deer management in Michigan. 🦌🌿

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Welcome back to another episode of the Generations to Hunt podcast! today we dove deep into the thrilling world of turkey hunting. Joining me was my good buddy and seasoned hunter, Pat Casey, who shared his extensive experience and some invaluable turkey hunting strategies.

Pat walked us through his turkey hunting setup and preferences, from his choice of calls to his strategic approach to using decoys. He shared a detailed story of his recent turkey hunt, highlighting the challenges and excitement of calling turkeys and making strategic moves in the field.

We also touched on various turkey calls and how different setups can affect the hunt's outcome. Pat emphasized the importance of understanding turkey behavior, using terrain to your advantage, and the thrill of interacting with these wild birds.

Throughout the episode, we discussed the nuances of turkey hunting, including the best times to hunt, how to respond to turkey calls, and the effectiveness of different types of turkey calls and decoys.

Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just getting started, this episode is packed with stories and tips that will enhance your understanding of turkey hunting and hopefully lead to more successful hunts.

Thanks for tuning in, and we can't wait to share more outdoor adventures with you on the next episode of Generations to Hunt!

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we had a fantastic conversation with Adam Miller from the Bowhunter Chronicles. We dove deep into the world of hunting, discussing strategies to preparing for bear hunts in the West.

Adam shared his experiences of taking his daughter turkey hunting for the first time, emphasizing the importance of introducing young ones to hunting in a way that sparks their interest. He detailed their evening hunts, the excitement of calling in hens, and the overall bonding experience, which was not just about the hunt but also about enjoying nature and wildlife.

Later in the episode, Adam talked about an upcoming bear hunt in Montana, organized through his connections from the Bowhunter Chronicles community. He highlighted the communal aspect of these hunts, where individuals from various backgrounds come together to share knowledge and experiences. Adam expressed his anticipation for the adventure, despite being relatively new to bear hunting, and discussed the logistics of hunting in unfamiliar terrain.

The conversation also covered essential gear for hunting in different conditions, the importance of reliable equipment, and some pro tips on preparing for hunts in challenging environments like the West. Adam and I discussed the value of lightweight, durable gear and the necessity of being well-prepared for varying weather conditions.

Overall, today's episode was packed with insightful stories and valuable advice for hunters of all levels. Whether you're planning your first hunt or looking to try hunting in new regions, there's something in this episode for everyone.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Generations Hunt Podcast. In this episode, Matt and Joe dive deep into our turkey hunting experiences here in Michigan, sharing the highs and lows of our recent hunts.

The turkey season is in full swing, and we kicked off the episode discussing the current state of the season, with some areas just opening up for public land hunting.

Our hunting tales began with an opening day filled with excitement and a bit of chaos. Despite a rocky start, forgetting turkey calls and dealing with the elements, we encountered several turkeys, experiencing close calls that kept us on the edge of our seats. We discussed our strategies, the challenges of hunting in dense woods with plenty of downfalls, and the thrill of interacting with these cautious birds.

The next day brought more opportunities and lessons learned. We adjusted our tactics, moving locations to intercept a particularly vocal turkey. After a suspenseful wait and some strategic calling, I managed to harvest a fine turkey, overcoming obstacles like an awkward shooting position and a momentarily misplaced camera.

Throughout the episode, we shared tips on turkey behavior, calling techniques, and the importance of adaptability in the field. We also reflected on the enjoyment of hunting together, the camaraderie.

Matt had a close encounter with a turkey that came within 20 yards, but dense obstacles in the woods blocked his view, preventing a clear shot. As the turkey moved away, Matt tried to call it back but with no luck. Returning to the field to hunt without a blind, Matt's setup with decoys led to the turkey spotting him, causing him to miss the shot. In a last-ditch attempt, Matt took another shot, which turned into a successful harvest, concluding the hunt on a high note.

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Matt and Joe are both eagerly looking forward to the opening weekend of turkey hunting. With just a couple of days left until the season begins, we are both amped up and ready to get after it. We shared our excitement about the prospect of hunting turkeys and the preparations we have been making.

We delved into the discussion about the concept of "opening day" and how it varies depending on the hunting season and location. Matt shared his experiences and preparations for turkey hunting, including getting a new gun and stocking up on turkey loads.

We also talked about the affordability of turkey hunting compared to other types of hunting, highlighting the minimal equipment required to get started. From decoys to ammunition, turkey hunting can be accessible to hunters on a budget.

The conversation shifted to the technical aspects of turkey hunting, such as using mouth calls and the importance of practicing with different tones. Matt shared his experiences with cleaning his semi-automatic gun and the satisfaction he felt in mastering the process.

As the episode wrapped up, we discussed the weather conditions ideal for turkey hunting and the excitement of potentially bagging a bird. Matt expressed his hopes for a successful hunt and the possibility of capturing the moment on camera.

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Welcome back to Generations of Hunt Podcast with Joe, Matt, and Brad! In this episode, the trio dives into a variety of topics, ranging from hunting experiences to saddle preferences. The banter between the hosts keeps the conversation lively and engaging, providing listeners with an entertaining and informative experience.

The hosts discuss their turkey hunting experiences, with Brad sharing his success in harvesting a turkey during archery season.

discussion on saddle hunting, with Brad sharing his experiences with different saddle models. From the comfort of the saddle to the practicality of its design, the hosts explore the pros and cons of various saddle options, providing valuable insights for fellow hunters.

The conversation shifts to deer hunting strategies, with a focus on the importance of doe management for growing big bucks. The hosts emphasize the significance of balancing trophy hunting with meat hunting, highlighting the need for sustainable hunting practices to maintain healthy deer populations.

Overall, the episode offers a blend of hunting anecdotes, gear reviews, and hunting philosophy discussions, making it a well-rounded and engaging listen for hunting enthusiasts. The camaraderie between the hosts shines through, creating a welcoming and entertaining atmosphere for listeners to enjoy.

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In this episode of the Generations of Hunt podcast, hosts Joe and Matt discuss various topics ranging from their new partnership with VPA to the challenges of finding hunting leases. They also touch on the controversial topic of predator hunting and the importance of unity within the hunting community.

The hosts share their excitement for the upcoming turkey season and discuss their plans for setting up food plots. They also joke about their experiences with shed hunting and the humorous mishaps that can occur while hunting.

The conversation takes a lighthearted turn as they discuss the possibility of filming a hunting movie together. Despite their banter, the hosts express their passion for hunting and the camaraderie that comes with sharing hunting experiences.

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Today, we had a fantastic lineup with Co host Matt, Dr. Mike and Dr. Matt from the In Seezyn Podcast, and Dr. Matt joining us for a turkey season kickoff discussion.We dove into some hilarious and insightful turkey hunting stories, starting with Joe's first turkey hunt, which unexpectedly turned into a coyote hunt due to his less-than-stellar calling skills. Joe also shared the story of his first turkey harvest with a bow during the fall season, which was a unique experience compared to the spring hunts.Minkus, our seasoned turkey hunter, recounted his first successful turkey hunt, which was a mix of frustration and triumph. His story highlighted the learning curve involved in turkey hunting and the excitement that comes with finally bagging that first bird.Dr.Matt shared his first turkey hunting experience, which was a lesson in patience and the importance of staying still. Despite being so close to success, a small movement spooked the turkey away, but the experience left him hooked on turkey hunting.Dr.Mike shared my own first turkey hunting adventure, which was nothing short of a spectacle. With Minkus calling in a tom that put on an incredible show, I learned the hard way that patience is key, and sometimes you just have to wait for the perfect shot.We also touched on the challenges and peculiarities of hunting turkeys on public land, including stories of other hunters' antics and the unexpected sounds of Tannerite explosions.All in all, it was a great episode filled with laughter, learning moments, and a shared passion for turkey hunting. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newcomer to the sport, there's always something new to learn and experience in the turkey woods.https://www.instagram.com/inseezynpodcast?igsh=cDE0bWExZmxiYjQ3► SOCIAL MEDIAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@generationstohuntpodcast193Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GenerationstohuntOur partner shoutout goes to Latitude Outdoors for their amazing gear, platforms, and saddles. Their new knee pads sticks are definitely worth checking out as we gear up for the upcoming season.https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/

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Hey everyone, Matt here from Generations of the Hunt. This week, we had a special episode as Joe couldn't join us due to the arrival of his new baby.To keep things interesting, we invited Dr. Mike from the In Seezyn Podcast, who brought along a fascinating guest, Lindsey Thomas from the National Deer Association (NDA). For those who might remember, the NDA was formerly known as the Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) before merging with the National Deer Alliance in 2020.Lindsey, serving as the Chief Communications Officer for the NDA, shared his insights on a groundbreaking study on buck bedding behavior conducted by Mississippi State University. Contrary to popular belief, the study found that bucks have many more bedding areas than previously thought, with some bucks using up to 87 different bedding areas! This challenges the common hunting strategy of targeting specific bedding sites.We also touched on the implications of deer management practices, particularly in Michigan. Lindsey highlighted the importance of maintaining a balanced buck-to-doe ratio for a more intense and observable rutting season. He also discussed the biological and hunting impacts of skewed ratios, such as less effective rattling and grunting, fewer rubs and scrapes, and the potential for late-born fawns, which can be especially detrimental in northern climates.Lastly, we delved into the topic of doe harvest rates and how they're crucial for managing deer populations. Lindsey pointed out that Michigan has seen a decline in doe harvests, which could lead to an imbalance in the deer population. He suggested that hunters should consider venison donation programs as a way to manage doe populations while helping those in need.It was an enlightening conversation that shed light on deer behavior and management, and it's clear that there's much more to consider when it comes to hunting strategies and conservation efforts. Thanks to Lindsey for sharing his expertise, and to Dr. Mike for joining us this week. We'll be back next time with more from the world of hunting and wildlife management. Stay tuned!https://deerassociation.com/► SOCIAL MEDIAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@generationstohuntpodcast193Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GenerationstohuntOur partner shoutout goes to Latitude Outdoors for their amazing gear, platforms, and saddles. Their new knee pads sticks are definitely worth checking out as we gear up for the upcoming season.https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/

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Jake from Bowhunting Pressured Whitetails, shared his experience using a deer cart to retrieve a large buck he had harvested on public land. The conversation also touched on the use of modern hunting apps like OnX and Spartan Forge for scouting and navigation. These tools provide hunters with valuable information such as property boundaries, topographical maps, and even predictive analytics for deer movement.While some hunters may still prefer traditional methods of scouting and navigation, the convenience and accuracy offered by these hunting apps cannot be denied. They have become essential tools for modern hunters looking to maximize their success in the field.As technology continues to advance, it is important for hunters to embrace these innovations and incorporate them into their hunting strategies. Whether it's using a deer cart to transport game or utilizing hunting apps for scouting, the evolution of hunting technology has made the sport more accessible and enjoyable for hunters of all levels.the podcast episode highlighted the positive impact of hunting technology on the hunting experience. By embracing these advancements, hunters can enhance their skills, improve their success rates, and ultimately enjoy a more fulfilling hunting experience.Bowhunting Pressured Whitetails youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/@bpwhitetails► SOCIAL MEDIAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@generationstohuntpodcast193Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GenerationstohuntOur partner shoutout goes to Latitude Outdoors for their amazing gear, platforms, and saddles. Their new knee pads sticks are definitely worth checking out as we gear up for the upcoming season.https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/

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Exploring Deer Management in the Upper Peninsula

guests Elliot Hubbard and Jordan Hoover discuss the challenges and changes in deer management in the Upper Peninsula (UP) of Michigan.

Jordan shares his personal connection to the UP, having spent years hunting in the region. He highlights the strong tradition of hunting in his family and the allure of the UP for hunting enthusiasts. However, he also acknowledges the significant changes in the deer population over the years, particularly after severe winters in the mid-90s.

The conversation delves into the various factors impacting the deer population in the UP. Jordan Hoover emphasizes the role of predators like wolves, bears, and coyotes in deer depredation. He sheds light on the significant impact of black bears on fawn survival rates, challenging the common narrative that wolves are solely responsible for the decline in deer numbers.

The discussion also touches on the role of stakeholder groups in deer management decisions. Elliot and Jordan express concerns about the influence of stakeholder messaging on public perception and management strategies. They highlight the importance of informed decision-making and the need for stakeholder groups to prioritize the health of the deer population over personal interests.

The conversation explores the consequences of certain regulations, such as the archery doe tag ban, on the deer population in the UP. Jordan shares insights into the imbalanced sex ratios and age structures resulting from these regulations, leading to challenges in deer survival and reproduction.

As the discussion concludes, the focus shifts to potential changes in shaping the future of deer management in the UP. Jordan's upcoming involvement in the Deer Management Initiative (DMI) signals a new chapter in addressing the challenges faced by the deer population in the region.

In conclusion, the podcast episode sheds light on the complex issues surrounding deer management in the Upper Peninsula and emphasizes the importance of informed decision-making, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable practices to ensure the long-term health of the deer population.

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We're joined by Josh Cole from 810 Outdoors and his buddy Logan, who's just returned from guiding in Texas.

In this episode, we dive into the raw, behind-the-scenes aspects of hunting and the outdoor industry. Josh shares his deep passion for the outdoors, his journey of starting Eight Ten Outdoors, and the hard work that goes into growing a brand in this space. We also discuss the importance of persistence and dedication for those looking to break into the industry.

Logan brings a wealth of knowledge from his guiding experiences in Texas, where he's dealt with a variety of game, including whitetails and exotics like bison and axis deer. as well as the challenges of tracking wounded animals in sandy terrain.

The conversation shifts to the ethics of hunting, the importance of following regulations, and the impact of social media on hunters' reputations. We discuss the unfortunate cases of poaching and the fine line between legal and illegal activities that can tarnish a hunter's image.

Lastly, Josh recounts his recent deer hunting experience, where he took the biggest buck of his life. He describes the emotional rollercoaster of the hunt, the shot placement, and the anxious wait to track the deer.

It's an episode filled with raw emotion, valuable lessons, and a shared love for the great outdoors. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this deep dive into the world of hunting with Josh Cole and Logan.

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In this episode of the "Generations of Hunt" podcast, hosts Joe and Matt discuss their recent experiences and share some exciting news. The transcript provides a glimpse into their lively conversation, covering a range of topics from their new sponsorship with Latitude Outdoors to their hunting adventures and the current state of the hunting community.

They then dive into their recent sponsorship with Latitude Outdoors, expressing their excitement and gratitude for the opportunity. They discuss the challenges they faced in finding a brand that aligns with their mission and the importance of supporting companies with quality gear and a strong mission.

The conversation then shifts to their hunting experiences. Matt shares his recent participation in a rabbit competition for a fundraiser, highlighting the success of his team in killing 22 rabbits. He describes the excitement of the event and the positive impact it had on the participants, including a young boy who found a shed and was shown videos of the deer it once belonged to.

The discussion takes a political turn as they address the potential changes in predator hunting regulations. They express their concerns about the decision being driven by public perception rather than scientific evidence. They discuss the potential implications of such changes and the impact it could have on the hunting community as a whole.

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Joe is joined by guest Nate Rozeveld from the Michigan Wild podcast, who shares his incredible hunting journey all the way from the West side. The episode begins with a discussion about the end of deer season and the anticipation of shed hunting. Nate reflects on his successful season and the challenges he faced along the way.Nate talks about the tough weather conditions he encountered during the late season, with rainy and gloomy days affecting deer movement. He also mentions the impact of late crop field harvests on deer behavior. Despite these challenges, Nate remains positive and emphasizes the importance of enjoying the process and learning from each hunt.The conversation then shifts to Nate's hunt in October, where he had a memorable encounter with a giant seven-point buck. Nate describes his strategic approach to hunting this particular area and how he positioned himself to intercept the deer's movement. He shares the excitement of seeing the buck and successfully making a perfect shot.Nate emphasizes the importance of being adaptable and making the most of every hunting opportunity. He also highlights the joy of sharing the experience with his son, Henry, who accompanied him on the hunt and helped track the deer.The episode concludes with Nate's plans for future hunts and his gratitude for the opportunities he has had. He encourages listeners to embrace the journey of hunting and to appreciate the lessons learned along the way.https://open.spotify.com/show/1OhoclSyOqMg6RwqChwAAD?si=ntQT8ypwSW-GQJOxuHKQfA

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In a recent podcast episode, the hosts and Elliot Hubbard delved into a topic that has been making waves in the hunting community - the new Michigan Natural Resources Commission. The hosts engaged in a lively discussion about the impact of this commission on hunting practices. it is important to note that the NRC's role extends beyond just public land. Their decisions and regulations impact all hunters in the state, whether they hunt on public or private land.The conversation began with a reflection on the hunting public and its influence on public hunting land. The hosts acknowledged that while the hunting public has brought attention to certain states and increased interest in hunting on public land, it has also led to overcrowding and increased competition among hunters. They discussed the importance of responsible hunting practices and the need for hunters to hold themselves accountable, both on public and private land.The conversation then shifted to the issue of deer hunting, specifically the impact of hunting public land on deer populations. The hosts shared their experiences and observations, highlighting the differences between private and public land hunting. They discussed the challenges faced by hunters in different regions, such as the overpopulation of does in some areas and the decline of deer populations in others.One interesting point raised during the discussion was the role of social media in shaping hunting practices. The hosts noted that platforms like YouTube have popularized certain hunting techniques, such as spot and stalk hunting. They also acknowledged that social media has created unrealistic expectations for some hunters, leading to disappointment when their experiences don't match up to what they've seen online.The hosts also touched on the importance of ethics and respect in hunting. They emphasized the need for hunters to be conscious of their actions and considerate of others, whether on public or private land. They shared personal anecdotes about encounters with other hunters and the importance of maintaining a positive hunting culture.Towards the end of the episode, the hosts discussed the impact of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission on hunting practices. They highlighted the need for clear goals and objectives when it comes to deer management, whether it's reducing doe densities or increasing buck recruitment. They also emphasized the importance of maintaining a balanced deer population and the role of habitat preservation in achieving this.In conclusion, the podcast episode provided a thought-provoking discussion on the new Michigan Natural Resources Commission and its impact on hunting practices. The hosts shared their insights and experiences, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that hunters face in different regions. They emphasized the importance of responsible hunting practices, ethics, and respect for both the environment and fellow hunters. Overall, the episode served as a valuable resource for hunters looking to navigate the ever-changing landscape of hunting in Michigan.

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Parker shared the incredible story of his hunt for a massive buck in Michigan. This deer, known as "Turkey Foot" due to its unique rack, was a true rarity in the state, making Parker's achievement all the more impressive.Parker, who grew up in a hunting family, had been actively managing their property for years, passing on younger bucks in the hopes of allowing them to grow into mature, trophy-worthy deer. This dedication to responsible hunting and deer management paid off when Turkey Foot made an appearance on their trail cameras.The family had actually spotted Turkey Foot the previous year, but decided to let him go after he broke off one of his antlers. They wanted to give him another chance to grow and reach his full potential. Little did they know that the following year, Turkey Foot would return with a rack that would surpass their wildest expectations.On opening day of gun season, Parker found himself in his hunting shack, eagerly awaiting the opportunity to encounter Turkey Foot. After a few hours of patiently watching and waiting, the massive buck finally appeared. he decided to pass, knowing he wanted to make a clean and ethical kill.Later in the day, Turkey Foot made another appearance, this time heading towards another hunter on their property. However, the buck changed direction and started moving towards Parker. With careful range-finding and precise timing, Parker took his shot when Turkey Foot presented the perfect opportunity. The buck ran off, and Parker anxiously waited to see if he had made a clean kill.This podcast episode not only showcased Parker's remarkable hunting story but also highlighted the importance of responsible deer management and the joy of hunting with family. Parker and his family's dedication to passing on younger bucks and allowing them to grow into mature deer is a testament to their commitment to the sport and the conservation of wildlife.The story of Turkey Foot serves as a reminder that with patience, dedication, and a little bit of luck, hunters can have the opportunity to encounter and harvest truly exceptional deer. It also emphasizes the importance of respecting hunting regulations and ethical hunting practices to ensure the sustainability of wildlife populations.Parker's hunt for Turkey Foot will undoubtedly be a cherished memory for years to come. The massive buck serves as a symbol of the rewards that come from responsible hunting and the beauty of the natural world. Congratulations to Parker on his once-in-a-lifetime deer and for inspiring others with his passion for hunting and conservation.follow us on Generations to hunt on youtube- https://www.youtube.com/@generationstohuntpodcast193Generations to hunt on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ Generations to hunt on Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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Are you a fan of hunting? Have you ever considered going beagle hunting? If so, you're in for a treat! In a recent podcast episode, avid beagle hunter shared his experiences, tips, and stories about this thrilling activity. Let's dive into the transcript and explore the world of beagle hunting.

AL Taylor mentioned that he grew up around dogs and spent his entire childhood surrounded by them. Their fathers were avid hunters, and were introduced to the world of hunting at a young age. This early exposure sparked his passion for beagle hunting, and he has continued the tradition into their adult lives.

When it comes to training beagles for rabbit hunting, both hunters emphasized the importance of starting with a puppy. They recommended selecting a puppy that shows natural instincts, such as using its nose and being adventurous. Al mentioned using a stuffed animal rabbit with rabbit scent to introduce the puppies to the smell and get them excited about chasing it.

As the puppies grow, they progress to live rabbits, either in starting pens or by attaching a tame rabbit to a rope in their own yard. This helps the dogs learn to follow the scent and develop their hunting skills. also mentioned the importance of running the dogs with older, more experienced dogs to learn from them.

One challenge that both Al and Matt mentioned was dealing with dogs getting distracted by female dogs in heat. This can disrupt the hunting experience and cause dogs to lose focus. They recommended avoiding hunting with a male dog when a female is in heat to prevent distractions and maintain focus on the hunt.

Another challenge they discussed was gun shyness in dogs. While some dogs may naturally be more sensitive to loud noises, they suggested desensitizing them by being loud around them and gradually introducing them to the sound of gunshots. This helps them associate the noise with positive experiences and reduces the likelihood of gun shyness.

Both hunters emphasized the importance of using tracking collars, specifically the Garmin brand, for beagle hunting. These collars provide peace of mind and allow hunters to keep track of their dogs' locations, especially in dense woods or when they are chasing a rabbit. The collars also have additional features like lights and map cards, which enhance the hunting experience and ensure the safety of the dogs.

While beagle hunting on public land, Al mentioned occasional encounters with people who don't understand the activity. Some people may not realize that rabbits don't adhere to property lines and may get upset if the dogs cross onto their land. emphasized the importance of being polite and respectful, but also highlighted that beagle hunters have just as much right to be out there as any other hunter.

Beagle hunting is a thrilling and rewarding activity that allows hunters to connect with nature and witness the incredible skills of their dogs. From training puppies to dealing with challenges and using tracking collars, the hunters shared valuable insights and tips for a successful hunting experience. So, if you're a hunting enthusiast looking for a new adventure, consider giving beagle hunting a try. Happy hunting!

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Generation Hunt Podcast, host Joe and CEO of BDS Outdoors, Bradley Collings , One of the main issues Bradley highlights is the disparity between the benefits offered to disabled veterans and the limitations they face when it comes to hunting on public land. In the state of Tennessee, disabled veterans receive a discounted hunting license, but they still have to pay additional fees to hunt on public land. This seems unfair, especially when compared to the lifetime sportsman license that covers all aspects of hunting for Bradley's children.Bradley raises the question of why disabled veterans are not granted the same privileges as those with the lifetime sportsman license. He believes that if the state offers a discounted or free license to disabled veterans, it should cover all hunting activities, including access to public land. This would provide disabled veterans with the same opportunities as other hunters and ensure equal treatment.Furthermore, Bradley expresses his frustration with the declining fur market and the financial challenges faced by trappers. He discusses his goals for trapping, which include mitigating the predator population and protecting livestock and poultry. However, he acknowledges the difficulties in making a profit from trapping due to low fur prices. Despite this, Bradley remains committed to trapping and finding sustainable ways to manage the predator population.Bradley emphasizes the importance of family involvement in his future hunting endeavors. He plans to focus on hunting with his wife and children, nurturing their interest in the sport and passing on his knowledge and skills. Bradley also mentions his desire to support his brother, who is a disabled veteran as well, by purchasing a sportsman license for him.https://www.instagram.com/bdsoutdoor?igsh=anZjcXZydHJzOWd4

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Welcome back to another episode of the Generations to Hunt podcast! In this episode, we had the pleasure of interviewing Tyrell, an experienced hunter from Oklahoma. Tyrell shared his journey from a young country kid with a BB gun to a seasoned bowhunter who consistently puts big bucks on the ground.

After a few years of working in the oil field, Tyrell moved to Northwest Oklahoma, where the deer hunting was much better. He had access to private land and started knocking on doors to gain permission to hunt. As he continued to hunt and learn, he realized the value of sharing information through podcasts and YouTube channels. This newfound knowledge helped him become more consistent in harvesting mature bucks.

Tyrell emphasized the importance of age when it comes to deer hunting. While he used to focus on antler size, he now prioritizes targeting the oldest bucks he can find. He believes in letting younger bucks grow and reach their full potential. Tyrell also stressed the significance of managing the doe population, as it plays a crucial role in maintaining a healthy deer herd.

When it comes to preparing for the season, Tyrell starts by scouting from the road and identifying deer movement patterns. He then transitions to shed hunting, which helps him understand how deer are traveling and using the land. He uses this information to locate bedding areas, trails, and food sources. Tyrell also utilizes trail cameras and mock scrapes to gather more data on deer movement.

During the season, Tyrell focuses on specific target bucks. He hunts strategically, considering weather conditions, scrapes, and food sources. Tyrell also mentioned his preference for hunting from a saddle, which provides him with mobility and flexibility in choosing tree stand locations.

Tyrell had an incredible season this year, harvesting 3 impressive bucks. one was a Kansas public land monster. He shared the stories behind these hunts, highlighting the importance of patience, persistence, and making the right decisions in the moment.

Tyrell's journey as a hunter is a testament to the rewards of hard work, dedication, and a deep understanding of deer behavior. His focus on age and selective harvesting has allowed him to pursue mature bucks and contribute to the overall health of the deer population. Tyrell's success serves as an inspiration for hunters of all generations, reminding us that with the right mindset and knowledge, we can achieve our hunting goals.

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hosts Matt and Joe discuss their recent hunting experiences and share some funny moments. They talk about Joe's unfortunate fall during a hunting trip. They also discuss their lack of success in killing deer this year and their plans for the upcoming hunting season.

The conversation takes a lighthearted turn as they joke about their roles in the podcast and their editing process. They reflect on past episodes and the growth of their podcast over the year. They also discuss their plans for the future, including finding new hunting spots and potentially going out of state for hunting trips.

share their frustrations with target bucks and the pressure they feel to hunt them. They discuss the challenges of sharing hunting leases and the difficulties it can create. They also talk about their love for rabbit hunting and their plans to go out more often.

They also touch on the recent controversy surrounding the Pope and Young Club's decision to ban the use of electronic devices on bows.

Matt and Joe discussed their plans to start their own hunting club called the Generations of Hunt Club. This exclusive club will have its own set of rules and criteria for membership, making it a unique and exciting opportunity for hunters.

Overall, this episode is a fun and light-hearted conversation between two friends who share a passion for hunting. Listeners will enjoy the banter and relatable experiences shared by Matt and Joe.

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Joe shares his thoughts and reflections on the late season hunting grind. While the episode may not be filled with exciting deer porn, it offers a candid discussion about the challenges and frustrations faced by hunters during this time of year.

acknowledges that late season hunting can be a grind, with many hunters feeling burnt out or losing motivation. As buck tags are filled and the weather becomes less favorable, it becomes increasingly difficult to find success in the field. The host empathizes with those who may be feeling discouraged and acknowledges that late season strategies may not be for everyone.

Joe reveals that he took a break from hunting for a couple of weeks to clear his head and focus on other aspects of his life. He emphasizes the importance of self-care and not letting frustration ruin the hunting experience. While hunting is meant to be a a journey, sometimes taking a breather can help reset one's mindset and approach.

briefly touches on late season strategies, mentioning the importance of focusing on food sources and bedding areas. He acknowledges that deer may become more nocturnal and cautious during this time, making it challenging to catch them during daylight hours. While he personally prefers hunting in the evenings, he recognizes that mornings can also be productive if one knows the deer's feeding patterns.

his thoughts on the state of hunting in Michigan and the need for potential reforms. He mentions the possibility of implementing a one-buck management system or a quota-based leftover tag system to help manage the deer population. He acknowledges that spearheading such initiatives would require a collective effort and financial resources.

Raises concerns about the quality and reliability of certain hunting equipment, particularly mentioning a specific company that has been experiencing frequent equipment failures. He urges hunters to inspect their gear regularly, especially in cold temperatures, to ensure their safety in the field.

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Joe and avid hunter, Josh Borrow , shares his experiences and insights about hunting whitetail deer in Ohio. From the adrenaline rush of spotting a buck to the challenges of navigating the terrain, Josh provides a glimpse into the world of whitetail hunting. we will delve into the key takeaways from the podcast episode and explore the importance of effective deer management practices.

One of the standout features of hunting in Ohio, as highlighted by Josh, is the diverse and challenging terrain. With hilly landscapes and thick underbrush, Ohio presents a unique hunting experience compared to other regions. The dense briar patches and thick hardwoods make it essential for hunters to be prepared for the physical demands of traversing the terrain.

Josh emphasizes the thrill of the predator-prey game that comes with hunting whitetail deer. Understanding deer patterns and strategically positioning oneself to go undetected requires careful planning and observation. From identifying funnel points to studying wind patterns, the chess match between hunter and deer adds an element of excitement to the hunt.

One crucial lesson Josh learned during his hunting journey is the importance of scent control. He noticed a significant difference in deer sightings when hunting with the wind in his favor versus when the wind was iffy. This realization led him to prioritize scent control, which ultimately increased his chances of encountering deer. Paying attention to wind direction and investing in scent control measures can greatly enhance the hunting experience.

One aspect that sets Ohio apart from other states is its deer management practices. Ohio hunters take great pride in managing their deer population and selectively harvesting mature bucks. This approach has led to an increase in the quality of deer found in the state. By practicing restraint and waiting for larger, more mature bucks, hunters contribute to the overall health and sustainability of the deer population.

Michigan's Deer Management: In contrast, Michigan's deer management practices have faced criticism due to the two-buck license system. This system often leads to the overharvesting of younger bucks, hindering the growth of mature deer populations. To improve the quality of deer in Michigan, hunters must adopt a more selective approach and focus on harvesting mature bucks while also targeting does to maintain a balanced population.

Josh's experiences hunting whitetail deer in Ohio provides valuable insights into the thrill and challenges of the sport. From the unique terrain to the strategic game of predator and prey, whitetail hunting offers an exhilarating experience for hunters. Additionally, the importance of effective deer management practices is highlighted, emphasizing the need for selective harvesting and sustainable population control. By adopting these practices, hunters can contribute to the preservation and growth of healthy deer populations for future generations to enjoy.

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Generations of the Hunt podcast, host Joe , with Bret Postal with his hunting experiences in Kansas and Illinois. From navigating the challenges of hunting in unfamiliar territories. we will delve into his experiences and highlight the key takeaways from their trips Kansas Hunting Trip: Bret shares his journey of transitioning from a right-handed archer to a left-handed one due to a severe eye injury. Despite the initial challenges, he embraced the opportunity to hunt in Kansas, a state known for its abundant wildlife. Bret also discovered the importance of finding suitable tree cover and adjusting his hunting strategies based on the available sign and terrain features.Lessons Learned: Tree Selection: Instead of focusing solely on open shooting lanes, consider finding trees with suitable cover and natural features that allow for better concealment and maneuverability. Water Sources: Pay attention to the availability of water sources, especially during drought conditions. Deer are more likely to frequent areas with accessible water, making it a crucial factor to consider when scouting for hunting locations.Illinois Hunting Trip: Bret and Joe discuss hunting trip to Illinois, where they plan to hunt public land. This time, Bret emphasizes the importance of understanding wind patterns and thermals, as well as learning to interpret different types of buck sign. He shares his experience of finding an abundance of scrapes and rubs, which helped him narrow down potential hunting spots. By focusing on hunting sign and utilizing wind and thermals to his advantage, Bret of success during this trip. Lessons Learned: Wind and Thermals: Understanding wind patterns and thermals is crucial for successful hunting. Pay attention to how the wind carries your scent and use it to your advantage when positioning yourself in relation to deer movement. Hunting Sign: Learning to interpret different types of buck sign, such as scrapes and rubs, can provide valuable insights into deer activity and help identify potential hunting locations.

Bret’s hunting adventures in Kansas and Illinois offer valuable insights for both novice and experienced hunters. From the importance of clear communication with family members to the significance of understanding wind patterns and interpreting buck sign, his experiences highlight the continuous learning process that comes with hunting. By embracing new challenges and adapting their strategies, they have grown as hunters and continue to pursue their passion for the outdoors.

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Joe shares his experiences and frustrations during the hunting season. From missed opportunities to confrontations with neighbors, this episode highlights the highs and lows that hunters often face. In this blog post, we delve into the key moments discussed in the episode and reflect on the challenges and lessons learned.

The host begins by recounting a heartbreaking moment when he had a clear shot at a target buck but failed to execute it properly. Despite seeing numerous deer and even capturing the buck on trail cameras, he missed his chance due to a combination of factors, including a recent equipment mishap. This missed opportunity serves as a reminder that hunting success often hinges on a single moment and the importance of being prepared both mentally and physically.

The episode takes a dramatic turn when the host shares an unsettling encounter with a neighbor. While hunting on public land adjacent to the neighbor's property, joe and his companions were subjected to gunshots and verbal harassment. The host emphasizes the need for respect and understanding among hunters, regardless of whether they are on public or private land. He highlights the importance of open communication and addressing conflicts in a civil manner to maintain a positive hunting community.

also touches upon the issue of hunter hate and negative online behavior within the hunting community. He expresses his frustration with the tendency of some individuals to attack and criticize fellow hunters, often over trivial matters. He calls for a change in mindset, urging hunters to support and uplift one another rather than tearing each other down. The host emphasizes the need for unity and camaraderie within the hunting community, especially in the face of external criticism.

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Generations of Hunt Podcast, hosts Matt and Joe discuss their experiences on opening day of gun season and the challenges they faced. The conversation touches on various topics, including the controversy surrounding the definition of "opening day," the impact of weather conditions on hunting, and the importance of maintaining a positive mindset in the face of adversity

One key takeaway from the episode is the importance of maintaining a positive mindset throughout the hunting season. Despite facing setbacks and not achieving their desired results, Matt and Joe choose to focus on what they can control and how they can improve their hunting experiences. They discuss the importance of setting goals, such as improving their hunting properties, increasing food sources, and targeting specific deer in the future.

The hosts also touch on the influence of social media in the hunting community. They discuss how it can both inspire and discourage hunters, depending on the content and attitudes encountered. They encourage hunters to avoid comparing their success to others and to focus on their own goals and strategies. They also highlight the importance of finding like-minded individuals to hunt with, as a positive and supportive hunting partner can make a significant difference in one's overall experience.

In conclusion, the Generations of Hunt Podcast episode provides valuable insights into the challenges and lessons learned during opening day of gun season. Matt and Joe's discussions on the controversy of opening day, the impact of weather conditions, and the importance of maintaining a positive mindset offer valuable takeaways for hunters. By adapting to changing circumstances, setting realistic goals, and surrounding themselves with supportive hunting partners, hunters can enhance their experiences and increase their chances of success.

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In a recent episode of the Generations of Hunt podcast, host Matt Raisin shares his eventful Kansas hunting experience. From unexpected setbacks to exciting moments, Matt takes us through the highs and lows of his hunt. Join us as we delve into the details of this rollercoaster adventure.A Rocky Start: Matt begins by recounting his initial challenges, including a miscommunication with the outfitter and getting lost on his way to the hunting spot. Despite these setbacks, he manages to see some deer but decides to hold off on shooting, as he is looking for a bigger trophy.Opportunities and Setbacks: As the hunt progresses, Matt's hunting partner, Matt Graziano, successfully takes down a nice eight-point buck. This brings a glimmer of hope to the group, but frustrations continue to mount. their guide, struggles with gutting the deer, leading Matt and Mike to vow never to let him handle their kills.Unexpected Encounters: Matt's luck takes a turn when he spots a large buck trailing three does. However, due to a change in wind direction and an unexpected visitor driving through the area, the opportunity slips away. Despite the setbacks, Matt remains determined to make the most of his time in Kansas.Unwelcome Visitors: One of the recurring challenges Matt faces during his hunt is the presence of cows on the property. These cows repeatedly disrupt his bait and even invade his blind, forcing him to take matters into his own hands to shoo them away. Junior's response to the situation leaves Matt frustrated and questioning the professionalism of the outfitter.Lessons Learned: Throughout the hunt, Matt reflects on the importance of effective communication, proper preparation, and the need for a knowledgeable and reliable guide. He also realizes the significance of wind direction and its impact on deer movement.Conclusion: Matt's Kansas hunting experience was a rollercoaster ride of frustrations and triumphs. Despite the setbacks and challenges, he remains optimistic and determined to make the most of his time in the field. This hunt serves as a reminder that hunting is not always smooth sailing, but it is the unpredictable nature of the sport that keeps hunters coming back for more.Whether you're an experienced hunter or a novice, Matt's story serves as a valuable lesson in perseverance and adaptability. It highlights the importance of being prepared for unexpected obstacles and finding ways to overcome them. Hunting is not just about the harvest; it's about the journey and the memories created along the way.ollow us on Generations to hunt on youtube- https://www.youtube.com/@generationstohuntpodcast193Generations to hunt on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ Generations to hunt on Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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Welcome to another episode of the Generations Hunt Podcast! In this episode, host Joe shares his hunting experiences and reflections during the sweet month of November. From hunting in Indiana to discussing upcoming gun season, Joe takes us on a journey through his recent adventures and thoughts on hunting strategies. So, grab a cup of coffee and join us as we delve into the world of hunting in Sweet November.

Exploring Indiana: Joe begins by sharing his recent trip to Indiana, where he was joined by fellow hunters Adam Miller and Eric Nelson. Despite encountering rain and challenging conditions, they were excited to explore new hunting grounds and gain valuable knowledge about hunting in a different state. Joe highlights the differences in hunting tactics and the pressure experienced in Indiana compared to Michigan.

Chasing Doe Bedding and Travel Corridors: With the rut in full swing, Joe discusses his shift in hunting strategy. Instead of focusing on scrapes and rubs, he now targets doe bedding areas and travel corridors. He emphasizes the importance of understanding deer behavior and adapting hunting techniques accordingly. Joe also mentions the challenges of dealing with wet cornfields and the impact it may have on hunting during the rut.

Mixed Results and Frustrations: Joe candidly shares his frustrations with the lack of deer sightings and the pressure from neighboring hunters. Despite finding promising signs and setting up in prime locations, the deer seemed elusive. He acknowledges the difficulties of hunting in heavily pressured areas and the impact it can have on deer movement.

Gun Season and Traditions: As gun season approaches, Joe reflects on the tradition of hunting with his father in northern Michigan. He discusses the challenges of taking time off work for midweek gun season and suggests the benefits of having it on a weekend to support local businesses. Joe also mentions his preference for using a bow during gun season and his plans to hunt for does with his father.

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joined by Alex and Ryan from VPA Archery. The episode delved into the history of VPA, their manufacturing process, the benefits of fixed blade broadheads, and their latest innovative design, the Omega. Let's dive into the highlights of this insightful conversation.

VPA Archery: A Brief Overview: VPA Archery, based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, has been in the business since 2008. They started with a vision to create high-quality fixed blade broadheads for traditional bow hunters. Over the years, they have expanded their product line and now cater to compound bow and crossbow hunters as well. With a focus on ethical hunting and American-made products, VPA has gained recognition and a loyal following.

The Manufacturing Process: VPA takes pride in their in-house manufacturing process. They have a machine shop that has been in operation for over 20 years, producing firearm components and aluminum parts. The broadheads are machined from bar stock and undergo a meticulous process, including heat treatment and sharpening. The company ensures that every broadhead is tested for runout to maintain structural integrity.

The Benefits of Fixed Blade Broadheads: During the podcast, the hosts and guests discussed the advantages of fixed blade broadheads over mechanical ones. VPA's fixed blade broadheads are fully open on impact, ensuring reliable deployment. They are made from high-quality steel, such as S7 tool steel, which offers excellent edge retention without compromising durability. The team at VPA emphasized the importance of ethical hunting and the confidence that comes with using a reliable fixed blade broadhead.

Introducing the Omega: The highlight of the episode was the introduction of VPA's latest design, the Omega. This revolutionary broadhead features a combination of single and double bevels, providing both penetration and spiral cutting action. The Omega also boasts a lay flat sharpening feature, making it easy for hunters to maintain a razor-sharp edge. The design underwent multiple iterations and rigorous testing to ensure optimal performance.

Goals and Values: Throughout the conversation, it was evident that VPA Archery values integrity, teamwork, and customer satisfaction. They strive to be different in the industry by collaborating with other companies, promoting USA manufacturing, and providing exceptional customer service. Their goal is to create a positive impact in the outdoor industry and build lasting relationships with their customers.

The podcast episode with VPA Archery shed light on their journey, manufacturing process, and commitment to providing high-quality fixed blade broadheads. Their latest design, the Omega, showcases their dedication to innovation and customer satisfaction. Whether you're a traditional bow hunter or a compound bow enthusiast, VPA Archery offers a range of products to suit your needs. Be sure to check out their website and follow them on social media for updates on their products and upcoming events.

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Nate Rozeveld , an experienced hunter from Michigan, shared his hunting journey and insights into the unique challenges and differences he has encountered while hunting in his home state compared to other states. Background and Hunting Origins: Nate grew up in a hunting family and was introduced to hunting at a young age. With hunting enthusiasts on both sides of his family, it was only natural for Nate to follow in their footsteps. He began hunting small game at the age of 12 and progressed to bow hunting and rifle hunting for deer. Hunting was ingrained in his family's traditions, and there was never a question of whether Nate would become a hunter.The Influence of Quality Deer Management: Nate's family embraced the principles of Quality Deer Management (QDM) early on, implementing a self-imposed four-point rule for their tags. This approach aimed to target mature bucks and improve the overall deer population. Growing up with this mindset, Nate witnessed both successful hunts and missed opportunities, as he learned to differentiate between younger and older bucks.The Differences in Hunting Michigan vs. Other States: Nate's hunting experiences in other states, such as Illinois and Iowa, revealed significant differences compared to Michigan. One notable distinction was the higher number of mature bucks in these states, resulting in more aggressive behavior during the rut. In contrast, Michigan's deer population, while abundant, often exhibited less aggression and territorial behavior due to a higher ratio of does to bucks.The Impact of Hunting Pressure: Hunting pressure plays a crucial role in shaping deer behavior. Nate observed that Michigan's deer, subjected to higher hunting pressure, displayed more cautious and skittish behavior compared to deer in less pressured areas. This heightened wariness made it challenging to employ certain hunting tactics, such as rattling antlers or aggressive calling, which often proved successful in other states.The Importance of Property Management: Nate emphasized the significance of property management in Michigan. By collaborating with neighboring hunters and implementing QDM practices, he and his fellow hunters have seen improvements in the age structure of bucks on their properties. This has led to more aggressive behavior among mature bucks and increased opportunities for successful hunts.The Thrills and Heartbreak of Early Season Hunting: Nate shared his preference for hunting the first two weeks of October, a period often overlooked by many hunters. By strategically targeting specific properties and utilizing trail cameras to identify early-season patterns, he has been able to capitalize on the behavior of mature bucks during this time. Listen to Michigan Wildhttps://open.spotify.com/show/1OhoclSyOqMg6RwqChwAADfollow us on Generations to hunt on youtube- https://www.youtube.com/@generationstohuntpodcast193Generations to hunt on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ Generations to hunt on Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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Generations of Hunt podcast, hosts Joe has Bradley from BDS Outdoors and his friend from Tennessee discuss their hunting experiences and delve into the exciting new project Bradley has embarked on for his channel. The episode also touches upon their expectations and experiences during their Michigan hunting camp. In this blog post, we will recap the key points discussed in the podcast episode and explore the thrills and challenges of Michigan deer hunting.The 10 Up 10 Down Project: Bradley introduces his new project called the "10 Up 10 Down," where he tests and reviews 10 different 150-grain broadheads from various companies. He shares his criteria for selecting the broadheads, including price, sharpness, and durability. Bradley emphasizes the importance of finding a balance between quality and affordability, as well as the ability to easily sharpen the broadheads.The Challenges of Broadhead Testing: While discussing his testing process, Bradley acknowledges the limitations of his real-world testing on live animals. He highlights the difficulty of replicating the same shot multiple times and the variability in shot placement. However, he plans to conduct a thorough analysis of each broadhead's performance through a post-hunt examination, documenting the shot placement, lethality, and other factors.The Michigan Hunting Camp Experience: Bradley expresses his excitement about joining the Michigan hunting camp and meeting fellow hunters from the Bowhunter Chronicles community. He shares his initial hesitation about spending a week in the woods with strangers but quickly realized the camaraderie and shared passion for hunting made it a memorable experience. The camp provided an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and learn from their experiences.Managing Expectations: While acknowledging that the hunting area may not be known for producing trophy-sized bucks, Bradley emphasizes the importance of managing expectations. He highlights the significance of enjoying the hunting experience and being open to the possibility of harvesting any legal deer. The camp's focus on camaraderie and shared experiences rather than trophy hunting created a supportive and inclusive environment.Unpredictable Weather and Challenging Conditions: The podcast episode also touches upon the challenges posed by unpredictable weather and its impact on deer movement. The hosts discuss how heavy rain and hot temperatures affected deer behavior during the camp. Despite the challenging conditions, they remained resilient and adapted their hunting strategies accordingly.https://www.facebook.com/bdsoutdoor/https://www.youtube.com/@bdsoutdoors345https://www.tiktok.com/@bds_outdoorsfollow us on Generations to hunt on youtube- https://www.youtube.com/@generationstohuntpodcast193Generations to hunt on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ Generations to hunt on Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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we join Joe and Matt as they discuss their experiences during the hunting season. to saddle hunting, they share their thoughts, challenges, and expectations for the upcoming weeks. Let's dive into their conversation and get a glimpse into their hunting adventures.

Opening Day Expectations: Both Joe and Matt express their excitement for opening day, despite not having high expectations due to the warm weather. They discuss their love for hunting and the anticipation that comes with it. While their opening day experiences were not as eventful as they hoped, they still enjoyed being in the woods and observing the wildlife.

Saddle Hunting Challenges: Matt shares his experience with saddle hunting and the challenges he faced. He talks about the constant standing and the difficulty of finding the right height for his ropes. Shooting behind him also proved to be a challenge, but he remains determined to master the art of saddle hunting.

Gear Adjustments: Both hunters discuss the importance of knowing their gear and making adjustments as needed. Joe talks about his new platform and the need to learn how to use it effectively, shares his struggles with carrying the latitude sticks and finding a suitable bow hanger for his setup.

Pressure and Strategy: They touch upon the pressure they encounter on public land and the need to adapt their hunting strategies accordingly. Matt discusses his limited hunting area and the need to explore different spots to increase his chances of success. They also mention the upcoming cold front and the changes it will bring to deer behavior.

Looking Ahead: As the conversation comes to a close, Joe and Matt express their excitement for the colder weather and the changes it will bring to deer movement. They discuss their plans for the upcoming weeks, including scouting new areas, adjusting their setups, and monitoring trail cameras.

Conclusion: This podcast episode provides a glimpse into the hunting experiences of Joe and Matt during the early season. From saddle hunting challenges to gear adjustments and hunting strategies, they share their insights and experiences. As the season progresses, they look forward to the changing weather and the opportunities it will bring. Stay tuned for more updates and stories from their hunting adventures.

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Deer camp is a cherished tradition for many hunters, providing a sense of camaraderie, shared experiences, and a deep connection to the hunting heritage. Joe and Adam Miller discuss the significance of deer camp and the importance of building a hunting community. They delve into their own experiences, the evolution of hunting podcasts, and the challenges faced by new hunters in today's product-driven hunting industry.

The Power of Community: Adam Miller, host of bowhunter chronicles podcast , emphasizes the value of community in hunting. He believes that hunting is not just about the gear or the trophies but about the relationships and connections formed with fellow hunters. Through their podcast, Adam have created a community of like-minded individuals who share a passion for hunting and learning from each other.

The Evolution of Podcasting: Adam shares how their podcast journey began with a desire to fill a gap in the hunting podcasting space. They wanted to create a podcast that focused on the experiences of everyday hunters, rather than just showcasing big bucks and farmland hunting. The podcast started as a way to connect with others and share their own hunting stories, but it quickly grew into a platform that resonated with a wider audience.

Confidence and Authenticity: One of the key factors that contributed to the success of the bowhunter chronicles podcast is the hosts' authenticity and humility. Adam refers to himself as the "world's worst bow hunter," which disarms listeners and creates a relatable atmosphere. By being genuine and open about their own hunting experiences, they have built a loyal community of listeners who appreciate their down-to-earth approach.

Navigating the Hunting Industry: The hunting industry is often driven by product marketing and trends, which can sometimes lead to misinformation or hype around certain gear. Adam advises new hunters to approach gear purchases with caution and to focus on tried-and-true products that have stood the test of time. He suggests seeking out recommendations from experienced hunters and looking for gear that holds its value in the market.

Preserving the Tradition of Deer Camp: Adam reflects on the changing landscape of deer camp and the decline in the number of hunters experiencing this cherished tradition. Factors such as busy schedules, youth sports, and the allure of solo hunting have contributed to the decline. However, he believes that building a strong hunting community and fostering the spirit of deer camp can help preserve this tradition for future generations.

Conclusion: Deer camp holds a special place in the hearts of hunters, providing a sense of belonging, shared experiences, and a deep connection to the hunting heritage. The Generations of Hunt podcast exemplifies the power of community and the importance of authenticity in building a hunting network. By embracing the values of camaraderie, knowledge sharing, and humility, hunters can create a strong community that preserves the tradition of deer camp for years to come.

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In this episode of the Generations of Hunt Podcast, host Joe and Matt is joined Matt and Dr. Mike as they discuss their recent hunting adventures and experiences. They talk about his hog hunting, dove hunting, and even a bear hunting trip in Maine. The conversation also touches on the topic of hunting over bait and the different methods used for bear hunting. Additionally, they share their thoughts on the Mike's new podcasting journey and the launch of the official podcast for Treezyn Camo.

The Birth of the In Seezyn Podcast Podcast: During a conversation with Mike Austin, the president of Treezyn, the idea of a Treezyn podcast was born. Recognizing the power of podcasts in building connections and expanding communities, Mike saw an opportunity to create a platform that would not only showcase the Treezyn brand but also provide a space for hunters to share their experiences and stories., MIke embarked on the journey of launching the In-Season Podcast.

The Vision and Purpose: The In Seezyn Podcast aims to bring together the hunting community and provide a platform for hunters to share their stories, insights, and adventures. By featuring members of the Treezyn field staff and other hunting enthusiasts, the podcast seeks to foster camaraderie and expand the community's knowledge and appreciation for the outdoors. With a focus on untold stories and unique perspectives, the In-Season Podcast offers a fresh take on hunting podcasts.

Looking Ahead: With the In Seezyn Podcast off to a fantastic start. As the podcast continues to grow, listeners can expect more captivating stories, expert insights, and engaging discussions. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or new to the world of hunting, the In Seezyn Podcast promises to be a valuable resource and a source of inspiration for all outdoor enthusiasts.

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In a recent episode of the Generation Top podcast, hosts Matt and Joe welcomed special guest Elliot Hubbard to discuss his extensive habitat improvement projects on his 113-acre property. From food plots to timber management, Elliot's dedication to enhancing the land for wildlife has been a challenging yet rewarding journey. In this blog post, we will delve into the key takeaways from the podcast episode and explore the importance of habitat management for a thriving wildlife population.

Creating Strategic Food Plots: Elliot's primary focus was on establishing food plots that would not only provide sustenance for the deer but also help in regenerating the timber on his property. With a high deer density in the area, Elliot recognized the need to supplement the natural food sources and occupy the deer's time on his land. By strategically placing food plots near bedding areas and neighboring agricultural fields, he aimed to keep the deer on his property during daylight hours, increasing his chances of encountering the bucks he was targeting.

Balancing Perennials and Annuals: Elliot shared his approach to food plot composition, which involved a mix of perennial and annual crops. While annuals provide immediate food sources, perennials offer long-term benefits, especially for doe and fawn populations. By allocating around 20% of his food plots to perennials, Elliot ensured that the does and fawns had access to food throughout the summer. However, he also emphasized the need to monitor deer density and adjust the ratio of perennials to annuals accordingly.

The Challenge of Displaced Bedding: One crucial aspect Elliot highlighted was the potential displacement of bedding areas due to an excessive number of food plots. While food plots are enticing for deer, they can disrupt natural bedding patterns and push bucks away from the area. Elliot stressed the importance of observing deer movement and adapting food plot placement to avoid displacing bedding areas. By understanding where the deer want to go and enhancing those areas with food and cover, he aimed to keep the deer on his property during daylight hours.

The Importance of Doe Harvest: Elliot emphasized the need for a balanced deer population and the significance of doe harvest. With a high deer density in his area, he recognized the importance of reducing the doe population to maintain a healthy buck-to-doe ratio. By shooting 78 does in the previous year, Elliot and his hunting partners aimed to break even in terms of population control. He encouraged hunters to prioritize doe harvest to ensure a sustainable and balanced deer herd.

Conclusion: Elliot Hubbard's habitat improvement projects serve as an inspiration for hunters and landowners looking to enhance their properties for wildlife. By strategically managing food plots, balancing perennial and annual crops, and prioritizing doe harvest, Elliot aims to create a thriving ecosystem that benefits not only deer but also other wildlife species. His dedication to improving the land and leaving a positive impact for future generations is a testament to the importance of habitat management in maintaining healthy wildlife populations.

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In this episode, we have a special guest joining us, Brian Rogers, all the way from Illinois. Brian is not only an avid hunter, but he is also the founder of Good Sit Mobile, a company that specializes in 3D printed hunting products. In this episode, Brian shares his journey into the hunting industry and how his passion for targeting mature bucks on public land led him to develop innovative and efficient hunting gear. He discusses the challenges of balancing his busy lifestyle with running a business and fulfilling orders during hunting season. Brian also dives into his strategies for scouting and hunting, emphasizing the importance of being calculated and understanding deer behavior. He shares insights on overlooked spots, the impact of human pressure, and the mindset needed to consistently pursue mature bucks. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable tips and experiences that will help you elevate your hunting game. So grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and get ready for an engaging conversation about all things whitetail hunting with Brian Rogers.

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Welcome back to another episode of Generations of Hunt Podcast! In this episode, our host Joe and Matt is joined by their good friend David Riley from The Fall podcast. The conversation kicks off with a discussion about their current hunting preparations and the excitement of the upcoming hunting season. David shares his experiences of scouting and tracking bucks during the summer months, highlighting the importance of staying focused and tightening the grip on the top bucks they aim to harvest. The conversation then shifts to the changing weather and the anticipation of the fall season, with the hosts expressing their love for the crisp mornings and the start of Carhartt season. They also touch on the topic of does seeking out mature bucks for breeding, sharing their observations and theories on this behavior. As the episode progresses, they delve into the strategies and priorities for hunters who have limited time to scout and prepare for the season. David provides valuable insights on how to make the most of five hours a week, emphasizing the importance of studying maps, identifying edges, and tracking deer movements. Whether it's a brand new hunting spot or a familiar one, David's advice and experiences offer valuable guidance for hunters looking to maximize their success in the field. So grab your gear and get ready for an informative and exciting episode filled with hunting strategies and insights from David Riley.The Fall Podcast https://www.fallpodcast.com/Generations to hunt on youtube- https://www.youtube.com/@generationstohuntpodcast193

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conversation between the Joe and Matt ands Joe's 17-year-old nephew, Brayden, about hunting. They discuss Brayden's experiences in the youth season, with Braden expressing his preference for hunting later in the season . He also mentions his interest in becoming a bigger bow hunter. Brayden credits his dad for teaching him everything he knows about hunting. The conversation focuses on Brayden's experiences and aspirations as a young hunter.INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/

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Welcome back to another exciting episode of the Generation To Podcast! In this episode, we have a special treat for you as we dive into the thrilling adventures of Mike on his recent trip to Africa. Matt is Joined by Joe and Mike, we get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Mike's hunting expedition in the wilds of South Africa. From the challenges of international travel to the exhilaration of tracking and taking down majestic African game, Mike shares his experiences and stories from his time in the African bush. Get ready to be transported to the heart of the action as we delve into the highs and lows, the triumphs and challenges, and the unforgettable moments that made this African adventure truly unforgettable. So grab a seat, sit back, and join us as we embark on this wild journey with Mike on the Generation Top Podcast!

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The Mike and Joe discuss MIke's post-Africa transition back to hunting season preparations. They talk about the adjustments they need to make to their equipment, such as changing arrow setups and sight tapes. They also mention upcoming hunting trips, the need to deploy trail cameras, and the challenges of balancing work and hunting preparations. They express a mix of excitement and stress as they try to complete all the necessary tasks before the season begins.

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in this episode of the Generation of the Hunt Podcast, Joe is joined by the Latitude guys, Derek , Cory, and Aaron, to discuss their groundbreaking show, "GRIT." They delve into the evolution of the show, the challenges they faced, and their goal of setting a new standard in digital media. With their relatable and authentic approach to hunting, the Latitude guys are changing the industry and inspiring viewers to embrace the reality of the hunt. Tune in to learn more about their journey and what lies ahead for "GRIT."

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Tyler Wilbur from Legacy Pursuit, who grew up hunting in Central Pennsylvania. Starting with his traditional rifle hunts with his dad in the big woods of Pennsylvania. He gradually got into bow hunting and became more serious about it. They discuss the changes they have witnessed over the years, including the increase in development and its impact on hunting opportunities. They also talk about the positive effects of antler restrictions on deer numbers and quality in Pennsylvania. hey also emphasize the importance of woodsmanship skills, adapting to changing regulations, and the joy of sharing hunting adventures with loved ones.

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The podcast features the host Joe, along with co-hosts Mike and Matt, as they interview Ben Harrison discusses various aspects of a hunting competition called the Bow Hunting League. Ben emphasizes the importance of networking in hunting and how it has contributed to the success and growth of the league. They also highlight the rewards of hunting, including access to places with big deer and affordable travel. The episode covers topics such as the origins of the Bow Hunting League, the prizes and contests involved, improvements in communication and website management, and the camaraderie and networking opportunities at the end-of-year hunting event called "Showdown." The speaker also addresses concerns and misconceptions about the competition aspect of the league and the value of sharing hunting experiences. Overall, the episode provides insights into the world of hunting competitions and the benefits they offer to participants in the Bowhunting League

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In this podcast episode, the host Joe is joined by co-host Dr. Mike and guest Johan Smit from South Africa. They discuss Johan's experience in hunting and his company HuntTech Pro. The conversation also touches upon their upcoming hunting trip in South Africa, highlighting the planning and preparation involved. Johan explains that their goal is to provide a unique and comfortable hunting experience for their clients, ensuring they have the most opportunities to encounter trophy animals.

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The Joe shares their experience scouting two areas of public land near the Detroit metro area. They mention finding hunter sign, such as marked trees and buck bombs, and spotting multiple ladder stands in close proximity to the parking lot. The host discusses their scouting method of combing the area in a 180-degree fashion and searching for deer trails and scrapes. They also mention finding bedding areas and their plan to set up trail cameras to monitor deer activity in the coming months.

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In this episode of Generations to Hunt Podcast, the hosts and guests engage in a lively discussion about hunting and various related topics. The group consists of Joe, Matt, Oz, Sean, and new guest Tim. The episode follows a "yes or no, this or that" format, covering a range of hunting-related stories and debates. The conversation takes a rabbit hole approach, exploring different hunting subjects and sharing stories. The hosts warn that some listeners may be offended, but assure that it will be a fun and entertaining episode. Overall, it's a humorous and engaging episode with a larger group.

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Joe and Matt dive into the latest hunting regulations in this episode of Generations to Hunt. They address the return of an old rule that mandates four points on one side for a second buck, which they both see as a step in the right direction. The hosts also remind listeners of the importance of staying informed about the rules and regulations of their state and avoiding laziness when it comes to hunting.

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In this podcast, host Joe and co-host Mike aka Dr. Mike are joined by Josh Miller, the inventor of the Clovis mechanical and fixed blade broadheads and owner of Triple Point and the host of The Bowman podcast. Josh, a former teacher , talks about his background in hunting and bow hunting, and how his interest in the sport eventually led him to develop the Clovis broadhead and start Triple Point. Also past and upcoming bow hunting trip to South Africa and his experiences with arrow setups and broadheads.

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In this episode of Generations to Hunt welcomes special guest Heather Iverson, who grew up hunting and fishing with her family and now enjoys trapping with her own family. Heather discusses the joys and challenges of introducing her kids to outdoor activities, and shares her preference for trapping and hunting. They also touch on the decline of the fur industry and the importance of targeting problem animals like raccoons and beaver.

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In this episode of Generations of Hunt podcast, host Joe interviews Brad Collings from BDS outdoors , a paramedic and avid hunter from Tennessee. brad shares his experience in the army as a combat medic, and how he got into hunting. He also talks about his schedule as a paramedic and how it gives him his family time and plenty of time in the outdoors!

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Recently MBH Podcast Host Bill Hoffman was a guest on the Generations to Hunt podcast which is a fellow Michigan based show. Bill sits down with Joe and Matt and discusses a range of things from his writing and performing careers and of course lots about MBH! This podcast is their recording and while it is different than a normal MBH podcast we think you will enjoy the discussion and banter as the guys joke around a bit. Also make sure you head to the amazon link below and snag a free copy of Bill's book - Twins of Prey.
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Old Wives Tales in Hunting Description: Joe and Matt discuss various old wives tales in hunting, sharing their opinions and experiences.Topics Covered: Beliefs and myths in hunting, losing body heat through extremities, animals and water, missing a buck and future opportunities.

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In this episode of the Generations to Hunt podcast, hosts Joe and Matt discuss turkey season updates. Matt has had a rough turkey season and unexpectedly got a turkey down recently. discuss their opinions on leasing land for hunting and how it may or may not affect their hunting strategies. They also talk about their motivation for the podcast and wanting to reach a larger audience to hear more stories.

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On this episode of Generations of Hunt, Matt and Joe talks with Dr. Mike about turkey season and getting out to hunt. They share funny stories and discuss the importance of having the right gear and testing it before heading out on a hunt. Tune in to hear about their adventures and strategies for the outdoors.

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In this episode of the Generation Hunt podcast, their guest Josh Mapes from Overdrive Outdoors talks about the predator hunting. The conversation touches on topics such as the recent weather and the struggles to get land to hunt on, what equipment he uses in the field . josh share his experiences of calling in coyotes Michigan.https://www.facebook.com/overdriveoutdoorshttps://www.youtube.com/@overdriveoutdoors7545https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgw2EHkf5538DV6j9Xwxhbw tik tok @generations_to_hunt

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On this episode Matt and DR.Mike talk about matt coming down to Alabama to hunt turkey. they talk about what they learn and what differnt from Michigan to there, the turkey differently won this battle against to boys. they talk about is its super important to know all the RULES and REGULATIONS when hunting in new areas .

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Matt and Joe sit down with Dave Riley Jr from the Fall podcast and talk in depth scouting techniques and the methods that help Dave get on mature Michigan white tails!https://www.instagram.com/thefallpodcast/

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today episode Joe sits down with Gavin Sodders from the Whitetail bloodline. Gavin tells us how he got started hunting and how he started the bloodline. What he going into this next season with plans to hunt his family farm. Talks about harvesting his public land Kentucky buck. we talked about making mistake but having fun and learning at the same time

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In this episode, Joe sits down with Colin Koskinen owner of Legendary Habitat. Colin tells us how his passion started and how it evolved into a business. He broke down some of the fundamentals of land habitat management and tells us what we can do this spring to help us out in the fall. https://www.legendaryhabitat.comhttps://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgw2EHkf5538DV6j9Xwxhbw tik tok @generations_to_hunt

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Matt and Joe have a total B.S session. Just us talking about what we having going on. We bring up the popular TSS turkey load, Optics, guided hunts. Joe and Matt talk about making a bet against each other on the biggest buck!

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We sit down with Tim from Droptine drone services. Tim tells us what services he offers and what them services entail. We compare the old-school method of dog tracking vs drone to recover a deer. Tim tells us what the drone can do and see. we are looking forward to hearing and seeing what this drone service can do for the whitetail hunter. check out Droptine drone on Facebook, Instagram websitehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4gbVWdiCKgq4Aw3YkJpMAwhttps://www.instagram.com/droptinedrone/https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgw2EHkf5538DV6j9Xwxhbw tik tok @generations_to_hunt

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Joe and Matt call Calvin Benedict an executive chef from Minnesota. Calvin tells us his passion for the outdoors, and that bow hunting has been his biggest addiction. We ask Calvin how he combines his love for cooking and hunting. Calvin breaks down some simple tricks to impress all the guys at camp!

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The boys interview Daniel "OZ" Osminsk, A Michigan resident that has hunted every mid western dream hunt location, from Iowa to Alaska. Oz talks about his trip up to Alaska to hunt black bear, and his past season in the holy land of Iowa, to harvest a public land buck ! Speaking of public land, did we mention that Oz was shot on Michigan public land deer hunting?! https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgw2EHkf5538DV6j9Xwxhbw tik tok @generations_to_hunt

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Joe sits down with spencer from Havok Broadhead, we talk about what's it made of and the simple but unique design. then we break down how to sharpen it. We talk about how much the broadhead price range https://www.facebook.com/HavokBroadheadshttps://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunthttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgw2EHkf5538DV6j9Xwxhbwtik tok @generations_to_hunt

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short episode with Joe talking about his latest trip to great America outdoor show. he talks about the Products and meeting good people. what his thought on this upcoming seaon

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Joe and Matt sits down with Josh Cole and Brody Mintorn from Eight Ten Outdoors. Josh tells us about his out of state waterfowl hunts. they dive deep on this past season how it was different and using different strategy to harvest birds. https://8tenoutdoors.com/

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On this weeks podcast we have a returning friend of the show Anthony Guerrera. Anthony has been putting down some good Michigan buck year after year. he tells us about how he changes his tactics and how it payed off big time with stalking a great mature Michigan buck. https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunthttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgw2EHkf5538DV6j9Xwxhbwtik tok @generations_to_hunt

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Matt and Joe talk about their goals for the year! what are your goals for the year?

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This week we are joined by a returning guest Trevor Hurd. Trevor now has his own podcast Huron river outdoors. We talk about how he got into starting a podcast and how he harvest a great Michigan whitetail buckhttps://www.facebook.com/HRO22 https://www.instagram.com/huronriveroutdoors/GTH https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunthttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgw2EHkf5538DV6j9Xwxhbwtik tok @generations_to_hunt

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This week Joe sat down to talk to Charlie Baer, the host of The Origins of the Hunt podcast. Charlie tells the story of killing a great buck in his own home state of Pennsylvania. We talk about the similarities of hunting in both Pennsylvania and Michigan, from the habitats to the hunting pressure

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We get together with Elliot Hubbard and discuss the always controversial topic of new regulations in Michigan! We go into detailed conversation regarding APR, OBR, and the potential the great state of Michigan has!

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Matt and Joe sits down with our good friend Mike Hemby. Mike tells us how the new elements of hunting in the south, Joining a hunt club, and buying new land. In addition, mike talks about how his very short Michigan hunting trip!

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This is from when the boys went out to Missouri. They talk about the bad weather, and how they tried to overcome in their very short trip.how out there is so much different then back home. Hope you enjoy.

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Joe and Matt get together to talk about how the season is going. What they are seeing out in the woods. We talk about a goals for the upcoming weeks and what we are looking forward to most.

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We are joined by Sean Trombly, who tells about his recent success on his biggest buck to date. The guys talk about their upcoming guided whitetail hunt and their expectations

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Joe sits down with Ben Cooper owner of Illumapin sight light. We talk about his season so far. What he has plan for the rest of the season. Just a good old hunting conversation. www.illumapin.com https://www.facebook.com/illumapinGTH (@generations_to_hunt_podcast) • Instagram photos and videos tik tok @generations_to_hunt Generations To hunt podcast - YouTube Generations To Hunt | Facebook

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Joe has East Coast Trev from the Outdoor Drive Podcast. We compare the difference in our state regulations, talk about all of the new people getting in the outdoors in the last couple years. We go down a couple rabbit holes about hunting bears and if we could survive in the Indigenous-controlled lands!

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Spencer from Public Land Prowlers is back to discuss his new inside the box attack for public land hunting! He also discusses the launching of his brand new Havok broadhead https://www.youtube.com/c/PublicLandProwlers https://www.facebook.com/PublicLandProwlers https://www.facebook.com/HavokBroadheads Generations to hunt podcast GTH (@generations_to_hunt_podcast) • Instagram photos and videos tik tok @generations_to_hunt Generations To hunt podcast - YouTube Generations To Hunt | Facebook

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We sit down with 2022 IAA and ASA shooter of the year Jason Birchmeier. Jason tells us how he got started with a bow at a young age. He lets us know the benefits of your local bowman club, and breaks down how he tunes his bow to be competing at the elite level! We talk about some past hunting season and going out west.

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Rob breaks down how he got into archery and how he got into shooting at the elite level, and about how he will be moving up to the pros next season. He gives us some great archery tuning tips, then speaks on his past seasons and what he did to succeed on getting his out of state buck!

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Matt sits down with Michael Lukonen and they talk about how he moved to Kentucky to chase giant white tails and the differences in hunting in Michigan and Kentucky!

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I sat down with jake Bollinger. Jake tells us how habit management has changed his success in the whitetail woods. He tells us how he bought a farm and what key factors he took to enhance it. Jake tells the steps he did to harvest bigger bucks and a healthy deer population.

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Joe and Matt talk about gear! What we think is important to be successful in the wood. https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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In today's episode, we had Tom Spisz the CEO of Shoot For Life. We talk about his love for the outdoors from a young age and how a simple project idea became a life-changing organization. We talk about the up and coming archery shoot for PTSD. Bowhunters Roundup Off-grid for PTSD | Facebook HOME | shootforlife Shoot for Life (@shoot.for.life) • Instagram photos and videos Shoot for Life | Facebook GTH (@generations_to_hunt_podcast) • Instagram photos and videos

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Matt and joe sit down and talking about Arizona banning trail cameras. Then we are talk about the new check in rule in Michigan.

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we sat down with Gerald Ordway and he broke down how he become a skilled predator hunter. Then taught us how deadly accurate the air rifles is!

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Joe tells his story of his trip out west with matt. talks about the beautiful country and the adventures. Generations To Hunt podcast https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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Matt and Joe get together with the Lutz brothers and talk about their turkey season successes and Matt discusses his unfortunate mishaps

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Josh talks about his turkey season success and how to balance life with owning multiple businesses and having time to hunt too. 8ten outdoors https://8tenoutdoors.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm1lx28tFtd3P9diuPrUPPA https://www.facebook.com/8tenoutdoors https://www.instagram.com/8ten_outdoors/ Hadley game calls llc https://www.facebook.com/hadleycalls https://hadleygamecalls.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hadleygamecalls/ Generations To Hunt podcast https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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matt and joe give an update on what's going on their life

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Matt is back! we talk about are turkey hunt plans. matt talks about he would setup to get a bird !

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car ride podcast with the guys after small game hunting.

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Joe sits down with Trevor Hurd after a archery tournament. talking about past seasons and how he improved his hunting land. then telling us about his upcoming plans for the rest of archery season and bow hunting !

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This week We had 8ten outdoors and Hadley game calls on the podcast. Josh, Brody, and Seth talk about their passion for waterfowl, teaching us about set ups all the way to choosing the right ammo, and about having a business in the outdoors industry.

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Matt and joe sit down and B.S. about their failed small game hunt and other things they are looking forward to in the up coming season!

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Joe sits down with Spencer Brackins, Shannon Brackins, and Dana brackins from Public Land Prowlers. they talk about their past season, breaking down what lead to success in 2021. They share some public land tactics, tips, and what they have coming in the upcoming season. https://www.youtube.com/c/PublicLandProwlers https://www.facebook.com/PublicLandProwlers check us out at https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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We get together with avid outdoorsman Anthony Guerrera and talk about his hunting season, some of his tactics, and his off-season outdoor passions!

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We sit down with Ben Cooper owner of Illumapin sight light. He breaks down hes Montana hunting trip and tells us how things can get western real fast. he shares with us his passion for archery, and how he got involved in the outdoors industry, and how he became the owner of illumapin www.illumapin.com https://www.facebook.com/illumapin https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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Joe and Matt are back from a long break. We sit down and talk about how we want to improve the podcast and goals for this year hunting!

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Joe and Matt sit down and talk about hunting In General and the past https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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Matt and Doctor Mike Hemby relive the lowest of lows and the highest of high of their Kansas hunt ! They break down their hunts, what was working and what wasn't working . Teaching us that just because your down in the ninth inning to not give up and make something happen.Both came home with their biggest buck to date!

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Mike and Matt discuss how their Kansas trip came together plus how everything went to start their trip.

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People submit some questions so we can embarrassed ourself and learn from are mistakes

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We reached out to our buddy’s Matt Wager and Spencer Brackins from public land prowlers. They tell us what they have been seeing and how they are going to be hunting the next couple weeks

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Matt and Joe talk about their mid-season and how the the struggle bus has been taking them to school

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Matt and Joe B.S about their season so far

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Matt is a Michigan elk scout and big time fisherman. We talk about Michigan elk, his past Illinois hunts, and we B.S about our upcoming season.

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Matt and Joe sit down with Spencer Brackins, Shannon Brackins and Zak Rostar from Public Land Prowlers. They dive deep on public land tactics, tips, and the special bond that hunting has brought them as a dynamic father and son hunting duo. They also share a father son dream hunt from Indiana https://www.youtube.com/c/PublicLandProwlers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUS0LKY-HLE check us out at https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt

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We traveled to the Rostar farm and sat down with Brandon Towery and Zak Rostar from Public Land Prowlers. We had them break down their hunting adventures and strategies on hunting public land

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Matt and Joe share some opinions of do's and don't for beginner hunter. learn from are failures

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joined by kyle O'connor from Arrow Adix we talk youth hunt, out of state hunting trips, future plans

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Im joined by Travis Munro and Kobe Baker from Kryptik outdoors we talk archery, 3D tournaments, and deer hunting

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episode number 1! Joe and Matt tell a little about their self, goals, and plans this upcoming season!

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