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The Big Buck Registry is a renowned platform and community dedicated to celebrating and documenting the world of deer hunting and the pursuit of trophy whitetails. Established as a podcast in 2010, it has since grown into a comprehensive online resource for deer hunters, enthusiasts, and conservationists. The Big Buck Registry offers a wealth of knowledge, featuring interviews with successful hunters, expert tips and techniques, captivating stories, and discussions on deer behavior, habitat management, and hunting ethics. Through its engaging content and passionate community, the Big Buck Registry continues to inspire and connect hunters from around the globe, fostering a deep appreciation for the majestic whitetail and the traditions surrounding deer hunting.
What makes great venison?
Is it the shot? The equipment? The grinder? The seasoning?
Or does it start long before any of those things?
In this Big Buck Registry Revival Episode, we're revisiting one of our most practical and enduring conversations from the archives. Originally recorded in 2013, this episode features deer processor Al Gambardella, who spent years behind the cutting table helping hunters turn harvested whitetails into high-quality table fare.
A lot has changed in the hunting world since this conversation first aired.
Hunters today have access to better equipment, more information, and countless resources focused on field-to-table hunting. We also face new challenges, including Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), evolving regulations, testing programs, and changing recommendations surrounding deer handling and processing.
Yet as we listened back through this episode, one thing became clear:
The fundamentals haven't changed.
Proper field care, rapid cooling, cleanliness, attention to detail, and respect for the animal remain the foundation of quality venison.
In this conversation, Al shares practical advice on:
• Field dressing and initial meat care • Cooling and aging venison properly • Common mistakes hunters make after the harvest • Skinning and butchering techniques • Selecting a deer processor • Packaging and freezing venison • Maintaining meat quality from field to freezer • Why the little details matter
Whether you're processing your first deer, handling every deer yourself, or simply looking to get more value from your harvest, this episode offers timeless lessons that remain as relevant today as they were more than a decade ago.
Important Note for Today's Hunters Since this episode was originally recorded, Chronic Wasting Disease has expanded into many areas across North America. Hunters should always consult their state wildlife agency for the latest recommendations regarding testing, carcass transportation, disposal, and meat handling in their area.
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Ben Martin, founder of the Hunt Regs app, joins the show to talk about how he went from a first-generation hunter to building one of the most useful tools in modern hunting.
We get into the real problem hunters face with confusing regulations, how his app simplifies everything based on your exact location, and how it's now being used by state agencies to improve poaching reporting and enforcement.
🎯 What We Cover * How Ben got into hunting with no background or mentors * The frustration of navigating hunting laws across different states * Building the Hunt Regs app with no tech experience * The massive challenge of organizing hunting regulations * How the app tells you what's legal based on your exact location * The poaching reporting system and how it works * Why anonymous reporting is critical * How state agencies are using the app * Real-world success from better reporting * The future of the app, including fishing and conservation tools * Using journaling and data to improve hunting success * Some of the strangest hunting regulations out there
📱 About Hunt Regs Hunt Regs is designed to make hunting regulations simple by showing hunters exactly what's legal based on where they are and what they're hunting.
It also includes a built-in poaching reporting system that allows users to quickly and anonymously report violations with location data, photos, and detailed descriptions.
🚨 Why This Matters * Hunting laws are often confusing and hard to access * Many violations happen simply due to lack of clarity * Better reporting helps game wardens do their jobs more effectively * Technology is becoming a bigger part of conservation
🔗 Learn More * Hunt Regs App (search in App Store or Google Play)
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Evergreen Revival of Episode 27 (Originally released December 28, 2013)
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In 2013, Big Buck Registry recorded Episode 27 — a conversation that quietly became one of the most important episodes in the show's history. In it, we interviewed certified wildlife biologist Jeff Makemson of the Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries, exploring a topic most hunters never think about:
Where does conservation funding actually come from?
The answer leads directly to the Pittman–Robertson Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act of 1937 — the law that rebuilt America's wildlife, restored whitetail deer from near extinction, and created the modern system of game management we rely on today.
In this revived evergreen episode, we:
- Revisit the original 2013 interview
- Clarify a few points that time and research have refined
- Update what has changed since then
- And deliver a deep-dive monologue explaining the full story behind the Act
If you hunt deer today, this law is part of your story — whether you knew it or not.
What You'll Hear in This Episode • How close deer and other game species came to disappearing in the early 1900s • Why unregulated market hunting devastated wildlife populations • How sportsmen themselves pushed for federal conservation funding • What the Pittman–Robertson Act actually does • How the firearms and ammunition excise tax funds wildlife restoration • How states receive and use Pittman–Robertson funds • How deer populations rebounded from a few thousand to tens of millions • Why hunters are America's largest conservationists • What has changed in conservation funding since 2013 • Why this system still matters for the future of hunting
Featured Guest (Original Interview) Jeff Makemson Certified Wildlife Biologist Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries
Jeff shares firsthand insight into:
- Managing public wildlife lands
- Restoring deer populations
- Funding realities inside state agencies
- Why most hunters don't realize they fund conservation
- How habitat, research, and enforcement are supported
Why This Episode Matters Without the Pittman–Robertson Act:
- Whitetail deer would be rare or nonexistent in many states
- Public hunting lands would be minimal
- Wildlife agencies would lack scientific staff
- Modern hunting culture would not exist
Every rifle, box of ammunition, and bow sold today continues to fund the system that keeps wildlife thriving.
Episode Structure • New opening introduction and historical context • Summary and clarification of the original 2013 interview • Updated facts and modern funding perspective • Full deep-dive monologue on the Pittman–Robertson Act • Playback of the original 30-minute Episode 27 interview • Closing summary and reflections on hunters as conservationists
If you value hunting, share this episode. Every hunter who understands this story becomes a stronger advocate for conservation.
In this special year-end Deer News episode, the Big Buck Registry team takes a comprehensive look at the deer hunting stories that shaped 2025 across the United States.
This episode moves state by state through the most consequential changes in deer hunting policy, access, and management—connecting regulation, science, enforcement, and biology into one clear picture of where deer hunting stands today.
The episode begins in the Northeast, where long-running debates finally gave way to major access changes. New York legalized crossbows for deer hunting, New Hampshire expanded legal hunting equipment, and Connecticut widened Sunday hunting opportunities. In Massachusetts, efforts to address deer overpopulation on Martha's Vineyard highlighted conflicts between wildlife management goals and the state's firearm and crossbow laws.
From there, the focus shifts west, where pressure on opportunity continued to build. Montana reaffirmed limits on nonresident deer licenses, reinforcing resident-priority access as demand for Western tags continued to rise.
Chronic Wasting Disease remained one of the most influential forces shaping deer management in 2025. At the federal level, increased funding supported research and state response efforts. Minnesota expanded late-season CWD management hunts, Iowa broadened mandatory testing and reporting requirements, and Missouri reassessed its approach—ultimately rolling back part of its CWD firearms season after evaluating impacts on effectiveness and hunter participation.
The episode also examines how changing rules affected hunters on the ground. Pennsylvania tightened in-season trail camera restrictions, Wisconsin continued to experience hunter fatigue tied to long-term CWD policies, New Jersey reaffirmed Earn-A-Buck as a population control strategy, and Michigan expanded depredation authority allowing deer removal outside traditional seasons.
Beyond policy and regulation, this episode highlights important research and technological developments shaping the future of deer management. New scientific findings raised questions about how early Chronic Wasting Disease infection may occur, including the possibility of transmission from doe to fawn before birth. Emerging technologies also showed promise—from thermal detection systems designed to reduce deer-vehicle collisions, to drone-based surveys improving accuracy in deer population estimates.
Enforcement remained a critical part of the story in 2025. The episode reviews major poaching cases in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, including multi-county investigations, organized poaching rings, and one of the stiffest trophy buck restitution penalties on record.
The year closes in Maine, where consecutive harsh winters and the loss of critical deer wintering habitat served as a reminder that biology still sets the ultimate limits—regardless of policy decisions or technological advances.
The episode also includes an update on Big Buck Registry itself. The team discusses the launch of the new website, a return to in-depth interview-style episodes, and the tools built to help hunters better understand conditions and context—including BBR Weather, Deer Move by Weather, and Deer Move by Moon. Listeners will also hear about new ways to engage with BBR, including suggesting guests, submitting deer for social features, and using long-term reference pages designed to keep information accessible beyond a single season.
This episode is a complete snapshot of deer hunting in 2025—where rules changed, science advanced, enforcement drew clear lines, and biology reminded everyone who ultimately sets the boundaries.
Episode Highlights * Major deer hunting law and access changes across the U.S. * Chronic Wasting Disease management strategies and policy reversals * New research on CWD transmission and persistence * Emerging technology in deer safety and population monitoring * High-profile poaching cases and enforcement outcomes * Habitat loss, winter severity, and biological limits on deer populations * Big Buck Registry platform updates, tools, and community features
Original Air Date 2013
RE-release Date 2025
In this Evergreen Edition, host Jay Scott Ammann revisits one of the Big Buck Registry's most informative and enduring conversations — a deep dive with wildlife biologist Dr. Grant Woods, recorded in 2013. This remastered episode brings the original clarity of Grant's insights back to the front, exploring how science, observation, and respect for deer behavior shape ethical, effective hunting.
From deer vision and scent control to rut timing, habitat work, and trail camera use, Dr. Woods explains what decades of study have revealed about how whitetails perceive their world — and how hunters can use that knowledge responsibly.
🎧 Key Topics Covered * Grant's early research on deer scrape behavior and communication * How those studies led to modern trail-camera strategies * The truth about deer vision: what colors they actually see * The science behind moon phases and rut timing * Why fear, not food, drives most deer movement * Dr. Woods' scent-control discipline and low-impact hunting access * Building better food plots and habitat on The Proving Grounds * Managing deer congregation and disease risk * The logic behind hunting "the 5 percent" — targeting high-odds corridors * Late-season patterns and fawn-driven rut activity * Why venison is among the healthiest meats available * A reminder that hunting should always be fun, ethical, and rooted in respect
🔍 About Dr. Grant Woods Dr. Woods is a professional wildlife biologist and the founder of GrowingDeer.tv — a long-running educational series focused on habitat improvement, deer behavior, and management. His decades of research continue to influence hunters, landowners, and conservationists across the country.
🌿 Evergreen Edition Updates In this refreshed edition, Jay adds new reflections on how Dr. Woods' original insights still stand the test of time. The episode remains a foundational listen for anyone who wants to understand deer biology and behavior from a scientist's point of view — in language every hunter can relate to.
🌐 Links & Resources * Dr. Grant Woods / GrowingDeer.tv → https://www.growingdeer.tv * DeerMove™ – Deer Movement Predictor → https://deermove.com * Speak Your Deer Story → https://www.speakpipe.com/BigBuckRegistry or call 724-613-2825 * Support the Show (Value-for-Value) → https://bigbuckregistry.com/value * Big Buck Registry Official Site → https://bigbuckregistry.com
🎧 Credits * Guest: Dr. Grant Woods – Wildlife Biologist, GrowingDeer.tv * Host & Producer: Jay Scott Ammann * Music & Production: BBR Studios. BOSPN Media LLC * Special Segment: The Evergreen Wrap-Up Commentary (2025)
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In this Evergreen edition of the Big Buck Registry’s Deer Hunt Podcast, we’re reaching back to one of our most impactful early episodes — a 2013 conversation with Dean Vanier, founder of Northwoods Common Scents.
Dean has spent over 30 years perfecting his approach to whitetail communication using 100% pure scent — and in this masterclass, he shares how hunters can use scent not as a gimmick, but as a tool for understanding and influencing deer behavior.
We cover:
- Mock scrapes, drag rags, and the concept of the "virtual deer"
- Why buck urine is underrated early in the season
- Dean’s scent layering strategy through all phases of the rut
- How scent helps you “talk” to deer using their own instincts
- And how the industry has changed since this episode first aired — including CWD laws, synthetic scents, and ATA/RHA certification
Dean’s methods are still converting skeptical hunters to this day — and his passion for woodsmanship through scent makes this one of the most timeless episodes in our archive.
🎧 Listen now to revisit a true craftsman in the deer woods.
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Original Air Date: 2013 Re-release Date: 2025 Guest: Randy Gagne, Master Bow Technician – Morse’s Sporting Goods (Hillsborough, NH)
Episode Summary:
In this special re-release of Episode 15, we sit down with master bow technician Randy Gagne of Morse’s Sporting Goods to explore the fundamentals of compound bow setup, arrow tuning, broadhead prep, and ethical archery. Originally recorded in 2013, this episode is part of our Evergreen Series—timeless interviews remastered for today’s listeners, with fresh updates and modern context.
Randy has long been one of New England’s most sought-after bow techs. From draw length and string life to crossbows, rest types, and seasonal prep, this episode delivers a masterclass in bowhunting setup that’s just as relevant today as it was over a decade ago.
Now in 2025, we also revisit Randy’s journey—including his expansion into taxidermy, and how his role has evolved in preserving both the gear and the memories of a successful hunt.
🧰 What You’ll Learn in This Episode: * How to determine correct draw length and poundage * The difference between fixed and mechanical broadheads * Why proper string maintenance is essential (and what can go wrong) * How to check your arrows for hidden issues * The evolution of whisker biscuits and drop-away rests * Why tuning matters more than brand * How crossbows have transformed the archery world * Randy’s real-world tips for storing, prepping, and practicing with your bow * What’s changed in bowhunting technology since 2013 * How Randy's work has expanded into taxidermy and memory preservation
🏹 Modern Updates & References: In the intro and commentary, Jay shares how the following have advanced since the original airing:
- Cam tech (Bowtech DeadLock, Mathews SwitchWeight)
- Carbon risers and flagship bows like the Hoyt RX-8, Mathews LIFT
- Strings (pre-stretched, peep-alignment without tubing)
- Arrows (micro-diameter, high FOC, spine consistency)
- Broadheads (SEVR, Iron Will, Magnus, Rage, G5)
- Crossbows (e.g., Ravin R500 @ 505 fps)
- Smart tech (Garmin Xero, digital rangefinding, app-based tuning)
Influencer shoutouts include: 🧠 John Dudley 🏹 Levi Morgan 🎯 Chris Bee 📏 Tim Gillingham 🏔️ Cameron Hanes
🛠️ Featured Guest: Randy Gagne * Role: Master Bow Technician & Taxidermist * Business: Morse’s Sporting Goods – Hillsborough, NH * Website: https://www.morsessportinggoods.com * Specialties: Compound bow setup, string/cam tuning, gear fitting, ethical prep, and custom taxidermy
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In this episode, we explore the most pressing wildlife management issues across the United States, from record-breaking deer hunting seasons to groundbreaking conservation efforts. From Mississippi's legal battle over deer-dog hunting to Missouri’s fight against chronic wasting disease, we’re diving deep into the decisions shaping the future of hunting, wildlife preservation, and public safety. Whether you’re a hunter, conservationist, or just curious about how these topics affect your community, this episode has something for everyone.
Topics Covered
- Mississippi’s Deer-Dog Hunting Debate: A tradition under scrutiny—can property rights and hunting heritage coexist?
- Ohio’s Record Deer Harvest: What’s driving the highest deer harvest in 13 years?
- Pennsylvania’s Proposed Hunting Rule Changes: How 2025 could redefine hunting across the Keystone State.
- Missouri’s Chronic Wasting Disease Fight: Will new carcass disposal rules change the game for hunters and conservationists?
- Montana’s Landfill Deer Culling Efforts: Why a landfill is at the center of the state’s disease containment strategy.
- Maine’s Deer Dilemma: Lyme disease, car crashes, and the search for innovative solutions in Southwest Harbor.
- Grand Rapids’ Urban Deer Hunt Proposal: Archery in city limits—could it work?
- Ohio Poacher’s Record-Breaking Fine: The $43,000 trophy buck case shaking up the hunting community.
- New York’s Venison Donation Program: Turning an illegal hunt into a win for families in need.
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Links and Resources
- Mississippi Wildlife Regulations
- Ohio Department of Natural Resources
- Pennsylvania Game Commission
- Missouri Department of Conservation
- Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
- Feeding New York State Venison Program
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Episode Summary: In this episode of the Big Buck Registry’s Deer Hunt Podcast, host Jay Scott Ammann welcomes former President Theodore Roosevelt, one of history’s greatest hunters and conservationists. Roosevelt shares captivating stories of hunting whitetail and mule-deer, delving into their unique behaviors, the challenges of the chase, and the importance of respecting the animals and the land. He also explains the principles of ethical hunting and his role in establishing game laws and preserving wild places for future generations.
Key Discussion Points:
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- Whitetail Deer Hunting
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- Why Roosevelt admired the adaptability and resilience of whitetail deer.
- Memorable hunts across the Adirondacks, Dakota river bottoms, and Louisiana swamps. Mule-Deer Adventures
- Tracking mule-deer in the rugged Rocky Mountains and Badlands.
- The unique challenges of hunting mule-deer versus whitetails. Hunting Ethics
- Roosevelt’s philosophy of fair chase and the importance of ethical hunting.
- Stories of rejecting unfair practices like jacking and crusting. Conservation Legacy
- How Roosevelt’s experiences shaped his fight for game laws and protected lands.
The critical role hunters play in preserving America’s wilderness.
Notable Quotes:
- “The true hunter is a man of ethics and honor.”
- “The whitetail deer is a symbol of the wilderness that still endures.”
- “Without conservation, the future of hunting—and the wild itself—remains at risk.”
Subscribe to the Big Buck Registry’s Deer Hunt Podcast for expert hunting tips, legendary stories, and conservation insights. Share this episode and help spread Roosevelt’s timeless message about ethical hunting and wilderness protection.
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Welcome to the October 2024 Edition of the Big Buck Registry's Deer News, news you might have missed over the last month.
In this edition, first Jim takes us to Michigan to explore a Michigan Bill that Seeks to Reverse Deer Hunting Restrictions for Youth, Veterans, and Disabled Hunters. Then Dusty covers a story in Wisconsin about the Wisconsin DNR Initiating a Review of Deer Management Units Ahead of the 2025 Season. Jay explores the New York DEC Transition to Electronic Deer Tags for the 2024-2025 Hunting Season. Dusty covers the latest on CWD and Jay discusses deer overpopulation, both stories from Virginia. Finally, Jim wraps up with a CWD story out of Texas.
Show Notes for Big Buck Registry's Deer News - January Edition
Topics Discussed:
- Nationwide Debate on Drones for Deer Recovery - Exploring the ongoing debate across the United States regarding the use of drones in deer hunting and recovery.
- Hawaii's DLNR Axis Deer Culling Program - Discussing Hawaii's Department of Land and Natural Resources initiative to control the Axis deer population in Maui Nui.
- Ohio's Record-Breaking Buck Investigation - Delving into Ohio's investigation into the potentially illegal harvest of a record-breaking white-tailed deer in Clinton County.
- The James Keel Dwarf Buck Story - Unveiling the fascinating story of James Keel's harvest of a unique dwarf buck in Mississippi.
- Deer Culling in Wildwood, Missouri - Examining the deer culling efforts and their implications in Wildwood, Missouri.
- Washington DC's Decade-Long Deer Snipe Program - Reviewing the long-term deer snipe program in Washington DC and its impact.
- Texas Deer Hunting Economy - Analyzing the economic aspects and significance of deer hunting in Texas.
- The Disappearance of Turbo the Deer in South Carolina - Investigating the mysterious disappearance of Turbo, a well-known deer on an island in South Carolina.
- NWTF Deer Hunt for Disabled Hunters in Virginia - Highlighting the annual National Wild Turkey Federation deer hunt in Virginia, dedicated to disabled hunters.
- New Wisconsin Legislation for Deer Hunting - Discussing new legislative measures in Wisconsin aimed at improving deer hunting in the northern region.
End of Show Notes
Topics Discussed * Wisconsin Gun Deer Season: The 2023 season saw a decline in harvests, emphasizing safety in hunting practices. * Massachusetts Sunday Deer Hunting Debate: Legislators are considering lifting a century-old ban on Sunday deer hunting. * Minnesota's "Hunters For Hunters" Group: A new group is focusing on the impact of wolves on deer populations. * Unsolved Case of Hunter Terry Brisk: Minnesota still seeks answers seven years after the mysterious death of Terry Brisk. * Deer Hunting Expansion in Massachusetts: The Quabbin Reservoir sees an expansion of deer hunting to address rising deer populations and protect ecosystems. * Utah Hunting Regulation Changes for 2024: Significant changes to hunting regulations, focusing on modernization and sustainability. * Pittsburgh Pilot Deer Control Program: A successful pilot program in city parks has culled 64 deer, aiding urban wildlife management.
In this November Edition of the BBR Deer News, news you might have missed over the last month, we cover several stories from around the country. Here are the stories we cover and felt were news worthy:
- Controversial Sharpshooters: Discussion on sharpshooters hired to kill deer from helicopters on Catalina Island, California.
- Kentucky Poaching Cases: Coverage of poaching incidents in Kentucky.
- Urban Deer Hunting in West Virginia: A story about deer hunting in urban areas of West Virginia.
- New Bow and Arrow Hunt in Rhode Island: Introduction of a newly sanctioned bow and arrow hunting method in Rhode Island.
- Tree Stand Safety in Wisconsin: Advice on avoiding ash trees for tree stands in Wisconsin.
- Chronic Wasting Disease in Minnesota: Examination of a CWD (Chronic Wasting Disease) story in Minnesota.
- Spear Hunting in Arkansas: Discussion about the practice of spear hunting in Arkansas.
- Potential Record Buck in Texas: Report on a potential new record-setting buck in Texas.
- Major Changes in Utah: Discussion of significant changes in deer hunting regulations in Utah.
- Deer Population Management Debate in New York: Insights into a debate over managing a growing deer population in Jamestown, New York.
Episode Overview: In this episode, we look at deer news you might have missed over the last month, we explore the multifaceted challenges and developments in deer populations and wildlife management across various regions.
Topics Covered:
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- TWRA Controversy: Unpacking the allegations against the Tennessee Wildlife and Resources Agency (TWRA) related to Chronic Wasting Disease.
- Urban Deer Overpopulation: Discussing the deer population challenges in urban areas, spotlighting Washington, DC, and Dartmouth.
- Hunting Season Updates: Highlighting the introduction of crossbows in Minnesota's archery deer season and Michigan's DNR's emphasis on antlerless deer hunting.
- Digital Transition in Hunting: Exploring the modern shift to digital kill registrations and its impact on the hunting community.
- Lake Winnipesaukee's Deer Hunting: A look at the decision to open all islands for deer hunting.
- Controversial Proposals: Navigating the deer baiting ban debate in Kansas and the legal challenges faced by Mill Creek MetroParks' deer management strategy.
We've partnered with Wayne Saunders from the Warden's Watch podcast to delve into a gripping story that serves as a cautionary tale for hunters and conservationists alike. Ohio is a prime destination for white-tailed deer hunters, but unfortunately, it also attracts poachers. We'll explore the story of "Big Boy," a trophy buck that captured the attention of ethical hunters and law enforcement officers, only to fall victim to poaching.
- Ohio as a Hunting Destination: Why Ohio is a hotspot for white-tailed deer hunting and, regrettably, also for poaching.
- The Ethical Hunters: Ian Obenshain and Brad Bailey spot Big Boy in the summer of 2009 and plan to hunt it ethically in the fall.
- Officer Gilkey's Involvement: The hunters specifically wanted Officer Gilkey to be involved in overseeing the hunting area.
- The Disappearance: Big Boy vanishes from trail cameras just before the hunting season begins.
- The Expo Revelation: Months later, Big Boy is displayed at an expo, claimed to be a Kentucky state record by a poacher.
- The Confession: The poacher sticks to his story but eventually confesses, hoping to avoid prison time.
- Legal Consequences: The poacher, with thirteen prior hunting convictions, faces a lifetime hunting ban and a $23,572.05 fine under Ohio's Trophy Restitution Law.
- Recognition for Officer Gilkey: He receives the Ohio Bow Hunter Officer of the Year award for solving this case.
- Role of Ethical Hunters: The hunters who initially spotted and documented Big Boy also deserve recognition for their ethical approach.
- Reporting Wildlife Crime: The importance of reporting wildlife crimes through platforms like wildlifecrimestoppers.org.
- The Emotional Toll: The loss of Big Boy was hard for the ethical hunters, but the case also brought them closer as friends.
- Law Enforcement's Approach: The seriousness with which the case was handled is a testament to the importance of wildlife conservation.
The tale of Big Boy serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by ethical hunters and the importance of wildlife conservation. While the story had a bittersweet ending, it also showcased the dedication of law enforcement officers like Officer Gilkey and the role of ethical hunters in preserving the integrity of the sport. The case also highlights the importance of reporting wildlife crimes, which can be done across all 50 states and Canada through wildlifecrimestoppers.org. Let's all take a moment to appreciate the efforts of those who strive to keep our forests and wildlife safe.
In September Edition of BBR Deer News. looking back at the news you might have missed over the past month, we cover a variety of topics including the dispute over deer management in Arlington, new hunting regulations in Minnesota and Missouri, illegal hunting charges in Pennsylvania, crossbow impact debate in West Virginia, and an illegal hunting investigation in Ontario. Tune in for an in-depth discussion on these critical issues affecting deer population, hunting practices, and conservation efforts.
Every deer hunter has dreamed of owning their own hunting camp. Most camps or hunting cabins are usually weathered, or shifted, or rotted. Not to worry though, the Maine Cabin Masters can turn a teardown into an almost-new deer camp palace in just a few months. We hash out the details of finding and rebuilding a deer cabin with Dixie and Jedi, (aka Matt Dix and Jared Baker of the show Maine Cabin Masters. And of course, we talk about Matt and Jared's Maine deer hunting adventures. Special Guest Host: Wayne Saunders, Warden's Watch
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Discovery Plus, I'm Not a Carpenter
- Wayne Is a HUGE Fan Too!
- Gotta Be A Deer Hunter in this Crew
- We've Know Each Other Forever, U Maine Farmington
- Chase Identified and Opportunity and Trapper Cabin
- It Wasn't 16 Kids, but Quite a Few
- Maine is Like New Hampshire
- Working on Deer Camps
- Big Woods, Hard Hunting, Legendary Trackers
- Fuller Episode, 100 Acres in an 800 Acres Preserve
- Central Maine Deer Population
- Deer Living in Minus 20
- The Alertness of the Maine Whitetail
- Big Buck Get Big for a Reason
- Cabins in Maine, Job Security
- Swillin' Beers and Deer Camp
- Soloist Hunting, Live Free or Die
- Suzie the Dog Cameo
- The Woodshed in Manchester Maine
- Lab Family
- Owning a Piece of Maine Heaven
- Family or from Scratch
- Fundamentals vs Ornamentals
- Post and Piers, Off Level
- 1st Step, Clean out the Camp
- Step 2, Jack it
- The New Metal Post Digger Below the Frost Line
- Frost Heaving
- Drill and Pin Ledging
- It's a Different Kind of Cold
- Hearty Individuals
- Turning the Elements into a Playground
- Too Much TV is Insanely Boring
- Adjusting Camp Levels Every Few Years
- Camera Shoots and Hours of Explanation
- North Woods Law Wardens
- Coffee and Talking
- Building Things 3 or 4 Times for Film
- Get the Work Done after the Film Crew Leaves
- No, we Can't Do This Camp
- 3 Camps at a Time Usually
- Demo Is Fun
- Demo vs Dismantling
- Roof, Step 3
- Metal vs Shingles
- Patchwork, Eastern White White, No Sheet Rock
- Shiplap Super Boards
- Remote Renovations, Generators and Good Batteries
- Chase's Shirt Designs
- Letterkenny References
- Pitter Patter
- Deer Hunting Grandfather
- Trackers of Maine, Can't Sit
- Upland Game Hunting
- Pots and Pans, Filling the Freezer
- Deer Like Elk Sounds
- Duck Hunting on the Eastern River
- Bear Season and Grouse
- Bird Dogging
- Chase Says High
- Deer Stories
- Rapid Fire Questions
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Special Guest: Wayne Saunders from Warden's Watch
California Game Warden Lt. John Nores, now retired, has been at the forefront and on the front lines of an under-reported battle against thousands of drug cartel members who grow toxic marijuana on U.S. soil. Not only does black market marijuana cultivation undermine legitimate growers, but it endangers lives and wildlife populations unimagined. Jay breaks down the book Hidden War with Author John Nores and talks deer hunting in John's home state of Montana. Our Sponsors:
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Warden's Watch and Thin Green Line Podcasts
- Whitetails and Mule Deer
- Influences to Become a Game Warden
- Loving Wildlife, Hunter Ethos and Conservation
- Dumb College Kids and a Warden on Patrol, San Jose State
- Side Note - Hunters are Not Poachers, and Vice Versa
- Psychology of a Poacher
- Hunters are Ethical Stewards of Wildlife, Poachers are Criminals
- Serial Killers
- Hitting a Nerve
- Retirement, Sort Of - Authoring Hidden War
- Politics, Marijuana, and Orange Buckets
- Premise of Hidden War, Unconventional Connections to Drugs
- Deportable Immigration, Black Market Cannabis
- Pesticides and Insecticides
- Human Health Issues for Cannabis Consumers
- Nerve Toxins
- Ah Ha Moment, Bigger Problem than Just Poaching
- Water Diversions, Check Dams, Waterlines, Erosion, Cartel Growers
- Tending Gardens with AK47s, Oh Crap Moment
- Sherriff's Department MET Team
- An Environmental Element to the Game
- The Job is Only Half Way Done
- Stopping the Grow, Savings the Blacktail
- Predator, The Movie - Drug Cartel Trophy Bucks on the Wall
- Marijuana Buds are Catnip to Deer
- Ex-Seal Teams and Special Forces becoming Game Wardens, I Want In
- Why Cross the Border?
- A One Way Panga Boat in the Surf and Drug Drops in the Shadows
- Characters, Code Names, Fur Missile Phoebe
- Apprehension Dogs and Taking Out Grow Sites
- Wild Justice - Female K9 Malinois
- Dog Training - Detecting Grow Sites 2 Miles Away
- Never Biting and Officer
- Knuckle Bone and Pup Apollo
- Destroying Ecologic, Developing Special Ops, Snipers
- Frog
- He We Got Sniper Now, On Vacation
- Ballistics Nerd
- 2nd Edition of Hidden War
- Correct Gear for Different Terrains in California
- Progress?
- 44% Reclamation of Raided Grow Sites
- We Failed a Bunch
- Would Legalization of Marijuana Help Eliminate the Destruction?
- Challenges, The Message, Joe Rogan Podcast, Outreach
- Col Oliver North
- The Plaza Bosses, Were Gonna Out Produce You
- Growers are Amazing Farmers
- Putting Down the Rifle, Picking Up the Pen
- Needle in a Stack of Needles, Grow Reports Outpace Poacher Calls
- The Grow Season
- Let's Talk about Deer Hunting, An Outdoorsman
- Hunting is Life, Strength, Confidence, Grounding
- Timber Whitetail of Montana
- Sneeking on those that Need to be Snuck
- Heavy Stuff Mental from a Bust
- An Hour and a Half Hike Each Day, Single Seat Climber
- Video Capture Old School
- NFL, Let's Review Some Tape
- The Benoit Club
- A Journal in the Stand
- A Monster on the Main Trail
- Scope Tattoo
- Bucks Reacting to Change
- Beat the Predator
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- Fill and Flow
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Deer New Contributors - Daniel Applebaum, Tim Donze, Jon Guice
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
This weeks show is an interview with Ted Bright. Ted is as you might expect a diehard deer hunter who likes prefers the a mobile hunt over a fixed stand. Ted uses a sling or harness to maneuver from tree to tree based on when and where he's finding active big buck sign. Ted is also an archer and seems to prefer this over anything. Something has "clicked" for Ted and says that he just seems to be in tune with finding hunting opportunity and capitalizing on those more than he's ever done before. We go over Ted's approach, hunts from previous years, shooting from muscle memory, and the techniques that he uses to identify a good spot to hunt and how to gain landowner permission. OUR SPONSORS: Mountain Deer Taxidermy, BIG BUCK MERCH
Here's What We Discuss:
- A Pats Fan in Missouri
- A Baseball Mentality
- South Eastern PA to MO
- Squirrel Hunting with Dad
- It's Not the Kill, Fills the Soul
- Understanding Deer, Peaked Interest in Archery
- JD Martinez Fixing His Swing, Ted Fixing His Shot
- Anticipatory Shots, Target Panic
- The Shoulder Blades
- Pro Shop Form, My Form was Awful
- A Few Minor Tweaks, and Mental Prep
- A Stressful Moment, Muscle Memory?
- John Eberhart, No Time to Think
- Mobile Hunter, Stealthy, Minimal
- Gaining Private Lands Permission
- A One Page Hunting Resume, Door to Door
- OnX
- May My Son and I Hunt Here
- Leave it Better Than We Found It
- Looking for Big Buck Sign Primarily, Or Move On
- Tracks Don't Lie
- False Negatives, Game Cameras
- Reading Sign
- A Saddle and a Good Pack
- What's In the Pack?
- A Stand is Uncomfortable
- No More Treestand Hunting, Saddle Only
- Reacquianted with Gravity
- Moving Ever So Slightly, Scanning the Woods
- Little Turkey Talk
- A Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire
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Deer New Contributors - Daniel Applebaum, Tim Donze, Jon Guice
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Anyone who has hunted mature bucks has a secret or two about how to hunt them. Quite frankly, it's the foundation of this show. And then Doug Whitcomb said he'd figured something out. I was all ears. After all, he and a few people in his circle of hunters, were killing mature New Hampshire bucks almost yearly without tracking snow. Not an easy task. Doug shares how he goes about his secret for hunting mature NH bucks without snow in the episode. For Exclusive Content Visit Us Here: BBR Extras
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Here's What We Discuss:
- A NH Buck Killin Secret
- Carrying on a Legacy
- 13 NH Bucks over 200lbs
- Right Place, Right Time, But Right Guess
- Whitcomb Excavation
- Self Employed, and Deer Huntin
- COVID19 Outside
- Making Time to Hunt - Therapeutic
- Separating from the Pack
- Call In System
- A Good Ribbin
- Natural Turkey Calling, A Gift
- The Bird is the Judge
- An Experience, In Tune with Nature
- An Ethical Kill
- Open Ears, LISTEN
- Bumping a Big Buck, Not Killing Early Day
- Journal Entries, Notes, Successful or Not
- You Can Hunt Too Hard
- Change Up Your Timing
- Weather Mean Something, Meat in the Freezer
- Find the Sign, The Right Sign
- Big Bucks Move Differently
- Zero Patience, Walking at 300lbs
- What's Good Poop?
- Persistence, Keep Going
- 3 Different Looks
- 50-60 Acres, Big Buck Country
- Abutting Swamps, Food, Water
- Sight, Smell, Sound
- Fields Early Season
- Midseason - Fatty Deer Foods
- Turkey Eat Deer Poop
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire
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CREDITS:
This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Deer New Contributors - Daniel Applebaum, Tim Donze, Jon Guice
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Despite being quarantined, I can't imagine any sportsman sitting at home doing nothing. It's just not in our blood. Let's face it, our playground is the great outdoors and we practice lots of social distancing without the restrictions of COVID-19. But, there may be some other things we can do to stay in hunt-ready shape and we thought of nobody better to give us some at home fitness ideas to stay bow-ready than Brian Austin of Beast Mode Archery.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- What Can We Do at Home During Covid-19
- More Hunters, More Achers
- An Idea, Be Smart Archery Challenge
- Vortex Optics Challenge
- Beast Mode Endurance
- Beast Mode Archery Games
- Get Fit with Brian
- Intro into Survival of the Fittest
- Nothing Fluffy
- Getting into Out West Shape
- An Interest in Bow Hunting
- Bear Archery, Bruce Pelkey
- Gun Vs Bow Hunt
- Workout, Practice Like You Play
- Using a Wide Variety of Tools
- A Box 15"-20" - Step Ups
- A Yeti Cooler, or a Steady Cooler
- 10 Litre Bag, No Handles
- Walking Lunges
- Overhead Lifts
- Burpees - Fav
- Throw Your Pack On, Go for a Hike
- A Variety of Exercises, with a Pack
- Close to the Season, Train with Exact Gear
- Shooting After Exercise
- Mimic Buck Fever
- Rush Your Shot on Purpose
- Competitive Archery Training
- Take the Workout Home
- Just Walk - Get Outside
- Simple Stupid
- Artery Disease, LAD, Blockage
- Start Small, form a Habit
- VO2 Max
- Equipment, The Right Shoes
- Do Hikes on Trails and Off Trails, Get in the Woods
- Diet - That Can of Worms
- Proteins Fats Carbs
- You Have to Know You
- Supplements - Wilderness Athlete
- Deer Story and 10 Rapid Fire
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CREDITS:
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Deer New Contributors - Daniel Applebaum, Tim Donze, Jon Guice
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Our world is upside down. However, planting spring food plots seems to be an acceptable form of social distancing. So we turned to our goods friends Eric Fitzgerald and Jason Obermiller from the seed, nutritional supplement, and fertilizer company Rackology to discuss how to do it right. When should you plant? When is the soil moisture and temperature just right? Should soil testing be done? What about fertilizer? Where should my next food plot go? We answer all these questions and more on this podcast.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- COVID-19
- Teaching Out of the Taxidermy Shop
- Shaking Hands in a Small Farming Community
- How Many Rolls of Toilet Paper
- Hand Sanitizer and a Pinch of Tobacco
- Cabelas.com and Guidefitter.com
- Winter and the Deer Herd
- Total Package, Protein and Attractant
- Healing Post Rut
- Minernal 300lbs per Week
- No Ticks on the Deer
- Weather Patterns and Temperatures
- Pink Eye and Deterring Midges
- Reducing EHD with Testing
- Shipping after $50
- Sooner the Better, Fawn Gestation
- The Seed Stuff, Clover Chicory
- Plot 365 and Winter Interseeding
- Frost Seeding and Food Plot Fertilizer
- Tonnage
- Determining Quality Through Testing
- Relative Feed Value Test
- 3 Different Spots, Soil, Weeds, Planting, Weather
- Brassicas
- Soil Temp at 50 Top 1"
- Dig a Foot, Ball Up the Dirt
- Offer Shade
- Early Season Plots vs Kill Plots
- Bedrooms and Kitchens - Keep them on Your Property
- Kill Plots in August Planting
- Throw and Grow Misconception
- Don't Be Afraid of Fire
- Soil Test
- Minimum Size Food Plot
- New Western Blends for Dry Areas
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CREDITS:
This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Deer New Contributors - Daniel Applebaum, Tim Donze, Jon Guice
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Recently, Jay appeared on the Where2Hunt podcast, for an opportunity to share more about the BBR and to share the story behind Jay's 2019 NH buck. Since the interview, lots has changed in the world. Jay had cardiac catheter surgery where cardiologists found a 95% blockage in Jay's widow maker cardiac artery. Two stents later, Jay is feeling better than ever. And then there's COVID-19 issue. Man, we can't wait for deer season and you can't catch the corona virus walking alone in the woods. Be safe everyone.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Original OG and a Voice
- Ok'est Podcast in the Midwest
- Outdoor Podcast Channel
- Full Time Gig
- Starting in 2005, Throwing in the Towel
- Facebook, The Beginning
- Cliff Ravenscraft
- Dusty Phillips - A Funny Guy
- A Deer Story is a Great Thing to Tell and Listen To
- The 300th, A Big Deal
- Adam Evans, The Hill Billy Weatherman
- The Flu and Vertigo
- Deer Movement Moon Prediction
- The Harness Program
- Climbing Again and Added Risk
- Lineman's Belt
- Falling Out of a Tree
- Tree Safety, Cell Phone Coverage
- Sending a Map to a Loved One
- Memorable Hunt
- Google Maps and Onx Hunt
- Colonial Land Laws
- Dan Infalt
- Shelved for 3 Years
- The Swamp to the South
- Pressured Moose
- I'd Like to Go for a Hunt
- Downwind, Moving in the Shadows
- Minus 33, Wool is a Game Changer
- The Dominant Buck
- Don't Go Too Far, But Go Just Far Enough
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CREDITS:
This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Deer New Contributors - Daniel Applebaum, Tim Donze, Jon Guice
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
In a 23 year celebrated career filled with wild stories & tales of Game Warden lore, the beginning started with one of the biggest tragedies on New Hampshire soil. As a conservation officer, Wayne Saunders has caught many a poacher and became a regular on North Woods Law. Now Wayne often reflects on his duties as Lieutenant while interviewing Conservation Officers from around the country on his latest retirement project, a podcast call Warden's Watch. This is Part Two of Wayne's story.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Skeptic by Nature
- Illegal Mexicans
- Evidence is the Worst Evidence
- Malicious vs Good Intent But a Mistake
- Dave Paulides
- Search and Rescue
- Line Searching and Mobile Hikers
- Are Cougars in New Hampshire
- Forensic Game Lab Oregon
- Law Against Game Transportation
- Lacey Act - Federal Crime
- Prosecutors for Misdemeanors or Less
- Felonies to County Attorney
- Fraud
- Getting a Game Warden to Talk
- Arthur Muse and a Mountain
- A Shortage of Game Wardens
- Physically Draining, Parts of the Job
- Depends on the State
- The Poacher's Weapons, 22s and Crossbows
- A Suppressor in Alaska, Dinner Bell
- Operation Game Thief, Wildlife Crime Stoppers
- Turn in a Poacher
- Biologizing - No Teeth
- Pressuring Legislators
- No in It for the Money
- Managing the Outdoors for You
- Interesting Guests, John Nores, Drug Trafficking
- Racketeering of Game Meats, and Drugs
- Drugs and Poaching Go Hand in Hand
- Mob Bosses Went Down, but Not for Murder
- A Decoy with Eagn
- Wardens Should Share Tickets
- Night Hunting Case are Rare
- The Next One Is Mine!
- 5 Cases in One Day
- It Not Entrapment if It's Opportunity
- Hunting is the Act of Pursuing
- The Classic Bandits
- A Kid Can Tell You the Truth
- The Best Game Wardens
- A Statue of Limitations
- Studying the Poacher
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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CREDITS:
This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Deer New Contributors - Daniel Applebaum, Tim Donze, Jon Guice
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
In a 23 year celebrated career filled with wild stories & tales of Game Warden lore, the beginning started with one of the biggest tragedies on New Hampshire soil. As a conservation officer, Wayne Saunders has caught many a poacher and became a regular on North Woods Law. Now Wayne often reflects on his duties as Lieutenant while interviewing Conservation Officers from around the country on his latest retirement project, a podcast call Warden's Watch. This is Part One of Wayne's story.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Reading Body Language
- Biederman's Deli Plymouth NH
- Ahs and Umms
- Warden's Watch, Creating a Business
- The Meateater Podcast
- North Woods Law
- Operation Game Thief
- Without Being a Celeb
- Eric Fluette, First Episode
- Weekends are Action
- Saving People When Lost, No More Victims
- Drega Case - Learning from It
- Critical Incident Build Up, Psychology
- The Mark of Kane
- An Ambush, Image Burned
- Escaping Gun Fire
- Left Arm Was Useless
- The Bullet Paths, Fight and Flight
- 20 Weeks of Firearm Training
- Seeing Guns, Not the Threat
- Breaking Scare Tissue
- Blood on the Badge
- A Primitive Job, Trout Trooper
- New Technology Back in Time
- Sixth Sense, Cutting the Pie
- A Tragedy
- 257 Roberts to a Ruger Mini 14 to AR15
- Shooting from a Vehicle
- Swiss Army Knife of Law Enforcement
- Physicality, In Shape
- New Standards - 3 Year Physical Requirements
- Snow Machines and On the Job
- 4 Wheelers and a Job that Keeps You Fit
- 23 year of Amazing Stories
- Working the Canadian Border
- Moose Season at Minus 18 Degrees
- The Slash - No Man's Land
- Chris Eagan and Adam Cheney
- Protocol for Investigation, a Fluid Situation
- Catching Inconsistencies, Matching
- The Crime Has Been Committed Evidence
- Reading People, Who's Lying?
- The Truth Is Always Consistent
- People Can't Remember Their Lies
- First 48
- A Round Out of the Deer, a .243
- The Gun, or Toss the House
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CREDITS:
This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Deer New Contributors - Daniel Applebaum, Tim Donze, Jon Guice
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
When an athletic event involves repetitive motion in order to achieve success, it's important to understand the biomechanics of that movement. The golf swing, pitching a baseball, and the archery shot are good examples. Christian Williams, an exercise science specialist, and avid bowhunter, breaks down the mechanics of the bow shot, how to improve strength and endurance, which muscles are important, and injury prevention. And of course, we talk a bunch about how it all relates to bowhunting.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Subscribing to Key Principles
- Golf, Pitching, Archery
- Joints, Muscles, Arms
- Archery is Physical and Demanding
- Preserving the Body, Enjoying the Bow Hunt
- Competitive Crossfit
- A Degree in Exercise Physiology
- A Really Good Farmer Friend, 400 Acres
- 100 Groundhogs with a Bow
- Muscle Memory and Awareness
- Education Executed
- Pulling Against and Immovable Object
- Feeling the Shoulder Blade Engaged, Down and Back
- Shoulder Blade, First Link in the Chain
- The Checklist
- Drop the Elbow and Shoulder
- Maintenance After the Pull
- A Line - Bow Hand to Shoulder Blade
- Too Much Pull, When is it Fatigue
- Can't Shoot Too Much, Shooting the Bow IS Important
- Your Bow Only Offers So Much Stress
- Go Shoot More Doe (or Groundhogs)
- 100 Arrows a Week
- Psycho Mechanics - Muscle Over Brain
- Practicing in a Tree
- Hitting the Spot
- Staying within a Barrier, Paint It
- Hunting a Bunch, Suburban Hunting
- Western PA, Not Gun Hunter
- Getting Permission to Hunt
- Using Connections Through Work
- Hunting Groundhogs with a Bow
- Being Honest, Genuine, Transparent
- Gear and Scouting
- Past Intel, Cameras, Instinct
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- The Creep and Kill
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As we open up 2020, our 8th Season, and 8 years of podcasting here at the Big Buck Registry, we thought it only appropriate to take one last look at 2019. If you are a frequent listener of the show, you'll know that in each episode we segment off into the Deer News at the beginning and a good deer hunting story at the end. In the last show of 2019, we put together all the best deer stories told by our guests of 2019, and likewise, we thought we'd take a look at all the best deer news stories of 2019 as well, like a time capsule of events. We visit with Jim Keller, our news anchor, and with some frequent news story contributors, Tim Donze, Jon Guice, and Dan Appelbaum. And then, through some consolidation of all the news we featured on the show in 2019, we present a deer news year in review, with all the best deer news stories feature on the podcast in 2019.
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Here are the Stories from 2019:
- Bedford County Man Considered Oldest Deer Hunter at 105
- Disabled 8 Year Old Hunter Has Special Stand Stolen
- Female Poacher Caught by Game Warden on Dating App
- Hunters Seek Permission to Hunt Deer in Jamaica
- 101 Year Old Grandma Kills 2 Year with 1 Shot
- Wyoming Man Charged for Poaching 114 Deer and Antelope
- Pennsylvania's Sunday Hunting Bill 147
- Crossbow Proposal Causes Stir with Maine Deer Hunters
- California Looks to Enroll Hunters in Conservation Push
- Deadly Zombie Deer Disease Could Spread to Humans
- Tinder Bans Woman Over Hunter Photos
- Bill Would Allow Land Owners to Sell Permits to Out of State Hunters
- Former Stuebenville Ohio Officer Sentenced for Poaching
- New Study Shows Deer Species React Differently to Wolves
- Road Commission Asks Whomever Is Leaving Deer Bait on Highway to Stop
- Colorado Parks and Wildlife Crack Down on Illegal Antler Collecting
- Opening Day Change Is Official for Pennsylvania Deer Hunters
- Man Fatally Attacked by a Pet Deer
- Proposal Would Prohibit Shooting Bucks in Buffalo County Wisconsin
- Man Poaches then Freezes 20 Point Buck
- Alabama Law Makers Approve Hunting Deer With Bait
- What Deer Hunters Should Know about the EPA Review of Glyphosate
- Secretary Bernhardt Proposes Greater Access for Hunting and Fishing
- Rare Pitch Black Deer Spotted in Michigan
- Are You Putting Yourself at Risk for Lyme Disease
- Colorado Rehab Center Running Out of Room for Rescued Fawns
- Iowa City Turns to Bow Hunters to Manage Deer Herd
- Colorado Man Receives Lifetime Ban on Hunting and Fishing
- Limited Deer Feeding Allowed in Delta Flood
- Deer Hit by Planes at NJ Airports
- MDC and Missouri Increase Penalties for Poaching
- DNR Considering Beach Going Deer Tranquilizer
- No Deer Season in Part of Mississippi? It's Possible
- Missouri Has New Rules for Deer Carcasses
- Mule Deer and Whitetails Expand Range into Alaska
- CDC Warns Hunters about Deer Born Tuberculosis
- Putnam County Man Faces Charges for Hunting with Improper License
- Hunter Bags Rare Antlered Doe
- Possible New World Record - Gunner Womack
- New Study Sheds Light on Lunar Impact on Whitetail Deer
- Young Hunter Bags 12 Point Buck on First Hunt
- Arkansas Deer Hunter Dead After Deer Attacked
- See a Deer on the Road, Resist Urge to Swerve
- West Virginia Hunter Takes Down 17 Point Buck After 6 Years
- Survey Says Firearms Hunter Leads to Less Violence
- One in a Million, Three Antlered Deer
- Pennsylvania Wildlife Investigating Deer Abuse Video
- First Time Hunter is 104 Years Old
- Michigan Hunter Sprayed Brother's Stand with Deer Repellent
- Iowa Hunting Excursion Gone Wrong
- Deer Killed in GA After Going Thru Windshield
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Welcome to the Big Buck Registry's Best Deer Hunting stories of 2019. On almost every show we ask each guest to share a memorable deer story that's meaningful to them. At the heart of the Big Buck Registry are the stories of the men and women across the world, from all walks of life, that share a common bond in hunting. We've always felt that the story was just as important as the rest of the show because it brings everything together. If the rest of the show is the text book, the story is the example. The story brings the hunt to life. So we decided to go back through each show and put together a compilation of the deer stories told throughout the year and share them collectively. We'll hear from Jeff Johnston, Scott and Seth Perkins, Richard Cook, Anthony Stallone, Harmon Carson, Allison Rauscher, and Phil Vanderpool. This is part two and our last episode of 2019. Cheers to a healthy, prosperous, and successful 2020.
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Here's Who Is Feature in Part II:
- Jeff Johnston #7
- Scott and Seth Perkins #6
- Richard Cook #5
- Anthony Stallone #4
- Harmon Carson #3
- Allison Rauscher #2
- Phil Vanderpool #1
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Welcome to the Big Buck Registry's Best Deer Hunting stories of 2019. On almost every show we ask each guest to share a memorable deer story that's meaningful to them. At the heart of the Big Buck Registry are the stories of the men and women across the world, from all walks of life, that share a common bond in hunting. We've always felt that the story was just as important as the rest of the show because it brings everything together. If the rest of the show is the text book, the story is the example. The story brings the hunt to life. So we decided to go back through each show and put together a compilation of the deer stories told throughout the year and share them collectively. We'll hear from Ethan Featherhoff, John Eberhart, John Glidden, Blake Garrett, Cameran Derefield, JC Hall, and Joe Godar. This is part one. Stay tuned for part two releasing right after you finish this one!
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- Ethan Featheroff #14
- John Eberhart #13
- John Glidden #12
- Blake Garrett #11
- Cameran Derefield #10
- JC Hall #9
- Joe Godar #8
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Every now and then a new technology comes along that solves a problem that we didn't know we had. In this case, it's about scoring a trophy animal to within 1/1000 of an inch specificity. In a computer aided model, you can now remove all human error and get ridiculous precision with the help of Trophy Scan. Think of it like instant replay meets deer hunting. We sit down with Jeff Johnston to learn about everything Trophy Scan can do for the hunter while looking to preserve a memory and celebrate an animal beyond the traditional taxidermy mount.
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- Not Co-Ordinates Oklahoma
- Improving On and Solving Problems
- Los Cazadores Competition
- Digitizing Files and 3D Printing
- Some Real Star Wars Stuff
- Celebrate the Animals
- 1/1000th of an Inch
- 2D to 3D - Rotate
- Problem Solve on a Soggy Bar Napkin
- More Accurate and Replicatable
- A Better Mouse Trap
- Independent VS Dependent
- A Loss of Hunters, More Main Street
- Prices Coming Down, Auto and Medical Industry
- Richard Childress and NASCAR
- Triple Camera and Time of Light
- Artist's Rendition and Facsimile
- Revolutionary Scoring System
- Measuring Total Volume
- Water Submersion vs Trophy Scan
- Would This Redo the Record Books?
- Boone and Crockett
- Celebrate the Animal with More Options
- Recording Animals and Cuff Links
- NRA Wall of Whitetails
- I Think a Dog Ate My Rack
- 1000 Pieces of Paper
- Next Season Peripheral Scanner
- The Trophy Scan Process
- South Texas
- Bloody and Gutted
- Mounted for 50 Years
- Score Sheet and Your Profile TrophyScan.com
- Stickers and Bronze
- The Wired Scanner
- Hardware Agnostic
- Overseas Hunting Issues Solved
- Lost Wax Casting and Metal Print Jewelers
- Hair and Horn Taxidermy
- Mounts Since College, Mini Mounts
- $35 Bucks Scan and Score
- Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Just when you thought you'd heard it all about deer urine, deer scent attractants, deer behavior, and deer farming, along comes a Richard Cook, the formulation master wizard behind Cooks Fatal Attraction deer scent lures. Unlike many brands with expired diluted product, Richard raises deer, collects specimens, and ships his extremely fresh undiluted product quickly. It's like shopping for organic anything directly on the farm itself. We take a deep dive into Richard's deer scent operation.
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- Pure, Fresh, Deer Herd Collection Techniques
- Maine
- Minnesota Board of Animal Health
- 12 Years Old, Buying His First Bottle of Scent
- Age 20 to 41, with Minimal Results
- A Farming Background, Bucks Like to Fight
- Deer into Estrus, A Seeder
- Tranquilize, Estrous Production for Early Deer Season
- A Semen Tank, and Conception Rate
- Run the Buck by the Pen
- Cooling the Urine, Immediately, and a Gallon Jug
- Big Order Days, Big Bladders, and Small
- Best Results in 3 Year Old Bucks
- Identify Estrous by Smell
- Urine Master
- Skip the Taste Test, The Urine Smell of Many
- USDA Food Inspector, Sanitization
- A Collection System
- Bumping Velvet, Herd Care
- Doe in Heat, Doe Estrous
- Drag Lines
- Dominant Buck and Scent Rope
- Doe Estrogen 30 pg/mil
- Keep Em Calm, Bedding Scent, Doe Scent
- Rutting Buck vs Dominant Buck
- Pre Orbital Buck Scent
- Bedding Scent
- Sweet Corn, Oak, Dirt, Red Apple
- Synthetic vs Non Synthetic
- Scent Stick Wax Preservation
- No Preservatives
- Memorable Deer Hunt
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How do you know when you've found a good hunting spot? You know it for sure that it's a good spot when you kill your first good buck there. Allison Rauscher knows this well. After doing her on the ground homework, and then picking the right tree in the right spot on the right property, it all came together recently for Allison one evening on a bow hunt in Wisconsin. She downed one of those Wisconsin monarch bucks that most have only read about. We discuss in detail how Allison finally put it all together and what pieces of info she'll take with her on the next hunt to try and do it all over again.
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- Tagged Out
- The Orange Army
- Record Bucks and Hunting Tradition
- Genetics
- Meat Hunter vs Trophy Hunter
- Is Social Media a Factor of Bigger Deer
- Keen Survivalists, Find the Secret
- A Youth Jennings Bow and Sears
- The Redemption Buck
- A Grunt Tube, Can Call, and YouTube
- Bedding, Feeding, Funnells, All Natural
- Target vs Not Targeting
- Big Bucks, Bait Sites, and Signs and False Negatives
- What Did I Learn from the Hunt
- Living in the Corn, Moving to Timber
- Thick Brush, Good Bedding, Private Land
- OnX Game Changer
- The Ah Ha Moment and a Permanent Stand
- A Snort Wheeze, for Real
- The Ditch and the Stand Site
- The Best Tree, Thick and Well Hidden
- My Little Fit
- Snow and Deer Hunting is the Best
- Deer Would Be Moving and 5pm
- Can't Remember the Grunt Sequence
- I can Get and Arrow Through There
- A Pass Through and Blake Garrett
- Self Doubt, Otherwise Would Have Found the Deer
- Sharing with Dad
- An Arrow Signed by Michael Waddell
- An Old School Trad Drag
- Rack Packer
- Gear Check and 43 Lb Draw Weight
- Rapid Fire Questions
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John Eberhart joined us last on Episode 209, where we broke down John's tactics and answered questions based on listener curiosities. This time is a little different. Jay, now with a few saddle hunts under his belt and a first hand account of what it's like, hits John with numerous questions from the novice to the legendary saddling hunting expert. Jay and John engage in many details of saddle hunting overlooked in the first interview.
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- The Hunting Public Hunt Contest
- The Hunting Beast and Jeff Sturgis
- Greg and Ernie from Tethrd
- Deer Camp with Heavy Social Media
- 1981 Anderson Tree Sling
- 360 Degree Shooting and Tree Blocker
- Hunting Higher, Modifications
- 22 Advantages to the Saddle
- Shooting More Accurately, 3 Point Contact
- Dad Bod Setup
- Easy to Change Out Gear
- Scouting and Prepping, Deer First
- Scouting in Feb, March, April and 40 Trees
- Spikes Where Allowed
- Must have Security Cover
- Must have Secure Transition Cover from Bedding
- Not Afraid to Move, Adapt, Freelance, Improvise
- Can Never Have Enough Trees Prepped
- Steps vs Platform
- Getting Into the Tree, Public Land
- Cranford Folding Steps
- Cranford Step Rings
- Sticks are Cumbersome
- Aiders
- Cranford strap Ons and Screw In
- Getting Up and Down the Tree
- Closer to the Tree, Stronger Platform
- It's about Killing Deer
- You Will Get Pic'd
- Keep Body Profile Close to the Tree
- Leaning Shots, Lean Left (Mostly)
- Tree is Always Between Hunter and Deer
- Always Try to Shoot Strong
- I Wish I Did This 30 Years Ago
- Subtle Smooth Movement
- Tree Yoga
- Tree Stand Companies Hate the Saddle Idea
- Spring Workshops, Kids and Saddles
- Never Disconnected, 2020 Will Be Interesting
- Kill Mode, Killing Bucks
- Post Season Prep
- Seasonal Timing Hunts, Apples, Oaks
- Entry and Exit Routes
- Shooting Lanes
- Foliage Down Spring Same as Mid Fall
- Interior Bedding Area Hunting
- 35% Midday Buck Kills, Gotta Stay All Day
- The Right Spot for Midday
- Differences Between Perimeter Bedding and Bedding
- In Really Early, Out Late
- Buck Activity, Is Worthless After Dark
- Thinking About Work
- Stick to the Plan or Don't Hunt
- Never Forget the Failures
- 20-28 Inch Diameter Trees
- Memorable Hunt
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Marc Warnke says that it's not so much the hunting strategy, but it's the spot. That means hunting where hunters don't typically hunt, sometimes hunting spots that haven't been hunted in over 20 years and hunting where wheels can't go. This also means sleeping on bulls or bucks, which means that you're not coming out each day. And that also means hauling in food and gear that one or two hunters couldn't possibly manage. So how? Well, Marc turned to pack goats to get to these remote areas with all the gear needed to hunt great spots for days on end. The rewards are priceless.
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- Hanging Out with Goats
- Pack Goats and Rugged Terrain
- Birds, Big Game, Fitness, Sports
- Turning 40, Doc Kicked Me a Good One
- 27 Elk with a Bow, Goats Were Better Fit
- Since 2013 - Wild Wild West and Stuff
- Idaho, One of Seven Natives
- Specialized in Mule Deer, Canyon High Deserts
- Alpine for Elk
- Drive to Be Fit, Came Later in Life
- Steak and Eggs in the Back Country
- The Diet - Crossfit Fit, Eating Fat
- Stair Climbers, Super for Desk Jockeys
- 18 Hour Calorie Burn, VO2 Max
- Goats Don't Show Affection to Each Other
- Neighbors Dog is #1 Killer of Goats
- Un-Tethered, Bottle Feeding and Bonding
- Goats Can Process Food for 6 Days, Diverse Diet
- Gaots are Good Packers from Age 4 to 10
- 16 Miles and 9 Packers
- Around, Over, Under - Goats Can Go Almost Everywhere
- Goat Limitations, Shear Weight 35lbs Per Side
- 6 years, Goats, 20 Years Horses
- Goats Make Game Animals Relax
- Raised Poor, Never Had a Job, Just Companies
- Bow Hunting the World, 6 Months a Year
- Starting Over, Hunt Consulting
- How Do I Kill a Big Buck
- Licensed Hunters Are Only 7% of Population
- Scathe the Jackass, But Not Publicly
- Good Tag in a Premier Area
- Look to Get Where Wheels Can't Go
- Abandoned Trails
- Access More Than Hunting Strategy
- Sleeping on Bulls
- Memorable Hunt
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It's a game of chess according to Cameran Derefield. There's a king and a pawn. Which is which, welp, that's to be determined at the end of the deer season. Studying annual journals about buck behavior and with heavy game camera monitoring, Cameran believes that he can see the target buck's next move and plan accordingly. It's not instant success, but it is methodical and persistent and generally speaking, Cameran is the one calling checkmate. Cameran shares with us all his deer hunting techniques, styles and strategies.
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- 45 Min SE of Columbus
- Ohio Found Me
- Is it Taken for Granted?
- One Buck Tag
- A Dad and a Grandfather
- Killing Big Deer is a Different Ball Game
- A Bigger Deer at 17
- 100% Chess Match
- 60 Days 230 Hours
- Hunt Them without Hunting Them
- Picking Out 2 Deer Each Season
- How to Pick Out Your #1 Buck
- 8 Point to 10 Point to Giant 8
- Not the Pawn, Now the King
- Camera Guy, It's Not Easy
- How and Why Wind and Weather
- A Journal - I Let Them Kill Themselves
- I Don't Use Maps, 3600 Acres
- 110 Acres, Holding Deer Now
- Corn with Danger, Deer Photos at Night
- Hunting Beast and Milkweed
- Thermals - #1 Thing that Kills Bucks
- Hunting the Evenings
- I Don't Love the Rut
- Stick and Hang Guy
- The Kill Is Doing, the Hunt is the Romance
- Gear - Ozone, Scent, Remote, Sticks
- No Calling
- There Will Be a Day That Ozone Won't Work
- Memorable Deer Hunt
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If you were to meet Jess Martin in person, you probably wouldn't instantly think buck buck deer killin' machine. But make no mistake, Jess is well on her way to making a name for herself as just that. A true hunter and outdoor enthusiast, Jess spends much of her time in the big mountainous woods of Rangeley, Maine. Through tracking and woodsmanship Jess has figured out how to pattern and chase down those big bodied Maine bucks and she shares with us her approach.
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- Rangeley Maine, The First Snow
- Scrapelines and Rubs and Calling
- It All Depends on the Weather
- How Deep
- Lots of Timber, Lots of Hiding Places
- Spring Time Scouting
- The Size of the Tree and Rubs
- Trail Cams on Rubs
- Bowhunter - Archery Safety
- Still Hunting Techniques
- When to Slow Down, When to Speed Up
- Sometimes It's Just a Gut Feeling
- Good Spots are Always Good Spots
- Higher Elevation Early Season
- The Aha Moment
- When to Kill, When Not to Kill
- What's a Big Buck in Maine
- Reading the Track
- When to Call It Quits
- Can't Hunt on Sunday
- Gear Check and OnX Hunt Maps
- Picking Up Bowhunting
- Nursing Is a Great Profession for Hunting
- A Bear Hunt
- The Rangeley Ridge Runner Buck
- I Can Smell Him
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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There's a long standing northern tradition, especially in New Hampshire and Maine, where wool meets deer hunting. John Glidden is no stranger to this concept. At age 61 and as President of the company, John reports to work almost daily at the Minus 33 Merino Wool Factory. John prefers tracking the bucks of New Hampshire in the fallen snow over just about any other form of hunting and developed the woolen company out of a need and desire to stay warm in the cold mountains of New Hampshire.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Socks, More Complicated
- Ahsland, Tucked Away
- Immigrated from Holderness
- A Salmon Fishing Trip, Newfoundland
- Rabbit Hunt
- Dying Breed, 1955 Ruger 44
- A Two Man Hunt, What Does a Father Teach
- A Tracker, We Have Snow
- They Just Like The Thick Stuff
- 4" Thick Snow, Start with Small Tracks
- Pieces of Information, a Puzzle
- Hunting on Bare Ground
- Tree Stands Don't Work for Me
- Bailin' Into Camp, Renting
- Go Where the Deer Are, 3rd Rut
- Wind at the Back, Better Run
- Wind in the Face, Slow Down
- A Different of the Woods, A Lovable GPS
- There's Nothing Coming, Log Landings Look the Same
- Ya, Gotta Be in Shape, 3.5 miles with 20 Pounds
- Dall Sheep Hunt 5000 Ft
- A Flat Track
- Follow a Track Backwards
- Gear - Rubber Boots, Wool
- Hunt Cold, Stand Warm, Non-Stop
- An Orange Vest, Quiet Back Pack
- What's in the Back Pack, Alcohol Stove
- Ruger One, 30.06
- The Wool
- NAFTA, Something to this Wool Stuff
- The Properties - Warm When Wet
- Air is a Great Insulator
- Odor Resistance
- Remove a Layer, but Leave Boots On
- Early Season Wool
- The Orange Hat - Best Seller in Texas
- No Cotton on the Dall Sheep Hunt
- Deer Story and Rapid Fire
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Blake Garrett knows a thing or two about deer hunting because he's seen a thing or two about deer behavior. Blake takes his approach to deer hunting with scientific overtones. Studying buck behavior over several years using game cameras and observation, he's noticed some interesting patterning year to year, enough to develop and scientifically test his theories. Blake is big into positive deer reinforcement when it comes to deer hunter habits and endlessly avoids negative deer encounter events. Blake discusses with us in detail his deer hunting approach, habits, and theories.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- The Change of Temperature in August
- Marshall Missouri
- Supplemental Feed Program
- Nebraska, Sleeper State
- A Ton of Public Land
- It's a Curse
- The Driving Force
- Losing Girlfriends, Call to the Wild
- Nobody's Ever Done It
- 18 Years, A Career
- Make It Pay for Itself
- Not Many Selfies
- A Personality Page, Branding
- Cuz Said It Best
- Hunting 7 States, Gone for Days
- 90% of Those in the Industry have another Job
- Full Draw Adventures
- Watching Cam Pics of Bucks, Year After Year
- A Shot of Testosterone, Buck Field Trips
- July/August = Velvet Shed Time Visitors
- Radio Collar Theory Testing
- Correlating Day Light to Deer Movement
- Lack of Pressure, Outside In
- Hunt the Edge
- Moving to Timber after the Cut Corn
- Feeding Plans, and Cameras on the Timber Edge
- Not Teaching the Deer Negatives
- Reinforcing the Positives
- Conditioning the Deer, Anti-Danger
- Memorable Deer Hunt
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Chase the dream. Don't listen to the doubters. That's how Ethan Featheroff approaches each day. Ethan, after killing a 200" buck despite having a torn shoulder joint and a separated bicep, knows how to fight through pain to accomplish a goal. Ethan shares with us his stand approach system, how he pushes the deer trail with his game cameras, and why he prefers hunting early season over any other time.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Somerset, OH, Land of the Giants
- Mentors, Deer Drives, Bow Hunters
- Can I have a Career?
- First Deer was a 12 Pointer, Lefty
- Bear Bows and Fred Bear
- Rage
- An Early Season Hunter, a Pattern
- Bean Fields, and Edges
- Trickle in the Cameras
- Put a Camera on Every Trail
- Where to Go from 200"
- Hunt the Best on the Property
- Five Pope and Young Bucks in a Row
- A Double Standard, Not a Trophy Hunter
- Biggest Fish in the Stream
- June July Go to the Bed (But Only When Raining)
- That Deer Isn't Nocturnal, Finding the Bedding Area
- Boots In the Creek
- Big 8, The Pattern
- Bedded 60-70 Yards from the Buck
- 230-6pm
- Top of the Sticks, Oil Well Covered Scent
- Down Wind Set, Set the Stand Early
- What Deer Do on a Hot Day
- Scent Control, Autumn Formula
- Digging Hold When Deer Are Most Predictable
- Shooting Everyday, Creating Stress Shots
- The Adrenaline Rush, Panic
- Putting Off Surgery, AC and a Separated Bicep
- Slinged Up, Fight the Pain
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Dave Paulides returns, this time with a new movie called Missing 411 The Hunted. An expansion of his book Missing 411, Hunters Unexplained Disappearances focuses on 5 cases all involving a seemingly capable hunter. The movie explores further details of the cases and dives deep in explanation using maps, visits to the terrain, expert critics, and interviews with those directly involved or affected. You will leave with far more questions than answers. The events showcased in Dave's movie defy logic.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Strangest of the Strange The Movie
- No Bullshit, Mutual Respect
- Placed in My Lap by Park Rangers
- The Clusters, The Pins
- Middle of the US, No Cases
- Within 200 Miles of a Large Body of Water
- K9 Dogs and No Scent
- Pro Trackers, No Tracks
- A Weather Event
- Hunter's Subset 1200 Missing Persons
- Picking the Cases for the Movie
- Hunter Safety, Three Shots
- The Gaps and the Maps
- Excluding Mississippi
- Foolish to Not Carry a Beacon
- Breaking a Fibula, It'll Never Happen to Me
- Safety Points to Remember, A Whistle, Tell People
- Watch the Weather
- Les Stroud, Survivalman, Let's Make a Movie
- No Serial Killer
- Aaron Hedges, Santa Fe Cluster
- Chapter 4, Donnell Vista
- Yosemite, The Largest Cluster of Missing
- Boulders and Granite Fields
- Chapter 5, Lima Ohio, The Big Buck State
- Optical Physicist, An Odd Picture
- Thomas Messick Case at Lily Pond
- Standers and Pushers on a Deer Drive
- Hearing a Giant Steel Trap Shut
- Blind, Deaf, and a Stump
- FBI Does Investigate Missing Persons
- No Answers
- Adirondack Missing Persons Cluster
- CanAm Missing Project
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When you need to hunt to survive, you learn how to hunt efficiently and effectively. Phil Vanderpool's hunting journey began in a similar fashion. Today Phil is among the most recognized and respected personalities in the outdoor industry. Phil broke into the outdoor commercial world when he started filming his hunts using a VHS camcorder and he's never looked back. We discuss Phil's upbringing, his tactics and strategies for hunting big bucks, and discuss in detail his near 4 year hunt for a monster buck he named Obsession.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- The Ozarks, Scenic Mountain Country
- The Bear Rut
- An Old School Bus Hunting Camp
- Hooked on Hunting Ever Since
- Phil Robertson - Hunting Over Sports
- Dad Knew the Pinch Points with Dogs and Boulders
- Backbones and Points and Escape Routes
- 40 Years of Bowhunting
- The Jennings Bow
- The Old PSE and Pins Today
- Black Widow Bows 1993
- Safety and a Tree Harness
- An Old Knight and Hale Grunt Call
- Public Land, Federal, and Private
- Hunting Industry Through Video
- Tiny the Game Warden
- Polygraph Tests and Big Buck Contests
- Killing Big Deer Where Big Deer Exist
- OnX Maps, Range Finders, Covert Cameras
- The Cell Cam
- Terrain Can Change the Wind and Thermals
- Big Deer Tolerate Less
- Big Deer Have Smaller Core Areas
- Food Plots, But Not the Best
- Sanctuary and Safe Places for Bucks
- Kick November to the Curb
- Oct 20 to Nov 7 Best Hunting Weeks with Weather Change
- Memorable Hunt - A Buck Named Obsession
- A Back Door Entry Plan
- Food Cover Water
- Faith Family and Friends
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It's a story that starts 120 years ago, with a small hunting cabin in southern Ohio. For Joe Godar, a member of a group called the Hunting Junkies, it's a home away from home now with a new cabin on the same 50 acre parcel filled with numerous food plots and treestand locations to hunt any wind. We discuss Joe's plan for 12 month cycle of food sources, dual planting times during the year, one at a time arrow practice shots, and how to eliminate target panic early in the season.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- A 120 Year Old Story and New Story in One
- A Cabin in Southern OH
- Fishing More Than Hunting Initially
- A Modern Cabin
- The West Side of Cincinnati
- A 12 Month Cycle and Fun
- Food Plots
- A Forestry Program
- A South West Wind and Treestand Location
- Clearing the Land, and Placing the Plots
- Brassica, Clover and Mix
- All Deer Don't Go to the Same Place at the Same Time
- 50 Acres
- Growing Season and September Planting
- A Duel Cycle
- Shooting a Buck Without Antlers
- When to Hunt
- Get a Doe Early, Eliminate Target Panic
- The First Arrow Is the Only One that Matters
- Broadheads and Using the Best Arrows
- Paper Tuned and Dialed In
- A Memorable Hunt
- A Horse Butt
- All Day Sit
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Per the QDMA Whitetail Report, hunters pursue whitetail deer more than any other species and whitetail hunters contribute financially more than any other hunter segment. Whitetails are the foundation of the hunting industry. Because of this impressive impact QDMA releases an annual report that goes deep into data and identifies trends that affect the whitetail's world and the hunters that hunt them. We thought that it only appropriate to invite Kip Adams back to discuss the highlights of this year's report, as we did last year. We plan to make it an annual event.
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Deer News
Here's What We Discuss:
- Data from 2017-2018 Hunting Season
- NE, SW, MidWest, West, Canada
- 72 Pages, Just the Highlights
- 11th Annual Report, Age Structure
- 35% of Bucks, 15.5 Years, Different from Year's Past
- 33% Across the Board
- A Cultural Deer Hunting Change
- Stewards of Natural Resources
- Southern States Leading the Charge in Older Bucks
- Mississippi, Antler Restrictions
- A Higher Number of Bucks, Less Does
- Half Buck Fawns, Half Doe Fawns
- Michigan's Lower Penisula
- A History of Deer Managment
- Native American's Killed 6-7 Million Deer Each Year
- Predators Don't Account for this Much Killing
- Hunter's Provide a Free Service to Society
- What's the Source of the Info?
- Red Meat and Beer
- Timing of Deer Harvest
- Bow Hunting - Crossbows and Archery Season
- 3 Million Bowhunters and 4 Hunters Per Square Mile
- Facilitator of More Hunters and Crossbows
- The Raven Crossbow -100 Yards
- Disease and CWD - Weakening the Herd
- Zombie Deer
- The Number of Hunters that are Successful
- If You Shot 2 Deer Last Year, That's Rare
- Biggest Issue in Each Zone
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We've focused a bunch on the bow shot, but perhaps we over looked the long range rifle shot. Unless you've had the need to take a 700 yard kill shot, you may not realize how much information is needed to calculate a well placed bullet. The science is fascinating and the apps are endless. To clear this up, we invited long range hunter and shooting competitor Anthony Stallone to break it all down before you squeeze the trigger on your next long range target.
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Here's What We Discuss:
- Westerly, Shooting Rifles
- East Coast Hunters in Arizona
- Coues Deer at 400 to 600 Yards
- Guns, Ballistics, and Proper Shooting
- Gun Sight Academy
- Muzzle Breaks, No Flinch
- The Little Bastard
- The Ruger American Precision
- Ballistic Co-Efficient
- Are the Day of the .30-06 Gone?
- Cool Gun, No Bullets
- 6.5mm Creedmoor
- G1 and G7
- Twist Rate
- Every Guns Likes a Different Bullet
- Black Hills Gold Ammo
- The 143 Grain Hornady ELD-X
- Higher the BC the Better
- The Checklist to Build a Better Gun
- Scope, Tripods, and Binos
- Optics and Clicks
- A $1000 Scope is a Decent Scope
- Triggers - Timney and Crispness
- Rings - Don't Buy the Cheap Ones or the Wrong Ones
- Measure Scope to Barrel Height
- MOA vs MIL
- Wind Velocity, Altitude, Temp, Pressure, Humidity
- 90% Leave the Gun in the Truck
- Rear Bag
- Math VS Field Testing, Hunter VS Shooter
- Practice - The Mechanics of the Shot
- Bipods vs Bags
- Memorable Deer Hunt
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There have been far more 300" non-typical bucks killed since the early 2000s than ever documented before the year 2000. So what gives? Gordon Whittington, the Editor in Chief of North American Whitetail joins us for a second time to explore just that. Is it genetics, is it food, what can history tell us from hundreds of years ago, what about the big deer that came in the decades before the new millennium? We discuss all this in detail and dig deep into the Luke Brewster buck story, the monster Illinois buck from 2018, currently featured in North American Whitetail Magazine.
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- Episode 106 - The Buck Story
- The 2018 Highlight
- A Season - Good Bad or Other
- Those Day are Behind Us
- The Population Numbers Drop Off - Predation and EHD
- Not Record Breaking Like 2005
- It's Psychological and Mental Perspective
- Too Many Deer?
- Overplaying the Benefits of High Density Deer Numbers
- 2 Deer Per Square Acre and Food Plots
- If You Have Food, You can Have High Density
- The Industrial Age, The World's Greatest Food Plot
- A Byproduct of Farming
- Iowa 1850, Natural vs Man Made
- A Low Density and Big Deer Historical Perspective
- More 300" Bucks That We Document
- Pennsylvania 1830 - It was a Trophy Buck State
- Look at the Surge of Top End Deer
- The Hold in the Horn Gross Score
- The Steven Tucker Buck Tennessee
- Luke Brewster Buck - Illinois
- 1940, 1981, then 2000 and Beyond
- Texas Hill Country and Island Deer Just Get By
- A Body Size and Antler Size 40% Increase
- Better Fed, 10 Year Threshold
- Ideal Nutritional Conditions, and Abnormal Points
- Hot Spots - Where's the Next One?
- The Integrity of the Giant Bucks
- Driven to Live, Years on One Lung
- The Brewster Buck Story
- Illinois - Currently the Only State with Two 300" Bucks
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Although Harmon Carson is known as the Bayou Bowhunter, he sharpened his bowhunting skills in the in the mountains of Colorado. Harmon credits his dad for lots of his skills, but not necessarily in the traditional father/son teaching sense. In many cases, Harmon learned to hunt because his father would escort him into the woods, but from then on he was on his own to learn the rest - methods that might not fly today. Nonetheless, those lessons made Harmon one heck of a good bowhunter - no more gun, no more compound, just straight up traditional bowhunting. Harmon says, learn to hunt first and the weapon you choose becomes irrelevant.
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- Go Outside and Play
- Exposure to the Western Hunt
- Dad Taught Us to Blood Trail
- Start Hunting at 5 Years Old
- Dad was My Teacher and Not Too
- Pick a Hair
- When You Focus on the Details, Good Things Happen
- You're Going to Hunt Colorado
- Drawing on an Elk and Settling in on a Pin
- Not Gonna Hunt with a Gun Again
- Compound to the Traditional
- A Black Widow Recurve
- Hunting with My Compound AND My Longbow
- Now I Know Where to Look
- All I Did Was Change Weapons
- Aaron Snyder, the Guy Knew How to Hunt First
- Learn to Hunt First
- Make Sure They Have Been Successful
- Stacking, Training with Eyes Closed, Bad Habits
- Don't Go Too Heavy Too Fast
- Wind- No Scent Control, Except for Clothing
- Soaked in Sweat, Down Wind to the Risky Edge
- The Buck Circle and Hook
- Down Wind Side Until You Almost Mess Up
- Stand Placement, Height, Shot Angles
- Visual Blobs in a Deer Peripheral
- The Taxidermy Business
- Gain Respect for Them to Figure Them Out
- The One Buck - Study Him and Others Will Follow
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Qs
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J.C. Hall might not be on the trigger most of the time, but he's hunting all the time. When he does hunt for himself, it's a quality over quantity kind of thing. These days J.C. is frequently on tour with the likes of country singer Aaron Lewis where he's running the camera or editing for the show On the Road Outdoors. J.C. says he's always hunting in a sense because the footage needs capturing and he doesn't want to be the guy to mess up the hunt. J.C. is an interesting guy with a colorful past - he studied golf at Penn State, was pit crew member on the NASCAR circuit, and is now a producer for Open Season TV and Editor for On the Road.
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- Coyotes and Hogs
- Predators and Management
- Open Season and On the Road
- Golf at Penn State
- Stealing Grandpa's VHS
- Hunting on Sunday
- Influencers- Primos, Mossy Oak
- If I Could Do Everything
- A Business Out of Your Hobby
- TNT Outdoors
- 1000s of Shows and Jump Cuts
- DVDs are Gone, Be Everywhere
- Everybondy Has a Page
- NASCAR Pit Crew, Rousch, Childress, MLB
- Athletic Pit Crew
- Open Season TV, They Called Me
- Rock Bordelon and Aaron Lewis
- Maintaining Relationships, and Expectations
- It's a Small Industry
- When Do You Hunt?
- 68 Days in a Row Turkey Hunt
- Grande Ole Oprey, Kenny Roger Tribute
- Walking Off the Bus to the Farm
- I Don't Get to Pull the Trigger
- Scent Control Is Huge
- Checking the Wind, Checking the Barometer
- Camera in the Ozone
- 90% Human Odor from the Mouth
- The Little Things, Food Plots, Indiana Lease
- New England Is Tough, Point to Point Fingers
- Legit Outfitters, Smoking for a Week
- Survival Mode, Steps Toward the Trail
- Deer Behavior, When, Where, Why
- Guessing is Slim
- Memorable Hunt, It's What the Hunt Means to You
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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So you want to book a whitetail hunt with an outfitter, but you don't know exactly where to start. Maybe this is your first time or maybe you're rebounding from a horrible experience and you're attempting not to repeat. With booking season in full swing, we thought we should explore the do's and don'ts with Jason Selman of Hero Shot Outfitters. What questions should you ask? What are the red flags? What's should you expect to get when you spend your hard earn money and when should you run away and go onto the next outfitter? We explore all this an more with Jason so that you can avoid big mistakes and ensure a quality experience when booking your next whitetail adventure with an outfitter.
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- Getting Serious
- West Central Illinois
- Researching Outfitters
- What's the First Thing?
- What Do I What to Hunt?
- Luxury Hunt VS Hard Core Hunt
- Food and Lodging
- Start Offline, Archery Shops, Networking\
- Internet Research, Social Media
- Questions to Ask
- Big on Success and Opportunity Rate
- I Need Statistics
- 80% Success Rate and Fair Chase Calculations
- Can't Guaranty a Kill
- Leased Land and the 35% Measure
- Sleeping Arrangements and How Many Campers
- Pressure - All Year Long?
- How Many Acres?
- How the Outfitter Hunts the First Week of October
- Do they "Get Right on It"?
- Scent Control Measures
- Hunter to Land Ratios
- How Many Guides, Hunter Ratios
- Equipment - Stands, Shot Distances, Accessories
- How Far Do I Need to Practice?
- Shooting Lanes, Trimming, and Cover, Stand Height
- Filming a Hunt
- Can I Be Mobile?
- Stand Placement and Wind Direction, Trail Cam Pics
- Antler Restrictions and Fines
- Do the Guides Hunt?
- Walk Me Thru a Day
- Trophy Care, Meals, Food Allergies
- Transportation to and from the Stand and Airport
- Wounding a Deer and Trophy Kills
- Life Comes Up, Cancellation Policy
- Ask for References
- Turkey Hunt it First
- Summary of Red Flags
- Can't Please Everyone
- Hunter Responsibility
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After 35 years of hunting and after burning out a camera man or two, there's no sign of Chuck Paddock hunting less. Chuck is a busy business man and is part owner of Open Season TV (you may remember our interview on Epi 200 with Chuck's partner James Blakenbeckler). Chuck doesn't consider the work surrounding Open Season actual work as it's not his how he makes his living. But he sure does love to hunt and he enjoys bringing his hunts to life for others through video. Chuck's big things are low pressure, careful entry and exit routes, and an abundant use of game cameras.
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- 55 Degrees Zero Snow
- Open Season TV - a Fluke Deal
- I Can't Get the Money from Sponsors
- Shooting Cameras - Sony FS5 and A7S DSLR
- Equipment Is So Much Better Now
- It's Not a Stable Environment
- You Have to Prove that It Works
- I Burned Out My Cameraman
- Facebook Doesn't Like Hunting
- Attacking the NRA
- Score Does Make You Happy
- One Good Animal Each Year
- 1987 Deer Hunt
- Breakfast for Kids
- Hunting All Over - Top 5
- Paying Attention to the Wind
- Low Impact, No Shed Hunting
- The Ravine
- Treestands and Stalking
- You Aren't Scouting During the Season
- Gear Setup - Layered
- Exiting and Entering Strategies
- Treestand Setup 20' Minimum
- What's the Challenge Now
- I Know Every Buck in My Woods
- Maniac about Game Cameras
- Cells Cams in the Bedding Area
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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The Bearded Butchers, otherwise known as brothers Seth and Scott Perkins, grew up learning butchery as part of the family business butchering domestic livestock. They carried their knowledge into the hunter's world by hunting for and butchering all types of wild game. And what goes great with meat? Spices! So the brothers ventured into the spice business which grew it's now infamous label from their bearded father and namesake inspired by membership at a local beard club. Their spices are all natural, free of sugar, MSG, and anti-caking materials and the brothers' deer processing YouTube videos about how to correctly process and age venison has gone absolutely viral. In this show, we explore all the Bearded Butcher secrets to successful deer processing, how jerky can break down deer hunting barriers, and how you can do it too.
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- Massive Bucks, No Time to Hunt
- Muscle Structures
- Field Dressing and Temp
- Spreading Bacteria
- Not Splitting the Bone
- Care After Removing the Hide
- Coolers and Ice are My Friends
- Building a Walk In Cooler on Short Money
- Dry Aging the Carcus
- Most Popular Guy on a Warm Day
- The Hock and the Tendon
- The Knives
- Dry Aging on the Bone 10 Days
- 32 to 40 Degrees Plus Humidity
- Enzymes and Optimal Range
- The Processing Video
- Fish Tenders
- Removing the Glands
- The Clean Up
- Prepared for the Freezer
- Spice Blend Biz
- The Beard Club
- Venison Brats and Jerky
- Adam Greetree and Laura Zerra
- Catch and Cooks
- Jerky to Promote Hunting
- Memorable Deer Hunts
- Whitefeather Meats and the Bearded Butcher
- OTown Outdoors and YouTube
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It's been 4 years since we last visited with our friends at Major League Bowhunter. Every conversation we've had with their crew has lead to some deep thinking related to hunting, industry challenges, and solutions to keep hunting alive for generations to come. According to Matt, due to some legislation and some economic factors relative to agriculture in Mississippi, the Mississippi deer hunting has never been so good. We reflect on Matt's 2018-2019 deer season and then we turn to Brandon Adams, a long time MLB crew member, and learn how he prepared for a season he called the Oklahoma Slam which involved taking one of each of the 5 big game species in Oklahoma in a single hunting season using over the counter tags available to anyone.
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- I Can't See My Phone
- Lasik and Target Panic
- HHA Site, Being Afraid to Miss
- Deer Feeding Program in Mississippi
- Inventory the Deer
- Letting Deer Grow
- Eat Up with Bow Hunting
- Mississippi Delta and Low Nutritional Browze
- A Big Huge Shift - Cotton and Soybeans to Corn and Soy
- Select Targeting Field Fertilizer
- Building Passionate Young Deer Hunters
- Fortnite, NFL Madden after the Hunt
- Every Hunter Should Take a Kid Hunting Mandatory
- Oklahoma Slam
- 5 Big Game Species
- Hitting Up Instagram for a Hunt
- The Pan Handle Speed Goats
- Practicing at 90 and 100 Yards
- A Dozen Arrows at Lunch - One to Two Dozen Per Session
- Training to Hunt
- They Don't Move Like Whitetail
- Holding the Pin - Archery Is Just Math
- You Want the Shot to Just Happen
- Just Send It
- Bear, Antelope, Elk, Mule Deer, and Whitetail
- MLB 2019
- Chipper Jones and Shoemaker Homes
- The Adult Hunter
- Developing an Arkansas Farm
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The arborists are probably the first to harness the power of the tree harness, but what about the rock climbing community? According to Greg Godfrey from the tree harness company Tethrd, we need to give credit to each. And that's pretty much how his company got its roots - it's a deer hunter meets arborist meets rock climber kind of story. Greg says that due to the demand to pack lighter to get to your favorite deer hunting spot without sacrificing safety or the ability to hunt from a tree, Tethrd was born. Tethrd isn't the first tree harness company, but they are perhaps the first to focus on this method of hunting that's been around for quite a while and really make some innovative advancements. We discuss with Greg the products that Tethrd offers, how to use them effectively, and how their system can safely make you a lighter more mobile deer hunter.
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- Saddle Hunting Isn't for Everyone
- May Not Be the Best Solution for Every Deer Hunting Situation
- Saddle Hunting 101
- Hunting Different Terrain
- SaddleHunter.com
- Getting Started - Harness and Rest
- What Hunter Needs This
- Run and Gun Mobile Set
- Eberhart Pre-Sets
- Climbing Methods
- Sticks Ladders, Climbing Sticks, Step Ladder
- Predator Platform, Ring Steps
- 6000lb Tethrd Straps
- Climbing Rated Carabiner, Hooked Up 100%
- Back in Time, Make It Lighter Mentality
- Safety and Comfort Levels
- Saddle Shape and Geometry, Tying Into a Tree
- Multiple Ways to Climb - Spurs, Climinator
- The Shot, The Connection Bridge, Weight Limits
- 3.5lb Treestand
- Golden Hour, I'm Not a Little Guy
- The Louisiana Legend Warren Womack
- The Products, The Prusik Knot, The Ropeman
- Price Points, The TMA, The Alpine Standard
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It's hard to imagine that a bicycle would have anything to do with deer hunting. For years we've relied on our vehicles- our trucks and our ATVs and our UTVs to get us deeper into the woods to our hunting spots. But a bicycle? Well, turns out, with a little ingenuity from some outdoor enthusiasts and a re-design of the legendary mountain bike - fatter tires, better suspension, a motor, and a hardcore battery like what you'd find in the futuristic Tesla automobile, the all terrain electric bike was born. We discuss in detail with QuietKat's Adam Parr how they engineered what is perhaps the most innovated electric all terrain bicycle on the market and how it will likely change the future of how hunters go quietly to and from their favorite hunting spots with the efficiency of the ATV.
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- Evolution of the Electric Bicycle
- Frames, Forks, Tires, Motors
- Ridability, Suspension, Gearing Systems
- Brakes, Torque
- Rover, Ranger, Ambush
- Mid-Drive Motors and Weight
- Zion, Warrior, 1000 Watts
- Canyon, Predator, Hydraulic Brakes
- Air Suspension Forks
- Bandit - The Foldable Bike
- Carbon Belt Drive
- Apex, Voyager
- Rider Input Feedback
- Ridge Runner and Full Suspension
- Sequoia and Denali 2019
- Cold, Water, Dirt
- Powerwash and Rider Inspections, Oil
- Bike Shops and Warranty, Storage, Safety
- Clothing, Bike Racks, How to Pick a Bike
- Your Weight
- Motorized Regulations
- Class I, II, III, Thumb Throttle
- Who Needs This?
- Financing and Warranty
- Gear, Drag, Accessories, Bags, Racks, Trailer
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We continue our podcast mini-series of hunting technology on this episode with the cellular game camera. Long gone are the days of film game cameras. The standard game camera now is digital with an SD card. But now the cellular game camera is making strides in both quality and price point. Will this be the new standard soon? Time will tell as everyone starts to accept and use the latest technology. We thought we should explore the cellular game camera because everyone seems to want one but many don't know enough about them to jump in. So we grabbed our good friend Kimber O'Dell from Covert Scouting Cameras to break it all down for us.
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- Security to Hunting
- First Affordable Cell Cam
- The Sim Card
- 2G, 3G, LTE
- Verizon and AT&T
- IEMI, ICCID
- Secure.Covert-Wireless.com
- Plots and Food Sources
- Why Do You Need a Cell Game Camera
- Longitude Latitude Locator
- PIR
- Overwrite, Shutter Speed, Time Lapse
- Sensitivity, Trigger Interval, Work Time
- Flash Power, Remote Control, Battery Life
- Light Flash
- Price Point
- 2019 Cameras
- Fireware Updates
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Over the past 4 episodes of our Hunt Tech mini-series we've explored a deer movement prediction app with the Drury's and their new app called Deercast, the on-demand action camera with Aaron Stonehocker from Tactacam, a game camera picture data processing system with Jon Livingston from DeerLab, and mapping and waypoint technology with Zach Sandau from OnX Hunt. Now, we move onto the arrow and the broadhead with David Hand from Slash Arrows. The earliest evidence of the arrow launched from a bow dates back some 10,000 years and we've seen some amazing arrow and the broadhead advancements in technology since the aluminium arrow was first introduced. Every year there seems to be a new innovative arrow and broadhead design and David Hand may have one of the most innovative designs in recent years. We asked David to join us to explore all the innovations over the last 20 years, where things are today, and what the future of the arrow and the broadhead looks like for archery hunters.
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- Hyperbolic Curve
- Rambo and Katniss
- Aluminium Heavy
- Momentum= Mass X Weight
- A Lighter Broadhead and Lighter Arrows
- 300 FBS
- Front of Center
- Arrow Bending in Flight
- Penetration
- Importance of Speed
- The Broadhead
- Low Angle VS High Angle Blades
- Trocar Tips
- Mechanical to Impact
- Speed VS Accuracy
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Remember when maps were on paper? We use to spend money on paper topo maps and put a thumbtack on that map to represent a deer sighting, effectively creating heat map with multiple thumbtacks. Then along came Google and Google Maps. It was a revolutionary step forward in scouting technology, but there were some very important pieces missing from the Google map. For one, we couldn't instantly in-the field in real-time tell where the boundary lines of property existed. Sure, we could spend hours looking at town survey maps, but nothing was instant. And who the heck owned the property? That was another game of tracking down slow information points. These were all the challenges that Eric Siegfried, founder of OnX Maps had at one time. All of the information was available, but not instantly on any single device in an organized manner when you needed it. So, Eric set out to fix all that with his new company. A decade later, with a subscription and smart phone or GPS you can instantly have access to all this information. It's a game changer for the hunter. You'll learn more about the areas that you hunt than you ever thought to ask and it makes the hunting possibilities endless. We dive deep into all the bells, whistles, and capabilities that OnX has to offer with Zach Sandau, Project Co-Ordinator for OnX Hunt. This is part IV of our series on hunting technology and stay tune for out next episode when we explore arrow and broad head technology with David Hand CEO of Ballistic Arrow Tech and Slash Arrows.
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- Hunters Helped
- Membership and Waypoints
- Land Use Laws, Map Overlays
- Eye Opening Experience
- Possible Access Points
- Roadless and White Spot Remote Points
- Premium Vs Elite
- Layer Library and Boone and Crockett
- Pre-Scout, Off Grid Out of Cell Range
- Tracking, Satelitte, Topo, Hybrid
- Map Orientation, Zoom, Boundary Lines
- Corrections Submissions, Airplane Mode
- Saving Battery Life, Uses Country Wide
- Game Warden Approved
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By now in your hunting career you've probably used a game camera or two. As hunters we use game cameras to scout and gather information about deer movement. Game camera pics can be deceiving though, for multiple reasons. For example, there could be a huntable buck in the area that just won't come to the camera. Or, perhaps we get a picture of a buck, but the reason we think he's in the area might be relative to something completely different from what we thought. Scientifically these examples could be considered a false negatives and a false positives. Using a multiple camera system and gathering data points connected to weather might be a better approach to determining when to hunt. However, keeping track of data when using more than a couple cameras can be daunting and without keeping statistics correctly the degree of error goes up when determining the true pattern. That's where Deer Lab comes into play. Deer Lab takes game camera picture information thru photo recognition and time stamps and marries that content with external weather data to help you determine statistically the best time to hunt a target. In other words, Deer Lab can efficiently determine what's in the picture and then couples the time stamp to weather points like wind speed, sunrise, sunset, barometric pressure, visibility, humidity, and moon data. In this episode of Hunt Tech Part III, we dive deep with Jon Livingston of Deer Lab to figure out how Deer Lab can help you uncover all the data and information that a game cam picture holds, well beyond just an image of your target buck.
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- Get More Data Out of Game Cam Pics Quickly
- Weather and Deer Movement, Moonphase
- Take the Data... What Does It Say?
- Is it Relative and Relavant
- Photo Recognition and Smart Systems, Auto Tagging, Deer Turkey, Bear
- Pooling Weather, Quick Change Dates, Times, Back Dating
- Weather Data- Windspeed, Barometric Pressure, Sunrise, Sunset, Visability, Moonphase, Moonrise, Humidity
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On the last episode of Deer Hunt, we began our exploration of hunting technology with the Drury's new app called DeerCast. We continue our series on hunting technology this time with the likes of Tactacam, a company who built what is perhaps the best deer hunting action camera on the market. We've all been involved with hunts where we wished we had a camera to film it all but didn't. And there's that occasion when we did have a camera, but the awkwardness of using the camera and taking the shot at the same time made for terrible footage. There have been other action cameras on the market, but somehow, this small coming out of Minnesota has gotten top marks with hunters, probably because they thought through what the hunter needs most- a camera that can seemingly just be part of the equipment - conveniently hidden near the end of a barrel or within the stabilizer of a bow, and without duct tape, and can be activated with a push of the button. Tactacam continues to reach new ground as it constantly attempts to increase the quality of the video with the likes of Tactacam 5.0, but has never compromised for those hunters on a budget for example with the Tactacam Solo. Stay with us as we explore all the aspects of Tactacam on this show with the like of Aaron Stonehocker.
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- Filming from Your Weapon
- Coated with a Rubber Polymer
- 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, Solo
- Weatherproof, Hunting in the Rain
- Full Mic
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In the first part of our 6 Part Series of Hunt Tech, where we explore the technology that has embedded itself in our hunting lives, we dive deep into a new hunting app called DeerCast by Drury Outdoors. For a very long time deer hunters have been trying to determine when deer move, what conditions make for a worthy deer hunt, and when should we as deer hunters capitalize on those factors. We've spent hours and hours studying solunar charts, weather maps for pressure and cold fronts, and peak estrus diagrams for the areas that we hunt. It can be a daunting task to put that all together. The Drurys- Mark, Terry, Matt, and Taylor have condensed all this information into one app for iOS and Android call Deercast to determine the best times to hunt in your area during each phase of the Drury 13 Phases of hunting. Will it be effective? Only time will tell, but undoubtedly technology in the deer hunting world, like it or not, is here to stay. So we thought we should explore in detail some of these tech advancements. Stay tuned for our next episode where we explore action cameras with the likes of Tactacam.
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- 13 Phases
- Phase 1,2,3
- Thermals, Does, DNA
- Green Pastures, Trailcams
- October Lull, Wasting Time
- Avoiding Your Best Spots
- Transition Scrapes, Weather, Fronts
- Why An App - More Access, Faster Content
- 11 Conditions of Weather Variables
- Cracking the Code
- An Alogorithim
- Measuring 13 Phases
- Older Devices iOS and Android
- Peak Estrus Per Area
- Stacking the Odds
- The Future of the App, Free for 12 Months
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Zach Ferenbaugh is an integral part of the media company The Hunting Public where he is helping to bring the masses unfiltered public land hunts from across the country. Following in the footsteps of great hunters like Dan Infalt and the group from Whitetail Adrenaline, Zach and his partners are finding ways to successfully hunt those high pressure public lands, and deliver the hunts along the way using the latest media distribution mechanisms like Amazon Video, Youtube, and Podcasting. Zach shares his strategies and techniques that he uses to locate and bring down big mature whitetail bucks.
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At first glance, Tommy Bradenburg is just a common blue collar guy, doing his thing, raising a family in midwest USA. But then you take a closer look, and you say wow, this guy is hunting and killing some big deer- routinely, year after year. We had to take a closer look. Sure enough, Tommy, outside of his 9-5 day job, is embedded in the deer hunting community and his a hardcore deer hunting habits recognize some uncommon success killing big mature whitetail bucks. And because it's what we do, we break down all of Tommy's strategies and techniques for you so you can do it too.
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- Farmer's Doors and Word of Mouth
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In 1977 Chris Cordell began a career as a professional deer hunter. He is the first and only hunter in the world to complete a double slam in one season and has tagged in over 200 whitetails, not to mention placing over 30 Pope and Young whitetails on his wall. Oh, and that was before the age of 35. Chris is also an outdoor writer, product designer, and inventor of various archery products for the hunting industry. Away from the spotlight for a while, Chris is poised for a comeback and wants nothing more than to help hunters hunt better. His favorite quote: Let 'em grow. We like that.
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Six one, 360 pounds. That's where Dennis Pridgen weighed in 3.5 years ago. Today, 160 pounds lighter, weighing in at a lean 200 pounds, Dennis has found a rejuvenation for everything he loves, life and deer hunting. Dennis attributes his successful weight loss to a popular diet called the ketogenic diet. A passionate deer hunting and outdoor television cameraman, Dennis now out paces his fellow hunters and looks at climbing trees these days as entertaining instead of a burden. Dennis walks us through how he dropped the 160 pounds in a relatively short amount of time and how the weight loss has drastically help his career and his ability to hunt.
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As Longfellow wrote in his infamous poem Paul Revere's Ride, "One if by land, two if by sea" describing the Redcoat's travel plans from Boston to Concord, we can almost re-envision this today as a description of hunting and fishing in the modern world- one whitetail land, two stripers by sea. Now it's the hunt, and perhaps a new fight for freedom, that is conducted in the suburbs of Boston where the American Revolution began. According to Justin Coots and Jacob Bennett, members of a fairly new band of bowhunting patriots call Boston Bowhunter, it's darn good hunting in and around Boston. We discuss how Justin, a fairly new hunter and Jacob, a seasoned deer hunter, plan there hunts in and around the suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts and why they founded the Boston Bowhunter group.
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We've heard the expression 'Hunt the Wind' over and over. Many of us base our entire hunt on exactly that concept. But what if that was all wrong? Did your head just explode? Mine did when I heard this from Michael Yates, part of the group of hunters that Bill Vale has organized as the Pressured Deer Pros. I had to dig deeper so we put Michael on the mic stand to discuss amongst other things: hunter efficiency, ground disturbance, hunting upwind and not down wind, several ground hunting tactics and ambush set ups.
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Sometimes those kills shots don't go as planned or sometimes, despite a double lung shot, the deer finds it's way into terrain or structure that make the wounded deer track undetectable to the hunter. A trained deer tracking dog can be an immeasurable asset to a hunter in situations just like this and it's the right thing to do out of respect for the animal. But how does it work? What should we expect when we call in the dogs? We invited a panel of volunteer leashed dog deer trackers into the studio to discuss many of the issues surrounding tracking a wounded deer with a trained dog.
Dedication: This show is dedicated to our good friend Fender. He was the best deer and turkey camp dog we've ever known. Rest in peace my friend. We'll miss you buddy.
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Hunter recruitment is critical for our sport to survive. QDMA says that declining hunter participation is one of the single most important issues impacting deer hunting and management today. But what's to blame? Is it social media? Is it a lack of hunter unity? Is it the media or the anti-hunter winning over the middle ground? These are tough questions to answer, but it'll be essential for us to answer to reverse the trend of declining hunter numbers. We turned to John Stallone to discuss this topic in-depth as he just wrote a think piece article about the subject. But we don't stop there. I've always been fascinated with John's ability to successfully take coyote with a bow an arrow. Hunting coyotes with a bow will undoubtedly help you with those adrenaline filled deer hunting moments when you need to make it count. But how the heck can you get a good bow shot on a coyote? John discusses his strategies.
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If you've ever watched hunting television, you're probably familiar with Ralph and Vicki Cianciarulo and their show Archer's Choice. This year in August Ralph and Vicki's will air their 400th episode on the Outdoor Channel. From Ralph's archery shop that he ran in the 1980s grew the television show and together they were the first couple to produce an outdoor television. They've hunted 5 continents, 11 countries, 10 Canadian provinces, 27 states, and have take over 50 species of game. They travel frequently and hunt frequently and we figured they learned a thing or two about hunting strategies over the years, so we asked them to share. And they agreed without hesitation.
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We pick up where we left off last week with a further discussion of the QDMA's 2018 Whitetail Report with Director of Conservation Kip Adams. This time we discuss current deer related issues and trends like the legality of crossbow use, cellular trail cameras, drones, CWD prevalence, testing and cost, top hunter land management practices, hunter numbers, deer tag requirements, venison donation programs, state deer management plans, and lawsuits.
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White-tailed deer are arguably the most important game species in North America. Kip Adams, Wildlife Biologist and the Director of Conservation for the Quality Deer Management Association, would agree with this concept. More hunters pursue whitetail than any other species and whitetail hunters contribute more financially than and other hunter segment. But how to the numbers stack up state to state? Who’s killing the most deer? Which state kills the most does? Which state kills more bucks per square mile? Which state has the highest percentage of yearling buck kills? Which has the least? We had lots of these types of questions, and it just so happens that QDMA puts out such a booklet about this each year. So we asked Kip to break it all down for us.
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Richard Bernier is one of those short list legendary deer trackers of the Northeast. He has devoted most of his life to tracking, studying, lecturing on, and hunting big Maine whitetail buck. The Northeast editor for Deer & Deer Hunting Magazine, Richard's articles and photographs have appeared in nearly every major outdoor publication in America. Otherwise known as R.G. or Dick, Richard has perfected the craft of outsmarting Maine's crafty big wilderness hog-bodied bucks, both with gun and camera.
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There's always something special about a cup of coffee at deer camp. It can even be a crappy cup of coffee, but it still taste pretty darn good. But what if the coffee actually was good? And what if you knew that the coffee itself was created by a group of folk that support hunting, gun rights, and we're hunters just like you. The aroma and taste of that cup would be better than an cup of joe that you've ever had before. Paul Kurtz understands the complexities of this phenomenon and that's exactly what he created Hunter's Blend Coffee.
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A coyote is going to eat what it needs to eat. It's kill when it needs to kill. An taking one coyote out of the pack, will save deer fawns. Al Morris says that coyote management is an essential tool for maintaining the health of your deer herd in your area. It's been over 2 years since we talked to Al Morris, and we thought a refresher crash course on coyote hunting was overdue. We dive deep into technique relative to the time of year you're hunting coyote and how to use a buddy system set up. Al also shares some results of some studies, his latest call sequence and when to use it effectively.
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We continue our talks with the Pressured Deer Pros and Bill Vale's Circle of Masters. This time we explore tactical cyber scouting and mature buck bedding temperatures with Joshua Franks. Josh uses readily available internet satellite images to study land, terrain, cover, and topography. He also uses this information to determine bedding areas, food plot and stand locations. Josh heavily focuses his studies in mature buck bedding temperature and has recently co-authored a book about the subject with Bill Vale. Josh uses temperature to determine where and why to hunt on certain areas on certain days.
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Yes, we know this is the Big Buck Registry. But when a 199" composite antlered doe becomes the only Boone & Crockett doe on record, it's worthy. Despite this show airing originally on April 1st, this is not a joke, despite the obvious appearance. During the 2014 Missouri gun season, Doug Laird came within range of what he thought was the biggest buck on his property. Little did he know that his deer would become the only doe entry EVER into the Boone and Crockett record books.
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As hunters, we don't consider poachers to be hunters. Sure the activities may look similar to the non-hunter, but there are vast differences in the approach of taking game. The obvious difference, is that a hunter does the hunt legally, the poacher illegally. But how do law abiding hunters keep the ill intent from messing up our clean image? You probably can't completely fix that problem, but the Enforcement Division can sure separate the good from the bad. Lt David Gregory of the Vermont State Fish and Game is all too familiar with poachers, but he says that they don't in anyway represent the vast majority of hunters. David shares some of his epic arrests on this episode and we talk in detail about a family of poachers with a rap sheet dating back to the 1990s that got pinched once again in 2017. The activity seems to be taught, not instinctive.
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Bill Vale first joined us on Episode 216 and soon thereafter we were inundated with questions and requests to have Bill join us a second time. Well, Bill is back. Bill has recently launched a new project called Pressured Deer Pros where he has sought out and hand picked a group experts in different areas of hunting and then brought them to all together in one virtual location. Bill refers to these experts as his Circle of Masters. Bill's circle of masters show mastery skills from a minerals, to mapping, to a habitat, to fitness, and so on. We plan to visit with each of Bill's Masters, and first we visit with Greg Skufca, Bill's habitat expert out from Michigan.
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So let’s say that one day you were told that you only had 2 years left to live. What would you’re plan be? Amongst your other desires, my guess is that you would put together a plan to fulfill many of the hunts you’ve always wanted to do. The proverbial “bucket list” would quickly swing into full affect. Turns out, this is exactly what happen to Joni Marie, a native Alaskan who enjoys the all fertile terrain that Alaska has to offer as much as anyone. So away Joni went on her bucket list hunts, only to find out later after more evaluation and testing, that her life expectancy was longer than two years due to medical advancements for her particular form of a rare auto-immune disease. Today, Joni is still fighting a daily battle against the elements, as her condition can often turn her hands paper white when exposed to cold temperatures. But make no mistake; Joni is far from wrapping up her hunting lifestyle.
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If the American Dream is to own your own house, then the American Hunter's dream is to own your own piece of hunting real estate. But to achieve that dream we are often faced with the burden of financing, credit, and income especially if we're working the 9 to 5 job and living paycheck to paycheck. According to Sean Asada, despite these perceived challenges, Sean says that you can do it, he did it, and he didn't have 2 nickles to rub together. He started with a 10 acre piece, then another 13 acres, sold those, then bought 80 acres, sold that land, then bought 280 acres all for himself to hunt. Sean explains how he devised his plan to own his own hunting land without breaking his blue collar shoestring budget.
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- Burmese python devours white-tailed deer that weighed more than the python itself in Florida
- 5 Hot Locations to Find More Shed Antlers
- Hunter Who was Charged with Homicide After Mistaking Woman for Deer has Case Dismissed Due to Technical
- Several Companies Boycott the NRA, While Others Continue Business as Usual
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For some reason central Vermont is home to arguably some of the best deer trackers in country, especially when you throw the Benoit Family into the mix. Rodney Elmer is not exception to this. I met up with Rodney at a hunting and fishing expo recently and in conversation quickly realized that Rodney was as much into the outdoor way of life as I am. Rodney is well spoken and can speak intelligently on the hunter's hot topics of today. But it doesn't end there. Rodney is a steward of the woods, has top notch navigation skills as you might expect, is a professional taxidermist of 32 years, and is the chief hunter's safety instructor and safety officer in Vermont. Rodney has his finger on the pulse of the hunting community and shares his views through his popular and rising YouTube channel.
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- Japan's Female Hunters Take Aim at Stereotypes and Wild Boar
- Hunting Pastor Using Coyote Caller Fatally Shot
- Federal Bill Allocates $45 million to CWD
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- Central Vermont, Barre
- Daniel Boone, TV was Social Media
- A Way of Life in Vermont
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- A Terrible Place to Kill Deer
- I've Educated a Lot of Deer
- The Central Vermont Trackers
- A High Percentage of Deer Hunters
- A Taxidermy Business, Hunter's Safety
- The Full Time Job Has Got to Go
- Fallow on the Breast Bone
- Hunting Could Use a Facelift
- Begging the Weatherman
- Rain 3-4 Days Prior to the Season
- Looking for a Big Track
- I Love to Walk, Passing on Tracks
- Seeing 6 Deer Total
- A Trophy Stage, Now the Experience
- The Freedom, Just Go, Just Hunt
- Doubled My Effectiveness, When the Competitiveness Is Removed
- Exploration and Navigation
- A Reversed Polarity
- Techniques While on the Track
- Establishing the Pace, When Did the Snow Hit
- The Terrain, Crossing Winding the Valley
- Did the Buck Cross the Road
- Knowing When to Hunt, and When to Follow
- Green Moss Makes Them Bloat and Chew Cud
- The Attitude of the Track
- Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire
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Jeff Traynor is a professional trapper from New Hampshire and has a really good trapper's website at LiveFreeandTrap.com. We thought it might be interesting to explore the trapper's world and see how it could be relative to a deer management program. Jeff's mission at Live Free and Trap is to show us the world of modern fur trapping and all associated trades & activities revolving around trapping; such as seasonal fur , biology and data collection, fur handling & usage, wildlife control, animal damage management, and overall wildlife species health and sustainability. We go long on coyote trapping and explore the rich history of the trapper, the myths, the legends, and the modernization as we know it today.
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- Georgia Politicians Introduce Bill to Get Kids Outdoors
- England’s Deer Initiative
- For the first time, CWD found in Mississippi deer
- Illinois DNR Launches New White-Tailed Deer Website
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When deer populations somewhere in Urban Town USA get out of control to the point where citizens complain about vegetation and landscape damage and an over abundance of deer-vehicles collisions, as a city government, what do you do? You could call a company like White Buffalo and have professional sharp shooters cull the herd, or perhaps go the steralization route like we witness on Staten Island. Orrrr, you could just do what bowhunters do best, hunt the deer with bow armed volunteer citizens in a organized, controlled, discreet manner. That’s exactly what the Rick Bebout and a group of 80 bowhunters did in Morgantown West Virginia. Backed by the support of the city, the Morgantown Urban Archers were formed. It brought meat to those in need, it effectively knocked down the deer numbers, and gained the trust and support of the residents of Morgantown, all on a extremely low budget, all based on the concept of letting skilled bowhunters do what they want to do naturally anyway. Makes sense to me.
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DEER NEWS:
- Texas Man Sentence for Poaching of Texas Buck
- Buffalo Area Man Faces $4500 in Fine for Shooting from Bedroom Window
- Hunter Pink Debate Fades Due to Lack of Support
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSSED:
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Treestand safety is a hot topic. And it should be. Studies show that treestand accidents are by far the leader in serious injury or death to a hunter. There have been some major advancements in safety though the years compared to the days when the hunter would limb climb a tree into a wooden built treestands. The harness has also come a long way since the early days, the attachment straps aren't as limiting, devices like the Life Line now keep us attached to the tree, but suspension trauma, should you slip, is still a major concern. Wayne Borgardus has invented a device that is a game changer and address all these issues. The device is lightweight, attaches easily to the tree or to a Life Line, supports a hunter of the larger or smaller variety, works with any harness, can be used over and over, is affordable, and will slowly and safely drop you to the ground should fall. Here's the story of the Treestand Wingman.
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HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A 6 Month Invention
- Black Ash Pennsylvania, A Tool Maker
- Parts in a Tool Shop
- A Date Spotting Deer
- Was Safety a Factor Back Then?
- The Cam and Weights
- Suspension Trauma
- Horse Crazy and Coon Hunting
- Now You're Rambo?
- The Blueprint Still Looks the Same
- The TMA Interview
- Stands for and Auto-Descender
- The Mechanisms 4500lbs of Protection
- OSHA 5200lbs
- Not Yet Near Max Capacity
- Dirty Little Secret, Treestand Injury is More Prevalent
- 60-61 Aluminium, Polyester Marine Grade
- Testing of Materials
- Harrisburg, 9 Days, 600 Falls
- Expiration and Maintenance, 4 Years
- Ozone and UV
- Practice, Then Perfect
- Using with a Line Line, Hooked Up
- The Carabiner
- 1lb 6oz with the Bag and Webbing
- Minimalist
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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The archery industry is certainly flooded with bow manufacturers. There's not much to dispute there. So if you are going to get in, you better be darn good. Scratch that, you better be great. So where do you begin? Enter stage left, Xpedition Archery. Grown from their mother ship in the aerospace industry, and after making parts for other well known bow manufacturers, Xpedition Archery started building bows with the same engineering, quality, and demands that the aircraft industry puts on aircraft manufacturers. We sat down with Blake Davis, the national sales manager for Xpedition Archery to see what's under the hood.
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DEER NEWS
- Colorado firemen rescue deer from frozen lake: He was 'too tired to move'
- MDC reports 15 new cases of CWD out of nearly 18,400 deer tested
- Bernie Barringer's 5 Favorite New Products from the 2018 Archery Trade Association Show
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Upstate New York, The Dairy Industry
- Older and Smarter, Questionable
- Hunting, Fishing, Trapping Out the Back Door
- A Rural Lifestyle, The Hunting Industry
- Boston Bowhunter, Hunter Gatherer
- I Don't Apologize for Being a Hunter
- An Early Hunting Experience
- An Aerospace Company, Building Parts First
- Push Back, A Small Division
- Lean on Manufacturing
- Custom Build, Premium Experience
- A Flooded Market, You Gotta Be Great
- How are We Going to Compete?
- ECOC - Expanded Coefficient of Cool
- Where Does Excellence Start
- Machinist's Eye
- Building a Bow - The Materials
- Aerospace Aluminium
- A Family Discussion $1000 Bow, Longevity
- We Don't Need to Make a New Bow
- Stagnated Cross Bow Technology
- Zero Tolerance, Already Used to It
- The Bows - Hot Rods, The Shooter, The Speed
- Women and the Short Draw
- The Un-Catalogged Long Draw Bow
- Trial and Error is Part of the Game
- Single Cam, Dual Cam
- Most Tunable Bow on the Market
- Most Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire
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When asked to be the Master of Ceremonies at a Deer Summit, you say "heck yes"! Fred Allard, Director of the Rockingham Fishing and Hunting Expo, threw out the idea. On a cold January 2018 day in New Hampshire our own Jay Scott gathered along with Neil Pendleton, Todd Mead, Bobby Sholan, Rodney Elmer, Jim Gallagher, and Dean Vanier to discuss many concepts surrounding deer and deer hunting.
Amongst the concepts and questions for the panelists were:
- How do you use scent as a deer lure?
- How do you hunt early-mid-late deer season?
- How do you start a mock scrape?
- What's a shooter buck to you?
- Why is it important to bring young hunters into hunting and how do we do it?
- What's your favorite and memorable deer hunt?
- Do you use scent control and if so, how do you use it?
- In one sentence, what advice would you give to other hunters?
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DEER NEWS:
- Online outrage after Canadian TV host kills cougar in northern Alberta
- Japanese train barks like a dog to prevent accidents
- Mississippi woman bags deer ahead of her 100th birthday
HERE ARE THE PANELISTS
Neil Pendleton
Neil, a resident of New Hampshire, has 24 years of hunting experience and has hunted in four different states, including New Hampshire, Ohio, Massachusetts, and his home state of Maine. Neil believes persistence and passion are the key factors that contribute to his success. Neil currently has five collective entries in the New Hampshire and Maine Trophy/Big Buck Clubs. Of the five entries, three were with a bow, one with a rifle, and most recently, in 2017, with a muzzleloader. In 2015, Neil arrowed the buck of a lifetime – a buck he hunted for 1,490 days, spanning 5 seasons. Neil was a featured guest on Episode 175 of the Big Buck Registry Deer Hunt Podcast.
Todd Mead
Todd was introduced into hunting in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. After years of hunting success in the big mountains, he decided to venture to public lands across the country to see if he could locate and take big bucks in different areas across many states. He hunts primarily with archery equipment outside of his home state, but uses a rifle while in the Adirondacks. Todd was a featured guest on Episode 130 of the Big Buck Registry Deer Hunt Podcast. Todd is also an outdoor writer and author of 3 books about whitetail deer hunting.
Bobby Sholan
Bobby was born and raised in the woods of northern Vermont. He has successfully hunted whitetail deer for 23 years now, while bow hunting for whitetail for 20 of those years. He has hunting experience in several states including VT, NH , ME , MA , PA , Ohio and Ontario. Bobby uses trail cameras to target the biggest deer in an area and uses other tools including maps and year round scouting. Bobby adapts to the seasons and changing weather and although has killed more deer with archery, he is able to track in snow and setup on pitch points to ambush an unsuspecting bucks.
Rodney Elmer
Rodney is a professional taxidermist of 32 years and owner of Mountain Deer Taxidermy. In addition to being a life long deer hunter, he is a chief hunter’s safety instructor and range officer in his home state of Vermont. As an outdoor educator of many years his straight- forward, make-it-work hunting style has earned him many big New England bucks. His rising YouTube channel focuses on common sense, family hunting experiences, love of the natural world and outdoor education mixed with humor.
Jim Gallagher
Jim lives in Methuen, MA. He shot his first deer with a bow in Vermont when he was 14. Jim’s father, unable to walk due to complications with MS, would drive Jim to Vermont every weekend, and wait in the car while Jim hunted. For the passion and love of the sport Jim taught himself how to hunt efficiently and successfully, and to date has harvested 191 deer with a bow. Jim has spent a lifetime testing, developing and creating an educational bow hunting DVD of his favorite secrets and techniques to help bring others many years of success in hunting whitetails.
Dean Vanier
Dean has over 40 years of experience hunting the New England woods and 25 years in the Deer Hunting Industry. Dean endlessly shares his wealth of knowledge and sure-fire hunting techniques in his seminars including how to use deer scent lures to defeat a whitetail’s defense mechanisms, how deer responded to the 3 phases of the rut, how to anticipate where deer will be during these phases, and how bring deer to you. Dean hunts using deer calls, mock scrapes, and deer lures, specifically with his own brand of deer scents called Northwoods Common Scents. Dean insists that the future of hunting depends greatly on youth of today and it is our responsibility to pass on this great tradition.
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Hunting in multiple semi-local states can be a huge advantage to a deer hunter, especially if some states hold longer seasons. Henry Moncrief uses this to his advantage as he hunts Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine. These states, despite their reputation for holding smaller racked bucks compared to the midwest for example, lower deer densities, and difficult hunting terrain, Henry seems to have found a formula for hunting and killing the bigger, if not the biggest bucks in these woods no matter which state he hunts. Henry changes his strategies based on the weather patterns that he northeast can deliver, loves to read hunting pressure, and says that scent control to the point of smelling like nothing is a key to his success.
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DEER NEWS:
- Deer Migration Study in Michigan
- Weather and Other Factors Have Mississippi Smiling
- Deer the Attacked NY Man Test Positive for Rabies
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- Snow is Heaven
- A Simple Guy, On a Dirt Dead-End Road, Mistakes
- Surrounding Yourself with Assassins
- My Father, Mentor, Iron Fist
- Hunting for Food, Much to Learn
- No More Tag Soup, The Defining Moment
- A Larger Challenge, A Larger Reward
- The Last 10 Years, a 2-3 Mile Area
- A Spot, Year in Year Out
- Don't Over Complicate It
- How to Decide Where to Hunt
- 110% Into Scouting, Scent Control
- A Mountain, A Ridge, Another Mountain
- Does, Bucks, Cover Breaks
- Early Season, Mid Season, Late Season
- Can't Kill Deer Sitting in Bed
- Found Source, Acorns, Apples, Small Food Plots
- October, Climbers, November, December
- Tracking Late Season
- Killing Bucks in NH, ME, VT You're Doing Well
- Hunting Where Most Hunters Don't
- Reading Pressure
- Gear Check, Scent Control, Less Is More
- Smell Like Nothing, In the Woods 365
- Outtech, The Job
- Deer Story, King of the Mountain, No Score
- Hunting Philosophy, 10 Rapid Fire
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Hunting outside of the United States summons the need for a new set of hunting styles and strategies, much like we see when looking at east vs west hunting within the U.S. Ulrik Orskov is as passionate a big game hunter within his home country of Denmark and most of us are for whitetail or muleys. At home Ulrik hunts the familiar European deer like fallow, roe, and red but often ventures to the rugged mountains of New Zealand in search of the Bull Tahr and Sambar. We breakdown Ulrik strategies and styles of bow hunting in each country and learn why a walking stick while hunting the mountains of New Zealand is worth it's weight in gold.
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DEER NEWS:
- Prelim Vermont Deer Numbers Released
- Test Results Show No CWD in Wild Deer
- Archery Buck Proves to be New PA State Record
- FBI Awards Winchester New Contract
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A Bunch of Whitetail
- Started with a Bow
- Guns, Rifles, and Denmark
- Vet Studies, A Limited Hunting Heritage
- Roe Buck, Red Deer, Fallow
- Waterfowl for Free, Big Game Expense
- Tahr, New Zealand Sambar
- Erosion, Red Tape, Oregon
- Philosophy of Hunting, Should Hunting Be A Right?
- The Recurve, The Tahr Strategy
- Air Transport, Public Land
- The Final Close, Whistle Sneeze
- The Blood Trail, A Camp Site
- Importance of a Good Stick
- Sambar On the North Island
- An Interested Species, A Honk
- I Don't Care about Scent Control
- A Video Award, A Boar Shot
- The Neck Gator
- Memorable Deer Story, Dirty Steak, Curry
- Mountain Antelope Chamois
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions, Paid to Study
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As we approach 2018, we decided to look back on 2017 and discuss some of our favorite moments of the Deer Hunt Podcast. And, by request from our listenership, we talk more about ourselves- who we are, where we're from, our hunting influences, our goals, and we answer our own 10 rapid fire questions. We tend to listen intently to our guests on this show , but rarely dive deep into who we are as the crew of the Big Buck Registry, so we decided to mix it up a bit. Happy New to you and your family from our family here at the Big Buck Registry, wishing you a prosperous, successful 2018.
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HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Dusty's History of Hunting Influence
- I Was Young, Hunting with My Grandfather
- A Supportive Wife, Jealous Hunt Schedule
- Jim's Journey, Bear Kodiak Magnum
- Buying the Land
- Jay's First Hunting Experience
- A Grandfather, A Buck Mount
- Like Brothers, It's In Your Blood
- The Beginning of the Podcast
- Talking about Deer Hunting
- Good Hunting, Good Listening
- Reading People, Is this a Catfish Story?
- A Beat Up Old Pickup Truck
- GAOS, ATA, SHOT
- Deer Management, Kill Big Bucks, Not Small Bucks
- Back Then You Just Shot Bucks
- They Dusty Factor, Influence
- Goals and Achievements
- Efforts Rewarded, Tracking, Stalking
- Capitalizing on Hunting in Other States
- Goose Hunting, a Spread of Dekes
- The One Thing We Learned
- Curiosity Strikes Curiosity
- Figuring it Out, Finding the Spot, Homework
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Why do we hunt? Why are we hunters? What makes us tick? For many reasons, these are questions that we should probably ask ourselves as hunters. These are also the questions that Robbie Kroger has set out to answer as part of his Blood Origins project. Through interviews with hunters and his own experiences, Robbie has discovered that we all have a connection in our roots to hunting, passed along from generation to generation, and that often times the connection to hunting is deeper than that. This is what we might consider our hunting heritage. And if you are familiar with this concept, you know what it is. It has a smell, a feel, you breathe it in and it feels amazing. It is the freedom that hunting provides. And it is freedom that allows hunting to exist. This may seem a bit cerebral at the moment, but I suspect that you'll understand it better as we discuss Blood Origins with Robbie.
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DEER NEWS:
- Stunned Motorist Witness Deer Leap to Their Death
- 73,000 Deer Checked In During Ohio's Gun Season
- The True Story of the 31 Pointer from NY State
- Archery Season Extended in Urban Michigan
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Telling the Story, We're Not Heathens
- What It Means to Be a Hunter
- The Drive, The Essence, A Picture
- Upland Birds, Stags, Hunting for Food
- Eating Fresh Liver, Onions, Garlic, Expeditions
- Hunting Africa, American Market, No Public Hunting
- 1974 Mozambique Revolution
- Invasive Species and Australian Gun Control
- Escaping Nazis, Socialism
- Lose Your Life or Give Up Your Guns
- Back to the Duck Hole, Malaria
- A Letter on Rice Paper
- It Must Be In the Blood, A Self Infliction
- It's More Than Just That
- Connecting with the Creator, Connecting with People
- A Cause for Another Revolution, A Sako 270
- Gun Checks, Proficiency Checks, Licensing Requirements
- Too Burdensome to Own a Gun, A PhD at UMiss
- The Project, Lake Pickle, Keith Polk
- Cuz Strickland, Your Story Is Crazy
- Blood Origins Shows Like a Podcast
- Walmart Hunting Bibs
- Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions and Memorable Deer Hunt
- www.BloodOrigins.com
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If you've ever explored the many hunting services that are available today you've probably had some experiences that left you wanting more, both on the front end and the actual hunt itself. This is exactly what drove Tony Caggiano to start Wold Slam Adventures while exploring a World Slam turkey hunt. Today Tony offers his knowledge and experience of hunting to those seeking a world class hunting experience. Still, despite having access hunting around the world Tony says he'll still enjoys coming home to deer hunt his own woods.
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DEER NEWS:
- Criminal Hog Hunting Ring in Missouri
- Man Kills Woman in New York, Claims Mistake for Deer
- 191,000 Missouri Deer Kills Reported
- Missouri Hunter Kills 39 Point Buck
Here's What We Discuss:
- Duchess County NY
- Melting Pot, Beginning of the World Slam
- From Turkey Hunting to Big Game
- Everyone's Safe, Everyone Had a Good Hunt
- Deer on TV, Should Just Enjoy It
- Treestand in the $10 Million Yard
- Overseas Hunting, Argentina, Alaska
- Spain, Any Species that Has a Buck
- Patagonia, Hunting the Jungle
- Hunting My Woods, My Woods, Something Special
- Hunting the Whitetail
- World Class Dinner and Chicken Cutlets and Mash Potato
- Hunt the Treestand, Ground Blinds and Children
- Darker Clothing, Ducks in the Freezer
- Eating Game, Venison 3-4 Days a Week
- Venison Bolognese, Home Style Comfort Food
- Bear Osso Bucco, Hank Shaw
- Buck Buck Moose
- Cooking for the Gang at Writer's Camp
- Ray Eye, A Disney Podcast
- Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Chancy Walters is a fisherman, a hunter, a wildlife artist, an entrepreneur, a cook, a traveler and a self proclaimed adrenaline junkie and storm chaser. There's probably no shock to learn that Chancy is part of the Whitetail Adrenaline crew - the deer hunting film company lead be Jared Scheffler whose claim to fame is all public land hunting with no commercials, ads, or sponsors. Chancy prefers a no scouting, run and gun, snooking for whitetails style of hunting. He says it leads to a stress free lifestyle. His talents go beyond the field though when he picks up a paintbrush to capture the very scenes he lived, and makes a living selling the artwork he created.
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DEER NEWS:
- 3 Men Convicted of Poaching Deer in Texas
- 500,000 Deer Hunters Expecting in Pennsylvania
- Hunter Shoots Pickup Truck After Mistaking in for Deer
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Learning to Hunt on Your Own
- TNN Outdoors Television, My Dad Was a Golfer
- A Horse Headed Doe, Monarch of the Woods
- Deer Can Sense Things, Multitasking
- Inspired by Don Kisky, Being Stress Free
- Artistry, Painting Turkey Feathers
- The $200 Mark, The Canvas
- Stick Figures, Photography
- A Cabin in Southern Iowa
- Hunting 18-19 Days Before Getting the Shot
- TOSS - Time on Stand Stupid
- No Scouting, Running and Gunning
- Snooking for Whitetails
- Always Bring Your Horns with Ya
- A Buck Licking His Nose
- Jungle Gyming, Learning to Call
- The #1 Thing, Big Buck Ruiner
- The Less Your In There The Better
- Cell Cams are the Best Cams
- You Don't Need Daylight Pictures
- Jared Scheffler, Gut Instinct
- 75% Success Rate, Mossy Oak Brush
- Walmart, Khakis, and Spray Point
- Memorable Deer Hunt, Cedar Smell
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
On a frosty November morning in 1979 a 9-point whitetail buck walked into Don Higgin's set. Don squeezed the trigger on his grandfathers Remington 12-gauge, the slug found it’s mark. A decade later Don acquired his grandparents small farm and he wasted no time transforming it into a whitetail paradise. After honing his craft, Don became a conservation contractor and transformed lots of the Midwest into whitetail habitat for the US Government and private individuals. Don has written for numerous outdoor publications, wrote a book in 2005 called Hunting Trophy Whitetails in the Real World, and now speaks to deer hunters at a variety of deer hunting seminars. And, one week in October 2017, Don shot two bucks of a lifetime totaling over 400 inches of antler. What you don't realize is that it took over 10 Years collectively of waiting, watching, and planning to make that happen. Don shares with us how he did it.
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DEER NEWS:
- Indiana Deer Hunter Fatally Shot in Treestand
- Analysis Confirms Chronic Wasting disease in Michigan Deer
- Deer Hunter Dies after Falling from Treestand
- Hunter Falls Asleep with Gun in Lap, Shoots Self When Cell Phone Goes Off
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- A Farm 3 Miles Outside of Town
- Giving Up All Other Outdoor Pursuits
- Hunting Individual Bucks, The Biggest Oldest
- Giving Up the Gun, Monitoring the Bucks
- Adding Game Cameras to the Tool Box
- Using 30 Cameras, The Protocol
- Camera Placement, Weather Patterns
- Checking the Out-of-State Cams
- Burning Out a Spot Checking Cameras
- 2 Weeks Spread to 30 Days Between Checks, Cams Out July 1
- Tracking a Deer's Range
- Saving Less Thank 1% of Pics Per Deer Location
- Aging Bucks by Going Backwards in Time
- Genetics, Nutrition, Habits
- Finding Property Getting Permission
- Establishing a Relationship with the Landowner
- Once You Get It, How Not to Lose It
- Identifying Rutting Areas and Doe Bedding
- Hanging Stands, Just After the Season
- Height of Stands, Equipment Check
- Practicing Archery - Close Shots, 30 Yards or Less
- A Buck Named Smokey
- A Buck Named Trump
- Watch Mode VS KILL Mode
- Fighting to Get a Buck Back
- Strategizing The Hunt
- A Good Spot Is Almost Always a Good Spot Every Year Forever
- A Northwest Wind, A 1% Chance
- I'm Working on Some Things
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
We wanted to know more about select tree cutting for deer habitat so we turned to our friend from the Quality Deer Management Association, Matt Ross. The conversation became much more than a tree cutting exercise, as we explored the history of the QDMA, deer herd balance, proper doe to buck ratios, quantitative herd analysis, deer plants and overall deer habitat. Matt Ross is certified wildlife biologist and licensed forester. He received his bachelor's in wildlife conservation from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, and his master's in wildlife management from the University of New Hampshire. Before joining the QDMA staff, Matt worked for a natural resource consulting firm in southern New Hampshire, and he was a QDMA volunteer and Branch officer and is now QDMA's Assistant Director of Conservation.
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DEER NEWS:
- Bucks Caught on Tape Fighting at Illinois Construction Site
- Monster Whitetail Deer Called a Legend Taken in North Dakota
- Wisconsin Removes Minimum Age Requirement for Hunters
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Saratoga County New York
- Find Good Deer Hunting Buddies Quickly
- Assistant Director of Conservation
- Kip Adams, Dispelling Myths, Deer Report
- The Intent of QDMA in 1988, Producing Quality Whiteail
- Balance Age Structure, Does and Bucks
- 1999, First Antlerless Deer Kill Exceeded Bucks
- 3.5 Years Old Buck Nationally Equal to Yearlings
- Never at Zero Yearling Kill
- We're Down 2 Million Deer Hunters
- Hunters Are Way More Educated Now
- Harvest Snapshots, Good Relationships with the States
- Wildlife Biologist and Forrester
- The Plan, Co-Operatives, and Boundries
- It Depends, Nature Takes Its Course
- 1.5 Does to Every One Buck
- How Do You Quantitate Deer Populations
- Taking 20-30% of the Does in Highly Productive Deer Herds
- When Deer Herds Grow
- Education in Deer and Select Tree Cutting
- Step One - Get Above the Trees, Aerials
- Brushy, Good Bedding Cover
- Topographical Changes, Ground Truth Checks
- Fresh Piles of Pellets, Focus There
- Trees, What's The Variety, 2 Major Systems
- Canopy Closure, Hemlock, Cedar, Mast Foods
- Beech Nuts, Cherry, Dr Craig Harpe, Lifestyle
- Drop the Food Plots, Early Succession Management
- Deer Plants
- Deer Story, 10 Rapid Fire
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
When I first received an email from Ronnie Strickland, I wasn't sure, but I thought, could this be Ronnie Cuz Strickland sending in fan mail to our podcast? Turns out it was Cuz. Cuz has been around the outdoor industry scene for quite some time now. You may remember the television show Mossy Oak's Hunting the Country back in the 90s. I was a much a fan of that show back then as Cuz is a fan of this podcast today. Cuz was one of the first employees of Mossy Oak when he joined the team back in 1987 and worked with Toxey Haas to develop the Media Production Department. Today he serves Mossy Oak as Senior Vice President of Media Services and Cuz still maintains a hands-on, through-the-viewfinder approach to outdoor television production, spending more than 100 days afield each year. He has written several books, was the National Wild Turkey Federation's Communicator of the Year in 2010, and is a lifetime member of the NRA and numerous conservation organizations.
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DEER NEWS:
- Animals Rights Group Protests Deer Cull Program
- First Ever CW Deer Case in Montana
- Deer Gores Unarmed Hunter to Death
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Hitting the Big Time
- Pushing the Message, 30 Year Overnight Success
- Discovering the Podcast, The Primos Crew
- 16 Hours of the Big Buck Registry
- Should I be in Social Media
- Mossy Oak on TNN
- Jerry McGinnis, The Fishin Hole
- Selling Squirrel Tales to Mepps, Bar Pitts
- The Adrenaline Shakes
- Levi Morgan, Muscle Memory, Form and Drawing the Bow
- The Moment of Truth Bow Hunt
- Bowhunting, Not About How Far, But How Close
- As Lethal as Possible
- Mr James and Bowhunting Magazine
- The Why of Hunting
- The Green Bay Packers and Mossy Oak
- Turkey Calls from Will Primos
- Toxey Haas and Bill Sugg, the Mossy Employees
- Camouflauge as Fashion, The Uniform
- Stand Hunting, Alternating Stands
- What's Gonna Move a Deer Out of Its Bed?
- Barometers and the First Day of High Pressure 30.30
- The Perfect Storm, The First 3 and the Last 3
- A Day and a Half After the Cold Front
- Go Talk to the Deer Processor About The Rut
- Changing a Scoring Perspective
- That's One of Those Fake Deer
- Ain't Nobody Ever Seen a 200" Deer
- Gear Check, Drawing a Bow in Silence
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
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Danielle Halverson is 20 years old. A petite frame, you would be hard pressed if you passed her on the street to think the words 'stone cold killer'. But make no mistake, despite her age, looks, and demeanor, Danielle is a lethal bowhunter. It's interesting to interview today's younger generation and come across someone like Danielle who says she never stops thinking about deer hunting, guides for mule deer, and has a couple of 170" class deer under her belt.
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DEER NEWS:
- CWD Testing Mandatory in Minnesota
- Louisiana Dentist Shoots Potential State Record
- 3 Arrested in Vermont After a High Speed Chase Involving Poaching
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Southwest Wisconsin, Yes Sir
- Hunt As An After School Activity
- All I Want to Talk about Is Deer Hunting
- A First Hunt at 2 Years Old
- Allies in the Industry
- No Shooting Spikes
- The Pattern of the Buck, 45 Days
- Moving A Stand in the Dead of Night
- Mistakes Along the Way
- My First Archery Buck
- Scent Control, 130pm Evening Hunt
- Down at 645, An Hour After Dark
- Freshly Scented Scrapes, Patterns
- Sit and Wait Kind of Game
- A 170" Over A Mock Scrape
- Camera Use, Making a Mock Scrape
- Patterning a Specific Buck, I Don't Have The Financials
- Checking Cameras 2-3 Days
- Camera Checking Strategy
- Getting Property to Hunt, I Only Bow Hunt
- Just a Young Girl, Stone Cold Killer
- Growing Up Coon Hunting, Shining Deer
- If You Don't Ask You'll Never Know
- Guiding for Mule Deer, FB Connection Made
- Whitetails are Very Observant
- Spot and Stalk, Pickups and High Racks
- Too Hot to Hunt
- A Memorable Deer Story and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
You are about to listen to a series of stories where the victims never thought they'd be lost. The vast majority of these stories have never been documented before at this level. Dave Paulides, author of the book Missing 411 - Hunters - Unexplained Disappearances, part of a series backed by the CanAm Project, decided to delve deeper and investigate a subset of missing persons, specifically those who disappeared in National Parks and Forests. Dave identified a deeper subset of missing person that hit home with us, specifically hunters with skill sets whom you could never imagine deemed missing, much less lost, all of which were never found. Dave explains how he first came across this unusual subset of missing victims, shares with us five of the many stories in his book, and attempts to put some perspective on what each of these cases have in common.
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DEER NEWS:
- New Law Helps Towns Cull Deer
- Disease Kills 100s of Deer Before Deer Season
- Did You Know? Massive Decline in Hunters
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- National Parks, Investigative Urge
- Different Types of Missing Person Cases
- Disappearing People in Parks
- Freedom of Information Acts, Attorney's Call
- No Lists of Missing Persons in Parks
- George Knapp - Dave They're Lying
- Profile Points, Clusters in North America
- Missing 411, 1600 Disappearances in Rural Areas
- 99% Alone at Time of Disappearance
- Animal Predation, Rule Out, Exclusions
- An Unusual Sub Group
- The Most Experienced Hunter
- Yukon Territory 2004, Bart Schlyer
- 100s of Cases of Missing Hunters
- A Disagreement About What Went Down
- A Local Report for Local Consumption
- A Political Dismissal
- Maine, November 13, 1993
- Disrobing and Hypothermia
- The Adirondacks, Thomas Messick
- Lilly Lake, 82 Years of Age and a Team of FBI
- Cadaver Dogs
- A Fallen Tree
- The Southern Coast of Oregon
- Searching for Months and Months
- Emails from Hunters and a Physicist
- Predator, and Anonymous Reporting
- A Paradigm, True Stories, No Easy Explanations
- Safety Tips and Cuz Strickland
- The CanAm Missing Project
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
In our last visit with Tim Gauthier in episode 166, we covered variety of topics including Tim’s back story, his father’s influence, his experiences filming and hunting all over the world, and some of his basic tactics. In this show, we dig a little deeper in ozone and how it’s should be used, an ever changing outdoor industry environment and what that means to the Enforcer, more of Tim’s tips and tricks for hunting whitetail, his hunt one big buck mentally, how he prepares for a hunting trip, and the story of how Tim guided legendary Dodger’s hitter Kirk Gibson, on a whitetail hunt for a buck called Fraser.
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DEER NEWS:
- Deer Hunting Season Begins in Montgomery Park Maryland
- Montana Sportsman's Group Takes Offense to Arby's Promotion
- Men Plead Guilty on Deer Importation
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The Change from Scentlok to The Enforcer
- A Licensing Name, Winds of Change
- The Right Amount of Ozone
- Carbon Technology VS Ozone for Hunters
- The Tote, Living out of the Jeep
- The Smell of Cheese and Rancid Meat
- Nobody Ever Died from Ozone
- Deer are Familiar with Ozone
- It's A Confidence Thing
- Hunting One Buck, Hunt the Mature Buck
- The Bone of a Whitetail and Tag Soup
- Making Mistakes with Young Bucks
- A Spike and an Eight Pointer
- Getting Ready for a Missouri Hunt
- Hunting Nine to Dark During the Rut
- Scouting in the AM, Used to Farmers
- Hunting Transitions and Over Scrape Lines
- The Enforcer Zone, Treating for the Hunt
- Shooting the Bow, Aiming Low for Ducking Deer
- Pick a Spot, Follow Through
- Shoot Small Miss Small
- Using Google Earth, Knowing the Deer
- Learn Your Property, Spending a Night In the Stand
- A Memorable Deer Hunt, The Blind
- Guiding Kirk Gibson, The Ghost
- A Pounding Heart, Where Would You Hunt
- Fraser's Down, The Gangster
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Seems like one of the most controversial topics amongst hunters these days is high fence hunting. So, we decided to take another deeper look into the subject, only this time with Shawn Smith from Texas. Shawn, along with his father Rowan, runs a high fence-low fence ranch, a deer breeding and genetics facility, and a deer fence manufacturing company. There are many permits involved in running a high fence ranch, state granted benefits, state agency involvement, and there are quite a few things that we can learn from deer in a high fence/low fence managed hunting areas that we can take to the field on even public grounds.
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DEER NEWS:
- Indiana Bans Rifle Hunting on Public Lands
- CWD Summit Held in Michigan
- Arbys to Sell Venison for One Day
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Recovery from Hurricane Harvey
- The Game Lock Fence Company, Deer Lock
- TTT Permits, Buying South Texas Deer
- High Fence VS Low Fence Hunting
- A Meat Hunt, 1300 Acres, Placing High Fencing
- Reasons for Fences, Keep them from Getting Shot
- The Fence, Fixed Knot, The Give of Tension
- High Fence vs Low Fence, a definition
- The Look of a Texas Whitetail
- A Managed Land Deer Permit
- Food for Thought, With and Without a Fence
- Spotlight Counting, Working with State Biologist
- MLD Permits, 170" Native Deer
- The State Benefits of Fencing
- The Cost of 1300 Acres, $80-100k
- DMP Permit, Breeding and Releasing
- State Tags and Calculations, Ranch Tags
- Stress Level Reduction
- Lessons Learned for Anywhere, The Rut
- Fire Ants Will Kill a Fawn
- Breeders, Who Buys Deer?
- DNA Every Deer, It's Not Just the Buck
- You Can Ship Semen, Not Bucks
- The Hunting Rules, Not Exactly a Hunting Lease
- Google Earth, Eliminating the Unproductive Spot
- Hunting off the Ranch, The Nay Sayers
- Studies of CWD and EHD, Learning from Deer
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- White Stone Hunts
- Contact (830) 683-4158
- Web for Shawn: www.WhiteStoneTrophyHunts.com
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
If you’ve shopped for a tree stand between 1996 and now, you may have noticed a sticker on the box or on the tree stand with the three initials, TMA - the Treestand Manufacturer's Association. This sticker seems to be attached to everything we buy relative to climbing a tree these days, but what the heck does in mean? Climbing a tree prior to 1996 really was all that saf and certainly there was no accountability regarding tree stand industry standards. In a room, in a voluntary meeting at a trade show in Atlanta, Georgia in 1995, a group of treestand manufacturers gathered to build a new set of standards specific to a niche group of products that only a niche group of people understand, called treestands. It wasn’t as smooth as you might think, but it certainly changed the industry forever, made it safer, and ultimately more enjoyable and effective for the hunter. That TMA sticker, it means a heck of a lot more than meets the eye.
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DEER NEWS:
- Deer From Montcalm Michigan Show CWD
- Terrified Deer Takes Refuge in Dress Shop
- Rabid Deer Attacks Man
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The Executive Director of the TMA and 1995
- Misunderstanding in the Manufacturing
- Setting Standards, No Assistance to None Members
- Consumer Product Safety Commission, TMA Recommenations
- Fall Arrest Systems, Full Body Harnesses
- ASTM, Peer Review, TMS Standards
- Treestand Standards 12
- 2124 Test Load Capacity
- Static Stability and Adherence
- Quality Assurance Programs
- OSHA Standards VS TMA
- Treestand Sub Committee
- The Circle, Long Time Standard
- Acronyms, $10,000 3rd Party Audit
- Many Layers, Cease and Desist, Credibility
- A Fox Not Guarding the Hen House
- Holding Each Other Accountable
- Prior to 1996, Climbing was Scary
- Statistics, Reported, Investigated
- Standards that Get Set, Standards for Products
- Lifelines, Climbers, Belts
- Recalls, The CPSC
- Strong Built and Gander Mountain
- A Stamp, and MCR, Gorilla Treestands
- Accountability, Watch Dog Program
- Bungee Tether, New Products, Game Changers
- Lifeline Safety Ropes and Suspension Trauma, Safe Descent
- 480 Investigations, No Deaths with Full Body
- Self Rescue, Suspension Relief
- The Big 5- Read, Practice, Wear, Inspect, Never Hurry
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Blake Alma has written for numerous outdoor publications, written 4 books, and hosts his own outdoor radio show. All because someone handed him a fishing pole when he was 13 years old. He fell for the outdoor way of life. Here's the kicker. Blake is only 16 years old. In just 3 years Blake has accomplished more than many accomplish in a lifetime. Blake is driven, isn't consumed by video games, and has a direction that we rarely see in a 16 year old these days.
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DEER NEWS:
- Secretary Zinke Supports Sportsmans Part II
- Key Deer Got Help After Irma
- Huntress Commits Suicide After Bullying
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- Southwest Ohio, Cinci
- Mike Behrmann, Dan Coffman
- Tucker Buck, Tennessee
- 16 Years Old, Mature, Story Teller
- Imagination, Parents Not Sportsman
- Take a Kid Fishing, Bear Archery
- Youtube, The Art of the Outdoorsman
- Michael Waddell, Don't Waste An Opportunity
- Home School
- Anit Hunters and Vegans
- Learning to Write, The Drive, Fred Bear Said It Best
- I Don't Like Reading Harry Potter
- Half In, Half Out, City Living Sucks
- Finding Outdoor Friends, Video Games
- The Trapping, Billy Daw
- Looking Forward to Deer Season
- Backstrap, Food, Tenderloin
- There's No Graduation Day in the Outdoors
- A Memorable Deer Story
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Ben’s reputation in the whitetail world is no secret. With the many Boone and Crockett bucks to his credit, it's easy to see why hunters want to know more. Ben’s dad started trapping and hunting with Ben when he was just a toddler. He credits his woodsmanship, deer and habitat knowledge to his father and the older generations of people who spent time with him outdoors. Ben has been in the forest industry since the age of sixteen and started his own logging business at the age of twenty. Ben now works as a forester/timber buyer for a local sawmill and as an outfitter for Wicked Ridge Outfitters.
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DEER NEWS:
- Key Deer After Irma
- Smuggled Deer in Mississippi
- Ryan Zinke Secretary of the US Dept of the Interior, Expands Hunting Opportunities
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Knowing When to Hunt
- Moon Phase Strategy, Underfoot Overhead
- 29 and Up, Better at 30.1
- After the Cold Front
- Intellicast, and Game Cams
- Whitetail Edge
- Everyone is a Horn Hunter
- Rule #1- Hunt Where the Big Bucks Are
- Size is Relative to the Region of the US
- Back Yard Bucks VS Travel Bucks
- Each Buck Has a Weakness
- Daylight Pics Means Move in for the Kill
- The Zone and Dumb
- The Cloak of Darkness and the Sound of the Train
- Logging for a Living, a Local Sawmill
- Deer Habits, Being a Good Woodsman
- Finding the Pattern, Aerials to Foot Work
- Mentors VS Television, People of Intel and Scouting
- More Podcasts, More Articles, Drury 13
- Oct 23, Pre-Rut, That Week, The Prom
- 1st Time Hunt, 2nd Time Hunt
- Treestand Etiquette, Gear Check
- Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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When you get your own Wikipedia page, you know you've done something notable. Turns out Nick Hoffman has a page on the interweb based encyclopedia, and he should. Nick made a career playing fiddle next to the likes of Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Trace Adkins, Sara Evans, and Brooks & Dunn. But the fun doesn't stop there. Nick has a show on the Outdoor Channel called Nick's Wild Ride where he hunts different parts of the world, but explores and documents unique aspects of the local culture while on location. We suspected that Nick learned a thing or two while hunting different species so we asked him. He said the big this is to play the wind, sit down, and shut up (an old Fred Bear saying).
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DEER NEWS:
- Key Deer During Irma
- New Urgency for Hunters to Test CWD
- California's Deer Season Opens in Full
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Deer Are The Same for the Most Part
- A Pattern, A Routine
- From Minnesota, Federal Premium Ammunition, Twin Cities
- A Wildlife Hot Bed to Hunt
- Field and Stream Magazine and Dreaming
- A Kentucky Long Rifle and the Ball and Patch
- Music Career, Fiddle Players and Kenny Chesney
- The Hampster Tubes and Scandanavia
- Running Away from Home, Heading to Nashville
- A Conversation with Bruce Springsteen - Be Yourself
- A Group Called The Farm, Taking a Chance
- Working Hard, Making Dreams Real
- An Instant Gratification Society, You Have to Put In the Time
- The Origins of Nick's Wild Ride
- A Local Beer and a Local Burger
- The People and Culture are Part of the Hunt
- Hunt First, then What Makes This Place Tick
- Hardcore yet Interesting
- The Trajectory of My Life As A Hunter
- Discovering Bow Hunting
- Surgical Precision Hunting with a Gun
- Bow Hunting England, It's Illegal
- A Scent Control Freak, But Guides Smell Like High Karate
- Play the Wind, The World Does
- You Can Fool a Whitetail, Ninja in the Stand
- A Memorable Deer Hunt, Sit Down, Shut Up.
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Every hunter dreams of shooting a trophy buck—of looking down on a cool, crisp morning and seeing a massive set of antlers walking below his or her tree. Master Bowhunter Bill Vale’s landmark book brings into perspective the order of survival. Bill enjoys hunting in areas where the deer are under extreme hunting pressure, like Bill’s hunting area of Calhoun County, Michigan, where there are some of the highest numbers of hunters per square mile than any other place in the country. Bill studies how the solar/lunar forces (perigee and apogee), and the light the moon reflects and governs the movement and instincts of big bucks, and the timing of the rut from year to year. Bill shares with us his aggressive secrets, tactics, and field-tested strategies that have been proven successful after 35+ years of hunting for pressured big bucks.
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DEER NEWS:
- Hunters Government at Odds Over Deer Urine
- Hurricane Harvey Displaces Animals in Texas
- Public Meeting Set for Bovine Deer TB
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Battle Creek, Pounding the Michigan Turf
- It's Not The Deer I Shot, It's Where
- High Pressure Buck Hunting
- Using Pressure to Your Advantage
- The Rhythm of the Woods
- The Very First Time On Stand Magic
- Following Big Bucks Backwards
- Sober for 16 Years
- Hunt Half as Much, Score Twice as Often
- Pass In on Pay It Forward, The 12 Masters
- Color Blind, Tidal Times, The New Moon
- Apogee and Perigee of the Moon
- Preparing a Stand During a Rain Shower
- The J Hook Philosophy, Scent Streams
- Hunting the High Stand
- Visualization of Aerials
- After the Shot, the Path of Least Resistance
- Step for Step, Trailing a Buck in Snow
- Scent Control and Lavalin
- Helium Sticks and Ambushing AM Bucks
- Analyzing Property and Find the Ambush Site
- Memorable Deer Story and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
"...for Billy Joe Lunch Bucket, the working man like me an you"- That's the phrase that embodies the cast of the podcast, Working Class Bowhunter. One day Curt Geier turned in his BMX bicycle for a compound bow and the rest is now actively in the podcast history books. Curt heads up the podcast and has created a remarkable brand and cast. Their show is described as unscripted, fun, and casual, and all about the blue collar bow hunter. We've been a fan since day one, and we finally put this interview together with Curt. It's been a long time coming.
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DEER NEWS:
- Connecticut Man Dies of Tick Born Illness
- Repeat Offender Found Guilty of Poaching
- New Research Sheds Light on Lunar Influences
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- What's a Main Stream Hunting Podcast
- Steve Rinella, Wired to Hunt, 9 Finger Chronicles
- The Apple Outdoor Categories Lacking Hunting Podcasts
- A Niche, A Hiking Podcast
- The Spokesperson of Hunting
- A Funny Laid Back Goof-ball, A Focused Hunter
- The Joe Rogan Experience, Thrasher Skate Boards
- Big Brother Magazine, Too Many Hunting Podcasts
- Audio Quality and Consistency
- Your Can't Duplicate Personalities, An Uncomfortable Pause
- Putting Away the BMX for a Bow
- Obsessed with Accuracy, Don't Call Me, It's November
- Glasses and the Bow Shot, A New Bow, New Glasses
- The Fundamentals of the Shot, A Mental Game
- Confidence in the Shot, Muzzy Trocar
- Are You Working Class John Deere
- Are You Comedians, The Best Show
- Deep Whitetail Knowledge
- People Love Jared Scheffler, Underground Punk Band
- Bill Busbice, Cameron Coble, Average Blue Collar
- The Entertaining, No Rigid Agenda, Freeform
- Ads, Deer Hunting, Keep It Simple, Keep It Cheap
- A Stand for Every Situation, Dan Infalt, Sam Ubl
- Hang On Only, No Ladder Stands
- Snow Hunting, Pumped Up from Podcasting
- Pop In Pop Out, Climbing Treestands
- Scent Control, Misnamed and LIVE BBR
- Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire
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Art Helin spends a lot of time in the deer woods. He is a student. Art says that it's not unusual for him to spend 150 days a year in the field - guiding, scouting, hunting, but most of all learning. You'll often find Art delivering seminars for many different aspects of deer hunting, where he shares stories that he draws from his own experiences, both successes and failures. Art uses lots of today's technology including online topographical and aerial maps and game cameras. He loves a good food plot, timberland management, pond projects, and smart foresters. In turn, Art conducts his own deer habitat consultations and will share his knowledge with any hunter that will listen.
OUR SPONSORS: Advanced Treestands, Covert Scouting Cameras, Horny Buck Seed Company, Morse's Sporting Goods, Strut Zone NWTF
DEER NEWS:
- What You Should Know About EHD
- DNR Seeks Input on January Deer Hunt
- Moose Hunt in Two ND Refuges Are a First
- Tiffany Lakosky Opens Up about Battle with Cancer
Here's What We Discuss:
- Dodgeville Wisconsin, August is Nice
- The Countdown to Deer Season
- Land's End, Real Estate, the Outdoors
- Age 12, Hunter's Safety, The First Hunt
- Garage Sale, and the Browning Bantham
- University of Wisconsin Football
- Ralph Cianciarulo and Ralph and Vicki
- The First Gun- The Bolt .22
- A Gun for a Car
- Habitat Consultation
- Food, Water, and Sanctuary
- Foresters Against Hinge Cutting, Stump Cut
- Bacteria in Shallow Water Pools, Pod Liners
- 3.5 Foot Deep Ponds, Turn Over
- A 365 Day Food Source,
- Differences Between Old Deer & Young
- Stay Out of the Sanctuary After July
- The Canopy and Tree Layout
- Girdling Elm Trees, Loggers vs Foresters
- Deer Vocalizations, Seminars
- How Do You Hunt the Whitetail
- The Coyote Call, Ingress and Egress
- Social Grunts and Light Sparing Calls Early
- Estrus Bleats and Snort Wheeze with a Visual
- The Jealousy Button - Mid Season
- Late Season Social Decoys
- Scent Control, 2-3 Weeks to Remove Scent
- Flashes on Cameras and Deer Reactions
- Reducing Scent on Game Cams
- Carbon Arrows and Cold Weather
- Clothing and Realtree
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Mia Anstine recently found herself on the cover of Field and Stream and rightfully so, Mia is an outdoor writer, podcaster, and hunting guide in Colorado. You'll hear Mia's positivity as we discuss the numerous species and hunting opportunities that Colorado has to offer. Mia loves getting in shape both mentally and physically in preparation for her guided horseback mule deer hunts and explains why waiting patiently for the right shot will pay huge dividends. She loves the variety of game found in her home state and enjoys intense temperature and weather swings that often appears during hunting season. Mia shares with us how to prepare for all the fun that comes with hunting the big country.
OUR SPONSORS: Advanced Treestands, Covert Scouting Cameras, Horny Buck Seed Company, Morse's Sporting Goods, Strut Zone NWTF
DEER NEWS:
- NSSF Praises NC on Sunday Hunting
- Wild Game Processor Now Need Free Permit
- Arizona Man PIcks Up Fawn, Goes to Bar
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Durango Colorado and a View of New Mexico
- The Climate Zones and Elevation
- Getting in Shape, Training, Health and Fitness
- Living in the City, Moving to the Country
- Boy Crazy, Buying Every License Available
- Guiding for Turkey and Mule Deer
- The Whites of His Eyes
- Antelope, Elk, Bear, and CWD
- The Cover of Field and Stream
- Outdoor Writer, Nut Bucks, Daughter's Help
- Starting on a Mule Deer Hunt, How To Begin
- A Guide VS DIY Muleys
- Multiple Hooves, and Tracking
- Getting in Shape for Horse Back Riding
- A Layering System, Bicycle Shorts
- 19 Degrees in the AM to 90 Degrees in the Afternoon
- I Love the Dark
- An Hour to Stalk 100 Yards
- Wait Til They Stand UP
- Thermals and Wind Direction and Smokin Clothes
- Playing Distance Hunting with a Rifle, Resight on Arrival
- Podcasting and Blogging and Outdoor Writers
- A Variety of Game and Deer
- A Positive Attitude, Coyote Hunting
- Hunting Everyday, More Guns Than Shoes
- What's MAC?
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Which came first, the Rooster or the Hatch? Turns out they were created around the same time. Chris and Casey Keefer, the hosts of Dropped, an Outdoor Channel show reminiscent of what might happen if you crossed the Amazing Race and deer hunting into one survivalist package, are behind all of these - Rusted Rooster, a production company, Hatch a marketing company, and Dropped, a creative outdoor hunting television show. With the help of Jason Brown, Chris and Casey have created what is arguably one of the best concepts on hunting television. We discuss with Chris and Casey how they developed the concept for the show, how the highs and lows of hunting is a microcosm of real life, Chris's deathly car crash experience, and wait until you hear what Casey has for breakfast in the 10 Rapid Fire Questions at the end of the show.
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DEER NEWS:
- 10 National Wildlife Refuges to Increase Hunting
- White Deer Tours - Seneca Army Depot
- CWD Still a Threat in New York
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- Hard to Nail Down, Middle of Nowhere
- Michigan, and Western Pennsylvania
- Watching the Beagle Run the Bunnies, Oil City
- A First Gun, We Are Lucky
- A Moment in Life - Clinically Dead
- Ottawa Senators vs the Pittsburgh Penguins
- Highs and Lows - Life and Hunting
- Hockey and Graphics Arts, Psychology
- Rusted Roosted, Dropped, Hatch Marketing
- Jason Brown, and a Bottle of Whiskey
- Dropped with Nothing
- Carbonated Adult Beverages
- Amazing Race Meets the Outdoors
- Bush Savvy, Clothes on Our Back
- Cinematography, Hunting Patience, Get in Deep Immediately
- Looking for One Specific Buck, Intel, Staying Back on the Fringes
- The Majestic Lion Buck and Stinking Pretty Goods After 30 Days
- Smoking Your Clothes, Wind, ScentLok
- Ozone and the Megatron Buck
- Gear Check, Terrain, and Clothing
- Bows and Guns, Winchester Life, Nikki Boxler
- Wearing a Hunting Suit to Death
- Memorable Deer Hunt, and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans lies the town of Hammond, Louisiana. And tucked within the swamps of Hammond you will find Bruce Mitchell and his humble homestead. Bruce, one of the cast of Swamp People, entertains millions of viewers each year as he shares his nightly dinner preparation and adventures from is outdoor kitchen while sporting overalls and a stars and stripes bandana. Bruce is known as a gator man, but he's hunted everything that roams the swamps of Louisiana, including what Bruce calls "slick swamp bucks". Bruce lives a simple life. His favorite saying is "everybody has got to die, but not everybody gonna live". Bruce lives to live. And he shares his life frequently with the world of social media, despite his incompatibility with computers. Bruce shares with us his life in the bayou, how he scouts deer by boat, how he fills his 4 freezers with game meat, how he prefers scouting by spending time in the stand over cameras, and how winter alligators can be mistaken for floating potatoes.
OUR SPONSORS: Advanced Treestands, Covert Scouting Cameras, Horny Buck Seed Company, Morse's Sporting Goods
DEER NEWS:
- Meramec State Park Employee Dies after Mysterious Tick Illness
- Court Rules Great Lakes Wolves Still Deserve Protection Under the Endangered Species Act
- 10 Whitetail Deer Facts Most Hunters Don't Know
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSSED:
- Just Got Through Eatin', A Facebook Live Kind of Guy
- I don't Know What a Vlogger Is
- A Life without Computers, 1.9 Million Watchers
- Hammond, Louisiana - Hanging Hair
- A Favorite Kind of Hunting, Learning to Hunt with a Stick
- I'm a Meat Hunter, Foraging Off the Land, Grandpa Kept Turtles
- Storing Potatoes, Woods, We Never Stopped
- No Air Conditioning or Heat until Married
- Catfish in the Hot Tub, Jellies, Jams, Non-Stop Hunters
- Baton Rouge - The Big City
- Me and School Didn't Get Along
- I Brought My Gun to School and Pocket Knives, I Hunted on My Walk Home
- A Deer's Best Defense, Hunting to Eat
- The Swamp, Trapping, Fur Business
- Hip Boots and Tennis Shoes
- Willow Trees, Gum Trees, and Oyster Mushrooms
- Meat Hammers and White Gravy
- 4 Freezers Full of Meat, Tree Stands, 8-10 Sets, Slick Swamp Bucks
- Swamp Deer Won't Eat Corn, Patience
- Time Scouting, vs Cameras, Water Walker Bucks, 30 Yard Shots
- The Thick Stuff, The Go-Devil and P-Row Scouting Boats
- Run Cuts, Push Poles, Chain Saws
- Bumping Gators and Winter Time
- Potato Looking Alligators
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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You most probably have seen the video. You know, the one with the bluetooth trackable nock? The invention featured in this video leaves you saying "Why didn't I think of that"? Brandon Bates, the arena voice of the Professional Bull Riders and host of RMEF Team Elk on the Outdoor Channel, is also co-owner of Breadcrumb, the company behind the bluetooth trackable nock technology. It takes more than a good idea to bring a product to market. It takes money, patience, time and a good plan. Brandon, who says he prefers to stay out of the spotlight, is a television show host, PBR arena announcer, has spent many hours hunting the west with the likes of Cam Hanes, but is also an adventurous entrepreneur, hardcore hunter and die-hard conservationist. Brandon shares his story.
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DEER NEWS:
- Tagged Suspicious Deer Found in Elk County
- New Law Allows Urban Deer Taking Donations to Food Banks
- Fawn Collar is Part of a 5 Year Old Study
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSSED:
- Technology and the Hunting World
- The Professional Bull Riders
- A Knack for Being an Announcer
- Growing Up in Louisiana, Transfer to Oklahoma
- Deer, Duck, and Turkey Hunting
- A Family to Help with a Deer Hunt
- A Dirt Poor Farmer and Huge Tracks of Land
- Starving in OK in the 30s, 40s, 50s
- The North American Model of Conservation
- The Word But, Conservation in Brazil
- Team Elk, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Cam Hanes
- One Elk a Year to Fill the Freezer
- When the Arrow Flys, It's a Big Ass Deal
- Throw the Bullet, Watch it Die
- Changing a Way of Thinking about Trophy Hunting
- It's About the Freezer Now
- Go on One Elk Hunt, Over the Counter Elk Tags
- Minimal In and Out, Use the Wind
- When you Have a Bad Wind, Watch Football
- John Eberhart's Book - Bow Hunting Pressured Whitetail Bucks
- Read That Book!
- Tree Sling and 2.5 Hours Before Daylight
- A Way to Find Lost Arrows
- Bluetooth Technology, Bluetooth Trackable Nock
- Not an Animal Tracker, but a Piece of the Puzzle
- 9 Million Archers in America
- Not a Traditional Kick Starter Program, I Love to Hunt
- Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
John Eberhart, a Michigan resident, has been hunting the Michigan deer woods for 53 years. He has 30 bucks in the Michigan record books that John says were taken from 19 different properties in 10 different counties. John prefers the public land hunts and the door knocking method to hunt on new pieces of land that are privately owned. He's been on 21 out of state hunts and has take 19 Pope and Young bucks on 13 different properties in 5 different states. As you can see, John gets around. How does he do it so effectively? Well, first, John is a skilled woodsman, but beyond that, John says his key to success is his saddle hunting apparatus, once known as the tree sling. By popular demand, we listened to our listeners, and we are dedicating this episode to tree harness saddle hunting and John is the perfect hunter to explain this technique. Notepad required.
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DEER NEWS:
- Breadcrumb Technology Produces First Trackable Knock
- Smallest Deer Ever Under Care
- Union Files Grievance on Grass Mowing Goats
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Hunting Out of Trees, Being Self Taught
- The Ben Pearson Recurve
- Learning How to Hunt the Wind
- Not Hunting the Wind
- Saddle Hunting the Tree Sling
- Climbers were Death Traps
- 3 year Learning to Hunt with the Sling
- 360 Degree Hunting, Hunting High
- Hunting Pressured Bucks, Mobility
- Prepping the Tree, Hunting the Crop
- If I Can Climb It, I Can Hunt It
- Steps and Spikes, Hang-Ons are More Comfortable
- 40 Trees, One Sling, 3000 Lbs Test
- I Don't Think about Falling
- Prepping Post Season and Freelancing
- Speed Tour of Mast Crops Prior to the Season
- The Problem with Liability Insurance
- No Metal on Metal
- The Learning Curve, I Work Out Everyday
- Being Physical, Mobile, Flexible, and In-Shape
- www.SaddleHunter.com
- Scent Control and Activated Carbon from ScentLok
- Memorable Deer Story and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
The deer drag of a tracker can last for hours. Trackers venture deep into the big woods, on the trail of a mature buck, wherever the track may roam. By necessity, trackers become some of the most skilled navigational woodsmen on the planet. The ones that don't become skilled with a compass and TOPO map, never came home. Joe DiNitto is a deer tracker and hunts the Adirondacks of New York. He has been tracking big bucks on snow for 30 years now, and he doesn't appear to be slowing down any time soon. Joe is patient and waits for those snow days before stepping into the woods. This style of hunting doesn't require scouting, scent control, playing the wind, tree stands, or moon phases, but it does require snow, a compass, a flashlight, and preferably a GPS. Joe says the first step to shooting a big mature buck using this method is finding the "Holy ______" buck track. From there, it is a game of pursuit and persistence and a pure disbelief in the word "can't". Joe shares numerous stories in this interview and details what is important and what is not.
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DEER NEWS:
- Mineral Blocks Now Banned in Ozark County
- Sneaky Deer Mom's Use of Species as Baby Sitters
- Michigan Want Hunters to Shoot More Deer
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A Lure for the Adirondack Mountains
- Hunting Bucks vs Killing Bucks
- Losing and Hour Talking Deer Hunting
- A Dairy Farm in New York
- Never Believe in the Word Can't
- A 4 Hour Deer Drag, A Beer, and a Pizza
- Enjoyable Consistent Determination
- A Map, a Compass, a Flashlight, and a GPS
- The Wind, and Scent for a Tracker
- 3 Seasons in a Tracker's Life
- Never Pass Up a Snow Day
- Favorite Snow VS Least Favorite
- Put Yourself in Position to Get Lucky
- 3-5 Days a Year is All You Need
- The Holy ______ Buck Track Factor 110%
- The Mature Buck is an Easier Buck to Track
- How to Find the Mature Buck Track
- Hardwood Ridges, and Covering Ground
- 90% on Foot, No Snow, No Hunt
- A Buck is Like a Man Coming Home from Work
- A Pattern of Left and Right VS Straight
- When Is When? Pace Changes
- I Hope I Didn't Blow It
- One Stepping and the 4 Minute Pause
- Standing Still, Waiting for Them to Make a Mistake
- Nothing is 100%, but it is 90%
- Finding Better Snow
- Gear Check, Lacrosse Air Tracks
- Memorable Deer Story, 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
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If you wanted to test out a new kind of face paint that doesn't crack under pressure, meaning is doesn't run or disappear when faced with a severe perspiration situation, where would you go to test it? For Brian Hardy, Florida was the ideal testing ground because first, it is the perfect environment to sweat, but more importantly, he lives there. During an scorching mid-west hunt, Brian became fed up with traditional petroleum based, hard to clean up face paint, so he set out with his wife to create a healthy, easy clean up, no-run solution to these face paint problems. And, living in Florida, he conducted test trials right in his own back yard. Now, after years of trial and error, you will soon see Hardy Face Paint in some of the largest outdoor sporting good shops on the planet. While we had Brian's attention, we decided to grill Brian on how to hunt deer in Florida. We had no idea that you could have a rain out in deer hunting, but at least now, even if you tried to hunt in the Florida washouts, thanks to Brian, your face paint won't run anymore.
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DEER NEWS:
- ScentLok Technologies Purchases Robinson Outdoor Products
- Ray Petering Ousted from Ohio Division of Wildlife
- Outdoor Channel Star Sentenced for Poaching
- 4 Great Tips to Protect Summer Seedlings
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Juniper Florida, It's Busy
- Exploring Florida Hunting, Florida Registry
- The QDM, One Buck a Day, Something is Good
- The Ways of the Swamp, Hunting via Canoe
- Getting Away from the Crowd
- A Remington 870 Pump, My First Gun
- Hardy Face Paint, I Married a Smart Girl, Walmart
- Change the Game on Makeup
- Absorption Rate and Petroleum
- Smudge Proof, Comes Off Easy
- Trial and Error, Traditional Facepaint Is Tough to Get Off
- How to Use Facepaint
- I Don't Like Face Masks, Giving Back
- Pink Face Paint, Hunting In Florida
- 90 Degrees, South, Flat, Below Sea Level
- Forget Scent Control, Sweat
- Scouting Florida, Pine Trees Mean High Ground
- Treestands, Lock It Up, Play the Wind
- Washouts, and One Good Day
- Seasons, The Temps, Don't Change Much
- Mosquitoes, Hydration
- Successful Hunters Don't Hunt Florida
- A Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
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Adam Hays III says that to kill a 200" buck, you must surgically remove them from the face of the earth. This means planning, lots of planning. The first step is to actually hunt where a big deer lives. It's a simple strategy, but an essential one. Step two through the kill shot is a bit more complex. Using the Red Moon phases of a product he created called the Moon Guide, Adam uses the high likelihood daylight deer movement days to plan his hunt in conjunction with a mental thesis of the buck he pursues. Does Adam hunt the days when the Red Moon isn't present? You bet. He says they are perhaps more important than the days of the kill hunt - these are what he refers to as observation hunts. Adam is also a fan of hunting the wind to the bucks advantage, hunting outside in, and learning which tree will become the kill tree. Adam explains all these strategies in more detail during the interview. Notebook required.
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DEER NEWS:
- New York Police Citation for Allowing Deer to Live in Home
- Michigan DNR Confirms Cougar Sightings
- Concerns about Human Susceptibility to CWD
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The Next World Record Buck, Ohio?
- There Weren't as Many Deer Growing Up
- An Hour and a Half One Way to Hunt, Giant Deer in the Back Yard
- The Suburban Area of Columbus OH and Bowhunting
- My First Bow, If If Wasn't For My Dad
- Bear Razor Broadheads and Buck Knives
- The Moon Guide and Videos, Hunting for a Living
- TV was the Place to Be, Now Digital
- The Development of the Moon Guide
- A Book Called Moon Struck
- The Red Moon, Overhead, Underfoot
- Activity, Hunt Where the Big Bucks Live, Daytime Movement
- Fishing for Tarpon, Like Whitetail
- Concentrating on Key Movement Periods
- 48 Nights in a Row, Red Moon Daylight
- Scouting on the Red Moon, Before Moon Struck
- Hunting a Specific Buck, Instead of Deer Hunting
- Hunting Where the Big Deer Live
- The 200" Club, It Was Rare
- I Wanted to the Guy with 3
- Boone and Crockett VS the 200" Mentality
- Stay Out Until the Wind and Moon is Favorable
- The Toughest Part is NOT Hunting
- Surgically Removing the Buck from the Face of the Earth
- Giving them Sanctuary from Hunting Pressure
- Using Trail Cams now over Scouting
- Giving Bucks the Wind
- Find a Weak Spot in the Trail
- Observation Hunting, Hunting Outside In
- The Killing Tree
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Fred Bird is full speed ahead. A turkey hunter at heart, Fred found his dream job with the National Wild Turkey Federation as a Regional Director where his primary focus is raising money for the preservation and conservation of the wild turkey. A huge and positive side effect of using dollars to create better habitat for turkey is the creation of habitat for all species. Fred understands this and easily discusses his passion for the preservation of the hunting heritage. Fred may spend lots of time in banquet halls raising money, but make no mistake, Fred's field skills are top notch. And as you might imagine, Fred is one heck of a good turkey hunter. Turns out he's a pretty good deer hunter too (although he won't admit it). We enjoyed Fred's passion and commitment to the outdoors so much that we launched another podcast with him called The Strut Zone NWTF All Access, which is now the Official Podcast of the National Wild Turkey Federation. Fred isn't just a desk and phone kind of guy. As he says, he likes to kill stuff and eat it.
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DEER NEWS:
- Pennsylvania's State Forest Enrolled in DMAP
- Volunteer Sharp Shooters Needed
- Iowa Supreme Court Rules Against Quarantine of CWD Deer
- Newtown, CT Man Arrested on Dead Deer Charge
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSSED:
- Full Speed Ahead NWTF, Turkey Centric BBR
- Addicting as Hell , Checkmate
- 2 Scents, Bug Repelent and Deer Pee
- I Found My Calling, As a Volunteer NWTF
- Working for the NWTF, Years of Free Labor
- Nick Pinizzutto - Coffee and Donuts
- Mankini, Find Your Razor
- Voices Being Heard, Hand of Hunting and Fishing
- Bear Vapor 300, Red Yellow, Green
- Trapping, Turkey Hunting
- Daisy One Pump, Middleton Massachusetts
- I Thought We Were Dirt Poor
- Boyscouts and Macaroni
- Learning from YouTube
- I Liked Kill Stuff and Eat It
- I Thought I was a Banquet
- Conservation and Preservation, and Renewable Resources
- Save the Habitat, Save the Hunt
- Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke
- Where Does My Money Go?
- Saturation? A Testament to the Effort?
- Food, Water, Shelter, Space
- Ray Fetto, A Turkey Hunting Mentor
- Colonial Land Use Laws
- I'm a Deer Hunter, 1.1 Billion Dollars
- Deer Hunting Techniques and Strategies
- Still Learning, Nose Jammer, Ladder Stands
- Deer Story, 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Roger Raglin is an outdoor television pioneer and he has been entertaining us with his deer hunting videos for over 30 years. We don't see him slowing down any time soon as he continues to create and edit his own work. Sure, maybe his perspectives on hunting and society have changed, but his drive is still alive. Many people would not typically associate hunting with higher education (at least the liberals don't), but as we've learned there's more way more to Roger than hunting videos and television. Roger is an accomplished pianist and musician and is well known for his gospel collections in Oklahoma and often played along side Pentecostal preacher turned comedian, Sam Kinison. Roger also spent many years as an academic where he pursued a PhD at Duke University and has many degrees to his name. Despite Roger's passion for learning, his real love is with hunting and the outdoors. Roger was inducted into the 2011 class of the National Outdoor Hall of Fame and he is one fantastic story teller.
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DEER NEWS:
- Powassan Virus Potentially Fatal Tick Born Disease
- Elderly Couple Loses Hunting Privileges for Killing in Trophy Area
- Growing Weeds for Forage and Fawns
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Wagoner, Oklahoma, 45 Miles West of Muskogee
- An Only Child on the Edge of City Limits
- A BB Gun and Monumental Hunting Moments
- The National Outdoor Hall of Fame
- Let's Go Hunting Dad and a Yellow Pickup Truck
- Entertaining the Fans of the Outdoors
- Hunting and Fishing Kept Me Out of Trouble
- College Degrees, and PhDs, Vanderbilt U, Baylor, and Duke
- I Play Music Everyday, Bored with Reading Music
- Gospel Music in Oklahoma
- My Own Rendition, A Little Off the Wall
- The Pianist for Sam Kinison
- 1985 and the Grand Slam of Deer
- A Hunting Video and a Tape Distributor
- I Need to Learn to Edit on My Own for Profit
- Pretty Rough Around the Edges
- Video VS Television
- Deer Hunting at 14, Hunting in College
- Dillard's Department Store and a New Bow
- Hunting Public Lands, Paying My Dues
- Davy Crockett National Forest
- Hunting the Fence Line
- 8000 Acres in Minnesota, and a Hunting Club
- Using Common Sense, Deer React to Pressure
- Deer Can't Tell the Difference Between Public Land and Private Land
- A Rocket Scientist from NASA Named Sam
- 2000 Acres and 5 Bucks
- Television Shows are Skewed
- You Gotta Have the Mindset Keep Going
- We Keep Trying to Please the Non-Hunter
- Were Only 10% of the Population, Friends with Borderline Anti-Hunters
- Sitting Still is the Best Camouflage
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Kalobe Miller is an accomplished deer hunter out of Pennsylvania, and without a hunting mentor to turn to, he learned to deer hunt through trial and error. One such lesson: Kalobe says that that the hunting pressure in his area is so high that learning to pattern the hunter is just as important as learning the pattern the deer. His goal is to shoot and kill one good mature buck each season. And to do this, Kalobe likes a good clean hunt. A clean hunt to Kalobe is when everything is in sync- the wind, the timing, the gear placement, your walk to the stand, right down to the noises you made getting in and out. Using game cameras, he starts his observations in May and as he says, he likes to stick with 'em. What this means is that Kalobe likes to find out how they go from food source to food source, sometimes up to 8 miles of observation. Kalobe says the answers are there if you do your homework and he prefers a healthy dose of black face paint.
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DEER NEWS:
- Gander Mountain Files for Bankruptcy
- CEO Offers $25,000 for Gander Outdoors Logo
- Grain Sorgum for Deer
- Deer Whisperer Cop Rescues Fawn from Sewer
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- Facepaint - Can or Can't You're Right
- Titusville Pennsylvania and Big Woods
- Learn the Terrain, No Mentor, Just Deer Camp
- Deer Hunting Isn't 5 Days a Year
- A .22 Long Rifle, Old Timer Deer Stories
- Trial and Error, Early Mistakes
- Jumping Out of a Tree Stand
- Fumbling Around with the Little Things - Getting in Sync
- Philosophy of Hunting, Shoot a Mature Buck
- What's A Mature Buck? What's the Pressure?
- Plans to Hunt Around Pressure
- Figuring Out People, and Deer Bedding
- On Their Feet, During the Day
- Putting Your Time In, Effort Matters
- Hunting is About Fun, The Next Move
- Proving Your Suspicion Trail Cam Usage
- Start Observing in May, Stay with 'Em
- They Follow Their Stomachs
- 7-8 Miles, You Gotta Do Your Homework
- When Velvet is Off, More Than Casual Observation
- Your Answers are There
- I Don't Like Cover Scents
- A Complete Set Up, You Can Walk Right By
- Constant Evaluation, Clean, Quick, Better
- I Have to Do X, Y, Z, and Recent Info for Game On
- Mistake Free Hunting, Wait for Their Mistake
- Don't Care Them with a Snow Shovel
- I Don't Sit in the Stand, Looking for the Right Tree
- The Cut Buck, Memorable Deer Story, 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Can hunting survive without conservation? Can conservation survive without hunting? History tells us that they need each other to survive. Hunting without rules will surely devastate a species. Conservation regulation without hunting has shown that hunting dollars matter greatly, and without the economic backing, poachers have a field day. This is perhaps no better represented as in the case of the white rhino where the horn of the rhino brings big bucks in the far east to supply a culture's demand based on ancient medicinal beliefs. Cole Reid, from the Stewards of Wildlife, is all to familiar with these concepts as he is attempting to herd 2500 rhinos on his ranch in Texas. This herd will perhaps one day supply the world with what could be the only white rhino started-culture on earth. Cole is a long time deer hunter and now world conservationist. Stay tuned as we explore a global view of conservation and hunting in this episode. Oh, and we talk a lot about deer hunting too.
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DEER NEWS:
- Coyote Challenge Offers Prizeds for Kills in Georgia
- City to Keep Using Bowhunters to Thin the Herd in Cincinati
- As Python Population in Florida Increase, So Do Numbers of Snake Hunters
Here's What We Discuss:
- Drawn to Texas, More on the Conservation Side
- The Insignificant Older Animals
- Still Support Hunting Can't Have One without the Other
- Conservation and Hunting Go Together
- a .22 Ruger Pistole
- The Stewards of Wildlife
- In Situ and Ex Situ Conservation
- The White Rhino and Far East Medicine
- The Monitory Reward of the Rhino Horn
- A Herd of Rhinos in Texas 2500 Strong
- When the Population Gets Too Low
- What's the Right Number?
- The Scimatar Horned Oryx Example - A Starter Culture
- The French Grape
- A Safety Net, The United States
- No Hoof Stock, the Cattle Lobby
- The Deer Herd and CWD and Conservation
- The Exotic Wildlife Organization
- CWD Regulations and Deer Kill VS Benefits
- CWD and the Exotics, The Cervids
- The Bengal Tiger
- Questioning the Numbers and the Studies
- Scientific vs Political, The Polar Bear Example
- I've Killed a Lot of Deer
- Breeder Permits, High Fence and Free Range
- 5x5 VS 10 Point and Browtines VS Eye Guards
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions and a Memorable Deer Story
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When you meet Heather Shepherd for the first time, you'll be hard pressed to know that you are face to face with a hardcore hunting machine. Her modesty, quiet demeanor, and lack of desire to be in the spotlight, will leave you guessing. Unless you do ask, you wouldn't know that Heather is in line to be the President of North Carolina's Dixie Deer Classic, or that she holds a North Carolina state record for black bear kill, or that she is a crack shot - frequently killing game at 500 yards or more, and that she recent killed an alligator with her knife. What? Yes, true story. We caught up with Heather recently at SHOT Show, Las Vegas and we were psyched when she said yes to joining us on the podcast. Heather is the real deal.
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DEER NEWS:
- 5 Herbicides Every Deer Steward Should Know
- Driver Attempts CPR on Deer in Minnesota
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A North Carolina Girl, A Country Girl
- You Have a Winter Down There?
- The Classy Sassy, a Tom Boy
- The Dead Cemetery and the Hunt Club
- Daddy is My Right Hand Man
- My First Weapon - The 25.06
- Hunting is My Me Time
- Vacation or Hunting? A Silly Question
- The Dixie Deer Classic
- The White County Wildlife Club and Women President
- First Event of Its Kind in History
- The Money Show, A Public Show
- The Hunting Celebrities are Getting Pricey
- Too Much on My Plate, More Than I Can Chew
- Josh Carney and James Blakenbeckler
- A Hunt with a Knife an Alligator
- The Force of a 500lb Man
- A Record Bear Kill in North Carolina and a 45.70
- 678lbs and I'm Pregnant
- Long Range Hunting, 520 yards
- Heather's Gear Run Down
- A Flat Lander, A Area or a Good Area?
- Understanding Deer, Their Lifestyle
- The Season Ends, the Season Begins
- Prime Hunting Days and Scent
- It Couldn't Get Any Duckier
- Can't Take a Test without Preparation
- A Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
When James Blakenbeckler first picked up a .177 pellet gun as a kid, he probably didn't realize that it was the beginning of a career in the Marine Corps and eventually the hunting industry. But then again, maybe he did. Qualifying on the Marine Corps firing range was a piece of cake as James spent many an day shooting his gun growing up. James is a planner. So much so that he would calculate exactly how many days he could be absent in high school to pursuit more time in the treestand. Today, James is part owner of Open Season TV and we were lucky enough to have him as a guest on Episode 200 of the Big Buck Registry Deer Hunting Podcast. We cover everything from buck body language, to Game Cam placement, to calling deer like most turkey hunters call in turkeys. We also learn how James plays the wind, uses thermals to his advantage (something he learned in the Marine Corps), how deer act natural around platforms placed at least 6 feet off the ground and how to begin your deer season (right after the last one ends). Notebook required.
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DEER NEWS:
- Treestand Safety Awareness Foundation and Summit Treestands
- NDA Launches Coffee and Deer Show
- No More Medication for Key Deer for Screw Worm
- Deer Wrangled in Minnesota Walmart
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- High Winds, Small Town USA Indiana
- Socializing at the Local Archery Shop
- A Camaraderie, Friendship, Year Round
- The Marine Corps, Boot Camp, Bonds
- Rural Area, Keeping It a Secret
- Deer Hunting at Age 4, An Attendance Policy
- My First Weapon, Shooting for Fun
- A Best Friend Named Paddock
- Shooting a Bow Lefty and Righty
- Hunting and Filling a Void
- Open Season TV, The Beginning
- We Have a Blast, $3000 Camera Swim
- Deer Season Starts the Day Deer Season Ends
- Getting the Deer Healthy with Mineral
- Grid the Properties, March Deer Stand Locating
- What's Changed? I Find Where the Deer Live
- Triangulation of Trail Cameras
- Playing the Thermals, Day Walkers, and the Wind
- Seeing the Thermals with Dust
- High Pressure, Rising Thermals, Falling Thermals
- Elevated Ground Blinds, 8x8 Platforms, Playground Log Kits
- Above 6 Feet Deer Calm Down, Longer Windows for Bowhunters
- Leaning on the Game Camera, 12 Properties, 3000 Acres
- Calling for Deer, The 3 Fs of Deer Calling, The Call Sequence
- Decoying and Scent, The Drunk Buck Walk
- A Bow Hunter at Heart, Scent Control Fanatic
- Ozone, Never Wear Clothes More than Twice
- Dressed at the Truck, Despite the Temps
- Most Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Josh McDaniel is a stone cold deer hunting machine. But so is his wife, Krysten McDaniel. Pay no attention to Krysten's well groomed hair and manicured nails - it carries no merit. Over the years, together they have zoned in on hunting big mature whitetail in some of the best whitetail areas in the country, namely Kansas, Illinois, and Indiana. Josh taught Krysten everything he knows about deer hunting, and now, each are lethal. Josh says that studying the individual habits of each buck you hunt is crucial to success because bucks are as individual as people. They each have their own unique habits and it's your job as the student to identify when to move in for the kill. And, that these studies can sometimes take years, not months, to figure out.
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DEER NEWS:
- Threat of Moose Tick Looms
- Continued Reintroduction of Wolves in New Mexico
- Teen Who Jumped into Bass Pro Fish Tank May Face Charges
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Realtree Max Double Caffeinated Coffee
- Playing Hard to Get, Girly, and Guns
- Love at First Gobble, Pretty Girls, and Hunting
- The Hunting Cheerleader, I Can't Shoot Buck Fever
- The Landscape of Big Bucks - Kansas, Indiana, Illinois
- Old Mining Grounds and Edge Hunting, 80% Bow
- Leasing the Hunting Grounds with a Group
- Strategies for Filming Big Buck Hunts
- Dressed to Kill with Tammy Gregory
- Filming for Realtree and Carbon TV
- Over Saturation of Hunting Shows
- Web Based Shows and Having Fun
- A Bow Shop, Shooter's Archery
- Josh's Favorite State to Hunt
- Daytime Deer Movement is Key to Success
- Hunting the High Pressure Buck - Different Personalities
- Getting a Feel for Each Buck
- Thanksgiving Time Bucks, Tracking Wind Directions
- Logging Each Buck Pic and Noting Weather Patterns
- 3 Years of Learning and iPhone Notes
- Sheds, Pics, and Finding a Buck's Core Area
- The Female Mindset of Hunting
- Bath and Body Works Gingerbread Pumpkin
- Scent Free Regimen, A Month Before the Season
- Memorable Deer Hunts and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Rob Richardson lives a primitive life, commuting across a pond to get to and from his home and vehicle for work. His home is equipped with solar electricity and Rob's cell phone reception allows him to watch his favorite show The Rifleman. But television is the least of his concerns. Rob's true form of entertainment is found in the woods, hunting for sheds, or deer, or turkey or checking game cameras or talking to others about shed hunting, or helping others find a wounded deer, or playing fetch with his shed hunting dogs. And when he's not doing any of those things, you might find him with a brush and easel, painting an image of a buck that he has stuck in his head. Rob finds many a shed in his New Hampshire deer woods each season, which is unusual considering how few antlers there are to actually find in New Hampshire. Rob sticks out as one of those outdoorsmen that seems to be particularly gifted at his craft, so, we felt an interview was only appropriate.
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DEER NEWS:
- DDH Joins ROKU Lineup
- Coyote Hunting Comes Back to Wyoming
- Tea Make from Antlers May Cause Botulism
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Landlocked, Went to Pennsylvania Once
- Freedom, Common Land Laws
- They Called Me Bruce, Art Geek
- Painting Pictures in Your Head
- When'd You Grow the Beard?
- Not Shaving Until I Get a 200lb Buck
- 200 in OH vs 200 in NH
- Solar Power, Primitive Living, By Boat and Snowmobile
- Heat, Fire, Coffee and Homesteading
- Off the Grid, Pioneer Woman
- NH Shed Hunter's Club
- Shed Hunting in New Hampshire and the Southern Exposure
- Deer Are Stressed in March
- Topo Maps, Saddles, Food, Weather and Snowfall
- Homework, Time, Research, Years of Study
- Mast, Acorns, and Thermal Barriers
- Still Hunting for Sheds, Not Moving Too Fast
- 100,000 Deer in NH, What Are the Odds?
- Adding a Dog and Jeremy Moore's System
- Keeping Your Dog Under Control in the Woods
- You're Not on that Ridge, You're Here
- Working the Wind with a Dog
- Vermont Legs and Mount Kearsarge
- Blood Tracking Dogs
- The Correlation Between Shed Hunting and Buck Habits
- New Rules, Bed High, Eat Low
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions and a Deer Story
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
As a whitetail hunter, can you imagine growing up in Buffalo County, Wisconsin and having access to some of the most renowned whitetail in the country? Shanyn Hart didn't imagine this. She grew up learning how to hunt in Buffalo County. Despite the fun and the endless camaraderie that Shanyn enjoyed while engaging in endless deer drives with her father and friends, she eventually decided to pursue her whitetail passion in Iowa, where she says the attitude towards the herd is much different than the home she left. Iowa has given Shanyn a new view on deer management and she has developed some of her own strategies relative to numerous food plots to keep multiple big bucks on her property. She also has a method for treestand placement and getting in and out of the stand. And now, because of her social media presence, Shanyn is about to launch into the world of Outdoor Channel television with a show called Miss Wildgame. Stay tuned, Shanyn can hang with the best deer hunters in the country.
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DEER NEWS:
- You May Be Surprised to Know This - NSSF
- 2016 NH Wildlife Harvest Summary Now Available
- Florida Man Tries to Kiss Cottonmouth Snake
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Buffalo County Wisconsin, Deer Driver
- A Shotgun Hunter For Many Years, Filling the Freezer
- Dots of Orange, The Orange Army
- The Camaraderie, The Local Prague Frog
- Bucknuckles, A Destination for Celebration
- Polyester Hunting Clothes, a Group Hunting Effort
- Iowa, The Management of the Herd
- More Control, More Space, Not Fighting the Neighbors
- Refuge, Thick and Nasty, Watch and Observe
- Giving the Deer a Safe Haven and the Buffet
- Food Plots and Fire Breaks, Conservation Reserve Program
- Creating a Hallway into the Stand
- 5 Acre Strip Plots, Corn, Soy, Alfalfa, and Clover
- One Food Plot is Detrimental to other Mature Bucks
- Smaller Plots Equals More Big Bucks on Your Property
- Dan Perez, Lakosky, Kip Adams
- 100 Acres for All the Deer, Topography
- Stand Placement Considerations
- Pinch Points and Natural Patterns
- Surrounded by 30 Deer - Nose Jammer
- Staying Warm While Hunting 23 Days Straight
- Posers or Real Hunters
- Willy Robertson Loses His Wallet and Begs for Gasoline
- Look Here Guy - Matt Busbice
- A Deer Story and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
When faced with copious amounts of free range organic meat, aka venison, what else should one do but cook it. That's exactly what started a new way of life for Stacy Lyn Harris who now lives a life that is, for all intents and purposes, a homesteading lifestyle. But there's a twist. Stacy Lyn, who engages fully in preparing wild game, growing her own produce from heirloom, non-GMO seeds, and harvesting honey from her own hives, prefers to add vibrance, and color, and spice to the way she goes about it. In fact, her blog is dedicated to bringing her day to day homesteading endeavours to life with great stories, colorful pictures, and mouth watering recipes.
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DEER NEWS:
- Indiana Deer Crash Stats Still Staggering
- Poaching Becomes Felony in New Mexico
- Bra Gets Tangles in Red Stag's Antlers
Here's What We Discuss:
- Homesteading in Alabama, But Not Far From Home
- GMO vs Heirloom in Birmingham
- Dental School, Law and the Bar Exam
- An All or Nothing Type Personality
- Hunting Every Morning and Evening Everyday
- Organic Free Range Meats and Generational Seeds
- Homesteading Can Be Functional, Beautiful, and Creative
- An Accidental Kind of Thing, It's Self Sustaining
- A Large Noisy Package
- Fruit Bearing Trees and Pollination
- No Bees, No Food, Honey is Amazing
- Maintenance, Up Keep on a Behive
- Wax Moths and Healthy Hives
- Growing Good Food in Small Areas
- 7 Children and 2 Adults on a Quarter Acre
- Designing the Garden, Herbs for Venison
- Venison Parmesan, Eggplant, Squash Noodles
- Fall Cabbage, and Wild Game, Edible Flowers
- Coco Crusted Venison Tenderloin - 20 Minutes Tops
- Pound Out the Cutlets, Cut Cross Grain
- The Flavorful Cuts of Meat and Smashed Potatoes
- Kill What We Eat On This Show, Good Friday Planting
- What's In the Garden, Kids, and Raised Beds
- The Seeds Themselves, No GMO, Saving the Seeds from Favorite Plants
- The Soils, The Gardener and pH, and Auburn University
- Testing Microbes, Nothing Is Text Book
- Cookbooks, Deer Sauce and Vertical Gardens
- A Deer Story and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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When the leafs start to change color each fall, and the drive to deer hunt all day reaches its peak, the tune of the "hunting widow" is amplified across the country. Not to exclude the other hunting seasons, but deer hunting seems to take the brunt of this near syndromatic phenomenon. Laura Eakin, the wife of a hardcore deer and elk hunter, once fell victim to this situation. And, in an effort to pseudo-retaliate against this status quo, Laura started a podcast known as The Hunting Widow Podcast. It started as a project where Laura planned to gather her hunting widow friends and verbally express their disdain for the situation. That was the intent, but what actually happened was something completely different. Instead of forming a quasi support group laced with microphones, Laura found herself interviewing lady hunters from across the country, beginning a life of hunting for herself, and has formed what is arguably the only lady-hunter focused podcast in the iTunes catalog. Laura goes into detail about why she started the show, how it changed her perspective on hunting altogether, and how she feels her show contributes to getting more women into the field.
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DEER NEWS:
- Mississippi Department of Wildlife Hires First Female Director
- Economics of Hunting in South Dakota
- Neil Gorsuch is a Win for Gun Rights and Hunting
- Canada Man Tackled by Deer
Here's What We Discuss:
- A Honeymoon at Elk Camp, No Alone Time
- A Beer Fetching Dog and No Elk Tag
- A Podcast Adventure, a Girly Girl
- The Newlywed Phase of Life
- Hunting Will Be a Priority, and Dark 30
- Bashing Our Husbands, No What It Became
- The Predator Side of Hunting
- No Advantage, Men Over Women in Hunting
- Interview Lady Hunters, Learning from Women
- Shooting the Bow, Double Jointed
- The Archery Arm Whip, and a Favorite Interview
- Listening to Podcasts, Gary V, and Hardcore History
- Women Relate to Women
- Cecil the Lion
- A Year's Worth of Hunting Experience
- The Worst Possible Hunting Experience, The Most Traumatic Experience
- Sports Induced Asthma, Being Out of Shape
- A Miserable Hunting Story
- Cancelling the Trip to the Archery Challenge
- Sweating Out Fevers
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions (for Laura, Jay, and Dusty)
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Scott Shawl has been solving puzzles for a while now. Technically his family has been solving the big buck deer hunting puzzle since the 1800s. Ask Scott about the 300+ pound monster whitetail that his great grandfather Daniel Shawl shot back in 1914 and you'll quickly realize that the Shawl's have a long tradition of hunting whitetail bucks in places most hunters won't go. For Scott, a trip deep into a swamp with hip boots to hunt high pressured bucks is not uncommon. Scott says that hunting pressure gets so high that a even a buck which hides deep in thick swamps can walk 100 yards and live, but beyond that, it's probably a dead deer. Scott has learned to adapt his hunting to go where other hunters won't hunt, a strategy similar to Dan Infalt. Scott says that Dan helped him perfect his craft by getting closer to big bucks sleeping in swamp beds. We cover lots of ground in this show. You made want to consider buying a wet suit when it's over.
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DEER NEWS:
- Mushroom Hunters - Beware of Lyme Disease Carrying Ticks This Season
- Should Alaska's Refuges Be Open to Hunting Again?
- Oklahoma May Legalize Hog Hunting from Helicopters
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The Mitten of Michigan, Schools Closed for Deer Season
- Drummonds Island in the Huron
- Commercial Fishing, Making a Living
- Deer Hunting was Part of the Diet
- The Effie, Everybody had a Bear Bow
- The Father Son Hunt and the Wink Wink
- A Successful Fall Hunt, Being Accepted at Deer Camp
- The 12 Year Old Hunting Law
- The 300lbs Buck from 1914
- Float Hunting, and Deep in the Cedar Swamp
- Eliminating Hunting Pressure, Dan Infalt
- Hunting Beaver Ponds in Wet Suits
- Navigating the Swamps without Getting Lost
- Ontario Big Boy Bucks
- The Transition Periods for Deer
- Vegetation Cover, Deer Gun Season, The 13 Year Swamp Blind
- The Preparation, Gear, Mentality, Swamp Hunts
- Buck Bedding, Air Wind Currents,
- A New Hunting Technique - Bedded Against the Transition
- Learning Buck Habits
- Back Tracking Bucks in the Snow, Then Duplicate that Elsewhere
- Making Mistakes, Learning on Your Own, Jumping Bucks
- Safe Buck Defense with Barriers
- The Hook to the Bed and Land Bridges, Short Routes
- Thick Swamps and Detecting Predators
- Droppings are Often Overlooked
- Combat Hunting Strategies, and Dan Infalt
- Puzzle Pieces and Time
- Moon Phases and High Pressured Bucks
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
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Nick Percy is joining us once again, but this time with a different take on food plots. The last time that we spoke with Nick was in June 2016 found here: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/killerfoodplots , when our focus was on food plots for the fall. Now, as the snow melts away in the Northern Zone, we learn from Nick that there are several kinds of seeds that we can throw atop frost ridden soils and let mother nature take over by working the seeds into the soil naturally. There's a point to this. As deer come out of their food scare winter habitats (especially in the northern United States), having a rich crop of green protein and nutrients will get the herd back into shape quickly as the rest of the world follows suit down in the weeks to come. But, there are soil considerations to consider too, like ph, soil temps, and minerals. Nick takes us through his bag of tricks for early spring food plot preparation.
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DEER NEWS:
- Michigan DNR Awards 100k to Up Deer Habitat
- Florida Has Won the Battle of the Screw Worm
- City Spends $2778 Per Vasectomy on Staten Island
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The Growing Zones of the United States
- Frost, Up to 2 Feet Deep in Zone 1
- Wasting Money, If Not Paying Attention
- Testing Soil Temperature with Food Thermometer
- The Importance of Frost Seeding
- Using Mother Nature to Plant Seeds
- When Farmers Plant Soy - Wait One More Week
- The 60 Degree Soil Temp
- Clover, Chicory, Cereal Grains, Brassicas
- The Planting Charts Are Guides, No Rules
- Soil Temp is KING
- Zone 2, 3, 4 and Varying Timeframes
- Astro-turf Perennials and 6 Varieties of Clover
- Alfalfa, and Green Protein Protein Protein
- Cross Planting Techniques, Germination Early Problems
- Soil Samples Early, Why Plant Early?
- Rebounding Deer Herds from Deep Winter
- Zero Zone Canada and 2 Weeks of Summer
- Soil Testing, Breaking Down Soil Reports and Samples
- The Soil Sample Tool, Sample Down 3-4"
- Multiple Food Plots and Separate Testing
- The Results: Explaining the Test
- Tons Per Acre - Lime Applications
- The 7.0 ph State, with and without Equipment
- Safety and Lime, Burning Weeds
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Wayne Bolton walks miles. We suggested that he try out a FitBit, just to keep track. As the "Shed Hunting Fool", over the last 20 something years, Wayne has spent almost every hour he had available from around mid-January to mid-April hunting for every antler he could locate. We estimate that this would be the equivalent of a second full time job and a second part time job if anyone is counting. But that effort pays off. It's not uncommon for Wayne for find 50+ sheds a season (down from 100+ when the competition wasn't so great) and because he spends most of his shed hunting time in southwestern Ohio, he's finding some of nature's greatest sheds in America. We were curious about how Wayne goes about this craft, how it relates to deer hunting, and how we could learn from his techniques and apply them anywhere in the country. Oh, and stick around for Wayne's deer hunting story about a buck named Curley. It's a good one.
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DEER NEWS:
- Justin Hairston of KULU Says Hunting Contributes 3 Billion
- Mathews Launches Tribute to Women Bowhunters
- Idaho Asks Residents Not to Plant Japanese Yoo
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The Shed Hunting Fool, Walking Miles for Piles
- I Hang Out in the Woods
- Game Cameras Tell Me What I Need to Know
- Don't Bump the Deer Beds Until Mar 15
- The First Shed in Tennessee
- Shed Hunting Ohio, Kansas, Illinois, and Kentucky
- Bed High, Food Low Concepts, Pinch Points and Funnels
- A Game Plan Before You Go, Using Maps
- Shed Hunting Planning- Not Being There Is Key
- Finding a Good Spot, And Marking It for Years
- I'd Rather Find a Shed than Kill a Deer
- 16 Sheds on a 2 Acre Plot
- Big Bucks Like to Stay on the Edge
- A Coyote Carrying an Antler
- Binoculars and Glassing Fields
- The Mud Country of Brown County
- Competition, Where'd You Find That?
- The Private Deer Antler Market
- What Should the Beginner Do?
- Getting Permission to Shed Hunt, Sunrise to Sunset
- Did you Get a Fit Bit?
- Hunting Opportunities from Shed Hunting
- Ate Up with Antlers, Fingerprints
- Sheds in Big Timber, and Squirrels
- 45 Sheds Since Mid January, and Getting Skunked
- Shed Hunting Partners and Kids
- Most Memorable Deer Hunting and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Growing up in Ohio and working for different farms and construction companies, Matt Light learned what hard honest work was like. On the football field, he found a home where strength met aggression and technique. In the hunting woods, he found an appreciation and passion for the outdoors where focus on technique mattered just as much as it did on the football field. Matt paid little attention to football outside of his hometown high school team, but college football recruiters were paying attention to him. He played a full collegiate career at Purdue along side Drew Brees and soon found himself playing along side Tom Brady for the New England Patriots from 2001 to 2012. Matt says that football taught him many lessons in life, but so has hunting where he says sometimes you just have one of those days where everything goes your way. Today, after spending 11 years in the NFL, he has set his sights on raising money for the Matt Light Foundation (www.MattLight72.com) where he hopes to help the slightly misguided youth towards a life of success and leadership through connections with the outdoors. Oh, and Matt hunts now more than ever. As you might imagine, playing under Coach Bill Belichick for 11 years might have interrupted a deer season or two, so he's making up for lost time.
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DEER NEWS:
- Snowmobiler Lays Claim to 180" Buck
- Pennsylvania Game Commission Releases Deer Harvest Numbers
- Men Charged with Poaching in Wyoming After Being on TV Show
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The Bill Belichick School of Broadcasting
- Just Ask Bill
- Never as Good as It Seems, Never as Bad as It Seems
- From Ohio to the Northeast, A Contrast
- The Biggest Field in New England is a Football Field
- Working for Contractors and Farmers
- Applied Ability, Aggression Applied Correctly Is Good
- Pellets and BB Guns, Small Game Training
- High School Football, We Weren't a Power House
- Scholarships, Purdue, My Sister was an Over Achiever
- Beating Ohio State, Drew Brees (At His Finest)
- Keep Whipping Me, I'll Keep Running
- Getting Drafted, and Day 1 With the Patriots
- What We All Have Inside
- Surgery for the Shoulder, To Shoot the Bow
- Crohn's Disease, Injuries, Learning Moments
- Tom Brady, and Great Protection
- Post NFL Football, The Game Today
- Rob Gronkowski, The Matt Light Foundation
- 5000 Kids at Camp, Winter's Meats Ohio
- Leadership for Knuckleheads
- Fools Night Out - Boston April 1
- Matt Light, The Hunter
- Hunting Transition, From Ohio to New England
- A Learning Curve, Lack of Patterns
- Navigation, Going East on Highway North
- Treestand Therapy, One Off Day
- Deer Densities, Stick and String, Old English and Mathews
- Shooting the #1 Arrow
- Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Maybe's it's revenge from when Dan Infalt was charged by a buck at age 9, or maybe it's just that Dan's strategizes a deer hunt more than most. Whatever it is, Dan Infalt is one heck of a good deer hunter. Dan begins a hunt with maps, not just to determine where the big bucks bed, but to determine where everyone else hunts, so that he doesn't. Dan loves to hunt buck beds that are surrounded by water where other hunters and most predators (except for Dan) won't travel. He also enjoys a good game of cat and mouse, scouting during the season, backtracking on buck sightings, and feels that one of his key ingredients to killing big bucks is his ability to keep the swamp monsters guessing by rarely hunting the same set twice. Dan reveals many of his tips and tricks in this show. And just in case you have more questions, we've set up a special session with Dan on Faceook LIVE on our Facebook page on Thursday at 6pm. www.facebook.com/bigbuckregistry
Here's the Link to the Follow Up https://youtu.be/GeVepvZqkqA
DEER NEWS:
- Sunday Hunting Becoming Reality in West Virginia
- Antietam National Battlefields Using Sharp Shooters to Control Deer Herd
- Gun Legislation Could Make Michigan 7th State to Allow Constitutional Carry
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HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Little Rome Wisconsin
- I Liked the Area to Hunt, An Old Farmhouse
- Living Next to Where I Hunt, Instead of Next to Where I Work
- Envious of the Older Brother
- A Charging Buck - Age 9
- Maybe It's Revenge? A Scar Perhaps?
- Learning from What the Animal is Telling You
- Going Where the Deer Are
- Hunting Buck Beds, Inching Closer and Closer
- Daylight Shots, Bucks are Only Worried about #1
- Keying in on Water, Hunter's Everywhere It's Dry Land
- The 5-10% of the Map Becomes Unmarked
- Most of the Monsters Are Near the Highways
- Monster Bucks, Parking Lots, and Mindset
- There's Food Everywhere Water is Your Friend
- Beds are Meaningless Unless They Are on the Correct Land Features
- Tapering Down Points, Satellite Bucks, Cottontail Marshes
- A Minimalist Gear Set Up, How to Hunt Swamps
- Trying and Exploring New Spots, Testing the Theory
- Spring Scouting, Big Bucks and Pita Bread
- The Cat and Mouse Games
- How Bucks Use Their Beds, Closing Time Bucks
- The Bucks Internal Clock, Evenings Are a Little Easier
- Dan's Stand Setup, Small, Slow, Quiet
- Edge Sigh, Sound, Smell
- Takes Time, There's Not a Quick Answer
- Scouting During the Season
- Back Tracking Bucks Sightings and Visuals
- Buck Rut Bedding Areas
- What Dan Thinks About the Night Before a Hunt
- The Rumor Buck Story
- Dan's Most Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- The Faith to Succeed and Keeping Them Guessing
- Moving Your Set Constantly Without Spooking Them
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Picture if you can traveling to a remote area, being stripped of all your clothing, meeting a complete stranger (also naked), and being left to fend for yourselves in the raw elements of the forest or jungle. Could you do it? This is a real scenario for Laura Zerra, one of the original cast members of the Discovery Channel's Naked and Afraid. We first met Laura at a dinner table in Las Vegas and turns out there's much more to Laura than being a reality television star. As you might suspect Laura is full of life. She is a survivalist and a hunter. In this episode we learn quite a bit about the elements of survival, tips on surviving in the wilderness, sleeping in coyote dens, what tarantulas taste like, and how to learn from the animals you hunt, and why Laura developed a style of hunting called persistence hunting.
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DEER NEWS:
- Baiting Bill Could Change Hunting in Alabama
- 2016 Iowa Deer Harvest Tops 100,000
- NH Gun Owners No Longer Need Concealed Weapons Permits
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUS
- The 603 Area Code and SHOT Show
- Hunting with a Traditional Bow, Australia
- I was a Weird Kid, Stalking Deer
- Sleeping in Coyote Dens, Being an Alien
- A Survivalist, Super Nerd
- The World is Full of Crazy People Like US
- Getting Muddy, Wading in Mirey Brook
- Having a Popular Impact on Kids
- Naked and Afraid - A Show on the Discovery Channel
- Panama, Amazon, 40 Day XL Columbia
- Teaching Survival All Around the Country
- Taking My Clothes Off on a Desert Island
- Was it a Prank? A Ticket to Los Angeles
- Clothing Is Your First Line of Shelter
- 70 Degrees, Feeling Cold, Bugs, Flipping Channels
- Indigenous People, Lack of Clothes is Better
- Clothing is a Hindrance, Shelter First
- Where Did you Develop Your Skills
- Learning by Failure, A Teacher from Venezuela
- A Shelter and No Flashlight, Cold Drizzle
- You Need More Material to Divert the Rain
- Preparing Mentally for Survival
- Still Convincing Myself, Always Learning from Others
- The First Steps to Survival
- Attitude, Shelter, Shelter Locations, Water, Fire, Knife, Food
- Water, Streams, Rivers, Civilization
- Prevention, Basic Medical Practices, Plan B
- Water and Purification Techniques
- Navigation and Goodbyes, Hunting Skills
- Hunting with a Primitive Bow and Tracking Techniques
- Eating Roadkill, Working as a Butcher and Taxidermist
- Shed Hunting Utah - Sheds Don't Run Away
- Persistence Hunting
- Memorable Hunts and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Agronomy is a noun. It means the science of soil management and crop production. Biology is a natural science concerned with the study of life and living organisms, including their structure, function, growth, evolution, distribution, identification and taxonomy. When an agronomist and a biologist get together to think up what deer really need to survive and flourish, look out, the brain waves might be radioactive. Stand too close and you will learn lots about proper whitetail nutrition. Jason Obermiller, a teacher and taxidermist with a Master's Degree in Biology, and Eric Fitzgerald, a full time agronomist, teamed up to develop what might be the deer supplement industry's most thought out, most well designed deer supplement on the market today. Jason's thesis in college focused on a new way quickly age younger deer and soon after focused further studies on deer supplements currently on the market. Jason can also tell you plenty about the health of a whitetail based on the feel of a antler (he's examined many as a taxidermist). Eric can read a soil report and tell you exactly what you need to make crops grow to their fullest potential. Jason and Eric dive deep in this show explore many aspects of what a whitetail needs for complete nourishment in a herd and explain what you can and shouldn't do to help the overall health of the deer in your specific area.
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DEER NEWS:
- Maryland Approves Air Bow for Next Firearms Season
- Cherokee Man Offers Reward for Poaching Case
- 16 Individuals in Violation of Utah's Shed Hunting Ban
- Scent Blocker Overturns ScentLok Suit
HERE'S WHAT WE DISUCSS:
- Loup City, Nebraska and High School
- A Masters in Biology, and Professional Taxidermist
- Pedicle Measurement, Age, and Health
- The Agronomist, Certified Crop Advisor
- Bowhunting, Finding Agronomy Thru Goose Hunting
- Jason's Thesis - A Natural Love of Hunting and Deer
- Deer Attractant Studies and Antler Growth
- Shed Pedicle Diameter Confidence
- 70-80% Confidence Intervals, Genetics Takes Over at 3.5 Years
- Underlying Facts About Nutrition Studies
- What is an Agronomist? Maximizing $$$
- 12" Core Soil Samples
- What To Do with an Agronomist's Report
- Fertilizer, Microbes, and Micro Nutrients
- Hog Operations and High Phosphorous
- What is pH and Why Is It Important?
- Liming, True Nutrition for Deer Herds
- What Are My Deer Missing?
- Calcium, Phosphorus, Best Time of Year for Supplemental Feeding
- False Carrying Capacity for Wildlife
- The Importance of Balanced Minerals
- How Jason Developed Rackology and Formulas
- The Average Joe Price Point and the 5 Gallon Bucket
- Does and Control Plot Science Tests
- Deer Health Starts at Conception
- What's a Good Blend VS a Bad Blend?
- Why Ratios are So Important
- What is Chelation, Why Protein? Sticky Velvet, and Yucca
- Deer Stories and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Barry Wensel says two heads are better than one. What he's referring to is the ability to learn the woods and understand deer hunting scenarios from the perspective of two woodsman instead of soley relying on his own perspective. The other woodsman he's referring to is his brother Gene. Barry and Gene Wensel are regarded by even the best deer hunters as whitetail deer hunting royalty. And, arguably, they might just be the best pure all-around deer hunters on the planet. Barry spends much of his time in the woods studying and learning the terrain and how deer move through areas and will make micro adjustments at his treestand setups to turn a 25 yard shot into a 15 yard shot. Barry has also been known to travel several hundred yards out of his way, just to approach his treestand correctly, and undetected. This show is loaded with tips and strategies, and although it pushes the 2 hour mark, it will feel like ten minutes. Notepad required.
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DEER NEWS:
- American Airlines Plane Hits Deer
- Trappers Prevail in Maine Court Battle
- New DNR Estimates Show Hunters Kill More Deer in Wisconsin
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A Depression Post Season and How to Pronounce Coyote
- Two Heads are Better Than One, with Gene
- Theory Becomes Fact - Deer Biology
- Arrows Mean Less Trouble, Lessons from Father
- Raising a Weapon Vertically vs Horizontally
- Metabolizing and Health in Urine
- The Deer Population in the 1960s and 1970s
- Accumulated Knowledge, Land Consultation
- Understanding Deer Movement and the Terrain
- When Learning Becomes Obvious - In the Field
- Hunting Whitetail in Montana, River Bottoms
- The Circuit of Hunting Whitetail
- EHD - Non-age, non-sex specific? Hmmmm
- Big Bucks and Dethermalization - Last Buck In, First Buck Out
- Modern Hunting and Our Youth
- Killing Bucks That are 5.5 Years Old or Older
- 8 Wind Directions and Morning VS Evening Stands
- A Weather App and Plotting Wind, Stand Charts
- Hunting Undisturbed Deer is of the Utmost Importance
- What's Covered in Bootcamp? No Set Agenda
- The Grunt Snort Wheeze and Moist Sandboxes
- A 15 Yard Shot and Hinge Cutting on a Trail
- Barry's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
A gun loving taxidermist living Ojai, California naturally finds himself surrounded by anti-gun anti-hunting liberals. It makes Chuck Testa's life more interesting and says he's lost lots of friends. But Chuck doesn't take life too seriously (unless you're talking about his taxidermy work - he's all business there) and says we all are better off when we can make fun of ourselves. We don't disagree. Chuck also says that "Nope!" is a zen-like state of mind. Chuck has become a symbol and icon of our YouTube culture where Chuck was the centerpiece of a commercial created by famous YouTubers Rhett and Link. Chuck unintentionally found fame when that same commercial hit the YouTube circuit where it has been downloaded over 17 million times. Chuck is hardcore when it comes to his taxidermy work and business but his sense of humor and seemingly dry-toast personality makes watching Chuck's life entertaining. And now Chuck has his own television show called Mounted on Carbon TV. We talk with Chuck about his beginnings, his viral video fame, his taxidermy, and his television show in this episode.
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DEER NEWS:
- Deer Busts Through Glass in Pennsylvania
- Required Changes Coming for Bowhunters in 2017
- Missouri Department of Conservation Confirms Presence of Female Mountain Lion
- USDA Plans to Use Treated Corn for Ticks on Deer
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A YouTube Celebrity Legend
- Dumb Stupid Phones and Texting
- Mounting a Deer Head in a Restaurant
- A Mounted Pheasant Kit Out of the Back of Sports Illustrated
- Voted Most Likely to End Up in Prison Class of '74
- Rule 62 - Don't Take Yourself too Seriously
- Commercial King - Rhett and Link
- Network TV to YouTube to Reddit
- Testa Tuesday Taxidermy Tips
- Fully Functioning Taxidermy Shop 300 Mounts Each Year
- A Commercial for Keystone Light
- What Should We Be Looking for in a Taxidermist
- Care in the Field = Better Mounts
- Don't Fold Up a Warm Bear Hide
- Chuck's Descriptive Skinning Job
- Detail in the Face, Mounting a Tube Twice
- Stitching a Form - Measuring Everything
- A Commercial Tannery and Mannequins
- Cleaning Up the Cape - Fixing the Train Wreck
- Setting the Antlers, Setting the Eyes
- Glue, Hide Setting, Brushing, Grooming , Painting
- The Comments - Don't Care Win or Lose
- A Gun Lover in Liberal California
- Mounted - The TV Show- Inappropriate and Appropriate
- Carbon TV and Jeff, the Guy with the Beard
- Chuck's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Every hunter has thought about owning their own hunting property at one phase of their hunting life or another. Whether it turns into realty is another story. Sometimes it's a financial obstacle, sometimes, something else. What's fascinating is that we often overlook the income potential of owning a piece of whitetail heaven. As Dave Graham, a real estate agent from Iowa, and Jake Huff, owner and real estate broker at the Huff Land Company, will reveal in this episode, there's lot to consider when buying a property where the big bucks roam. Is it a fair price? Can it be financed? What about timber value? Is there cash flow potential for row crops? Jake and Dave touch on all these subjects and much much more. Grab a pen and a notebook. We have lots to talk about.
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DEER NEWS:
- Michigan Calls for Deer Cull with Presence of CWD
- Idaho Spends $650k to Feed Wildlife - Elk, Deer Antelope
- Washington State House OKs Payout for Deer Damage
- Maryland Teen Shoots Deer Inside of Home
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A Family Passionate about the Outdoors
- Making a Living in the Outdoors, Creating Huff Land Co.
- A Focus on Iowa, No Headlocks, A Niche
- It's Special to Own a Chuck of Dirt
- Iowa - A Deer Mecca, What's the Best?
- CRP Contracts, Timber, Return on Investment
- Row Crop Farming, Income, Recreational Property
- Walnut and Oak, The Diversity of the Land
- Buying Now for a Fall Hunt
- The Downfalls of Buying Whitetails Property
- Questions to Think About - Budget
- WRP Land Programs - Can Often Return the Entire Cost of Land
- The Use of a Forrester for Timber Esitmates
- The Value of Walnut and a 14" Diameter
- Appraisal and Pre Buy - Thinking of Capital Gains
- Kill Reports and Game Cams to Sell Property
- A Big Commitment - Not Making Mistakes
- Studying the Wildlife for Evaluation - Big Buck Sell
- How to Decide What a Property is Worth
- Fixer Upper - Can Land Work this Way?
- Vision of a Property and Habitat
- Should I Build? Is Land Financeable?
- Are Deed Safe? and Property Line Apps
- Hunting Skills and Techniques and Strategies, Gear Setup
- Most Memorable Deer Hunts and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Dr Dave Samuel spent a 30 year career as a wildlife management professor at West Virginia University. Dr Dave said that he truly enjoyed his work there and loved new interns because he always had another deer study ready to go. However, Dave's journey goes well beyond a life of academia. Dave is an accomplished writer and journalist for Bowhunter Magazine, Whitetail Journal, and Bowhunting.net. He's also won several lifetime achievement awards from the National Bowhunter Education Foundation, QDMA, and Whitetails Unlimited. He's also been inducted into the Bowhunter and Archery Hall's of Fame. Not too shabby a resume. Oh, and did we mention that he's one heck of a good deer hunter? It probably goes without saying. Dave struggles a bit with the physical aspects of deer hunting these days after suffering from a surgery gone bad where a surgeon accidentally severed the nerve to his diaphragm. But that doesn't stop Dave. He still goes hunting. We touch on several different topics in this episode and dig deep into Dave's strategies for killing big whitetail with a bow and arrow.
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DEER NEWS:
- 2017 SHOT Show Show Posts Strong Attendance Numbers
- Missouri Department of Conservation Reporting Deer Numbers
- Man Spend Thousands Feeding Deer
- Conservation Officers Need Help Finding 3 Legged Doe Killer
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- It Began in Johnstown Pennsylvania
- Teaching at West Virginia U and Whitetail Deer Studies
- Bow Hunter Magazine Writing and a Buck Hunt
- 76 Years Old and Still Killing Pope and Young Bucks
- What are Prions? A Mutated Protein
- Social Media, Relative to Hunters and Hunting
- Killing Cecil the Lion
- Is there a Disconnect Between Politicians and Wildlife Management?
- Bowhunting Vs Birth Control and Sterilization
- $3 million on Vasectomies
- Hunting for Meat and Letting the Small Bucks Roam
- Gene and Barry Wenzel - Hunting the Big Bucks
- Old Bucks are Individuals
- 30 Deer a Day in the 1990s
- The Habitat is Going to Say "No More"
- Weather is a Bigger Factor than You Think
- Dr Dave's Gear Set Up
- Dr Dave's Strategies and Techniques
- Hunting with a Bad Diaphragm
- The Importance of a Life Line
- Scent Control and the Iris of the Whitetail
- The Deer's Eyes and Motion Detection Abilities
- Deer Figure Out Deer Stands
- Bill Winke - How You Approach Your Stand Matters
- Using Stream Beds to Your Advantage
- Dr Dave's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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The elements often dictate the best style of hunting for a particular region of the country. In Maine, tracking is considered by many buck hunters to be one of the most effective methods. When the snow flys, trackers like Hal Blood look for those buck killin' days. What's interesting is that the tracker rarely concerns themselves with the wind and scent control, rather, they rely on the track of a toe dragger to point them in the right direction. It's a game of covering lots of ground, getting on a good track, and reading the signs left behind by that very buck you are pursuing, waiting for a glimpse. Hal Blood is one of the best and in this episode he tells us what he looks for, when to slow down, and when to speed up while on the trail of a monster Maine whitetail.
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DEER NEWS:
- Update on 312+ Inch Non-Typical Whitetail Record Buck
- Man Fined $10,000 for Shooting Deer in Driveway
- Florida Senator Seeks Federal Funding as Screw Worm Hits Mainland
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Good, and You? A Mainer Greeting.
- A Hunt Beginning in Southern Maine
- A Year after the Marine Corp, 1980
- There Weren't as Many Deer Back Then in Southern Maine
- Larry Benoit's First Book
- Why Northern Maine? Jackman
- The Terrain and Mountains of Maine
- 50% Conifer 50% Hardwoods
- If There's Snow, Looking for the Square Toed Track
- A Big Arc Circle
- Most Buck Kills are Within 20 Miles of Home
- You Must Keep Tabs, Logging Cycles and 5 Year Marks
- Covering as Much Ground as Possible
- Not Looking for Deer, Looking for a Track
- The Old Toe Draggers and the Either Ors
- Bucks Lead You to Other Bucks
- On a Track by 8AM, How Old is a Track
- Water as an Escape, and Feeding Before Bedding
- The Creep Around, Wandering and Feeding Indicator
- Slow, Step, Look Repeat
- Cutting a Circle Back to Your Track
- The Cuts Draw the Does - Remembering It for the Rut
- Scent and Wind, Does it Matter?
- What Do You Do if There is No Snow? Still Hunt and Scout
- Hal's Equipment Check and Gear
- The Original Camo - Checkered Wool
- The Law of Averages
- Good Tracking Snow vs Bad Tracking Snow
- Deer Killin' Days
- Hal's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Have you even used a bicycle to maneuver into the close proximity of a mature pressured whitetail buck? Well if you have (we don't know many hunters that use this method), you're not alone. Craig Meyer knows this strategy all too well. Make no mistake about it though, the bicycle alone isn't enough kill a mature pressured whitetail, but Craig Meyer uses this tactic as one of his many strategies when he's moving in for a kill shot. Craig also likes to use the off-season, specifically the month of March, to scout for buck beds and plan an treestand attack in the fall. Craig also scouts predominant winds, loves hunting out of a variety of trees, and is a big fan of Dan Infalt. Craig describes his hunting strategies in detail with us as he hunts down mature whitetail bucks.
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DEER NEWS:
- Sabotaged Treestands Seriously Injures Hunter
- Five Men Nabbed for Hunting Violations
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Deer Hunting New Jersey, They Call It the Garden State for a Reason
- Black Bear and the Terrain Change
- Coyotes and Paula Dee and Snookie
- Hunting with Dad at 4 and 5 Years Old
- Buck Tags and Unlimited Doe Permits
- Hunting Buck Beds and Dan Infalt
- A Mountain Bike, A Topo Map, and Always a Different Tree
- Buck Movement, An Hour Before Dark
- 3 Hours To Move 100 Yards
- If Your Not Close to the Buck Bed, Your Not in the Game
- Hunting and Killing a Buck on the First Set
- A New View Every Time
- The Buck Bed Barrier and a Visual Opening
- Finding Buck Beds in March
- Looking for Canopies, Down Logs, Openings, Dryer and Elevated Places
- Deciding on Stand Placement
- Checking Winds, What's Predominant?
- GPS, Mapping Programs, and Good Field Notes
- Getting within 100 Yards of the Buck Bed
- Being Silent is Key - No Metal on Metal
- No Rachets, Ropes ONLY and Five Climbing Sticks
- Eliminate the Dings, Don't Sound Like a Human
- A Mature Buck is Very Comfortable in His Bed
- You Must Surprise a Buck to Kill a Buck
- The Meaning of Hunting
- Craig's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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It takes a village to manage deer herds to grow bigger deer. In the farm country of Pennsylvania, Steve Pfaff knows first hand. Steve was able to kill one of his best bucks to date in 2016 and he credits his success not just to his own practices on his family (public land) farm, but to the commitment and deer management teamwork of neighboring farms. Each farm works towards maximizing crops production while effectively keeping the deer herd in balance. Steve studies the deer herd year round with the use of game cameras, is very particular about treestand placement, uses the farm crop rotations to his advantage, and says that a slow quiet walk to and from the stand is important to his bow hunting success. Steve shares with us his experience of working the family farm, hunting the family farm, and shooting a buck of a lifetime.
DEER NEWS:
- Harvest Number Up Significantly in Vermont
- State Island Deer Vasectomies Continue Thru March
- Use Natural Bio Diversity to Fight Lyme Disease
- Late Season Buck Could Take Down 75 Year Louisiana Record
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HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Mercier County, Pennsylvania
- 100 Year of Hunting and Farming Tradition
- Crop Rotation, For Better Yield and Hunting
- Corn to Oats to Grass, Timothy, Treefoil, Clover
- Crab Apples and Acorns
- 200 Tillable Acres, Swamp Pasture, Timber
- A Public Land Farm, With Neighborly Commitment
- Button Bucks Will Travel 20 Miles
- We Expect Crop Loss, But It's a Balance
- Game Camera Monitoring, and Bow Hunting
- Early Season, Mid Season and Late Season Strategies
- Hanging Stands, August and Late July
- 16 Stands, Moving Around, Switching Back and Forth
- 20 Ft High Lock On Stands and Camera Intel
- A Computer Dedicated to Deer Pics
- A Scent Cover and Buck Bomb
- A Slow Quiet Walk to the Stand, Less is More and Best
- How to Position a Stand, Hang a Cam First
- Angling the Stand Away from the Field
- Hanging on a White Oak
- Setup in Thick Cover and Shooting Lanes
- The Importance of the Practice Stand
- Shooting Off Season
- Steve's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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We last spoke with Dean Capuano in Episode 110 of the Big Buck Registry Deer Hunting Podcast and this time we're talking history. Dean takes us through the history of the Swarovski company, what makes great crystal and why it comes from a particular region of the world, and what separates good binoculars from great binoculars. And of course we talk deer hunting. Dean, who calls Rhode Island home, is no stranger to hunting whitetail in the smallest state in the US. Despite it's size, whitetail deer hunting in Rhode Island is big. Dean walks us through his late season strategies. He says it's better to pick the right days to hunt the wind to keep from blowing the bucks out of an area because of a bad wind.
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DEER NEWS
- Whitetail Nation- Are Deer Numbers in Decline?
- Wolf Hunting OK'd by Rick Snider, Still Illegal
- Harlem Deer Caught in City/State Battle Dies in Captivity
- Life Like Buck Decoy Catches Poacher in Less than 5 Minutes
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- It's Finally Getting Cold, Get the Deer Moving
- The Big Once Have a Knack for Midnight
- The History of Swarovski
- Bird Watchers and Deer Hunters
- Man Enough to Admit When I'm Wrong
- What Makes Swarovski Different
- Glass Suppliers and Germany
- Millions in Back Orders, Buying a Perfect Binocular
- When Great Binos Shine, Low Light Levels
- Visuals to the Edges of the Field of View - The Difference Maker
- Justifying the Cost Based on the Amount of Use
- Deer Hunting Rhode Island - A Long Season and a Bunch of Deer
- An Amazing Acorn Crop
- 3 Bucks, 6 Doe, Day Rut Shutdown, Makes it Challenging
- 55 Degree Temps, Blood Moon, Whitetail Movement
- Nov 11 - Best Rut Day in Rhode Island
- Dean's Trail Cam Usage 10 to 12 Cameras
- Pick the Right Day to Hunt, Pick the Right Wind, Don't Blow Out the Bucks
- Deer In Rhode Island are Use to Noise
- A Kid and Leaf Blower
- Late Season Deer Strategies for Rhode Island
- Climbers and Really Cold Late Season Days
- Hunting on the Ground with the Bow
- What Hunting Means to Dean
- Dean's Most Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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As far as gun manufacturing goes, Ruger is a relatively young company. The principles that William Ruger founded the company upon in 1949 still exist today, deep within the Ruger culture. Ken Jorgensen knows this first hand as Ruger's Media Relations Director. The Sturm, Ruger Company was founded on a few fundamental principles which include concepts like: a rifle should not cost more than a mans standard week's pay, you shouldn't cash a customer's check until the product is ready to ship, a company shouldn't borrower money, and that a gun companies success is based on it's ability to innovate and give the gun owner a reason to buy a new gun. Ruger is alive and well and Ken shares his knowledge of the history of the company, how he learned to read the wind for long 600+ yard shots, and how he goes about finding the right load for a new gun.
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DEER NEWS:
- Potential Record Mississippi Buck Tagged on Public Land
- Buyer Beware: Careful When Buying Broadheads Online
- Urge Congress to Vote on Sportsman's Act Now
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A Recognizable Brand, A Young Firearm Company
- A Farm Kind form North Dakota
- Ruger Rim Fire, the Hunting is Much Better Today
- A Hand Gunner, Rifles at 50
- The State of Firearm in the US Today
- The Clinton Administration
- Freedom and a Flood of Guns
- More About Finding Places to Hunt than Gun Ownership
- The Origins of Ruger, A Machine Gun Design
- Handtools to Pistols to Sturm Ruger Company
- The Mark I, 1949, the American Rifleman
- Ruger has Never Borrowed Money
- The Single Six, Knowing What the Public Wants
- A Gun Cost: A Week's Salary
- The Process of Gun Making - Castings
- The 10/22 - The Rimfire Rifle
- Give People a Reason to Buy Another Gun
- 8 Animals, 8 Shots, The American Rifle
- Cyclical Times, Politics, and Discretionary Purchases
- The Ideal Deer Hunting Cartridge
- Products Never Brought to Market
- A Memorable Deer Hunt
- Ken's Gear Check, Boots, Hornady Ammo
- Shooting Sticks, The FTW Shooting Techniques
- Reading the Wind, Thinking About Wind
- Buying the Best Gun, Finding the Best Round
- Basic Gun Care, Don't Over Lube
- Can You Over Shoot a Gun Barrel?
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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When you think of West Monroe, Louisiana and hunting, you would typically think about a cast of duck hunters with long beards and a popular mainstream television show. Turns out, there's more going on in West Monroe than we thought. Meet Krystle Mahoney and Taylor Hance, otherwise know as the Whitetail Widow Makers. They work regular jobs like most of us, but when the work is done, they are hitting the woods of Louisiana for some good old fashion deer hunting. Originally from Texas, Taylor has made a lifetime of deer hunting with friends and family. Taylor turned Krystle onto hunting and she's been hooked ever since. We learn about how they go about deer hunting the variety of terrain that Louisiana has to offer, what hunting means to each of them, how they decided to turn deer hunting into a social media craze, discovering just the right treestand for men and women, 8 Point Squirrels, and why hunting is so much more than just the hunt itself.
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DEER NEWS:
- How Effective are Deer Whistles?
- Harlem Buck Captured, Will Be Killed
- Causes of Early Antler Castings
- Hunters Seeing Lower Deer in Virginia
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Meeting the Robertsons, West Monroe Louisiana
- From Texas to Here
- Holiday Hunting, Really Bored, Really Cold at Age 6
- Sometimes You Don't See Anything
- Being in the Woods When the Whole World is Asleep
- Feeding Friends Through Hunting
- The Escape, the Celebration, the Fix-All
- A Comradery Thing, Hunting with the Family
- From Field to Dinner, with lots of Support
- Gear Check for Louisiana Deer Hunting
- In LA you Gotta Have a Thermacel
- Layering Up, Tight Fit, Bow Hunt SetUp
- Realtree Seems to Fit the LA Scenery
- Cabelas for Women and Polar Artic
- Advanced Treestand, Stem, and Platforms
- A Lady Friendly Treestand Setup
- The Terrain of West Monroe
- The Pines and the NE LA Flat Thick Stuff
- A Tough Year of Drought and a Large Acorn Crop
- Keep Adapting
- A Memorable Deer Hunt
- 8 Point Squirrels, My Phone is Blowing Up
- Tracking a Deer for the First Time
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- Taylor's Grandfather's Hat
- A Baseball Mentality about Deer Hunting
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
When you hail from the land where the Hold in the Horn Buck originated and the land of Ten Point Crossbows, you know you're in a good spot. Dustin Kismore, the taxidermist behind Bill Wilson's 190" double droptine mount (Bill was on this show in Episode #95), knows this area very well. Dustin hunts the urban area around Portage County, Ohio and knows there's potential for a transient buck to cruise through his set up at anymore, a set he doesn't mind hunting frequently. Dustin is looking forward to mounting his cousin's buck grossing 241 inches, but for now, he shares many tips and strategies on how to get your trophy buck out of the field in onto the taxidermist's form effectively and without error. Dustin believes in ozone, hunting out of treestands, cooling deer with frozen ice jugs instead of ice, and hunting when the moon is underfoot.
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DEER NEWS:
- Exodus Place Makes Ted Nugent Ambassador
- One Antlered Deer Moves into Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem
- Illinois Gun Hunters Kill 79,000 Deer
- Law Makers Want Tougher Poaching Penalties in Missouri
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Portage County, Ohio, Famous for the Hole in the Horn and Ten Point Crossbows
- Taxidermy and Bill Wilson's Double Droptine
- A 241" Buck Mount, and a 3 Year Hunt
- Being Tight Lipped About Big Bucks
- A Philosophy of Hunting - It's Primal
- Getting a 98% on a Hunter Safety Test at Age 5
- In the Woods in 15 Mins, Close to Home
- Dustin's Gear Check
- I Firmly Believe in Ozone, My Wife Married Into Hunting
- 99% Hunting from Treestands, Urban Ohio Deer Hunting
- Hunting the Same Set Over and Over
- The Transient Buck Theory
- The Family Farm in Spruce Knob, West Virginia
- Old Lock On Contender Climbers
- Field to Form - Making the Right Cuts
- Using Gallon Jugs to Cool Your Deer
- Getting Your Deer Out of the Woods Correctly
- Cuts Above the Knee, Follow the Hairline
- Fold the Hide Neatly, Fold it In
- For Dust, Just a Damp Rag
- Avoid Dry Heat and Fire Places and Sunlight
- Have a Relationship with a Local Taxidermist for Best Results
- What if the Taxidermy Doesn't Go Your Way, Is there a Point of No Return?
- Cowboy Magic, Moon Phase Position Underfoot
- Dustin's Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
If only John Stallone had found YouTube sooner! John is a podcaster, big game deer hunter, and a certified deer steward with a flare for YouTube. As the YouTuber craze goes, John is taking full advantage of it but he wishes that he found it sooner. John has 200+ deer kills to his name and learned to bow hunt on Long Island, New York where the opportunities were plentiful. John now calls Arizona home where the species and variety of hunting are tremendous. But don't think for a moment that John stays put. He also takes full advantage of any big game western hunting tag he can get. John shares his story about how a kid from Brooklyn ended up as a passionate big game bow hunter, how he started and continues his now public podcast, and how changing his treestand just 10 feet one year was the difference between an OK angle and a kill shot on a buck he calls Swamp Donkey.
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DEER NEWS:
- Teen Kills Deer, Finds Parachute in Antlers
- Hunters Kill 196,000 Deer in Wisconsin Gun Season
- Ohio Gun Opens with 18,700 Kills
- Vermont Warden's Decoy Nabs Hunter Shooting from Truck
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A Generalist, Hunting Anywhere and Everywhere
- It's More About the Adventure
- Interviews with the Hunting Masters Podcast
- Outdoor Insiders, YouTube Phenomenon
- The How To Videos Get More Hits
- Brooklyn to Long Island, to Arizona
- Learning to Bow Hunt on Eastern Long Island Deer
- QDMA and Certified Deer Steward
- A Variety of Game in Arizona But Don't Get Pigeon Holed
- How Does a Kid from Brooklyn End Up in Arizona
- Applying for Big West Big Game Hunting Tags is Like the NFL Fantasy League Draft
- Scent Control - No Matter Where You Go
- Still Hunting Is Not Me - I Don't Have the Patience
- Spot & Ambush is My Style
- Forced Funnels, How to Identify Them
- Leaning the Habits of a Single Hit List Buck
- Western Whitetail Are More Cagey
- Watching a Band of Illegals and a Buck Acting Like a Quail
- Does the Gear Change Place to Place?
- Changing Camo form Morning Hunt to Evening Hunt
- The Swamp Donkey Buck
- 10 Yards Gave Me the Angle Edge that I Needed
- Lots of Big Bucks are Killed Between 10 and 2
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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More often than not, to hunt and kill the deer you have your sights on, takes far more than one day. For Neil Pendleton, the deer of a lifetime took much longer, 1489 more days to be exact. It was all worth it and the journey was more of a lesson in whitetail behavior, reinforcing the concept of hunting smarter, not harder. Neil takes us on his epic journey with a New Hampshire buck, but he shares much more about his set up, how he learned to hunt, and what hunting urban New Hampshire is like compared to hunting the big woods of Maine. And there's one thing Neil specializes in, and it is one of the reasons he routinely kills big southern New Hampshire bucks, mock scrapes. The buck activity that Neil is able to produce around mock scrapes is astonishing. Neil tells us how he does it.
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DEER NEWS:
- Dead Deer Wakes Up in Trunk
- Deer Runs Into Applebees Restaurant
- 6 Point Buck Headbutts Deer Hyde Shop Owner
- More Deer Vasectomies Needed on Staten Island, NY
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- The 207 Area Cods, Maine
- Big Woods vs Urban Deer Hunting
- 30 Minutes in a Deer Stand with Dad
- Eat What You Kill, Even if It's Squirrel
- 8-10 Miles Buck Home Ranges
- Hunting Main and New Hampshire
- Get in Well Before Daylight
- Camp is Just a Roof Over Our Head
- Where There's One Good Buck, There's Probably More
- A Badlands Back Pack, and LL Bean
- 1490 Days Hunting the Buck in 25 Minutes
- Neil's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- I Got Tunnel Vision, and Bumping Into a Trapper
- A Some Point, You Need to Hunt Smarter
- Using More Cameras, and Doing More Summer Scouting
- Where They Go When Pressure Comes
- He Showed Up Exactly Where and When I Was Expecting Him
- A Camper in the Thick Stuff on Halloween Night
- Opening Day of Muzzleloader 2014
- A Piece of a Copper Slug, What a Bummer
- More Pics Than I've Ever Had of this Buck
- Waiting for the Right Weather Pattern to Hunt
- Temps in the 40s, Time to Strike
- That Snap, It has to Be a Deer
- The Checklist, Don't Rush It
- Pendleton Pee, Real Dirt Smell, and Mock Scrapes
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
There was actually a time when Sam Ubl wasn't allowed to go deer hunting. That was when he was eleven and the state of Wisconsin's hunting regulations had a minimum age requirement of twelve. It drove him nuts. All he wanted to do was hunt. Once he turned twelve, that moratorium was over forever, unless of course he didn't make the grades. Sam's dad was stickler for a minimum grade requirements before heading to the family's Wisconsin deer camp. But it's been a long time since someone told him that he couldn't go deer hunting and Sam takes advantage of every minute that he's in the field. The majority of Sam's deer hunts consist of hunting on the ground, with a bow and arrow, and in the thickest of thick places that are almost impossible to reach. Most hunters won't go there. But for Sam, he wouldn't do it any other way. Sam tells us all about his adventures with Whitetail Adrenaline, Wisconsin Whitetail Pursuit, hunting without camo, and he tells us why he believes scent control is overrated.
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DEER NEWS:
- Deer Tags Returned After EHD Scare in South Dakota
- Missouri Hunters Take More Deer on Opening Weekend in 2016
- At What Age Can a Deer Survive on Its Own?
- A 2nd Amendment Rights Story
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Deer Camp Was Always a Place I Wanted to Be
- Bumped Out at Age 11, Can't Go to Deer Camp This Year
- A Scope Ring and a Doe, The Thick of Wisconsin
- Dogwood Thickets, Adventures, and Stories
- Missing Deer Camp Because of Grades
- Sam's Friends - Skilled Hunters
- Seeking Out the Thick Down and Dirty
- My Dad Trained My Eyes
- Reading the Transition Terrain
- Packing A Stand In and Out Each Time
- Looking for Fresh Sign - Is it Hot or Cold?
- What is Hot, What is Cold
- Keeping Deer Guessing, How I Met Jared Scheffler
- Gear Check, Nothing Fancy
- Wear the Right Clothing
- I Don't Take the Same Path on the Trail Ever
- If It Shoots Straight, and Fast It's a Good Bow
- I'm a Hang On and Hunt Kind of Guy
- How Fast Can I Burn Out Private Land?
- Picking New Spots, New Trees, All the Time
- Sam's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- The Canoe Buck
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- Sam's DVDs - Defiance, Whitetail Adrenaline, Wisconsin Whitetail Pursuit
- Semi Live Web Series
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Growing up in Cambridge, Ontario, Tim Brent knew from a very young age that he wanted to be a professional hockey player. He claims that his "do whatever it takes" mentality as the key to going pro. Today, at age 32, Tim is retired from a career in the NHL and finds himself in a second career of commercial real estate in North Carolina, where he and Eva Shockey Brent call home. As you might imagine, Tim enjoys his deer hunting. Introduced to the sport by two captains on one of his NHL teams, Tim has enjoyed hunting all over the country. Despite spending years on the ice and dealing night-in night-out with the adrenaline rush that comes with highly competitive professional sports, Tim says that there is nothing in this world that compares to the adrenaline rush of deer hunting. Tim shares with us how he first met Eva Shockey, how he is preparing for fatherhood, what hunting in a warmer climate south is like for a Canadian, and tells us a heck of a deer story about a hunt on which he wasn't really supposed to go.
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DEER NEWS:
- Possible World Record Buck Killed in Tennessee
- Deer Harvest Up 30% in Minnesota
- Wild Land Fires and Dry Conditions Pose Hazard to Hunters
- What a Donald Trump Presidency Mean for Hunters
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- Sweating in a Treestand, Sweating Off Face Paint
- Cambridge Ontario and the Carolina Hurricanes
- Fishing Since I Could Walk, Hunting Came Later in Life
- My Captains Got Me Into the Game
- There's Nothing That Replicates Hunting
- I Love the Rush, I Love the Adrenaline
- A Belief in Eating Healthy
- Getting Out to the Quiet, Hunting Regardless of the Rush
- Evolving as a Hunter, Never Shoot Big if You Shoot 3.5 Year Olds
- The Seafood in Portland Maine
- A Career in Hockey and the NHL, Skating at 18 Months
- 32 and Retired from Hockey, Is that Weird?
- Commercial Real Estate and We're Expecting
- I Hunted Wherever I Played
- Treestand Hunting, Bowhunting, Figuring Out the Deer
- Tim's Gear Check, Hunting Set Up, and Preparation
- Just the Base Layer
- How I Met Eva Shockey (and Jim too)
- Raleigh, North Carolina and the Dixie Deer Classic
- Not Finding Girls with Northern Accents
- Bad Intel from My Good Buddy
- Do Whatever It Takes
- Tim's Most Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Fear isn't a factor. It never was. And probably never will. Now there is respect. Respect for how quickly life can flash before you when a simple tiedown strap is overlooked. Bob Dumong now respects every bit of treestand safety after falling 20' to the ground in a nightmare hunt when a strap let go causing Bob's climbing sticks to break away from the tree (seconds before stepping onto his platform). Bob says he now has great respect for treestand safety despite his still fearless mentality. Bob found himself in a new deer land, with new deer rules, in an area with a deer population that dwarfs the state's population where he learned to deer hunt. Yes, the deer hunting in North Carolina is much different than the deer hunting in New Hampshire. Since moving to North Carolina, Bob has taken a deep interest in deer management on the farms near to his home and has even guided many a hog hunter. Bob describes what he's learned about game management since moving to North Carolina, gives us a detailed recall of his fall from the treestand, and shares how he's changed his approach to treestand safety.
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DEER NEWS:
- Deer Hunters and DNR to Watch for CWD
- The Best Burn Times for Prescribed Burns
- Arby's Venison Steak Sandwich Sells Out in Hours
- Hunter Killed from Treestand Fall
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- 100 Days of Summer, the Rest Was Winter
- The Predecessor to the Big Buck Registry
- A Marine School in Daytona
- Born in Illinois, a Dad, and Salmon Unlimited
- Al Linder, Indy Little Jo, and Zebco
- Here's Your Gun, Your Compass, and 4 Miles Later
- Getting Lost in the Hills of New Hampshire
- The Hunting Difference Between NH and North Carolina
- Learning the Deer Patterns in a New Area
- Capitalizing on Maps and Pressure
- I'm Gonna Go Where Nobody Hunts
- Falling from a Treestand and a Lesson
- I Shattered My Right Leg, My Foot Was Facing the Other Way
- How to Prevent Injury on a Fall
- Respect VS Fear
- Deer Management and Kentucky Fried Chicken
- The Political Aspects of a Hunt Club
- A Realization of the Overpopulation of Deer
- You Can't Always Prevent Crop Damage
- Bob's Back Pack, Tools, and Techniques
- I Can't Eat All These Deer, Kill the Big Doe
- A Horsehead Doe and Antler Stew
- Hunting the Bucks of North Carolina
- Crossbow Hunting, Narrowing in on a Buck
- What is a Deer's #1 Goal in Life? To Survive. Use it.
- Bob's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Mark Stukbauer lives in what is known by locals as the Ohio snow-belt. Despite this, the bucks grown big and as Mark says, "big deer are not foreign to me". Mark has spent many years in the woods chasing whitetails as many of us have, but early on (also as many us have experienced) Mark's kill rate and buck encounter rate wasn't as great as he would have liked. He questioned his skill and decided that scent must be the deciding factor that he was overlooking. Mark turned to natural covers scents as an answer to his lack of success in the field. Once Mark started covering himself in local plant material such as goldenrod, apples,and acorns which he would grind up and use on the stand, Mark closed the gap he needed to kill big bucks. And, he says you can do it too.
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DEER NEWS:
- Denison Iowa Man Injured While Hunting
- Bass Pro CEO Writes Letter Regarding Cabelas
- Safety First in The Tree Stand
- 3 Studies 3 Strikes for October Lull
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The Snow Belt of Ohio
- Big Deer are Not Foreign to Me
- My Dad was a Cop, I'll Give You the Shirt Off My Back
- My Best Friend Runs Gander Mountain
- Oneida Screaming Eagle Bow
- Trial and Error Hunting and Lots of xx75s
- Shot Placement Means Less Second Hunts
- Natural Cover Scents
- Golden Rod, Apples, Acorns
-
1 Play the Wind, Use the Native Plants 2nd
- The Defining Moment of Scent Cover
- Average Mark Hunter- Increasing Your Odds
- Scrape the Ground, Preparation
- Prep the Washer, Prep the Dryer
- Wood Chips and Golden Rod and a Sack
- Tree Stand Therapy
- Back Pack, 2 Year Old Boots
- How Do You Buy Your Boots?
- Mark's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Stealth Step Ladder System
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
When it comes to deer hunting, we all need to start somewhere. We learn from our parents and peers, we learn from our hunter safety courses, we learn from our mistakes. Often times it's just a good 'ole seminar that helps us understand better the vast information that we are fed daily about deer hunting. And, due to listener requests for a show on the basics of deer hunting, we decided to meet up with our old friend Dave Priebe at New Hampshire Fish and Game. Dave presents two classes each year, one on the basics of deer hunting and one advanced course called Hunting Dominant Bucks based on the studies of Dr Ken Nordberg (Dave's advance course can be found here: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/huntdombucks ). This is a recorded seminar for those who are just starting out and what to understand the predator prey relationship a bit better before stepping into the woods. However, once you've had your dose of the basics, feel free to peruse through our back catalog for more advanced deer hunting techniques from some of the best deer hunting minds on the planet.
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DEER NEWS:
- North Carolina Asks for Help in Trap Study
- DNA Testing Conducted on Cougars
- 4 Steps to a Perfect Social Media Post
- Mark Zuckerberg Says Animals Taste Better When You Hunted them Yourself
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Who Is Dave Priebe?
- The Spectrum of All Safe and Ethical Hunters
- The Profile of the Hunter 80/10/10
- An Introductory Talk - Giving Back to the Public
- Dave's First Talk - Hunting Dominant Bucks
- Honey Bees - DNA - Natural Predators
- Experience, Communication, Trial and Error
- What is a Deer Hunt? Predator VS Prey
- Humans Superior Intellect
- The Prey's Superior Avoidance Intellect
- Intellect VS Behavior
- Scouting to Increase the # of Encounters
- The Importance of a Mentor
- The Deer's Nose - Their Primary Defense
- The Sight Picture - Hitting What You Aim At
- Primary Methods - Stand, Still, Drives
- Fresh Droppings = Deer Are Close
- The Mental Game - A Rest, Not Reactive
- Always Check the Sounds, Try to See them Before They See You
- How Many Eyes Are on Me?
- Being Near Thick Dense Cover, Cold, Crisp and Still
- When to Still Hunt
- Low Profile VS High Profile Hunting
- Map Based Planning and Knowing Your Hunting Party
- What to Where in Cold Climates
- Learn Your Own Layering System
- Scent Control, Keeping Clothes Outside
- Fickle Wind, Second Hunts, Field Dressing
- A Kill Bag, How to Cook Venison, How to Drag a Deer Out of the Woods
- A Preference of Rifle Caliber
- Scents and Calls
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Growing up in a small home in a small rural town set the stage for Nick Pinizzotto and a career as CEO of some of the most recognized sportsman groups in the nation. A love for the outdoors and wildlife seems to be at the root of Nick career path. Nick says even though it seems like we are making decisions based on biological science when it comes to conservation rules and regulations, it's often times more political science operating behind the scenes. Nick's focus these day is with the National Deer Alliance, a young organization who's goal is to alert members of legislative efforts that could affect your hunting rights and privileges, much like the NRA alerts its members about gun laws. And, we get to hear Nick tell a great story about a buck he calls Second Chance.
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DEER NEWS:
- Deer Decoy Sting is Sluggish
- Deer Poachers in Webster County Iowa Plead Guilty
- Florida Using Force to Defend Against Flesh Eating Worm
- Deer Crashes Through Roof of House
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Growing Up in a Small Home
- I Thought Everyone Hunted
- How's It Going So Far at NDA?
- Why Do We Need the NDA?
- Being Policy Focused
- Biological Science to Political Science
- Local Pressure to Anti Hunting Pressure
- More About Managing People, Not Deer
- Free Membership, Staying Nimble
- The NRA for the Deer Hunter
- Much Further to Go
- Nick's Backpack
- A Midwest Whitetail Hunt
- Nick's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- The Second Chance Buck
- A Pity Party and Knocking Another Arrow
- I Saw Lots of Red and a Shaky Leg
- Out of Such Respect for the Animal
- Current NDA Issues
- Federal Land Transfer to States
- How to Join the National Deer Alliance
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Dan Bayus is a dreamer. And a do'er. He'd rather be shown than told. Dan's theory: Test the theory first and hyper-focus your shots. It seems Dan does this in and out of the field and that's probably what makes him a great deer hunter and deadly archer. Dan grew up in the land of Ohio giants and has recently relocated to Pennsylvania. Not surprisingly, even though he won't share exact locations or GPS co-ordinates, Dan already has a focus buck for the season. Dan prefers to hunt this way: focus on particular bucks, understand that deer pattern hunters, and know that treestands are your friend. To help him become a better archer Dan once spent time with a US Olympic Archery coach. That's what he means by hyper focus. We learn from Dan how he prepares for each hunt, how he watches cold fronts, wind directions, barometric pressure, and moon phases, learning buck tendencies, and late October strategies. Notebook required.
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DEER NEWS:
- Bass Pro Buys Cabelas for 5.5 Billion Cash
- Single Deer in Michigan Tests Positive for EHD
- First Black Bear Seen in Kentucky in Over a Decade
- Deer Crash Data from State Farm Insurance Claims
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Being in Dreamer and a Do'er, Show Me Don't Tell Me
- An Apple Sauce Station, a Bow, and a Grunt
- Moving from Ohio to Pennsylvania
- Aerial Views and Planning A to B Travel Corridor Hunts
- Hunting People More than Hunting the Deer
- Deer Know Weekends from Weekdays
- The Midday Movers - Deer Pattern People
- A Tree Ninja and a Focus on One Buck
- The Gear Set Up and Hunting the Wind
- Late Season Ground Blind Sets, Food Plots, and August
- A 300 Winchester Mag
- Draw Length on a Bow -VERY important
- Hyper Focused Long Shots and the Checklist
- Gun Hunting vs Bow Hunting
- Getting Together with Family and Deer Drives
- Kisser Buttons and USA Olympic Archery
- Laser and Bare Shaft Bow Tuning
- Spine of the Arrow
- Dan's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Cold Fronts are Like Light Switches
- Moon Phases, Barometric Pressure
- Is Dan Hunting Today?
- Hunting Apps and Trail Cams
- Buck Tendency, Late Oct and Early Nov Strategies
- Hunt Smart and the Hang on Helper
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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The Finale of an Epic Whitetail Hunt, this is the conclusion of Jared Scheffler's Monster Whitetail Hunt. Find Part I HERE: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/jared2part1
From Part I: Jared Scheffler is one of the best deer hunters we've ever interviewed. His style, which is mostly spot and stalk, on the ground, public land, long bow hunting, has led to some of the most amazing deer hunting footage we've ever seen. In 2015 Jared took his largest whitetail to date and as the early deer season get into full gear in most parts of the US, we thought this would be a great story to inspire you to get out. It's an epic tale with lots of twists and turns that Jared masterfully details in his story. We decided to break it into two parts, so you'll have to wait until next week to hear the finale. Take lots of notes, Jared lays out some dandy tips in this episode.
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DEER NEWS:
- Raccoon Hunter Shot While Searching for Dog
- 78 Year Old WWII Veteran Found - Lost While Deer Hunting
- Nevada Game Officials Schedule Emergency Mule Deer Hunt
- When Deer Strike Back
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Covering the Ground Until We Bump Him
- Covering Everything in a 2 Mile Radius
- Maybe We'll Catch a Glimpse of Him
- Did I Miss Something? Grabbing Straws
- Many Thing Are Out of Our Control
- We Weren't 100% Giving Up, But....
- A Man at a Gas Station - Something Doesn't Feel Quite Right
- Oh Dear Lord, a Big Buck
- He's Probably Down in that Crick Bottom
- The 160 Acre Piece to the North
- Am I in a Dream?
- One Lane, 4 Feet Wide, 35 Yards Out
- The Arrow is Too Late, But Then...
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- I’ve Never Been a Crack Shot
- Don’t Get Attached to Any One Spot
- Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Colorado
- If it’s Not Hot That Day, Move On- Ground Hunting Adaptability
- Whitetails Just Aren’t Patternable Consistently
- Snooking for Whitetails Episode #68 www.BigBuckRegistry.com/jared
- Big Buck with Bow vs Gun
- Why the Longbow? And not a Compound…
- 4 Seconds vs 8-10 second Reaction Times
- 180 fps is Slow But I Can Shoot Quickly
- Longbow Shooting Options
- Giving Up the Long Range Shots
- A Kansas Public Land Monster Whitetail
- The Story Begins in 2012
- There Stood the Biggest Typical I’d Ever Seen
- 8" Tall Grass and a Decoy
- Bow Hunting the Flat Ground 800-900 miles on Gravel
- Getting a Visual, Don’t Stop the Car within a Half Mile
- There are Big Deer Here
- Let’s Figure Out How to Hunt Them
- My Buddy Chancey, A Buck Run and 5 Miles Later
- The Grand Caravan, Not the 1988 Econo Conversion VAn
- Morale at Deer Camp- Up and Down
- Spray Painting Khakis from Walmart
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Jared Scheffler is one of the best deer hunters we've ever interviewed. His style, which is mostly spot and stalk, on the ground, public land, long bow hunting, has led to some of the most amazing deer hunting footage we've ever seen. In 2015 Jared took his largest whitetail to date and as the early deer season get into full gear in most parts of the US, we thought this would be a great story to inspire you to get out. It's an epic tale with lots of twists and turns that Jared masterfully details in his story. We decided to break it into two parts, so you'll have to wait until next week to hear the finale. Take lots of notes, Jared lays out some dandy tips in this episode.
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DEER NEWS:
- 70 Deer Vasectomies in Staten Island
- What the Deal with Deet?
- Help Create Minnesota's First Ever Deer Plan
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- I've Never Been a Crack Shot
- Don't Get Attached to Any One Spot
- Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Colorado
- If it's Not Hot That Day, Move On- Ground Hunting Adaptability
- Whitetails Just Aren't Patternable Consistently
- Snooking for Whitetails Episode #68 www.BigBuckRegistry.com/jared
- Big Buck with Bow vs Gun
- Why the Longbow? And not a Compound...
- 4 Seconds vs 8-10 second Reaction Times
- 180 fps is Slow But I Can Shoot Quickly
- Longbow Shooting Options
- Giving Up the Long Range Shots
- A Kansas Public Land Monster Whitetail
- The Story Begins in 2012
- There Stood the Biggest Typical I'd Ever Seen
- 8" Tall Grass and a Decoy
- Bow Hunting the Flat Ground 800-900 miles on Gravel
- Getting a Visual, Don't Stop the Car within a Half Mile
- There are Big Deer Here
- Let's Figure Out How to Hunt Them
- My Buddy Chancey, A Buck Run and 5 Miles Later
- The Grand Caravan, Not the 1988 Econo Conversion VAn
- Morale at Deer Camp- Up and Down
- Spray Painting Khakis from Walmart
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
50 years of deer hunting has to account for something. That's half a century of deer hunting knowledge. How could we resist. Tim Gauthier has made a profession of taxidermy, hunting and filming wildlife, and now he's jumping to the retail business as he explores the benefits of ozone to the everyday deer hunter. Yes, Tim has experienced lots over the years and it's true, he used to climb into his treestands like a telephone lineman climbs to the top of a telephone pole. Tim says that the best place to hunt is often where the other hunters refuse to go, which why Tim loves to hunt the deep dark swamps where he hikes 3 miles to get to his favorite stand. According to Tim, the pinch points in a swamp are just as good as the pinch points in any mid-west open field. Once again, as we continue our exploration of the habits of world class deer hunters, we pick Tim's brain and finds out how he does it so you can too.
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DEER NEWS:
- 8 Michigan Deer Test Positive for CWD
- Bowhunter Faces Charges After Shooting Hunting Partner
- Why Hunters Should Care about the Hunter's Reserve Program
- Man Gets 60+ Tickets for Dead Deer
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Old Guys Get Giddy when Deer Season Arrives
- The Family and the Tradition of Hunting
- I want to Be a Taxidermist
- The Hunter Round Up, Deer Camp, and Beer
- From Taxidermy to Film and Leaupold, and Boone and Crockett
- Tim's Back Pack and the Beta Packs 80 LBS
- Buck Snort Wheeze and Kansas Bucks
- Camo Patterns- Time of Year and Location
- Breakup Is HUGE, and Hang on Stands
- Climbing Spike and the Telephone Pole, Ground Blinds
- Deer Moving the Best and -40 Degrees, Snapping Cold Trees
- Layering and Carbon for Scent Containment
- Preparation is the Key to Success and Understanding the Game
- Tim's Memorable Deer Hunt
- First Buck is As Big as My Biggest
- A Hunt with You Son
- I don't Care about Trophy Record or Labels
- 3 Miles to a Stand Set Up, and Swamps
- Bucks Hanging on the Buck Pole
- Conservation, Herd Management, QDMA
- Get Away from Hunters
- Pinch Points on Swamps Like Point on Agriculture
- ScentLok Enforcer: I haven't been Busted in 5 Years
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
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Sure, having your first baby might change things a bit, but the corn still needs to grow, the fields need to be seeded, the trees need to be cut, and life going any slower than Mach 10 just wouldn't seem normal. That's how Lee and Tiffany, our guests from Episode 050, like it. Tiffany has pulled back just a bit to take care of their son, but both Lee and Tiffany enjoy a fast paced country life. They say that when they're not on the road, they're home bodies and you'll never find them at a coffee shop (Lee doesn't drink coffee, and doesn't need to). Lee says that all the work is done by September on his endless acreage of farmed prime hunting land. In fact, Lee is so meticulous about created amazing deer habitat that his neighbors should thank him. We go deep with Lee and Tiffany on this show and talk everything from parenting, to hunting standing corn, to how to sneak into a field without detection, to hinge cutting trees for habitat, to building watering holes. Get your notebooks out.
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DEER NEWS:
- Ted Nugent Receives Top Honors
- Toledo Metro Parks Informs Council of Kills
- State Law Makers to Add Tracking Numbers to Ammunition
- 7 Year Prison Sentence Delivered on Hunting Related Shooting
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Life Has Changed with a Baby
- The Work is Done Before September: Time to Hunt
- Gotta Have Everything Ready Mid August (Except for Disasters)
- Rain, Wheat, 4 Foot Tall Foxtail, Turnips, and Rape
- 50% of the Staff are On the Call
- 500 Acres of Row Crop and Deer Feed
- Another New Thing All the Time, 50 Things and Zero Done
- I'm Not Happy if I'm Not Going Mach 10 with My Hair on Fire
- Ground Blinds and Standing Corn Tactics and Techniques
- Soy Beans and Rotating Crops
- Making a Rubbing Post in a Vacant Big Field
- 24/7 365 for 15 Years - Learning and Effort of Deer Management
- When is Our Anniversary? A Snake Pit
- Knowing When a Buck Sheds and Which Deer to Shoot
- Age, Topped Out, 2 Years in a Row
- Being Rewarded for Your Game Management
- Letting Big Deer Walk and Water Sources
- Self Made Ponds and Pear Trees, Apples Too
- Fruit Trees and CRP Fields
- Hinge Cutting Tree Strategies, YouTube, Google
- We Don't Go to the Coffee Shop, We're Home Bodies
- Small Town Gossip and Neighbors
- Friends Like the Mayor and Game Wardens and Sheriffs
- Meeting Neighbors at the Iowa Deer Classic
- Red Necks from Iowa
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Michael Waddell never planned to be on television. He was like any other kid growing up in rural town USA. He hunted small game like every other kid. He fished for bass like every other kid. In fact, Michael says you we're considered odd if you didn't do these things. It wasn't until Michael became more passionate than others about certain aspects of the outdoors that he was noticed by the founders of Realtree. But even then it wasn't about being on television, it was more about being a guide and cameraman for those who already had their television host jobs locked down. It wasn't until Michael pitched an idea for a new show to the Realtree decision makers that he got his break. However, he never intended to be a host, it was just an idea. The rest is history. Michael Waddell prefers to be humble and gracious at all costs, despite his hectic lifestyle. He says that hunting is when he actually gets to relax and the rest of his life is absolutely chaotic (which makes sense being one of the most popular hunting personalities in America). We discuss the origins of the Bone Collector and early season deer hunting tactics.
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DEER NEWS:
- Robotic Decoys Help Nab Poachers
- 13 Foot Gator Taken at Florida Farm
- Deer and Deer Hunting Joins Pursuit Channel in 2017
- Indiana Collecting Deer Samples after Bovine TB Discovered
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- We are Closing In, Hunting in Fruit of the Looms
- Michael Waddell's Mentor Michael Pitts
- You Were Weird if You Didn't Hunt
- I Never Had a Goal of Being on TV
- An Advisory Staff and Free Camo
- $100/day to Guide Dale Earnhardt
- Can you Run a Camera? And $18,000 a Year
- A Political Bubble and National Television
- I Didn't Mean Me
- Go Through the Door If It's Open
- The Development of the Bone Collector and Gregg Ritz
- Jeff Foxworthy and T-Bones Nickname
- The Incomplete Deer Hunter
- Being Gracious and Humble Always
- Difference Between Arrogant and Confident
- Early Season Deer Hunting Tactics
- Strike Quick, Strike Hard, Hunt Smart
- Records Year to Year, Old School VS New School
- Last Minute Tree Stand Placement Techniques
- Out of State Hunting, Learning the Property, and DIY
- You Need to Listen to Others to Be a Better Deer Hunter
- You're Not Better than the Guy Hunting in His Backyard
- Ground Blind Tactics, Don't Over Thing It
- Carbon Technology and Scent Containment
- Facebook Fan Questions for Michael and 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Dairy farming, mismatched camouflage, deer scouting from a tractor, maple syrup, and electricity from manure aren't exactly the things you'd think of these days when you think of Nikki Boxler. But, these items have been a part of Nikki's life for some time, and at her roots, these are the types of things that keep her grounded. Nikki says she really prefers the simple life and says that social media and television are exactly what we need less of in order to get back to the what really matters. However, despite enjoying life without wifi, Nikki recognizes that the internet is a crucial piece of society and communication with the world as she pursues careers in marketing, in and out of the outdoor industry. Nikki is an early riser and frequents her family farm for shooting, hunting, and peace of mind when she isn't being flown around the country for hunts sponsored by Winchester and Realtree.
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DEER NEWS:
- Deer Ticks Disappearing in Dry Northeast
- Study Shows Some Deer Resistant to CWD
- ATF Issues Warnings of IEDs in Trail Cameras
- Missouri Reminds Hunters of New Deer Regulations for Fall 2016
- 2 Charged with Several Deer Hunting Violations in Iowa
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Western New York and a Large Dairy Farm
- "I can back up farm equipment better than I can parallel park a car"
- Grandpa Settled in New York and Made the Most of It
- Making Electricity Out of Manure
- The Farmer's Daughter and Maple Syrup
- Sap Wars- Once You Try Real Syrup, You Never Go Back
- Driving the Tractor and Studying the Wildlife
- A Treestand, Good Luck Nikki
- My Worst Fear is Wounding and Animal
- An 8 Point Buck on the First Try
- 2 Way Radios and a 2 Mile Walk
- The Most Googled Question about Nikki Boxler
- Gut it Out and Self Processing
- Mis-Matched Camo and Then Along Came Realtree
- The Hill of Western New York
- Maple, Pine, and Twitter Bucks
- Deer Hunting in Multiple States- NY, TX, and CO
- Getting Rid of Cable and Television
- Dropping Social Media, Except Now We Need It
- The Deeper into the Woods We Go the Happier We Get - A Catch 22
- The Business Side of Hunting and the Farm Mentality
- Patience and Nose Jammer
- Stay in the Woods Longer with Text Peer Support
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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TR Walters is a school teachin', deer huntin' machine. When he's not in the classroom educating the children of Hickory Corners, Michigan he's out at the farm or in the woods teaching himself more about the idiosyncracies of his local deer herd. TR believes in planting both spring and fall food plots, endless observation of deer and deer habits, soaking his ground blinds months in advance of the hunt, and never carries a knife on a hunt (he says it's bad luck). As we continue our quest to identify the habits of high successful deer hunters, TR is our latest deer hunter breakdown. We discuss everything from treestands, to ground blind placement, from food plots, to scent cover, and much much more.
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DEER NEWS:
- National Deer Alliance Launches New Website
- Maine Panel to Decide Soon on Any Deer Permits
- Deer Vasectomy Plan for Staten Island Deer Herd
- Most Decorated Female Shooting Olympian Speaks Out About Gun Rights
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Hickory Corners Michigan and being a School Teacher
- The More You Get Into It, The More Addicting it Becomes
- The UP of Michigan
- Spring and Fall Food Plots
- Sometimes Less Is Better, Time is a Big Issue
- When I first Started Hunting , Gun Hunting from a Treestand Wasn't Allowed
- The Deer Population of Lower Michigan 40 Deer Per Acre
- EHD and the Population Today
- That's Twice the Meat
- How Many Day Do You Spend in the Woods
- The Invention of the Pop Up
- A 25 Year Change and Being More Selective
- What I Love about Trail Cams
- A Complete Set of Observation Tools
- Putting Out Ground Blinds Months in Advance
- Bad Luck and a Hunting Knife
- Early Season Fresh Earth Scent
- As Scent Free As You Can Be
- When You Can Track A Deer at a Fast Paced Walk
- 6'2 and 240lbs, I like Ladder Stands Better
- If I Hunted Public Land, I'd Use More Climbers
- Who Knows What You Don't See
- Moon Phase Strategies and the Barometer
- TR's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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It was love at first kill. Jim Kinsey, former US Marine helicopter mechanic, writer, film maker, and hard core deer hunter, met Jana Waller (one of our favorite predators on the planet) in a ground blind on a turkey hunt. Does it get any better than that? Now, Jim spends much of his time behind the camera handling the filming and editing for the show Skull Bound on the Sportsman's Channel. Jim writes for various journals, the television show, and is now writing music for Nashville. Jim says despite the jump from medium to medium, story telling is story telling (and he's good at in by the way...). We go behind the scenes with Jim and find out what his life is really like, how he got there, and where he's going. And he tells one heck of a good deer story, so stay tuned it!
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DEER NEWS:
- New Jersey Wants to Introduce Cougars to Control Deer Population
- County Board Agrees to Change Suicidal Deer Sign
- Archers to Cull Deer Herd Again in New Lebanon
- Another Law Suit Dismiss Over Ann Arbor's Deer Cull Program
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Living in Montana and Surrounded by Mountains
- How I met Jana, Love at First Kill
- I Can Write a Melody
- How To Decide Which Story to Tell
- The Men from Red Platoon
- Writing for Scripts, Magazines, and Music
- How Much Writing Goes into and Outdoor Show
- First Marines of Hawaii - Helicopter Mechanic
- Marines Do Cry, Anti-Hunters, Thick Skin
- The Middle Ground - The Non-Hunters
- 8k, 4k, HD 1080
- Flat Out, Light Outs, Dropping the Hammer
- 60 Yards and a Bipod - A Thick Thick Buck
- 170" Muley Starring Me in the Face and Coyote Yips
- 26,000 Steps and Two Bucks, No Roads
- Shooting All Day Long, and Crayons
- Not Everything Goes Perfectly, Equipment Failure, and Garbage Bags
- Exposed to the Elements, Get Ready to Buy Another
- Odd Scented Camera Equipment
- Jim's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- The Hartford Buck
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Doug Kostreva doesn't get much sleep. A typical day starts at 4AM and doesn't end until after 9pm. Doug doesn't mind though. As a multi-generational farmer, Doug never stops thinking about how to make stuff grow better. If Doug isn't filling an order for a hunter eager to get their food plot off the ground, he's giving someone advice on how to make the best food plot of their life. As Doug says, you want to plant far enough ahead to give your plants maximum growth at the very moment you step into your treestand. This means planting in August to give the deer a buffet of greens to devour in October and November. Doug takes this stuff seriously and spends hours crafting the next best seed blend combination for various environments. We pick Doug's brain about everything from choosing a plot site, to weed killer, to fertilizer, to tonnage, to soil testing, nitrogen and much more.
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DEER NEWS:
- Sunday Hunting in Delaware
- Deer Numbers are on the Rise in Minnesota
- Hunting Access Program Seeks Landowners in Lower Peninsula Michigan
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Pound Wisconsin just North of Greenbay
- Protein Grows Antlers. Period.
- Rototill and Burn, Killing Weed Seeds
- Discing the Bejesus Out fo It, Glysudaphate (aka glyphosate)
- No Nutrients, No Moisture and Late Season Hunting
- Soil Testing and Lime - The 3 year Plan
- Annual and Perennial - Designed to Keep Deer Healthy
- Building a Restaurant - First Time Plot
- Weed Kill, Soil Test, Fertilizer
- Tonnage - They'll Grow Over Your Waist
- Pre Bud Stage - Highest Protein State
- Stemmy and Woody- Deer Don't Eat It
- Deer Follow Deer - Food, Water, Bedding
- Broadcasting Oats and Turning them Into the Soil
- What % of Glyphosate VS Organic Weed Killer
- Soil Testing - 5 Samples and 5 Inches
- Germinate and Stall, Acidic Soil vs Perfect Soil pH
- Nitrogen, Lime, and Can Soil Be too Basic?
- Feeding Deer VS Attracting Deer
- Triple 18 or 19, Watch Your Lawn Fertilizers
- Brassicas - Rapes, Turnips, Collards, Kales, Radish
- Planting Spring VS Summer - Peak Production
- Getting in and Out of Your Stand Relative to the Food Plot
- Peaking in October, When Should we Plant?
- Minerals, Top 5 Pointers, 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Shane Mahoney is a world renown conservationist, hunter, and outdoorsman. There may not be another person on the planet that has done more for conservation efforts globally than Shane. Despite his efforts, Shane's opinion about the current state of conservation is not a good. As he says, you never run out of lessons with conservation and that the animals cannot speak for themselves. Conservation is a complex equation and carries with it extremely practical applications. Shane shares his opinions on hunting, of all varieties, why hunting should not come with an adjective, and gives us a history lesson about the conservation efforts as we know it today.
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DEER NEWS:
- Study Reveals 2016 Deer Study Group Results
- Young Bucks vs Old Bucks: Which are Smarter?
- Science vs Public Opinion to Develop Deer Management Policy
- Bow Hunting Recovery Rate, Coyotes Studies, and Do Penned Deer Pay?
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A Newfoundlander, of Irish Descent
- A Beautiful Place - Hunting and Fishing Culture
- Walking to School - No Buses in a World of Wildlife
- A Childhood Forever, You Never Run Out of Lessons
- Does it Ever Get Boring?
- Nothing Against Humans, But Animals are More Interesting
- Animals and Hunting Suffocate Daily Stresses
- The North American Conservation Model 1988
- Aldo Leopould 1933- Purposful People Gave Rise
- Pittman Robertson - Most Simply Unique and Democratic
- Conservation has Become a Practical Business
- Teddy Roosevelt: They Cannot Speak for Themselves
- How Are We Going to Paid for the Protection?
- The Non-Hunter and the Trophy
- A Term Corrupted and Unsalvageable
- Let's Not Use an Adjective to Describe Hunting
- High Fence Hunting - A Division Between Hunter and Hunter
- We Can't Throw All High Fence Hunting in a Bag
- There Is No Perfect Line, But Extremes are Bad
- A Memorable Deer Hunting Story
- Is Conservation in Good Shape?
- Calculating the Value of Wild Meats
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Vanillian. As a chemical formula, the organic compound looks something like this: C8H8O3. Combine this with an apple and you get something called Vapple. Neophobia: extreme or irrational fear or dislike of anything new, novel, or unfamiliar. Deer are the world's biggest neophobes if you think about it. And that's exactly what Kelvin Wilcox, deer hunter, creator, and founder of Vapple did. He thought about every little component that could and should go into an attractant, from the smells, to the fillers, to the flavors and made something that is perhaps the worlds best smelling deer attractant and neophobe antidote. Kelvin's original quest was to make a wind checker powder that smelled like something a deer would like to eat. He accomplished that and moved onto an additive attractant, soaps, blinds, and cover scents, and scent eliminators. Each product carries the Vapple quality and formulation that keeps the brand consistent. This show is about something you've never heard about, but we're guessing you will smell it before the end of the year.
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DEER NEWS:
- ATA Adopts New Rules for Attendees
- House Approves Bill To Cease Protection of Grey Wolf
- Mild Winter Prompts Increase Tag Numbers in Northeast
- Amendments on Defense Bill to Take Aim at National Public Land
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A Smell Like No Other- Apple and Vanilla
- A Lesson in Scent Cover: Vanillin Old School
- Time to Develop, Trials and Errors
- Neophobia - A Deer Fears New Scents
- Scent Products and Fillers, A Game Changer
- I was a Hunter Before Vapple
- The Vapple Formulation - a Flavor and a Filler
- Getting Deer to Associate Smell with Food
- The Windchecker Bottle, Acorns, Deer Mineral, Embedded
- Calcium, Phosphorus and Salt Content
- Don't Tell Me, Show Me- 30" in 1 Year
- Cover Spray- Same Formulation to Much Powder
- Scent Eliminator- It's More than Just Scent, It's UV too!
- The Black Light Test for UV
- The Beast Blind- A Portable Durable Blind
- Kelvin's #1 Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Special Guest: Josh Carney
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
There was no joking around for Kyle Rosner on April's Fools Day not too long ago. After an event that would change his life forever, Kyle finds himself bound to a chair, but to Kyle, it's just the beginning of a new life path for the young outdoorsman from Wisconsin. Kyle is a long time waterfowl and turned his focus more on bow hunting with a crossbow after becoming paralyzed. "You take the little things for granted", Kyle says. Kyle is upbeat, lives and breaths deer hunting, and is killing large Wisconsin bucks. He encourages everyone to not let obstacles stand in your way despite how large they appear. Kyle now deer hunts from an Action Trackchair and routinely fishes from a boat that he has modified to his liking. This is Kyle's story.
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DEER NEWS:
- Hunter's and Farms Provide 100+ Ton of Meat to the Hungry
- CWD Found in SW Colorado Deer
- University of Washington Study on Cougars to Save Lives
- Editorial Note
HERE'S WHAT WE DISUCSS
- Polaski Wisconsin to Black Creek and the Green Bay Packers
- A Life Changing Accident on April Fool's Day
- Waterfowl Hunting Before Deer Hunting
- I Apologize for Not Bow Hunting
- Since My Accident, I've Been Limited
- I Live and Breath Deer Hunting Now
- You Take the Little Things for Granted, A Treestand Beats a Hospital Bed
- Surrounded by a Good Group of Fellas
- The Action TrackChair - The Mini Tank
- A Cedar Swamp, a Cornfield, and a Funnel
- I Got Out 50 Times Last Year
- Luck, Time, Patience, and More than One Stand
- Can Treestands and Track Chairs Work Together?
- Strategies- Which Stand to Hunt, When and Why
- Wind is a Big Factor
- The Rut in the Morning is the Best
- Kyle's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- That Snow Turned Red in a Hurry
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
It all started with a deer hunt and a camera. At age 14, who thinks to video record their hunts? Jeremy Ballantine did just that and now he owns and operates a hunting videography company after some inspiration from Tom Blais, a great northeast videographer in his own right. Based in Vermont, In Pursuit 365 is comprised of a core group, specifically Jeremy and his hardcore hunting partner from New Hampshire, Johnny Brown. Each have their own techniques that they engage in, but one thing is certain, each love the pursuit of the hunt and everything it teaches. Both openly admit that hunting the big mountains of the west is their preferred setting, but home is New England. We sit down with Jeremy and Johnny in our first ever outdoor recording studio surrounded by the woods, old license plates, and European skulls mounts. Once again we dissect once the habits of world class deer hunters, this time it’s about deer hunting in New England and a little mid-west and big mountain of the west).
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DEER NEWS:
- Penn State to Monitor Deer Population
- Texas Says 13 New Cases of CWD
- Pursuit Channel Signs Deal with Verizon and Century Link
- Another Michigan County Added to CWD Zone
HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Running a Video Camera Since Age 14
- There’s Something About the Flight of and Arrow
- If You Aren’t Learning Something from the Hunt, You Aren’t Hunting Hard Enough
- Mentally Dealing with a Missed Shot
- Stratton Vermont and Nashua New Hampshire
- Hunting the Northeast Challenging
- Navigational Skills of the Northeast
- Midwest Private Farms, Cheddar Cheese, and Maple Syrup
- Choosing One Animal to Hunt - Elk
- A 600 Pound Turkey and the Vermont Moose Hunt
- Vermont Bow Season - 3 Weeks of Nothing, No Season During Pre-Rut
- NH Gun Hunting , Hunting Vermont
- The Guide Rules of Vermont, and the National Forest Rules
- Hunting Big Deer Can Be a Multi Year Project
- Snow is a Northeast Buck Hunter’s Best Friend
- Boogering Up the Woods, Hangin and Hunting Same Day
- Mature Bucks on Foot, During Daylight 1-2 Times per Year During Season
- Short Term Memory, Get Back Out There!
- Jeremy’s Most Memorable Hunt
- Johnny’s Most Memorable Hunt
- In Pursuit 365 and Tom Blais
- 10 Rapid Fire Quesitons
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Fred Eichler has been deer hunting whitetail and other big game with a bow and arrow since he was a kid, but today he is more known as a multi-state international predator hunter. As we continue our pursuit to dissect world class hunters and expose the habits that make them successful, Fred is our latest guest. We learn how he uses his predator and hunting and trapping skills to hone his deer and elk hunting skills. We also discuss several of the common mistakes that predator hunters make and how to correct those mistakes. And, we talk traditional bow hunting and why Fred feels it is the ultimate way to take down big game species. But it's not all straight forward, there are some tips and tricks that Fred uses to get those 26 yard shots frequently.
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DEER NEWS:
- Feral Plants and Animal Removal Planned for Maui
- Wisconsin Deer Hunters Cringe As Wolf Population Explodes
- Texas Increases Disease Screening Tests for CWD
- Deer Hunt to Return to Blue Hills Massachusetts
WHAT WE DISCUSS
- Lots of Irons in the Fire, Trapping, Hunting, and Family
- Whitetails, Hogs, Waterfowl, and Florida
- A Job Offer in the Archery Industry
- The DART System, Traveling the World at Age 24
- Predator Hunting and Trapping Makes Better Big Game Hunting
- Don't Educate Your Coyotes, Gotta Set Up Correctly
- A Mixed Situation, More Hunters=More Educated Coyotes
- Play other Sounds that they Haven't Heard - A Turkey Call For Example
- Common Mistakes of the Beginner: Starting too Loud
- Keep It Below a 23 on the Fox Pro Volume Control
- Take Advantage of the Remote Control: They Circle Downwind
- Use a Decoy, Always - It Adds a Visual
- How Far to Set Up, Placing the Call
- Leopards, Dingos, Wolves, Coyotes
- The Sound of the Hounds
- The Average Shot is 26 Yards
- How do You Get Close? The Chess Game
- Quiet Clothing and Realtree Max 1
- Nomad Clothing for Water Resistance
- Ladder Stands for Safety - Lifelines
- Fred's First Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Hunting the big mountains of the west is demanding, physically and mentally. You can travel to the spot, but when the hunt is on, you need to kick into high gear. On a hunt, Kristy Titus needed that extra gear when it counted most, but couldn't get there. She says, "I was so gassed that I was tasting blood". She was the overweight non-athlete and she was out of shape. It wasn't fun. This self realization set the stage for years to come. Kristy vowed to herself to never let anything like that happen again and today Kristy is always in shape for hunting the big mountains. It's become a life style of dieting, exercise, mindset and even body building for competition. This is the result of a desire to keep pace with the demands of hunting big game on big mountains.
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DEER NEWS
- South Carolina Senate Revives Bounty Program
- Tom Gallegher Appointed to the TSSAA
- Midwest Moose Could Make the Endangered Species List
- Jim's Editorial
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- Body Building, Nutrition, and Deer Hunting
- Overweight Kid, Non-Athlete, Struggle with Weight
- So Gassed that I was Tasting Blood
- Fitness and Nutrition to Hunt Harder
- Buying into the Mindset of the People Around You
- Cardio and Weight Lifting - A Special Heart Rate Range
- What's the Formula: 220 - Age X %
- Not Being the Fat Girl, I want a Boyfriend
- Feed Body and Brain Like You are a Diabetic
- Eating Every 2-4 Hours, Eating the Same Meals Over and Over
- Protein Shakes, Bananas, Almonds and Ham
- Uncooked Oatmeal and Tired of Egg Whites
- Wild Game and the Bulk of the Diet
- Making Jerky, Fruit, Almond Butter, and Days Off
- Maintaining 18% Body Fat and Modifying Cookbook Recipes
- Food as Fuel for Performance, Not Enjoyment
- One Bad Meal Can Mess Up a Week of Progress
- Kristy's Gym Protocol
- Kristy's Extreme Hunter Hunting Protocol and Gear
- Knives, GPS, Fire Starter, Binos, Range Finder, Rain Gear
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
We pick up where we left off, at Phase II of the rut, as described by Dr. Ken Nordberg. This show covers Phases II through V. Dr Nordberg wrote a book in the 1980s called Whitetail Hunter's Almanac that is considered by many as the deer hunting bible. Today there are 9 (soon to be 10) editions of the Almanac, each sharing some fascinating insight into the world of the whitetail deer and how to hunt them. Dr Nordberg, otherwise known as "Doc", used to spend over 4000 hours a year studying the whitetail. Interestingly enough, Dr. Nordberg's deer hunting strategy has changed over the years as he recognized new patterns in whitetail behavior relative to hunting. This show is for the beginner and the advanced hunter.
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DEER NEWS:
- Robinson Outdoors Responds to Jury Verdict in Court Case
- South Dakota Study Checks Survival of Young Deer
- 5 Common Myths About Whitetail Fawns
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
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Phase II - Breeding Range Establishment
- Mid- October and the First 32 Degree Day, Frost
- 90% of Antler Rubs and 100% of Ground Scrapes
- Not the Peak of the Rut, The Pecking Order
- Marking Their Territory, Wrinkles in the Neck
- 30 Antler Rubs in One Area = Buck Bedding Area
- 4-6 Inch Tree Rubs = Big Buck
- Scalp Musk, Ravaged Branches and Ground Scrapes
- Dominate Bucks Make the Biggest Scrapes and Rub the Biggest Trees
- End of Phase II Cruising Their Range
- Will Remain Until the End of Phase II, Keeping Young Bucks Away
- Lesser Scrapes Made by Lesser Bucks will Fade
- Looking for Does Where They Feed
- Range is About a Square Mile, Sometimes 2
- Spots to Hunt and Methods: Hunt Ground Scrapes, Don't Use Scents
- 1980s Big Bucks Came to Estrus, By End of 1990s Only Small Bucks
- Stay 20 Yards Away from the Buck Scrape Trail, Downwind or Crosswind
- Hunt 2 Days- If You Don't See Him, Move On, He Saw You
- Warmer Weather (40 Degrees), Bucks Sit Tight
Phase III - Primary Breeding Phase
- 85% of Does Bred During This Phase
- Buck Can Be Here One Day, And a Mile Away the Next
- 11 Antlerless Doe and 1 Buck
- Hard to Hunt Dominant Bucks During This Phase
- Nov 3rd to the 17th, Then Primary Breeding is Over, Bucks Return to Their Spots to Rest
- Look for the Doe Feeding Areas
- With 10 Days to Hunt, Hunt Just the Adult Does Feeding Areas, Forget the Rest
- Hunt Crosswind or Downwind of the Doe Feeding Area
- First Light is Best (30 Minutes Prior to Sunrise)
- 15-20 Yards Inside the Woodline
- Still Need to Hunt the Fresh Tracks and Fresh Droppings in the Area to Find the Mature Buck
Phase IV- Recovery
- Last 2 Weeks, Attitude Change Toward Other Bucks
- Nov 18 - Back to Normal Home Ranges
- Doe have 125 Acres, Bucks At Least 300
- Will Start to Feed With Does and Walk the Trails Again
- Done with Scrapes (Mostly)
- Non-Bred Does Will Have a Supplemental Breeding Time
- Don't Hunt Bucks in Bedding Areas - Hard to Get Close, They Lay Facing Downwind
- Noise and Beds- Buck will Move Quietly Away and May Be Gone for a Season or More
- Scouting- Find the Buck Bedding Areas and KEEP OUT
- Camo Blaze Orange
- Think of Your Clothing as A Blind, Hide Your Silohette
Phase V - Supplemental Breeding Phase
- 15% of Does Are Bred in December and January
- 1 Doe, 12 Bucks
- Gathering in Wintering Areas, Yarding
- Hard to Get Close with So Many Deer Watching
- Photographing Dominant Bucks and Hot Doe January 1
- A Buck and Potato Chips
- A Close Call with a Big Buck
- Changing Stand Sites Every Half Day
- Hunting Ground Level with a Stool
- $250 Second Edition Up to $1000
- www.DrNordbergOnDeerHunting.com
- Could have Talked for 4 Days
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Dr Ken Nordberg wrote a book in the 1980s called Whitetail Hunter's Almanac that is considered by many as the deer hunting bible. Today there are 9 (soon to be 10) editions of the Almanac, each sharing some fascinating insight into the world of the whitetail deer and how to hunt them. Dr Nordberg, otherwise known as "Doc", used to spend over 4000 hours a year studying the whitetail. Interestingly enough, Dr. Nordberg's deer hunting strategy has changed over the years as he recognized new patterns in whitetail behavior relative to hunting. This show is for the beginner and the advanced hunter.
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DEER NEWS:
- ScentLok Wins Lawsuit
- Hunter's Specialties Inc Acquires Buck Bomb
- Buck to Doe Ratio's Matter
- Alabama Loses 19,000 Acres of Public Hunting
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- A Student of the Work, Almanac #2
- Half of What You Need to Know
- One of the Bibles of Deer Hunting
- 4000 Hours of Study Per Year of the Whitetail
- Trapping Weasels to Make Money
- Age 8, 3 Deer and a Model 94
- A Retired Dentist and Elevated Stands
- The Wolves Tipped Us Off
- 3.5 to 4 Inch Tracks, That's the Buck!
- Hunt Where They Are, Not Where You Want Them to Be
- The 4th Almanac- Buck Sign
- Down Wind or Cross Wind of Fresh Tracks of the Buck You Want
- The 5 Phases of the Rut, Be An Expert on Something
- The Average Buck Hunter
- The Steel Tape - Was the Second Most Important Thing
- Back Pack Hunting and the Stool Now #2
- Don't Stop Moving
Phase 1- The Development Phase - Sept 1
- Hunting Trails in a Buck Bed Area
- Lasting Until the First Frost in the North
- Bucks Start Feeding Together and Battle
- The Avg Weight of a Dominant Buck in Wisconsin: 305Lbs
- The Pecking Order, 5/8" to 1 1/4" Droppings, and Clumps
- Not many Trails in the Buck Bedding Area
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
After twenty six years of food plots, habitat management, and raising deer it's safe to say that Nick Percy is an expert at all these things. Seeing that it is that time of year for planting and growing, we decided to have Nick, from Killer Food Plots, join us to breakdown each and every step needed to start and maintain a quality food plot, what to grow, and where to grow it. This show is great for the beginner or the person who has been at the food plot experience for a bit, but just can't get it right.
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DEER NEWS:
- Moose Spotted in Boston Massachusetts
- NASA On Board for Largest Trail Cam Project Ever
- Montana Whitetail Deer Population Soaring
- Urban Bow Hunters Claim 400 in Polk Co, Iowa
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- 26 Years of Food Plots and Habitat Management
- Hunting and Fishing in the Woods of Michigan
- A Name Change, Killer Food Plots is Killer
- How Important is a Food Plot for a Beginner?
- Soil Samples, Different Types of Lime
- How to Burn Down and Redo
- pH Level, Lime, Fertilizer, Rototill
- One Rain Can Eliminate 30% Fertilizer in Sandy Soil
- A Harrow Drag (think chain link fence with spikes)
- Leveling Out the Plot, Broadcast Out the Seed
- Soy Bean, Buckwheat, Peas, Sugar Beets, Large Seeds
- Yard Roller, Seed to Soil Contact, Hide Seed from Turkeys
- Cultipack, Quick and Dirty, Deep Woods- Annuals
- Rye Grass is Cheaper
- Use ATV to Smash Seed into the Ground
- The Killer Food Plot Blends
- Border Patrol, Climatize Mix, Deep Woods Blend
- Mistakes You Can Make - Burying the Seed too Deep
- Turnips, Kale, Radishes
- Cold Play Mix- Clover, Alfalfa, Buckwheat
- Food Plot Locations - Entry Exit Strategies, Late Season Cover Habitat Near Plots
- Nick's Memorable Deer Story
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
When an wrench hits, plans change. For Charles Byrum, when surgery failed leaving him less mobile, it put a serious damper on his spot and stalk style of California deer hunting. So, instead of staying put and wishing he could continue his passion, Charles did what any die hard deer hunter would do, he moved to Iowa! The terrain and techniques are different, but Charles is still getting it done in the deer woods (and is now shooting bigger deer by the way).
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DEER NEWS:
- 1000s More Trail Cams Coming to Wisconsin
- Michigan Expands Core CWD Area
- NY State Busts Illegal Venison Sales Ring
- Indiana's Governor Pence Approves 2 Hunting Measures
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Stead Loyal Listener of the Big Buck Podcast
- From California to Iowa- Two Styles of Hunting
- Big Buck Registry and Conservation
- Population 400, Sowewhere, Iowa
- Two Cultures: West Coast East Coast
- Public Hunting, San Diego, California
- Oak and Sage Brush, Water, But No Food Source
- Binoculars are My Best Friend
- Pepper in the Deer Cavity
- A Decision to Move to Iowa Based on a Medical Issue
- The Need for Less Field Water
- Trading the Water for Gloves and Hand warmers
- From Public Land Hunting to Private
- Finding the Younger Hunters for the Good Deer Spots
- Iowa Door Knocking - Bring an Ice Breaker
- 3 Years Later - 3000 Acres to Hunt Privately
- 8 Miles to the Store, 3 Hour Trip
- Gravity Sucks - Don't Fall Asleep in a Treestand
- Iowa has Bigger Bucks :-)
- Young Bucks VS Old Bucks
- A Deer Story- It Ran Towards the House
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Welcome back Jana Waller! Jana is one of those people that just makes you feel great to be human. With her work on the Wishes for Warriors Project, Jana is giving back as she can by helping Combat Veterans to heal through hunting. Jana first joined us in Episode 56 of the BBRDHP, almost 2 years ago now. Time flys and lots has happened since then, including what Jana says was her best hunting year ever, 2015. We get all the details on Jana's 2015 muley hunt and Kansas whitetail hunt, and some advice on how to plan your own DIY hunt out west with a little help from a mapping chip.
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DEER NEWS:
- St Louis Suburb Approves Archery for Deer Hunt
- Expert Calls Deer Sterilization Stupid
- Arkansas Deer Disease Prompts Missouri to Increase Sampling
- Soil Temp Key to Corn Crops
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Huntin', Huntin', Huntin' Like Crazy
- Wishes for Warriors- Hunter Warrior Bonding
- Cortisol Levels and the Forest
- The Healing Power of Hunting
- $13 Can Send a Package to the Troops
- Camp Fire Chats with Combat Veterans
- The Show Notes - From 2 Years Ago
- I'll Never Top 2015- Mule Deer and Big Kansas Whitetail
- Onyx Maps - Do It Yourself Hunting
- Public VS Private and Who Owns It
- Garmin, Onyx, and a Chip
- Lots o' Glassing, Big Country Hunting
- Weather Can Change in a Heart Beat
- 400 Yards and Wind in Your Favor
- Kestrel Shooting Meter - The Ideal Tool for Ballistics and Shooting
- A Heavy Pack Out but with a Skip in Your Step
- Kansas Whitetail - Can't Use My Lease
- Typical 8 with Gnarly Bases
- A Wanderer Tresspasser Non-Homesteading Buck
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- I Cough Too Much
- Sika Hunting in Maryland
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From his humble beginnings in Dayton, Ohio to the country life of Georgia, Travis T-Bone Turner is one of the most likable hunters on television. Travis spent time working for Mercedes Benz but soon opened a bow shop, which opened a door to a whole new world. Many may not realize that Travis is a deep thinking detail oriented guy who holds a World Championship in 3-D Archery. As this interview will reveal, the Mother Hen (as Michael Waddell and Nick Mundt will affectionately refer to him), knows bows from limb to limb. FOC? Thor's Hammer? T-Bone Turner knows how to take some of the most technical physics-oriented flight of the arrow science and turn it into something that everyone can understand. You'll hear what we mean in this interview.
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DEER NEWS
- Minnesota Urges People to Leave Deer Fawns Alone
- Staten Island's Deer Management Strategy
- Why Do Bucks Shed Their Antlers?
- Can Milorganite Repel Deer?
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- Little Turkey Huntin', Little Bow Fix
- Rattlin' the Cheetos Bag & Squid Fishing
- Dayton Ohio to Atlanta GA
- Working for Mercedes Benz and a Bow Shop
- Competitive Archery and World Championship 3-D Archery
- Jeff Foxworthy and the Bear Whitetail Hunter
- The Evolution of the Bow
- Not a Fan of Speed, What's the Next Big Bow Thing?
- Warm to the Touch Handles - Carbon Risers
- 90% of the Shots are Less than 40 Yards
- Quirks- Accurate is Better
- FOC, Foward Balance, Cutting the Wind
- Thor's Hammer and Kinetic Energy
- Deer Hide and Momentum, Physics
- Redneck on TV, Genius off Camera
- TBone's Bag Contents, Scentlok, Realtree
- Leaving a Hole Open in the Blind
- Be Comfortable Hunt Longer
- TBone's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- 2 Hornady Shotgun Shells
- The Mother Hen
- www.TBoneOutdoors.com
- Online Redneck Pep Rally
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Jim Shockey, now 58 years young, has made a career of hunting for over 30 years now. Most would say he is one of most recognized and influential hunters of our time. Eva, his daughter, now 28 years old, has been following in Jim's footsteps but is, arguably, more recognized than Jim considering the number of Eva's social media followers. Eva has now entered into a new phase of her hunting career and life as she has broken away from the nest. Jim's start was far more humble than you might think- hunting was a means to food on the table, nothing more, and his deer camp as a child was a mobile home park he called home. Jim and Eva have a great camaraderie and cantor and we hear it all as we discuss their life journey.
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DEER NEWS:
- Scent Companies Join Fight Against CWD
- Vermont Deer Herd to be Largest Since 2007
- Researchers find New Bacteria that Transfers Lyme Disease
- Oklahoma Legalizes Suppressor Use on Public Land
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- How Did Jim Get His Start? Hunting Bugs
- Hunting is More than How To
- $42, Getting Paid to Talk and Write, a Comedy Column
- Ace Hadler - Pen de Plume
- Is Your Dad a Funny Guy? His Writing Was Good
- Young Bucks in Rut, Underwear as a Boat Tarp
- The Duke of Kinade and Trailer Parks
- Family Support, But It was Never Financial
- An Easy Path for Eva? It's Still Hard Work
- Who Handed You These Questions? Girls and Dance Class
- And Underwear Model and Tim the Hockey Player
- Into the Layer and Tim's Not Listening
- Is That How It Went Down? Jim Cried but Denied
- No Moose= No Food
- Dad Told Me How To Shoot, My Kids are Great Shots
- Paranoid about Missing a Shot and Pushing Bush
- Is He Paying You? Junk Food Sugar Freak
- Never Buying Meat, Better to Know Your Animal
- The Keyboard Fanatic Anti-Hunters
- 88 Death Threats in 24 Hours and the Media
- Hunting is the ONLY Conservation that Will Save Animals
- A Pescatarian and Elk Meat
- SCI Become a Member of Something
- Share You Hunting Experience
- Most Memorable Whitetail Hunt
- Capturing a Moment in Time on Video
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Billy has some challenges in his life. More than most people. It doesn't stop him from doing the things he loves, like hunting. Billy tells you how he gets it done in this exclusive hunter highlight series interview!
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Coyotes Kill Deer Fawns and Hurt the Deer Herd. As deer hunters we have an obligation to hunt coyotes all year round, not to eliminated them, but to control them in order to let the buck fawn live and eventually seed a healthier deer herd to include a healthy supply of bucks. In our last show with Al, (Episode 138 www.BigBuckRegistry.com/almorrisfoxpro ) ,Al discussed many of the basic aspects of how-to coyote hunting. Due to popular demand, we asked Al to come back and go more in-depth on his favorite subject: coyote hunting. Only this time, it's about killin' coyotes in Spring and Summer. Hint: the week of July 4th is special. Stay tuned as Al covers many subjects and gives you the tools to be a more successful coyote hunter now to make you a more successful deer hunter later.
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THE DEER NEWS:
- Mass Deer Grave Poses Enormous Threat to Bio-Security
- Hunters Take 15% Less Deer in New York
- Road Kill Elk Now Legal to Take and Eat
- Minnesota DNR Appeals Ruling Invalidates Major Poaching Ring
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- Why Bring Coyote Hunting to a Deer Hunting Podcast?
- You Can't Eliminate the Coyote
- Pups Hit the Ground May 1
- The Hyperdrive of the Coyote, A Vocal Group
- Group Howls, Locating Howls, Canine Pups
- 90 Days Later Pups Hunt with Mom and Dad
- The Territory Challenge, Is Anyone Listening?
- When the Calorie Demand Goes Way Up
- How to Locate Coyotes- Doing the Loop
- 3-4 Dens, Fleas, and Moving Around
- Year Round Patterning
- See, Hear, Kill Sites, Stopping Every 3 Miles
- The First Cut Hay and Short Corn
- The Naked Spot of the Property
- More People = More Wary Coyotes
- The Rendezvous Site and The Rhythm of the Woods
- Al's Top 3 Most Successful Calls
- Defending the Pups, Attacking Domestic Dogs
- Covering 12 Miles in 3 Minutes
- A Good Batting Average and Going 0 for 36
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- Missing Cat Posters
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The story continues as Dan Coffman walks us through the hunt, step by step, play by play. But there's a twist. Things did not go exactly as planned. It wasn't the "as seen on tv" situation. What happened would make most hunters stomach come through there throat after shooting a potential World Record buck. Part I - found here: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/coffman discusses all the moments and strategy leading up to the kill. This is Part II, the HUNT!
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DEER NEWS TOPICS:
- Deer Ticks Out In Force in Maine
- 23 More Cases of CWD Found in Arkansas
- Hunters Bag Massive Deer Eating Gator
- Illinois DNR Given Notices of Layoffs
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- Hunting Boots vs Feeding Boots
- A Glimpse in the Thicket
- 31 Barometric Pressure and Climbing, Cold Front
- Even the Does Seem to be Smarter
- I Hunted Him As If This is The Night, Everynight
- Give them the Wind and a Corn Kind of Smell
- Wife the Corn Dust onto the Cuffs
- Hiding the Truck and the Wetland CRP
- An East Facing Hill, Never Seen Him on the Hoof
- A 30 Yard Scary Shot
- Live and Lungs and an 80 Yard Run
- Puking Out of the Stand after 2 Years of Anxiety
- Oh God, Where Did He Go?
- Reviewing the Film and Rain, Call in the Dogs
- We Got 2 Options, Stay Downwind OR...
- No Sign, Pull the Cameras
- Call in the Game Wardens and 2 Miles of Crick
- How Many Points Does Your Buck Have?
- At 292 1/8, I Wouldn't Change a Thing
- Biggest Deer Ever on Video
- I Want to Go Back to Hunting 150" Deer
- Gordon Whittington, Mike Beatty, Mark Hammer
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions!
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Thirty-seven points and 287 5/8 net inches of antler should get your attention. It certainly got the attention of Pope and Young, Dan Coffman, a slew of other hunters, and now Dan Coffman's Buck appears to be the #2 World Record. If inches could measure story, the story behind the Coffman but would rank pretty darn high too. Dan shares all the details with us, including a few you haven't heard before. A two year pursuit finally came together for Dan Coffman and we bring you 2 full hours of how Dan strategized to put this monster on the wall. In Part I we review all the strategy and work that lead up to the day of the hunt. Part II (next week), we breakdown every inch of the hunt, minute by minute, on how Dan was finally able to capitalize on a moment of a lifetime.
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The DEER NEWS:
- US Fish and Wildlife Service Distributes $1.1 Billion to State Wildlife Agencies
- Stone Age humans brought deer to Scotland by Sea
- 230” MULE DEER POACHED IN WYOMING
- Alabama's gun deer season may be expanded to Feb. 10 statewide
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS WITH DAN:
- 13 Pages from 90 Hours
- Missing a Buck at 5 Years Old
- Training with a BB Gun
- Columbus Firefighter Station 1
- A Trade of Work for Hunting Time
- Mineral and Feed 365
- A Bow Hunter or Gun?
- Scared to Even Think He Would Be #1
- I Ain't Seen Him, The Beans are Yellow
- Every Deer is Different
- The Christmas Tree Buck
- He Disappeared in April, This is a Massive Buck
- How Would You Approach this?
- Watching and Reading, Adam Hayes
- When His Horns Harden, Forget the Corn
- EVERYTHING is Scent Free
- Backing Off the Camera Distance
- Leave the UTV Running and 18% Protein
- A Rut Buck or His Home?
- 2000 Pounds of Corn and Gravity
- November Soybeans and More Protein
- 300 Per Month and Mineral Year Round
- When to Quit Feeding
- 650 Hours of Overtime
- Muscle Memory
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You might have seen Realtree’s video of Michael Pitts asking some pretty overly straight forward questions of Michael Waddell, Nick Mundt, and Travis T-Bone Turner from this year’s ATA event. He is decidedly the thorn in Michael Waddell’s side and that one person by which no celebrity hunter wants to be interviewed. So, we tracked him down to find out who the real Michael Pitts is - turns out he’s an master bowman and bow technician, a full time fire fighter, a Realtree Prostaff, and now, part-time comedian. Michael walks us through his character, and often breaks into character as he details his elite hunter training facility that his has put together for his students.
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Jim Keller’s Deer News:
- PA Man Dies from Snake Bite
- Buckwheat fro Early Summer and Spring Food Plots
- 18 Deer and CWD Found in Elk
- Future Cars to Have Anti-Deer Crash Technology
- Michigan DNR Expanding Coyote Hunting
HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- The Working Class Bowhunter Podcast
- Tim Burnett The Solo Hunter and the Joe Rogan Show
- Being a Mentor to Michael Waddell
- Mr. Miyagi and West Point Georgia
- A Bow Medic for Travis T-Bone Turner
- Nick Mundt is a Gear Beast
- Cheetos and Dr Pepper and Competitive Archery
- Nate Hoise’s Sisters are Blowin’ Up My Phone
- Should Eddie Salter Get Into the Turkey Hunting Business?
- Dumb Catch Phrases and the Booger Bottom Water
- Nick Mundt Moves to Georgia
- Cam Hanes and the Chattahoochee River
- Michael Pitt’s Combine Training Facility
- 7J Outfitters and a Natural
- Life in the Bow Shop, The 2016 Hoyt Bows
- Turbo Bows and Steps for Buying on a Budget
- Accessories, Arrows, Beman and Easton
- Shooting Cold VS Shooting Warm and the Macho Chest Shooter
- Michael’s Wyoming Deer Hunt and David Blanton
- Who’s the Best Hunter? Room for Improvement
- Yellow Dye #5 and Deer Sense
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Chad Eubanks has spent a lifetime hunting in Louisiana, both on public and private leased timber company property. Chad's biggest pet peeve is when one hunter disrespects another. To avoid poachers and trespassers and those hunters that disrespect other hunters, Chad has turned his sights on high fence hunting. As many scream "high fence" on any big buck Facebook photo post, Chad has found sanctuary and a comfort in not what the fence keeps in, but what it keeps out. Chad discusses the pros and cons of high fence deer hunting in Missouri versus private leased land and public land hunting in Louisiana.
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The Deer News with Jim Keller:
- SC Considering Lottery for Coyotes
- NY Trades Hunting Laws for Education
- More Deer with CWD found in Michigan
- Bill to Remove Silencer Ban in Iowa
- Ohio Community Tackles Deer Management
Here's What We Discuss:
- Sharing Faith and Hunting
- Experience Public and Private Hunting Lands in Louisiana
- A Saturation of a Hunting Area- Safety Issues
- Farmers, Pine Timber, and Lumber Companies
- Deer Hunting- Northern, Eastern, and Southern Louisiana
- How to Get Permission to Hunt on Timber Company Property
- Leasing Timber Company Land for Deer Hunting
- The High Fence Hunt
- Dealing with Poaching, Trespassing, and Stealing
- Mile of Fencing, $15,000 for 100 Acres
- Cash Flow Analysis of a High Fence Operation
- Leases for Hay and Row Crops
- Sponsorship and Member Fees, Multiple Streams of Revenue
- The Pay to Play and Buying a High Fence Operation
- An Opportunity to Buy
- The Hunting Equipment Used in a High Fence Area
- Chad's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- SCI Record Books
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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It's been almost 2 years since we last talked to David and Dean Giarrizzo from Tag-N-Brag TV as we continue our mission to revisit old friends of the Big Buck Registry (FOBBR). David and Dean are brothers continuing to pursue their passion: to be professional hunters. They aren't making a bunch of money, but they are making a living and doing what they love. A little older now, the boys of Tag-N-Brag are coming of age and we have to say, they seem more mature in many ways, but they still have fun in the deer woods and know how connect with younger hunters (which we think is extremely important). From food plots and soil sampling in New York to early season deer hunting in North Dakota, Dean and David are living their dream.
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Jim Keller's Deer News:
- Federal Land Ownership in Question
- QDMA Issues Recommended Hunting Practices in CWD Zones
- NH Considering Changes to Hunting Seasons
- Staten Island Mayor Developing Deer Management Strategy for Exploding Deer Population
Here's What We Discuss in this Show:
- All Growed UP, Young Bucks
- Episode 57 July 26, 2014
- Mount App on iTunes, Tapping into the Younger Crowd
- Connecting with Younger Hunters
- Hunting in New York and Food Plots
- Preparing Now for the Fall Deer Season
- A New Tractor, Clover and It's Importance
- David Proofing the Equipment
- Flying the Drone and Killing it
- Soil Testing, Germination, NY vs OH
- Dougie Fresh from the Horny Buck Seed Co.
- Creating Tonnage on 10 Acres
- Obtaining Leases in Ohio and Soybeans for the Late Season
- Raking Light, Tilling and Broadcasting for Turnips and Clover
- Dean and David's Most Memorable Hunt- North Dakota
- The Don Henley Buck
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- A Rap Session Challenge with Heartland Bowhunter
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We caught up with some old friends, Shawn Luchtel and Michael Hunsucker from Heartland Bowhunter in this show. They appeared originally on the Big Buck Deer Hunting Podcast in Show #062 on August 30, 2014. Time flies. Managing a farm in Northern Missouri is a full time job as creating a better habitat for wild grasses and wild game is never ending. Food plots were once the focus, but now Shawn and Michael have added prescribed burns and timber management to the overall land management strategy.
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Jim Keller's Deer News:
- Wisconsin DNR Compiles List of Problem Callers
- Columbine Survivor Pushes to Legalize Guns in Schools
- Indiana Senate Grapples with High Fence Hunting
- Ann Arbor Deer Cull Kills 63 Deer
-
shedrally March 12, 2016
Here's What We Discuss in Today's Show
- A Photo Op with Gregg Ritz and Lee and Tiffany
- Shed Hunting in Northern Missouri, Whereabouts Undisclosed
- 28 Sheds and a Controlled Burn
- Finding Sheds Near Winter Food Sources
- How to Do a Controlled Burn
- Leaf Litter, 15mph Winds, and the Black Line
- Leaf Blowers, Fire, Native Grass, Fire Resistance
- Big Blue Stem and Little Blue Stem Grass
- Land Management , 865 Acres, and The Farm
- EHD, Starting a Herd from Scratch
- Wiping Out the Older Deer and Self Killing 30 Doe
- Timber Stand Improvement Strategies
- Food Plots and Endless Farm Improvement
- Providing a Variety of Foods, Clover, Beans
- Planting More Food than They'll Need
- Soil Samples and Testing After a Few Years
- Crop Rotation, Soy Beans, and Corn - Keep Them Separate
- Chemicals and Ground Prep
- Michael's Most Recent Memorable Hunt- Wyoming
- Shawn's Most Recent Memorable Hunt- Colorado
- Siri- A PETA Member and Bad Ass Michael
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- Where to Find Heartland BowHunter: www.HeartLandBowHunter.com
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Meet Cameron Coble, the self-proclaimed average-Joe blue-collar deer hunter. We believe that some of the best deer hunters in America aren't flashy, don't want to be, and they often keep to themselves. When we have an opportunity to speak to someone like Cameron, we jump on it. Hunters like Cameron often hold some of the most amazing perspectives on deer hunting and it's like tapping into a over-ripe maple tree filled with the nectar of unique deer tips and hunting strategies. Cameron focuses his hunting on public ground in some of the most ripe deer states in the US- Iowa, Indiana, and Kansas. He is also setting his sights on Ohio in the near future. We thank Cameron for spending over and hour with us as we breakdown his day to day hunting strategies!
Jim Keller's Deer News
- Cecil the Lion Controversy Leads to Culling of 200 More Lions
- Joe Franz Cleared of All Poaching Charges
- Michigan Approves Bills to Prohibit Drones
- DNR to Tweak the Moose Permit Ranges
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HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
-
shedrally March 12th Andrew Schultz from Whitetail Properties
- The Average Joe Blue Collar Deer Hunter
- An Intimate Relationship with the Whitetail
- Nov 1991 North American Whitetail Magazine
- Deer Hunting Public Land in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and Kansas
- Strategizing to Hunt Ohio for the First Time
- Indiana's 1 Buck a Year Rule, 16 Day Gun 16 Day Muzzleloader After Rut
- Funky Hunting Rules in Each State
- Factory Work, 3 12s, and Plenty of Time to Hunt
- Tennis Shoes on a Deer Hunt 1988
- Deer Hunting Out of a Dodge Dart
- Hunting 80 Out of a 90 Days Season
- Not Hunting the Weekend on Public Ground
- A Minimalist Style of Hunting and Tree Hunting with Hang-ons
- Timing Hunts and Hunting on a Hunch
- A Non-Arrow Friendly Area, Scent Control Strategies, and Variable Stand Height
- Best Scent is No Scent
- The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Climbing Tree Stands
- A Photo: Cattle and the Shed Hunt
- Wearing Out a Stand and Shooting Inside of 70 Yards
- Cameron's Most Memorable Deer Hunt, Studying Whitetail Records by County
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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Nick Mundt is on the road 300 days out of the year. Technically, Nick is in the woods most of those days, either hunting or filming someone else hunting. Nick is a professional hunter, trained hunting guide, and a licensed barber- no joke - (Nick packs his scissors with him when traveling and will trim Michael Waddell's hair when necessary- it's always good to travel with your own barber). But how did Nick get to where he is today? Is having the freedom to be in the woods most of the year worth more than money? We think so, and so does Nick Mundt. Nick shares his whole story on this show!
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On Jim Keller's Deer News:
- Dwarf Deer in Alabama
- Chris Brackett Got It Wrong on CWD
- CWD Whitetail Farm Escape
- Notice of Important Dates
-
ShedRally on March 12th
Here's What We Discuss with Nick:
- Showing the Good Side of Hunting
- Too Busy Huntin', Spearfish South Dakota
- The Black Hills, 150" SD Bucks, Sportsman's Paradise
- A Year Round Playground, Prarie Pot Hole Region
- Cutting Waddell's Hair, Bringing Your Your Scissors, The Traveling Barber
- Not About the Money, Outdoors and Freedom, Worth Much More than Money
- 7J Outfitters Wyoming, The Guys from Realtree
- David Blanton, Bill Jordon, and a Video Camera from Sears
- A Dream Come True Job Offer
- Who is this Michael Pitts Guy? And, Dumb Catch Phrases
- Contents of Nick's Back Pack
- Key to Killing Big Deer= Have the Wind in your Favor
- Mechanical vs Fixed and Rear Deployment
- Solid Steel Broadheads and the "Power Wagon" Blades
- Nick's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Not Passing on Anything Over 170"
- Hunting the Bucks When the Become Temporarily Diurnal
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- Advice from the Barber Shop
- You Can't Fix Stupid
- Nick's Links: www.NickMundt.com
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Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Coyotes can decimate a deer herd, especially buck fawns, according to scientific studies. You might think that killing all coyotes in the answer, but it's actually counterintuitive. Coyotes are extremely resilient and will self regulate, but over killing them can actually trigger a biological event resulting in high pup crops. Regardless, hammering coyote packs and reducing numbers in your deer hunting areas will only help your cause. Al Morris from FoxPro is an expert coyote hunter and helps us breakdown and dissect this essential aspect of hunting, from beginner to intermediate levels.
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Jim Keller's Deer News Topics:
- QDMA says Poaching Fines Should be Higher
- Missouri's House Bill 1971 for Higher Poaching Fines (Thanks Dan!)
- Grants in Indiana to Feed the Hungry FHFH
- Popularity of Shed Hunting Leads to Restrictions
- Wisconsin Hunters Can Now Wear Pink Instead of Orange
Here's What We Discuss In This Show:
-
1 Thing You Need to Do to Increase You Deer Herd is Hunt Coyotes
- World Champion Coyote Calling Contests
- 80% of the Fawns Killed are Buck Fawns
- If You Hunt Deer, You Need to Hunt Coyotes
- The Importance of Feb 15th and Breeding Season
- Vocalizations VS Prey Distress
- The Fawn Crop Killing Zone- Hunt Coyotes Where This Happens
- Coyote Poop Studies
- Coyote Hunting for the Beginner
-
1 Way to Get a Coyote is to Call Them In
- Use Calls that Coyotes in Your Area Are Familiar With- Cat, Kitten, Chicken Distress
- Coyote Location Calls and Road Calling
- Go With Someone or Go Online
- Below 64 Degrees- Key Temperatures
- Aug Sept Oct - The Dispersal Period
- Eastern VS Western- A Yote is a Yote
- 2-3 Day Loops Over Big Territory
- 7 to 12 Minutes to See A Coyote (if there are any there)
- Less is Better When Quiet, More is Better When Loud
- How Far Should We See?
- Dense Cover Calling VS Wide Open Spaces
- Shoot 'Em When You See 'Em!!!
- Decoy or No Decoy?
- Best Caliber .223 or .22-.250
- They Gotta Eat, Territorial, Breed, Protect
- Al's Memorable Coyote Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
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As deer hunters, we often try to be quiet in the woods so as not to spook the deer, but why? What do we really know about the sounds we make? Not many studies have been done on sound in the deer woods, but Adam Lewis, a physics teacher by trade, is determined to change that. He created a company called Sound Barrier Hunting that researches and tests those sounds that hunters commonly make and the results may not be what you thought. How far does a metal on metal clang travel and will that particular sound decrease your odds of scoring big on a deer hunt? Adams explains all this and more!
Jim Keller's Deer News:
- World Class Buck Poached in Wisconsin
- Missouri to Ban Feral Hog Hunting
- Malaria Found in Eastern Deer Population
- Don't Forget the Fruit Trees When Building Your Deer Plot
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS EPISODE:
- What's Happening in Saginaw Michigan
- The Farm, Baseball, Basketball,and Hunting
- The Science of Physics and Sound
- Mr. Lewis, what is sound?
- If a Tree Falls in the Woods...
- The Good News and Bad News about Sounds We Make and Ways to Improve
- The Study of Sounds and Mammals
- The Ting of Metal on Metal
- Deer Hear Loudness Similar to Humans
- Frequency Range and the 8000 hz Sweet Spot
- 24 Common Hunter Noises and Sound Lab Testing
- The Sound Charts and Examples
- Dry Crunchy Grass, Dry Leaves, and Weather Conditions
- The Study of the Whitetails Reactions to Sounds
- The King Ranch Collar Studies
- How Sight and Hearing Work Together
- Field Observations- What's Wrong with These Deer
- Leveraging Sights and Sounds as a Deer Hunter
- The Ultra Sonic Range - Up to 54,000 hz
- Higher Frequency Sounds Carry Further and Localized Sound
- Applying Knowledge to the Hunt
- The 10 Rules of No Sound Noise Reduction
- The Sounds that Hunters make
- Adam's Gear Check and Back Pack Contents
- Adam's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 10 Rapid Fire Questions
- Where to Find Adam: www.SoundBarrierHunting.com
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It all started with an 8 megapixel camera and a flock of blackbirds. A good job and some savings later, Gem was on his way to purchase better video capture equipment for all of Gem's deer hunting, duck hunting, turkey hunting, or whatever Gem decides to hunt. Whatever is game may be, one thing is for sure, Gem's camera work is outstanding. He thinks of every hunting set in two ways, how can I get the shot (for the kill) and how can I get the shot (for the camera). And, oh by the way, he's only 17 years old. Gem takes us on a deer hunt in Louisiana and gives us a forecast of where he wants to take his career (after he's done with his homework).
Jim Keller's Deer News:
- Missouri Deer Season Ends with a 270,000 Deer Kill
- North Carolina New Poacher Turn-In Program
- Wisconsin Record Broken- New Archery Record
- Shed Season Season is Right Around the Corner
- Family Attacked by Deer, Rescued
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Punxsutawney Phil
- An 8 Megapixel Camera and Some Blackbirds
- A Job at the Ranch and Some Savings for a New Better Camera
- Determination and Watching TV Shows
- Better Software, Better Camera, DSLR
- Wrap Focus and a Focus on the Deer
- A 22 and Squirrel Hunting
- The Camera and a New Layer of Difficulty
- Different Strategies for Public and Private Land Hunts
- Public Land- First Come First Serve
- Thinking About the Shot- Kill and Camera
- Private Land Set Up- No Human Competition
- Palmetto Brush and a Long Bow Season
- Warm Weather, 6 Deer Tags, and 180lb 8 point
- Mud Oaks, Red Oaks, and Honey Locus
- Acorns are Key Food Sources in Louisiana
- Gem's Back Pack
- A Phobia for Ground Blinds (the Pig Is Near)
- I've Never Been Winded and 30 Feet Up
- Equipment for the New Hunting Filmer
- Movement Matters
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Can the eyes of a quarterback indicate where the ball will be thrown? Is luck a random chance? Or is it actually the by-product of hard work and hours of preparation? Mike Kafka can tell you that hard work and preparation is the key to reaching higher levels of success and that it's the turn of the head, not the eyes, that will often indicate to a defender where the ball is going to be thrown. Mike, a newbie hunter, has spent several years in the National Football League playing the Quarterback position and is now setting his eyes on a new venture, deer hunting. It started with a specialized handwarming pouch that Mike flys under the flag of a company he started called Roo Outdoors, but in the process his interest in hunting has grown Mike is able to draw correlation between preparing for a NFL football game and preparing for a deer hunt. Only this time, in preparation for becoming a better deer hunter, Mike picks Jay and Dusty's brains for information.
Jim Keller's Deer News:
- New Arkansas Whitetail Record
- California Man Sentenced for Killing Deer
- Insurance Company Ranks States Based on Deer-Vehicle Collisions
- National Deer Alliance Names New CEO
- License Application Deadlines Fast Approaching
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- Who is a football fan?
- From Northwestern to the Eagles, Patriots, Bucs, Vikings, and Bengals
- Starting football in the 3rd Grade
- Tom Brady isn't the Most Explosive Runner
- Draft Day, Adam Vinatieri, and the QB Position
- Trent Cole- Blitz TV
- Playing NFL Football Conflicts with Deer Season
- Deer Hunting Top 3 Things you Prep For with Jay and Dusty
- Picking a Tree Stand
- Preparing your Map, Finding the Deer Trails
- Usually Means Not Always
- Everything and I Mean Everything Stays Outside
- The Crepuscular Hours and the Solunar Tables
- Hunting Rituals, PreGame, Showers and Chlorophyll
- To the Stand 45 Minutes Early and Waves of Sound
- Weather, Sunrise, Legal Shoot
- What do you do when a deer comes in?
- Slow Movement, No Eye Contact
- Act Like a Non-Predator, Reading the Body Language
- By Product of Hard Work=LUCK
- A Decade of Information on One Giant Map
- The Insights of a New Hunter
- The Apprentice Hunting Program
- Tom Brady's Diet
- www.RooOutdoor.com and a New Version of the Hand Pouch
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When you have the likes of Mark and Terry Drury just a text or holler away for advice on deer hunting, your chances of killing big bucks year after year goes up, way up. Taylor Drury has learned an incredible amount from her father and uncle over the years, and although she is only 20, she probably has the whitetail knowledge of someone three times her age. The one thing that Taylor notes as the most important key to being a great hunter, Persistence (notice the capital "P"). Taylor says that there really aren't any short cuts to hunting, although it may seem that way on television. She notes: television only shows you the best footage for television, but most of the hard work footage and in-between stuff ends up on the editing room floor. Where does Taylor plan to take this career as she comes of age in the outdoor industry? Tune in to hear all about it!
Jim Keller's Deer News:
- Condemned Killer of a Texas Game Warden Denied Review
- Minnesota Governor Proposing Felony Charges for Poaching
- QDMA says Hunters Now Killing More Mature Bucks and Less Yearlings
- The Ohio DNR Deer Summits
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Being on the Road and and Drury Outdoor Fans
- Being Mark's Daughter
- Being a Hunter has Shaped Me
- The Family Business Path and Online Degrees
- Living with Social Media, Anti-Hunters, and Neutral Hunters
- The ATA Meetings
- What Did You Have for Breakfast?
- Who's the Best Hunter in the Family?
- Taylor's Aha Moments
- The 13 Phases of the Hunt and the Greener Pastures Phase
- Late Season Phase (Phase 13)
- DruryOutdoors.com and DODTV
- Big Hearted Guys
- Very Laid Back and Who's the Boss?
- A Team Effort
- A Stronger Union of Hunters and Monitoring the Anti-Hunters on Facebook
- Educating the Uninformed
- Hunting Your Own Way, without Ridicule
- Michael Waddell Video and Venting
- A Positive Attitude for All Hunters
- Taylor's Deer Hunting Technique, Tips and Tricks, Under Armour Scent Control
- Illumination of the Pins and the Muddy Slip Harness
- A Nasty Neighbor and the Story of the "Dirty Little Secret" Buck
- Hunting High Pressure
- Taylor's #1 Hunting Tip, Her One Thing, What She'd Tell Herself
-
DODTV
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When life robs you of your bow and arrow, just pick up a crossbow or gun instead. Jason Koger knows this all too well after colliding with a downed powerline on a four wheeler on March 1, 2008. 7200 volts and two amputations later, Jason has turned seemingly overwhelming situation into one of the most positive and uplifting stories you'll ever hear. Jason relies on state-of-the-art bionic forearms and hands for all his daily tasks, to include deer hunting for big whitetail bucks. Jason shares his entire story on this show.
Jim Keller's Deer News:
- A Proposed Legislative Bill on High Fence Deer Hunting in Indiana
- 2 Deer, One Shot in Missouri
- Deer Flee Flooded Waters in Mississippi, Killed by Poachers
- Deer Herd in Vermont is as Healthy as Ever
- Police and NRA Disagree on Cost of Event Security in Harrisburg
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Look Ma, No Hands, A Sense of Humor
- A Life Changing Accident, March 1, 2008
- A Downed Powerline and 7200 Volts
- It Blew Off My Left Thumb
- Dr Pepper Urine and Double Amputation
- You Don't Give Up, Never Quit
- My Kids Need a Father
- Feeling Hands and Fingers and Phantom Pain
- Touch Bionics Prosthetics at $150,000 Each
- How Do Bionic Hands Work?
- Hawaii 5-0 and a Remake of 1974
- "The Hook Man Episode"
- A New Set of Hands
- Weird Phone Calls from Los Angeles and Apple
- A Superbowl Commercial
- $1000 to 18 Different Charities
- A Flight to Paris France for the iLimb Quantum
- A Beer Can and a Lock Up with 5 Motors
- No Cooking, Cleaning, or Diapers
- No Strings or Rachets Anymore
- Killing a Button Buck and Crossbows
- Cold Weather Solutions and Under Armour
- Hunting Independently and Safety First
- Tenzing Pack and the One Million Dollar Arm
- Hunting with Jason and Realtree
- Jason's #1 Deer Story and a Rusty Spring
- A Hunt with Jana Waller and Jason's #1 Hunting Tip
- Pranks
- www.JasonKoger.com
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If you started a business at age 25, where would you be today? That's exactly what Audrey Pfaffe is doing right now. With a degree is agri-science and a love for deer and deer hunting, Audrey is putting her degree to work by designing food supplements and minerals and selling them out of her barn in Wisconsin. Many giant companies started in a garage or barn, like Microsoft, Apple, or even Mathews Bows. Audrey takes to the field as often as she can and as she says, "I wouldn't know what to do with myself if I didn't hunt". Her and her husband have purchased 17 acres that just happens to be a natural funnel between her neighbor's properties that are well managed for growing big Wisconsin whitetail deer. Audrey explains here hunting methods and strategies and shares her experiences and a growing pains of a startup small business.
Jim Keller's Deer News:
- Big Game Hunting Article Gets Featured in the Wall Street Journal
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The O'Danish Kringle company from Wisconsin
- Cheese Heads, Not Derogatory
- The Love of Wisconsin and Being a Homebody
- Locked on Hunting from the Age of 2
- Not Seeing Deer, and What to do About It
- The Number of Hours in the Woods to Log Before the Deer Appear
- Buying Land for Hunting
- The Hunting Strategy for a Pinch Point
- Scent Control Trumps Camo Patterns
- Breaking Up Your Pattern and Twine Pants
- Hanging Your Clothes with the Cows
- Base Layers of Fleece, Sweat and Boots
- Cold Metal, Scent Control Spray, and Nose Jammer
- Gun and Bow Setup, Shooting a Deer at 14
- The Bow Wars Back and Forth
- The Hunting Lifestyle - A Household Thing
- The Small Business of Agri-Science
- A Degree in Animal Nutrition
- Developing a Deer Nutrition Company, 2 Years from Scratch
- Start Young and Growing When it Counts
- Pains of Growing a Business
- Big Companies Didn't Start Out Big
- Audrey's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Audrey's Song, #1 Book, #1 Deer Hunting Tip, #1 Thing, The Audrey of 10 Years Ago
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Jerry wrote a book, a book about a lifetime of hunting and fishing. Deer hunting with bow and arrow was a vehicle for Jerry to tap into the rhythm and cadence of nature, which is a bit different from his life in the entertainment business. Growing up in a world of country music, it was not unusual for Jerry to be around legends like Loretta Lynn and Johnny Cash. Jerry became an agent for his best friend, comedian George Carlin, but life wasn't always so fun. Jerry battled lymphoma which stripped him of some time in the woods, a place where he needs to be find peace of mind. Jerry's new book, The Outdoor Chronicles, True Tales of Lifetime of Hunting of Fishing, describes these stories in detail but we get to hear some of these stories in Jerry 's own voice.
Jim Keller's Deer News:
- The Top 5 Deer and Deer Hunting Stories of 2015
-
5- Bear Attacks Deer on Front Lawn, Captured on Video
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4- First Ever Wisconsin Mule Deer Harvested
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3- Legendary Mule Deer Named 'Buck Norris' Found Dead
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2- A Very Unique Black Buck is Killed in Texas
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1- 300 Inch Buck Considered for the Pope and Young Record- Dan Coffman
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Outdoor Chronicles, True Tales of a Lifetime of Hunting and Fishing
- The Entertainment Industry and Country Music
- Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, George Jones, and Johnny Cash
- Online Dating and the Avid Outdoorsman
- Calling, Rhythm, and Cadence of the Deer Woods
- Deer Hunting Maine
- Realizing Your Own Mortality
- Battling Lymphoma
- What in Jerry's Pack?
- Jerry's Old Boot and Mink Oil
- Jerry's Bow Setup and Remembering after Chemo
- Going into Jerry's Basement- Scent Killer
- Ragweed
- Jerry's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Fixing Jerry's Sink and Comedian George Carlin
- The 20 Year Old Jerry
- Jerry's #1 Hunting Tip, Jerry's Favorite Books, Patrick McManus #1 Book
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Deer hunting the vastness inside the "Blue Line" of New York's 6 million acre Adirondack Mountain range is no joke. It consumes hunters, both literally and metaphorically. Those with poor navigational skills should think twice about hunting these mountains, but to Todd Mead, is all second nature. Todd has spent a lifetime hunting this tremendous forest where disappearing deep into the woods for days to hunt the back country bucks is no big deal. Todd's pack is loaded with gear, but perhaps the most important piece is his life saving diabetes kit: a must have for a big woods hunters with Type I diabetes. Todd shares his stories with us as he uses his pen to capture a lifetime of hunting in the Adirondack Mountains.
Jim Keller's Deer News:
- Predator Hunting, Coyotes, and Their Affect on the Deer Herd
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- Hunting the Adirondacks, a Vast Wilderness
- 6 Million Acres, Taking a While to Become a Hunter
- No Pleasure in Killing, Never Losing Respect
- The Blue Line and Forever Wild
- Harsh Winters and Beating Up the Deer Herd
- What Keeps Todd Going Back?
- The Human Billy Goats, It's Not Work, but it is Laborious
- Hunting with Type I Diabetes
- Navigating the Big Woods and Getting Lost
- Back Country Bucks, Waiting for Dad
- Napping in the Woods and "The Bowl"
- The Swamp Buck and Doe Hill
- Todd's Gear Check: The Back Pack
- Pen to Paper and Hunting Adventures
- Todd's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- 7 Bucks and 1 Shooter
- Your Buck Just Died, It's Right in Front of Me
- The Tale of Two Fallen Bucks
- What Would Todd tell the 20 Year Old Todd?
- Being a Copy Editor for the Outdoors
- Todd's #1 Deer Hunting Tip
- A Bloody Bed and a Different Buck
- Todd's One Thing: Yoda, A Rubber Pig, a Horseshoe, and a Burger King Crown
- The French Brothers and the Chippawa Gang
- North American Whitetail and Mapping Trophy Bucks
- www.ADKTrailCam.com
- www.ToddMead.com
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To kill one 200 inch giant whitetail buck would be a buck of a lifetime for most hunters. Steve Esker has done it multiple times, four times to be exact (not to mention the numerous bucks that he's taken over 150 inches). Steve arguably has the most impressive big buck wall in the nation. He says it never gets old and it never gets boring, but it is exhausting, elaborate and extensive. It takes a team, time, and a big plan. We dig deep with Steve and find out what makes him tick and how he kills big bucks year after year as part of our exploration of world class deer hunters. Habits, tips, and details of Steve Esker's hunts... on this Big Buck Deer Hunting Podcast.
Jim Keller's Deer News:
- Chronic Wasting Disease AKA CWD
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- 4X 200" Whitetail Bucks
- Becoming a Trophy Hunter
- There's No Boredom, EVER
- A Bunch of Cameras and a Bunch of Properties, and Time
- 62 Properties, 40 Cameras, and a Team of 4
- How Do I Get On This List Steve?
- Deer Season Never Ends
- A Big Buck North South East West
- Narrowing Dow the Last 100 Acres
- 2200lbs of Mineral
- CWMS Mineral, and a Pic of at Least One 150" Buck Inside 2 Years
- Look at the Spot That's Overlooked
- Door Knocking, Golf, and an Insurance Agent
- Well Dressed and Asking Permission
- Reading the Landowner
- "Nos " Will Lead to "Yes"
- Patience and "Can I Run a Camera on Your Property?"
- Steve's Gear Check
- Using the $39 Generic Trail Cam
- Sam's Club and a 48 Pack of Batteries
- Evercalm and VS as a Quick Calm Down
- Black Out VS IF Cams
- Moon Phase Hunting and Timing the Hunt
- 32 Days- The Disappearing Buck
- 10,000 Pics and a Computer
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1 Deer Hunting Tip, Steve's One Thing- YaHOOOOo
- Ed Waite and Big Deer
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From Memphis to California to Bismark and Alberta, Jeanette Hall has been on an incredible journey. Hunting and taxidermy is a big part of Jeanette's life, but that way of life was tested in 2011 when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor, suffering headaches and vision loss. A change in diet, from fast food to natural foods killed the headaches, loss of vision, and ultimately the tumor. Today, Jeanette is winning awards at World Taxidermy Competitions and killing big bucks.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- Zippers, Coyotes, and Velcro
- Our Favorite Place, the Middle of Nowhere
- The Fight in the 5'4"
- Memphis to Cali to Alberta
- Trying to Ruin Good Hunting Clothing
- Alberta Hunting Education
- Boneyards, Cow Skulls, and Taxidermy
- $700/month on Fast Food
- Curing Brain Tumors- Eating Healthy
- Eating Like a Caveman
- Losing Peripheral Vision and Lactation
- Getting Out and a Positive Mental Attitude
- Dogs, Deer, and Cougars
- A Taxidermy School and Job Offers in Bismark
- Bad Taxidermy and Good Taxidermy- What to Look for
- How to Pick a Taxidermist
- Can You Restore Bad Taxidermy?
- A Deer Cape- Geographical Cost Differences
- A TV Show on the Outdoor Channel
- ONCA Gear
- Jeanette's Back Pack Contents, Gear Check and a First Aide Kit
- Nose Jammer, Black Bears, and Ground Blinds
- Mr Moody
- Ethical and Lethal
- The Story of the Highway Buck 9.5 Year Old
- An Amazing "Thawack"
- Jeanette's #1 Hunting Tip, Her One Things, Her Best Advice, and Favorite Book
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ATA2016
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Just when you thought the deer pee industry had exhausted every conceivable way of bringing deer urine to market, along comes Antler Ice. When you think about it, it kind of makes sense. Freezing at origin seems to be the best way to preserve most anything, urine included. Science laboratories having being doing it for years. Antler Ice has figure out a way to collect, freeze, and effectively distribute deer urine to those places where hunters hang out using nothing more than a basic freezer system like ice cream companies. Beau gives us the inside scoop about the company and tells us why using frozen deer urine during a hunt might just be the most effective method to lure a big buck into range.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS EPISODE:
- A Farm In the Middle of Nowhere
- Hard Work IS NOT a Foreign Concept
- Walnuts, Baseball Bats, and Splitting Wood
- 2 Back Packs Instead of One
- Howe work in the Tree stand and Meetings with the Dean
- Field and Stream- Antler Ice
- All Natural Frozen Deer Urine
- Killing of Ammonia and Bacterial Development
- Varieties of Antler Ice
- Apple, Vanilla, and Urine- Early Season Late Season
- The Ghost Wicks and the Freezing Process
- Solving Some Problems about Urine that We Didn't Think About
- 2 Deep Freezers and a Delivery System
- The Antler Ice Truck and Twitter
- How to Apply the Antler Ice in the Field
- The Fresher the Better
- Beau's Back Pack Contents
- A Mule Deer Hunt with Beau in Nebraska
- An Edge
- Sit as Long as Possible #1 Tip
- Beau's One Thing: His Hat
- The 15 Year Old Beau Harris
- When Will Antler Ice Be Available Everywhere?
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Paul doesn't believe that he's a better hunter, but he knows that he works harder than most other hunters to find the big bucks. And, it pays off. Paul is one of the most dedicated and talented deer hunters we've ever met. In our quest to deconstruct world class deer hunters, we break down Paul's strategy, from mapping to scouting, from what he packs in his pack to how he picks his spots. From how he learns new tricks to why having a friend with a boat can be really handy. And, why having a Plan B is super important to having a successful kill.
Here's What We Discuss in this Episode:
- A Working Man's Hunter
- Talking About Deer Hunting- A Close Second
- The Ford Assembly Line
- The Ford Motor Company and Scheduling for Deer Season
- The Only Vacation is a Deer Vacation
- Paul's Favorite Podcast
- Buying a Cabin and Fishing Lake Erie
- Quality of Deer in Michigan VS Ohio
- Getting Dropped by Boat to Hunt
- SABOTAGED- Out of Staters
- A Gut Bag and Moth Balls
- Paul Back Pack
- Totes, Ozonics, and an Ozone Room
- A Carbon Scent Dryer- Scent Master Box
- A Battery of Treestands
- More Bow or More Gun?
- No One Can Shoot a Monster Buck Every Year- Unless It's Your Job
- Stand Hunting vs Stalking
- Can You Get Too High in Stand?
- Paul's Most Memorable Deer- Hunting The Mohawk Buck
- Paul's #1 Hunting Tip
- Paul's #1 Hunting Book: John Eberhart
- Paul's One Thing: Ozonics
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
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What did it take to kill Ohio's #4 Whitetail? Mark Hammer knows. In our endless pursuit to deconstruct the habits of world class deer hunters, we reached out to Mark to find out how he does it. Turns out the success is buried in the details. Mark is a scent control and mapping fanatic. He won't hunt the same stand more than once in a week and Mark loves scouting in March. This show is detailed and loaded with amazing tips as Mark shares his entire hunting strategy.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- Moon and Deer Movement Studies
- Evercalm, Corn Fields and Beans
- A Father, Hunter, Trapper, and Fisherman
- A Union Brick Layer
- Green Living and Good Meat
- Taking a New Hunter Hunting- Hunting for Better Food
- Gun Toting Beer Drinking Rednecks
- Hunting the Hunter, Hunting Where They Aren't
- Staying Out When the Conditions Aren't Right
- Rubber Boots and Spraying Down, Before-During-After
- 20 Gallon Totes, Rubber Seals, Ozone
- BTECH from Tinks and Dead Down Wind
- Washing NEW Clothes 3X Before the Field
- Buying on Clearance, Wash Once, Rinse Twice
- Cholorophyll Tablets
- Car Seats and Dressing in the Woods
- Best Chance is When You Hunt the Stand the First Time
- Plan the Doe Stand and Hunting a Stand Just Once a Week
- 23 Stands and Rotating and Hunting National Forest Land
- A Stand Where You Can't Hear the Cars or the Dogs
- Picking the Hunting Stand Based on Wind Direction
- High in the Morning, Low in the Evening
- Milk Weed Seeds
- Low Tech, Mapping, and Extensive Records
- 45 Minutes Pre-Light
- Buying a New Truck After Killing a Monster Buck
- Mark's #1 Magazine, #1 Hunting Tip, The One Thing
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Steven Fuller is a deer hunting lovin', no hunting excuses, kind of deer hunter. He has coined the term, semi-Live TV show for his online television show called The Huntin' Grounds. Based in Arkansas, Steven says that hunters should never makes excuses or apologize for being a hunter, and quite frankly, we agree. Steven is a vibrant addition to the outdoor hunting world and he's a skilled hunter to boot. He shares his experiences with us from how hunt Arkansas to what the hunt should mean to everyone.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- Listening to the BBR and Being a Fan
- Who is Steven Fuller?
- Working 8-5 and a Semi-Live Television Show
- Video Production and Social Media Marketing
- The Basis of Walmart and the Ozarks
- Buying a Piece of Hunting Property
- The Majority of the Hunters
- Working with Grant Woods
- What's in Steven's Pack?
- Nose Jammer, Bleat Cans, and the Grunt Call
- The Multi-Use Multi-Purpose Nose Jammer Wipes
- The Knowledge of the Hunter and Hunting with Fans
- Setting Up Where the Deer Naturally Travel
- A Doe Bleat and a Buck Grunt
- We Don't Like to Fail, but Mistakes are Important
- The Biggest AHA- Deer ARE LAZY, Make it EASY for them
- A Buck Named Quazi
- The Deer Hunt in Arkansas and Losing it During the Shot
- Favorite Magazine, Stephen of Today, The One Thing, A Lucky Hat
- The Hunting Grounds, Drop the g
- Just Be Real, Be Yourself, Keep it Real
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Many hunters from the east might consider hunting the west and the Idaho mountains as hunting the big country, the big woods. Jeanne McFall considers it a back yard and a play ground. Despite the rigors of hunting this mountainous terrain, Jeanne just sees it as part of the hunt. In fact, she's been playing in this sandbox since she was a child and prefers to hunt solo. Now Jeanne fines her outdoor skills so sharp that she is now a finalist in the Extreme Huntress competition. We discuss Idaho, work, spoting and hunting elk, and hunting big muleys. And much more!
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Just Hangin' Out in Idaho
- The Extreme Huntress Competition
- Larry Weishuhn- Mr Whitetail
- Why Not California?
- Enjoying the Season Change
- Restoring the Fish - Chinook Salmon
- Hunting Big Game and Hunting Solo
- Spitting and Snorting and Bull Elk
- Dad's Influence and Big Game Hunting, Love of Seeing Animals
- Learning to Bow Hunt and Wind in the Face
- Hiking and Climbing and Going into the Nasty Stuff
- The Price of a Resident Elk Tag
- A Wolf, a Cougar, an Elk, and a Muley - $157
- What's in Jeanne's Pack?
- A GPS- Due to a Lack of a Sense of Direction
- A Bone Saw and Petroleum Jelly
- Be Patient But Be Aggressive
- Cameron Hayes and The Eastman Way
- The One Thing
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To Jim Burnworth, there's always more than meets the eye and typically there's a way to make it better. From a very early age, Jim conducted shooting experiments seeking a way to shoot better, with no real text book to follow. Growing up hunting Elk and Blacktail, Jim honed his archery skills. Today, Jim dissects the movement of the bow and arrow using high speed video technology and has developed some of the most fascinating and useful tips on shooting a bow and arrow that we have ever heard. If you think you're a good shot now, you will be a better shot after listening to this podcast and employing Jim's best archery tips.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Hunt by Day, Talk about Hunting By Night
- Lonely Montana Towns Means Big Bucks
- Growing up on Oregon Blacktail
- World Records and the Sony Betamax
- 27 Pattens in Color Correction
- Camp David, the President, Skype, and SciFy
- Dad and the Spike Elk
- Just 3 Bow Hunter in the Whole Town
- The Mystical Fly of the Arrow is Contagious
- Jim's Bow Studies and Experiments, Bending the Risers
- Finding the Perfect Spine, Performance, and Speed
- Parallel Knock Travel and Improving Today's Arrows
- Levi Morgan
- Shooting Straighter or Shooting with Better Spine Alignment?
- Spine Align Before the Fletch
- The Basics: Tuned Bow, Spine Correctness
- The Floating Arrow Test
- 7 Eleven, Lasers, and Home Depot
- The One Week 10 Yard Laser Test and Drill
- Micro Aiming and Trigger Preloading
- Jim's Hunting Pack, Mule Deer Tips and Whitetail Tricks
- The Treestand Tip- Higher is Better, Here's How
- Aim with Both Eyes Open and Shooting in the 12 Ring
- Encountering the Anti Hunters
- What Happens When It's Only Meat?
- "I have more confidence in my bow"
- Hunting with Your Kids
-
1 Hunting Tip, The One Thing, and the Jolly Ranchers
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How do you hunt from crutches? Steph Brown knows first hand despite going against her doctor's orders. Steph has traveled around the country and around the world, but always comes back to Ohio. We go inside hunting the big bucks of Ohio and on a South African safari hunt with Steph as we explore the similarities and differences between each. Granted, hunting the Black Death isn't exactly like hunting a monster whitetail but there are techniques that apply to each. Steph shares her experiences and hunting knowledge with us to make us better hunters.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- Why Ohio?
- The Wild Child & Getting Up Early
- The Snooze Button
- The Rules of the Hunt
- Safety and Treestands
- 1000 Pictures a Month
- Riding in the Truck with the Windows Down on the Way to the Stand
- A Confidence with Fixed Blade Broadheads
- Getting Permission to Hunt
- "Hi, my name is Steph. How's it going?"
- Going on an African Adventure Safari Hunt
- Planning a Year in Advance
- Getting the Most Out of a Hunting Trip
- Gemsbuck, Impala, Wildebeast, Black Buck
- 3 Foot Underground Blinds
- When the Black Death Steps Into Your Set
- Hunting on Crutches
- Steph's #1 Deer Hunt, Her One Thing, #1 Hunting Tip
- How to Contact Steph
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From the New Hampshire Fish and Game Adventure Talk Series comes Hunting Dominant Bucks with Dave Priebe, Quaker Boy Game Calls Pro-Staffer. Dave is a life long student of the deer hunt, where he's not only studied whitetail behavior but has studied the hunter too. Dave has put together a no nonsense presentation on hunting dominant bucks, from a whitetail behavior perspective and from a hunter point of view to help us understand what usually separates the successful hunter from the not so successful hunter. And, as Dave says, there isn't any such thing as "always" in biology. And that's where we begin...
HERE'S WHAT WE LEARN or DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- Predators in the Room
- The Klucky Buck
- The Deer are Killed by Hunting Accidents
- The Hunter's Continuum
- High Profile and Low Profile Hunters
- A Citation for Dr Ken Nordberg
- The Hunt Plan- A Map Based Plan
- New Hampshire Buck Density and Bedrooms Close to the Thick Stuff
- Buck with 3-4 Bedrooms to Avoid Predators
- The Best Escape Cover and Behavior Outside the Rut
- Invasions into the Bedroom and Range Abandonment
- Fresh Droppings- Size Matters
- Track Size, Bed Size
- Absolutes are Rare in Biology
- Rubs- Big Tree=Big Deer
- Scouting- Done Before the Season
- The Rut- When Velvet is Shed to When the Antler is Dropped
- The Photo Period and the Will to Die to Breed
- Roscoe Blaisdell
- The TRUE Phases of the Rut- I, II, III, IV, V
- How to Hunt Each Phase and Why
- Phase II, October, and the Cold Snap
- Getting Your Head Straight for the Morning Hunt and Stand Climbing
- Hunt the Thick Stuff- Why? That's Where the Deer Are...
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Constant tinkering in the machine shop and thinking outside the box has lead Gearhead Archery to some of the most innovative bow designs in recent history. How can we make a compound bow more compact? Skip Peterson shares the story behind the growth and concepts of Gearhead archery. From the napkin the original design was written on to the growth and future of archery at Gearhead Archery, this is a story about a bow that is turning heads AND it fits in a backpack.
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- Tinkering in the Shop and Thinking Outside the Box
- Power Springs and Compression
- An Ownership Kind of Place
- A Compact Bow and a 60,000 foot facility
- A Bow to Slip in the Pack
- The Importance of a Napkin Design
- The Dash Inn and Ribs in Buffalo, Wyoming
- Removing the Draw Cycle
- Selling Pattens 2008
- A Tank of a Small Bow, No Tweaking, No Adjustments
- The Need of an Extended Release
- The Smile After the Shot and the Physics Behind it
- No Hand Shock and a Solid Back Wall
- The Peep is Further from Your Eye
- A Robin Hood at 80 Yards
- T18 and T20 (inches axle to axle)
- All the Big Bow Features But Half the Size
- Did it Come Out the Way You Designed?
- No Wrist Slap!
- 480 Grain 26 Inch Arrow
- 70lbs, 325 FPS, 500 SPINE
- The Mission of Gearhead: To Make the Best Bow
- The Weight Race, The Plumb Bob Stabilizer
- The Skeptics, Maintenance and Return Policy
- Skip's #1 Deer Story, #1 Hunting Tips, A Horseshoe in the Backpack
- The Bow GoPro Mount
- Skip's #1 Book!
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On October 29th, 1965 Mel Johnson was hunting over a soy bean field not 20 minutes outside Peoria, Illinois. He shot with a bow and arrow the buck that has held the record for almost 50 years. Will that record ever be broken? We're not sure, but we tracked down Mel to get the real story and learn exactly what a world class whitetail archery hunter has to say about deer hunting after 81 years. Notepad required.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Where do you Live Dusty?
- Peoria, Illinois March 1934
- There Weren't No Deer and a First Deer Season in 1959
- The US Army in June 1960
- Chasing Deer in Missouri with Renting Recurve Bows from the US ARMY
- Fumbling and A Book of Mistakes
- Brown It's Down
- Hunting Wisconsin, Even Though it Wasn't Great
- Friends with Great Bow Hunters that the World Never Knew
- A Standoff with the Mrs
- There Isn't a Pope and Young Buck Behind Every Tree
- Location, Location, Location
- Don't Take an Old Hunting Buddy for Granted
- A Pro Ball Player, A Nice Enough Guy But...
- I Would Rather Hunt Alone & 81 Years and the End of the Tunnel
- Mel's Kentucky Hillbilly Huntin' Buddy
- A Call to the Cardiologist
- The Ben Pearson Bow, L or R & Reading the Deer Language
- Learning a Lot from Shooting a Big Ole Doe
- Shooting a Perfect Arrow and Still Missing the Shot
- Deer Season, Rewind, Start Again
- Luck and Composure
- The Cocky Sports Writer
-
1 Tip- DON'T QUIT
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Early deer season is upon us! There are a few special tactics that you can take to the woods with you now to make you more successful. We turned to one of the best to lay out an early deer season hunting strategy and you can too. We discuss with Dr Grant Woods of Growing Deer the following: red oak acorns vs white oak acorns, the change from summer patterns to early fall patterns and why it happens, the importance of a fruit tree, and much much more!
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HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW-
- Insight into the Deer Woods
- The Ozark Mountains of Missouri
- Timber Hunting and White Oak Crop
- Whitetail Gorging on Acorns
- Early Season Buck Hunting
- The Rut in South Florida
- The Surge of Testosterone and Estrogen
- A Source of Carbohydrates
- Taking Inventory of Deer During Summer Months
- The Signal Switch of Decreasing Daylight
- Red Oak vs White Oak- Reading the Flower Pattern and Frost
- The Chemistry of an Acorn
- Maps Tell the Secret Story of Record Bucks
- Do Good Acorn Crops Mean Big Racked Bucks?
- Introducing New Food- Deer Have a Slow Learning Curve, 2 Years to Results
- Hidey Ho Food Plots- Making Small Effective Spot Plots
- The First Time Visit to the Food Plot is the Kill Time
- Food, Cover, Water, and Fear AND Conditioning
- Rough Areas and Planting More than Recommended
- Using a Soft Grunt Call
- A Grunt Call is Neutral to Positive
- Mock Scrapes and T Posts
- Peeing in the Scrape and Combating Bad Breath
- Dry Apples
- Hunting In Between 2 Spots with Most Sign
- Finding 2 Spots of High Activity Instead of One
- Water Sources- Good or Bad?
- Bedding Areas or Feeding Areas?
- Evaporative Cooling Areas and Contrasting Temperature Swings
- Reading the Temperature and Barometer over the Moon Phase
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Hunting a hay bale in the fields of Kansas can be quite a contrast from hunting the mountain tops of New Hampshire. Craig Cushman, the VP of Marketing for Hunter Specialties, can speak from experience about each of these methods. He's spent a good deal of time working for "outdoor" companies too and he shares his career story. From college to Garmin to Thompson Center to Ruger and now to Hunter Specialties, Craig has made a living marketing the very products he loves and uses everyday in the deer woods. How did he get there? Craig shares stories from the field and the office in this podcast! Stay tuned!
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Hanging with Gordon Whittington
- Becoming a Marketing Director for Hunter's Specialties
- Plymouth State College
- Loving and Marrying Hunting, Fishing, and Marketing
- West Marine, Raytheon, Garmin, Thompson Center, Ruger, Hunter's Specialties
- From New Hampshire to Kansas to Massachusetts
- New Owners and Turning the Dial to 11
- Who is Hunter's Specialties?
- A Zillion Buttouts
- The Generalist and the Specialists
- An Investment Firm from Texas, No Gimmicks, and No Cheap and Cheerful
- A Day in the Life of Hunter's Specialties
- Long Days and Turning the Company Around
- Driving the Brand, Saving and Conserving can Drive a Company to Bankruptcy
- Selling it to Save it
- An American Story and the Philosphy of Deer Hunting
- Living on Venison, White Perch, and Feeding the Rich Kids
- Small Wood Lots and Hunting Southern New Hampshire
- Learning from Getting Busted adn Hunting the Big Woods
- What's in Craig's Pack?
- Craig's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Acting Like a Sniper on a Hay Bale
- What You Can Get Away with in the Dark
- Chuck Orleans and a NH Muzzleloader Record Buck
- Be Patient, Relax, and Read a Book- Greg Miller, Burton Spiller, and Bill Tapley
- A Monkey Fist
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We continue our exploration of urban deer hunting tactics as we journey a suburban area in Georgia with special guest Brandon Grindle of Buck Fifty. Brandon is a full time college pre-med student, works a steady job, but spends all of his free time preparing for deer season inside city limits. He shares all his tips and secrets with us, paints a picture of the landscape, and describes the challenges that he faces while trying to hunt very small pieces of land situated in the back yards of high end homes.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The TOP 10 are 150" then it Drops
- What Does Buck Fifty Mean?
- Georgia Deer Hunting Forecast
- The Cabin Burned and the Economy Crashed
- Bow Hunting and Gun Hunting ARE NOT the Same
- Christian Martin, a Bow, and Shooting 'Til Dark
- Shooting VS Hunting
- To Take or Not To Take, that is The Question
- Hunting Philosophy Failure
- 120 Hours and a 3.5 Pre Med GPA
- Erasing the Stress of the Day
- 70 Yard Back Yard to a 70 Acre Piece
- The Attitude of the Local Landowners
- Asking Permission and Getting On Their Level
- Landowner Fears and Not Selling Them on the First Pitch
- The Terrain of Gainsville
- Limited Scouting Ability and Necessity, Deer Holding Patterns
- Staging the Quick Undercover Extraction Technique
- How to Talk to an Anti-Hunter
- Smart Urban Deer and Brandon's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
-
1 Deer Tip and Favorite Magazines
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Some of us are so used to hunting the big woods that we overlook opportunity close to town. Granted, it might mean that you will have a visual of your vehicle from your tree stand and will need avoid a jogger or two, but big deer live and thrive in urban areas too. With the right set up, tactics, awareness, proficiency testing, and tags you too could take a monster buck not far from downtown. Dan Spencer takes us hunting in the parks around Des Moines, Iowa and tells about his whitetail blue print for success in urban areas.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Self Taught and 30 Years Later
- Gramp's 16 Gauge Single Shot
- Public Lake Land, Rolling Hills, and Park & Rec
- Bow Hunter Safety Class and Yearly Proficiency
- 10 Arrows at 15 and 10 at 20, 80% 12 Inch Circle
- Definition of an Urban Hunt
- Car Accidents, Exotic Flowers, and nuisance Animals
- A New Rule Book, and Suburban Rules
- Why is this guy in orange?
- Signing Up for Certain Parks and a Blaze Orange Tag
- 268 Acres is Less Than a Half Square Mile
- Des Moines Park and Rec and the Hunting Rules
- Scouting the Park and Park Deer Trails
- The Doe Trail VS the Buck Trail
- Experts at Avoiding Humans at 40 Yards
- Tie Down Don't Trim and 6'3 on a Sapling
- Do Deer Move Differently in Public Parks?
- Bag O' Tricks- Thermacell, Deer Calls, Boot Scent, adn Permetrhin, Truetalker
- How do you get a deer out of a public park after the kill?
- Thank You For Killing The Deer!
- Insurance Incentives and Car Accidents, and Wild Vermin
- The Tarp and Cart Extraction Technique- Avoiding Humans and Blending in
- Dan's #1 Deer Story, Books, Tips, and Favorite Thing
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David March grew up influenced by the lifestyle of inner city living, and not the glamorous kind. Being shot can change your whole perspective on life. That's what happened to David March. Fortunately, David's uncle had the insight to briefly introduce David to an outdoor hunting way of life when he was a boy, and that stuck. After the shooting incident, David made the leap from the city way of life to the country way of life, and he never looked back. David claims that this change saved his life. This is David's story...
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS
- Life Growing Up in Youngstown Ohio
- Being a Mean Guy on the Wrong Side of Town
- A Family and Children, and Getting Shot
- A Chocolate Covered Redneck
- Duct Tape, Caulk, and the Rebel Flag
- Grand Parents and the Carolinas
- A Transition, City to Country and 1998
- Getting to the Country Intead of Getting Drunk
- Uncle Thomas, Deer Hunting, adn Nam '71
- I would have been Dead, Hunting Saved My Life...
- A mission of Archery and Forget the Stupid Box
- But Hunting Show ARE OK
- Epilepsy, Depression, and Broadcasting
- Breaking Lab Hour Records
- Shooting Arrows for Therapy
- Prep, Shooting, Cover Scents, and Maps
- The Ritual- the 24 Hour No Shower Rule
- The Crew of March's Outdoor Adventures
- Praying to God for a Crew of People
- David's 2013 Deer Hunt
- State Route 165 and Changing Camo
- All Mine, No Kidding, 15 Minutes
- Leg Cuff Drag, Papa Scott, Cajun Seasoning, and Mailing Venison Spagetthi
- The Project for March's Outdoors
-
1 Hunting Tip, Books, and Mr Whitetail
- Slow to Speak, Quick to Listen
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Chances are that you've seen the Girls with Guns logo while cruising through any of the major outdoor sporting goods retailers. Would you like to hear the back story? We did too! So we found the founders of the business to hear how they developed the Girls with Guns style, grew their brand, and how they produce some of the most popular designer lady's outdoor clothing in the country. We talk some deer hunting too (as we always do), learn where they want to take their business and their hunts, and we discuss their latest adventure- Universal Huntress TV!
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Get Your Buck Named for $59.99
- Calling Wayland Langford and the Goal Post Buck
- Jay and Dusty are Celebritites?
- The Story Behind the Name Brand Girls with Guns
- The Fashion Apparel Company and Cool Camo
- Making Camo Looks Amazing
- A Vision and an Idea with Growing Pains
- Getting a Brand to Go Viral
- Jen and Norissa's Bucket List (to be on the Big Buck Podcast)
- If Steve Rinella can do it, So Can You
- California, Hunting, Fishing, and the Great Outdoors
- Developing a Line of Clothing from Real Estate
- Super Fashion Diva and the Redneck
- It Doesn't Really Feel Like Work
- $2500, a Garage, and an Embroidery Machine
- South Africa AND Canada too
- Fake it 'Til You Make It, School of Hard Knocks
- Thug Rednecks, Blood Sweat Tears
- Getting a Loan, NOT, Growing Fast, Answering Demand
- From Clothing to Television
- Crazy Kathy, and Africa Hunting
- Universal Huntress TV
- Honorary Prostaff Member- Sarah Palin and Shutting Down the Website with Orders
- Outfitters to Editors to Rodeo Girls to Wake Boarders, GWG is Universal
- Memorable Deer Hunt from Jen
- Conservation VS Trophies
- For Each Other, NOT Against
- Jana Waller is AWESOME
- What Were You Wearing 8 Years Ago?
- Hand Knives, Toliet Paper, and Optics
- Sportman's Channel, Monday 8pm
- Sportsman's Warehouse and Cabelas
- Taking OVER THE WORLD!
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The Salerno Brothers have been deer hunting the Adirondack Mountains of New York for a long time, going back generations. Meet Tim and Randy Salerno, arguably two of the best still hunters in America. The Adirondacks are remote, uncut, and rugged. The techniques that the Salerno's have mastered took years to perfect and they share many of their secrets during this interview. Find out what works, what doesn't and how you can make it work for you!
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Hunting is More Imporant than Advertising
- Pat and Paul, the 1950s
- Port Henry, New York
- The Deer that Dad Saw
- Hunting for Meat, Feeding the Family
- The Element of Surprise
- The Mechanics of Baseball and Hunting
- The Salerno Style of Hunting
- One Hour of Hoofing Pre-Dawn
- Hunting from High to Low and Getting to the Top
- How SLOW is SLOOOWWW?
- Same Rifle Since 1976
- Getting the Deer in the Scope- Quickly
- Tracking VS Still Hunting
- Tim's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Randy's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Tim and Randy's Gear Setup
- Go LITE!
- 2 SHOTS, 1 KILL
- Randy and Tim of Today VS Randy and Tim 20 Years Ago
- Being in the ZONE
- From Nature to Smelling Like Nature, and an Apple
- 2.5 Days to Get the Deer Out
- Magazines- READ, READ, READ
- The Northeast Big Buck Club
- Tim and Randy's #1 Hunting Tip
- Dealing with Anti Hunters
- Find them at www.SalernoBrothers.com
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Meet Dean Capuano, host of the Outdoor Channel's Swarovski Optics Quest. You'd think that a host of a TV show might have one different path to television, but this one is a bit different. Dean started his hunting passion in the heart of the smallest state in the union, Rhode Island. After an amazing college hockey career and after being drafted by the Boston Bruins, a career ending injury eliminated the path to professional hockey. Thanks to a call from his sister, Dean started a job as a customer service rep for Swarovski Optics, and the rest is history. Dean shares the details with us.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The New England Accent and Cranston RI
- Hunting, Fishing, and Hockey
- The 1970s in Cranston, Rhode Island
- Biggest Little State in the Union
- Northeast and Maine Deer Hunting
- Hockey, Bruins, and Islanders
- Hunting New England as a Young Man
- A Northeast Whitetail Hunter and GPS Co-Ordinates
- The Nemesis Buck and 3 Hours of Daylight
- Short Timeframes and Hunting What Comes
- The Bruins Call
- A Sister, Health Care Insurance, and Swarovski
- Bringing Marketing In House
- Pronouncing Swarovski
- From Customer Service to Marketing Manager to Television Show Host
- Telling the Story of the Brand
- NBC Sports to Sportsmans to Outdoor
- The Premise of the Show
- How Disney and Swarovski are Alike
- Dean's $9 Tag adn the Most Memorable Hunt
- Dialing Things In in Rhode Island
- Books, Tips, and Dean 20 Years Ago
- The One Thing
- Combating Misinformation
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Young, hard hunting men with a plan. We WISH we had this kind of drive when we were 20 years old. Meet Jake and Nick Miller from OTown Outdoors. They are in the very beginning of their journey and we're excited that we got in on the ground level to watch. Nick and Jake are brothers that have been hunting and filming hunts from a very early age and are now perfecting their crafts. If you want to up your adrenaline levels now, then listen to this show. It will inspire you, both in life and afield.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Ontario Ohio, Mansfield, Smack in the Middle
- Buckeye, O H I O
- Plastic Pistols and Grampa's Field
- B Roll and Stuff
- Nick Milla the Otown Killa
- Sasquatch
- Learning how to Hunt Whitetail
- 365 Hunting Project
- Games Cams, Shed Hunting, High Low Points, Food Plots
- Factors: Dogs, Tresspassers, Poachers, Farmers, Predators, Hunters
- Hunitng 20 Acres, Seed, adn Standing Beans
- Bone Hog and Old Rotten Logs
- The Camera- Never Leave Home without It
- Learning Curves
- Nick's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- Jake's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
- You're Not Weird, This is the Big Buck Registry
- The Old Bear First Strike
- The Old JVC Video Camera and Happy Thanksgiving
- The Otown Prostaffers
- The Future- Staying True
- Getting Good at What You Love
- Books, Tips, The One Thing
- Who Is the Best Hunter?
Honorable Mention on Wired to Hunt Blog Post- Top 12 Best Hunting Podcasts
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Merrill Sport has been in the television industry for over 30 years, specifically outdoor television. Once an owner of Pursuit Channel, Merrill has moved on to new adventure as President of the Hunt Channel. The model of the Hunt Channel is different than the other 3 players, the Outdoor Channel, the Sportsman Channel, and the Pursuit Channel, but Merrill believes he has the best value for anyone looking to get into outdoor television (aka Outdoor Hollywood).
Merrill tells us all about the industry- the good, the bad, and the ugly, how it all works, how the channels interact, and where he's betting his money on the future of the outdoor television world.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN PART II:
- Moving Up to the Pursit Channel- Pro's and Cons
- Follow the Dollar, The Shake Down is Coming
- It Flows Down Hill from the Outdoor Channel
- Editing for the Entry Level Show
- The Editing Classroom
- The Scales are Unbalanced, Editing VS $$$
- Never Give the Editor Too Much Footage
- Fireflys, Sunsets, The Editor and the Cameraman
- Merrill's #1 Deer Hunting Story
- A Marlin 30-30 and a Ton of Ivory, The Black Belt
- A Dirty Dirty Industry
- Living within Your Means and Being Patient
- A Strategy for a Digital Platform
- The Second Outdoor Television Network
- Doing What You Love to Your Last Breath
- Television Generations and Their Viewing Habits
- The Secret Future of Television
- Growing Viewers and PRIMETIME
- Make Up Ground after Losses
- 120 Days After August, the Melt Down
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
Merrill Sport has been in the television industry for over 30 years, specifically outdoor television. Once an owner of Pursuit Channel, Merrill has moved on to new adventure as President of the Hunt Channel. The model of the Hunt Channel is different than the other 3 players, the Outdoor Channel, the Sportsman Channel, and the Pursuit Channel, but Merrill believes he has the best value for anyone looking to get into outdoor television (aka Outdoor Hollywood).
Merrill tells us all about the industry- the good, the bad, and the ugly, how it all works, how the channels interact, and where he's betting his money on the future of the outdoor television world.
Thanks to the Northeast Big Buck Club, Michael Montgomery and Jeff Brown!
Congratulations to the Big Buck Registry's T-Ball Team!
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS ON THIS SHOW:
- Hot 'Bama, Get Used to It, But Don't Love It
- 32 Years and Counting
- Rusty Faulk Outdoors
- $47,000 Per Quarter
- The Real Expenses- Editing, Travel, and Airtime
- Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire
- Outdoor Channel, Sportsman's Channel, and the Pursuit Channel
- $6000 and Primetime
- Supper VS Dinner, Negotiations, Television and the Recliner
- The DVR- The Big Helper
- Can they Really Track Viewers?
- The Early Days, Dish TV and the Root of at TV Channel
- Pat and Nicole, MLB and Jeff Danker, and Subleasing Airtime
- 100 Producers Running at Half Price
- The Importance fo Mossy Oak and Topsey Hayes, Moose Media
- An Economical Need
- Jim Shockey, Sarah Palin, Ted Nugent, and Michael Waddell
- Personality Contracts- A Rarity
- Buying and Selling Bandwith and Goverment Controls
- The Millenials- TV Means Nothing
- The Best Value and Foget the Ego
- The Talent Doesn't Matter (at first)
- Find a Quality Editor for HOURS of Footage
- The 2 Minute Black Holes
- $75 per week and Chasing Dreams, When to Move Up
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Adam Vinatieri is one of the best football players in the NFL, never-mind one of best kickers of all time. Carl Drake is a fire fighter and Realtree Outdoors® Prostaffer. Adam, playing for the Indianapolis Colts and usually going deep into the playoffs, Tuesday is typically the only day Adam gets to hunt. Carl and Adam joined forces to find better hunting spots and have become great friends in the process.
Here's what we don't discuss: DEFLATEGATE
HERE'S WHAT WE DO DISCUSS:
- Roots in the Black Hills of South Dakota
- Born with a Shotgun in Hand
- NFL Football Season vs Deer Season (conflicting schedules)
- Carl- Mansfield Ohio, Squirrel Hunting, and Self Teaching
- The Philosophy of Hunting
- Adam's Best Day to Hunt: Tuesday - Find out Why
- Urban Deer Hunting, The ATA, and Mark Clifford, Kentucky
- The Next World Record Buck
- Adam's Most Memorable Hunt- A 7 Year Old Trophy Hunter
- Carl's Most Memorable Hunt
- Is 2 Years Adam's Plan?
- The Recovery Time of a 42 Year Old
- 4 Championships, 2 Runner Ups, 2 Teams
- Idianapolis, New England, Baltimore, and Denver
- Drew Bledsoe, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Andrew Luck
- The Most Important Player on the Field
- Are NFL Players Hunting Buddies Too?
- Trent Cole- The Hunting Invite
- Carl's Deer Hunting Set Up
- Adam's Deer Hunting Set Up
- Tackling Herschel Walker
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If you added up all the whitetail bucks that Gordon Whittington has written of over the last 30+ years, you'd read over 1000 incredibly well crafted stories about some of the largest whitetails the world has ever seen. A man after our own heart, we could not wait to hear Gordon's story about the bucks he's written about, how he became the Editor in Chief of North American Whitetail Magazine, and the likelihood of him joining us again on the Big Buck Podcast. We know that this interview just scratches the surface, but we learned a ton and you will too.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- The Late 70s, Antler Scoring, and the Beginnings of North American Whitetail Magazine
- The Greatest Whitetails All Time
- Writing about Whitetails for 30+ Years
- A Meat Processing Plant in Texas
- An Ability to Work with Words and the Shark Tank of Sports Writing
- Is Writing as Important Today as it was 30 Year Ago?
- The Hay Day of Record Bucks, Has it Come and Gone?
- The Basis for North American Whitetail Magazine
- Dick Idol
- Texas Sportsman Magazine
- Where is the Big Whitetail Frontier Now?
- A Bunt Over the Fence and Being the Caretaker of Whitetails
- A Base Level Assumption that Whitetail are Interesting
- A Story Creation: The Framwork, the Highlights, and the Facts
- Get Out of the Wayand Tell It, Reworking at Story
- Social Media VS The Old Network for Stories
- A Scoring System or the Deer and Cheating the System
- The Hole in the Horn Buck (or the Railroad Buck? Or Hole in the Antler)
- Collecting Antlers and Mounts- Is it a Good Idea?
- "Wrapping Up a Reunion with some Old Friends"
- The Chris Tyss Buck- Kansas (Shockey wrote the story)
- The Olaf Anderson Buck 1886 North Dakota
- The Doug Sebert Buck- Kansas 1987
- The Mel Johnson Buck- Illinois 1965
- The Hole in the Horn Buck Story
- The Harold Gould Buck- Maine 1910
- The Arthur Young Buck- "The Powder Horn" Pennsylvania 1830
- The Impressiveness of Big Thich Tines
- What would You Grab First in a Fire?
- Gravitating Towards the Story about the Buck
- Milo Hanson Saskatchewan 1993
- Nice Guys Shoot Big Deer
- Gordon's Favorite Deer Story and Means of Hunting
- The Model 42 Winchester .32-.20
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Mike Adams is affectionately known to his outdoor podcasting peers as the "Godfather". Rightfully so, he's been podcasting since 2007 which was before the concept of the podcast hit mainstream. Mike has been through life's ups and downs since the inception of the Up North Journal podcast, but he's still going strong after re-inventing and re-energizing the show a few times over the years. If you are in the outdoor podcast genre or are thinking about starting your own, then this is a show for you.
IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: * Father's Day with the "Godfather" * 2007 Podcasting When Podcasting Wasn't Cool * A Son Who Wants to Duck Hunt * Joe Duckworth - Huncast * Something Is Missing... A Co-Host! * The Tech Nerds- You Need An Audio Board * I Didn't Know Nothin' * The First Episode and the 2007 Set Up * Mike Jr and All Alone * The Other Podcasters- Bowcast * The Outdoor Podcast Channel * Dynamic Mics Vs Condenser Mics * Picking a Genre, Does it Feel Like Work? * A Crew of 14, More People More Problems * Dispanning the Group - Step 1 of the Reinvent * "Jim, we're going fishing and we need to talk" * Back to Five- Danny, Mikey Jr, Kevin Hutchings, Jake, Randy, and Matt Goodlife * Bags are Indicators of Change * Advice from the Godfather * A Labor of Love and Hunting for Bigger Antlers * Dad's Colorful Life Lessons and Doing Things the Righ Way * Passing It Along to the Kids * Mike's Deer Hunting Story- A Buck and a Bull Elk * Mike's Memorable Guests * Deer Management and Issues of the Day * Life's Ups and Downs and the Rebound * "That's Mike Adams over there..."
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Lots of things have changed since the Pope and Young Club formed in 1961. Once the compound bow was thought to be taboo, but today it's old news. New rules might now make that once ineligible buck a state record and dwindling hunter numbers is a major concern.
Jim Willems speaks to us about all things Pope and Young on this show: from the origins of the club, to the myths that circulate in the general hunting community, to new more flexible rules, to the use of electronic technology, to the club's biggest challenges, to the ultimate mission of the group.
Jim even takes us on a hunt in Kansas where he passes up 18 P&Y bucks before finding the one he was looking for during a 3 week hunt it the fall of 2014.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- What is Pope and Young? Purpose, Mission, Roots
- The NFAA and Promoting the First Ever Archery Seasons
- Record Keeping and Archery Hunting Advocates
- 1961 Application for a Non-Profit Agency
- North American Big Game Species, 29 to be Exact
- Differences between Boone and Crockett and Pope and Young
- Hand Drawn, Hand Held, Fair Chase, Baiting and Dogs
- New Technologies and Conflicts with Records
- When the Compound Bow was Controversial
- The No Electronics Rule- Clarification and Changes
- Retroactive Rules and Ensuring the Future of Bow Hunting
- The Biggest Challenge of the Club today
- Crossbow Kills and What is Fair Chase Exactly?
- Why is Bow Hunting Ethical?
- Wounding Studies: Gun vs Bow
- Jim's Bow and 30 Years of Muscle Memory
- Game Cameras and Food Plots, Hunting Hard
- Culling a Trophy Buck, What's a Pope and Young Minimum Score?
- How to Join Pope and Young...
- Keeping Records Pure and True, X-Rays and DNA
- Velvet Entries, Lighted Nocks, and 40 Pope and Young Kills
- How to Submit a Trophy to Pope and Young...
- Drones, Cellular Game Cameras, Bow Mounted Cameras, and Range Finders
- Poison Arrows and Cheating the Systems
- Questions from Facebook: Jamie Baker, Garrett Tucker, Gary Parks, Austin Walker, Gary Dail, Tim Davis, Justin Rudder, Ben Adrian
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Did you know that England has 6 species of deer? And, that technically, because of how the antler growing season falls for one of the species, that you can hunt deer all year round? Yep, it's true. These are just a couple of the facts that we learned. We interview Matt Goodlife, a game management specialist, to figure out what deer hunting is like in England and to explore the similarities and differences between hunting in the United States and hunting across the pond.
IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
- Polite and Smart, or at Least Polite
- Working the Estates and Sounding Proper
- The "English" Hunting Forest, Goverment Laws, and Landowner Control
- Public National Trust Forest, but NO HUNTING
- Robin Hood and The Kings Deer and Dictating Your Take
- A Red, Fallow, Sika, Roe, Chinese Water, and Muntjac
- A Famous Chef, A Game Keeper, and the Blood Wash
- Studying to Become a Gamekeeper
- $70 Per Bird, a Commercial Shoot
- The Climate, the Terrain, and Where the Red Deer Roam
- The Antler Cast of a Muntjac and Game Control
- High Seats, Treestands, Stalking, and Calling
- What do Muntjac and Roe Deer Tast Like?
- Limits and Remembering Hunts that Run Together
- Poor Trophies, Old Animals, and No Paying Clients
- High Power Rifles, Silencers, and Illegal Bow Hunting
- 1981- Acts, Laws, and Stuff
- 100% Kill or No Shot (Generally)
- Bow Hunting- Illegal in England Since 1965
- Gun Laws in the UK and How to Hunt England- Permits ETC
- On a Plane Today, Hunt Tomorrow
- A Deer Spiker on the Game Cam
- The Deer Seasons (plural), Summer Stalking, and Hunting Year Round
- Scotch, Bourbon, Venison, and Jim Beam
- Fox Crawler at Night, and No Turkey
- Game of Odds and Playing the Wind, Scent Control Experiment
- Mike Adams, the Godfather and Glorified Chickens
- Murphy's Law and Carrying a Gun
- Buying and Selling Your Venison with a Game Dealer
- Venison for Dinner: Stalker's Filet
BOOK: Whitehead's Encyclopedia of Deer, Dummy Line, and Moon Under Foot
ITEM: Binoculars
TIP: Hunt the Wind
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From a very early age Melissa Bachman was introduced to the hunting lifestyle. It was not uncommon to find Melissa in a hunting stand or a goose blind before school when she was a teenager and it wasn't long after that when Melissa knew that she wanted to hunt for a living. There were challenges along the way and many people told Melissa that it couldn't be done. Today, she is living the life she intended to live. And, she has become the major target of some of the most high profile anti-hunters in the world. Melissa tells her story about how she got to where she is today and how to deal with the passive aggressive anti-hunter to the extremist.
IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
- Filming in the Rain and Going to the Grocery Store
- Diet Moutain Dew, Red Bull, and Lanny Benoit
- Pop Tarts and Burning Calories
- Minnesota, Home, and Hunting with Mom and Dad
- 50 Cents Per Gopher Foot, and At School By Noon
- Goose Hunting Before School and Family Traditions
- Finding a Way to Hunt for Living
- What Drives Melissa Bachman to Hunt Hard?
- Television, Spanish, and Hang It Up, NOT Related to Michelle Bachmann
- A Controversial Lion Kill Picture
- Alaska's Ulitimate Survivor, Foreign Anti-Hunters, and Kicked Off the Nat Geo Show
- Ricky Gervais and Steve Carell and Twitter
- The Chicken Nuggets are NOT Chicken
- Attack on the Hunters and Melissa is a Target
- The Passive Agressive to the Extremist Anti Hunter
- Death Threats, The Enemy, and Waking Up Happy
- Kendall Jones
- The Tale of the Illinois Giant and a Pack of Coyotes, 202" and 52 Yards
- What Would the Melissa of Today Tell the Melissa 20 Years Ago?
- Favorite Book: Tom Miranda Quest for Super Slam
- Can't Hunt Without: Thermacare Wraps to Stay Warm
- And, Melissa's #1 Hunting Tip Ever!
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We love great deer hunters. Shocker there right?! We found another great hunter to interview and his numerous wall hangers set the stage. We learn from Jim Snow how he strategizes and plans for hunts and how Jim successfully kills big whitetail bucks. And get this: Jim also invented theEuroHanger. After killing so many great bucks and loving the European mount, Jim developed a device specifically for hanging deer mounts securely to the wall. Stay tuned! This is a good one!
IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
- Hunting the Buckeye State
- Ohio Deer Hunting and Growing Up in Ohio
- 1981 Deer Hunting in Ohio Vs Now
- 1st Large Buck 1995
- The Herd then VS the Herd Now
- Jim, pick up a bow
- Deer Body Language
- Ohio Deer Hunting vs Missouri Deer Hunting
- Which is Better?
- Prepping for an 11 Hour Drive
- Buying a Deer Hunting License at a Packy Store
- 1 Hour Before Sunrise, Brush, and a Deer Grunt
- I AM BUCK, HEAR ME ROAR
- I Yelled HEY!
- Hanging the Mount, The Eurohanger
- Making it Look Good on the Wall
- Designed for the Brain Stem
- The Brain Stem Hole
- Priced to Sell
- The One Something: A Grunt Call
- The One Book: Chuck Adams
- The #1 Hunting Tip: Scout
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We can think of no better way to pay tribute to our good friend Lane Benoit than to dedicate our 100th Episode to one of the greatest deer hunters that ever lived.
This is Part III, a Tribute to Lane Benoit, This Original Interview from May 31, 2014
In the Episode We Discuss:
- Lane's First (and only) Podcast
- "Podcast"- a term that means "Bait for Trout Fishing"
- The Life of a Mountain Man, A Cabin and a Trout Pond Called Home
- The Legends of Deer Hunting
- 3 Brothers and 5 Sisters
- It Wasn't About Horns, It was About Body Weight and More Meat
- It's Veal My Boy, Veal
- The Vermont Deer Slaughter
- Learning How To Track a Buck
- Deciding on a Site for the Benoit Deer Camp
- A Big Track Doesn't Mean Big Rack
- The Last Decade and a Half of Bigger Racks More than Big Bucks
- The Snow, the Essential Element
- Rivalry Between Brothers
- Deer and Deer Hunting 2008- The Best Deer Hunters in America
- Them Hollywood Types
- Casper the White Suburban and the Making of an Real Off Road Vehicle
- Hunting with a Cameraman and Head Butts
- Hunting and Hiking to Prepare for Deer Season
- The 30.06 Sideways Cartridge- Why It's Important
- Hal Blood and the Big Deer of New York, Not The Same as Maine
- New Technology- GPS and Smartphones
- Food, Deer Drag, Fire Starter, Rope, and Bullets
- When To Speed Up and When to Slow Down
- "Crunching Up on Them"- The Sounds of Dry Leaves to Approach a Deer
- Worst English Student, The Next 12 Months, and a Book
Part I (Saturday) is a collective of friends and field associates that share their insights of Lane Benoit- Hal Blood, Richard Bernier, Steve Beckwith, Tom Blais, Matt Trombley, and John Klucky join us.
Part II (Sunday) was recorded over dinner, feasting on Lane's last buck with Paul Dupuis (Lane's last camera man) at his cabin in central New Hampshire with the North American Tracker crew.
And finally, Part III (Monday) is a remaster of the original interview that we did with Lane, just under a year ago.
We will miss our deer friend. Hopefully we'll hunt with him again someday.
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
We can think of no better way to pay tribute to our good friend Lane Benoit than to dedicate our 100th Episode to one of the greatest deer hunters that ever lived.
This Is Part II- Dinner at Paul's Cabin
In This Episode We Discuss:
- Meet Johnny, Lane's Prostaff Mechanic
- Lane and a Japanese Vehicle
- A Visit to the Gun Shop, Turning the Celebrity on and Off
- The Reach of the Benoit Name and the New York Landscapers
- The Taxidermist, Kyle Burns
- The Cameraman, Paul Dupuis
- The Anatomy of a Deer Track
- We Gotta' Go Further! We'll be Rigth Back...
- The Pectacals of a Deer Rack
- Two Memorials, One Farm
- The Memorial Buck for Larry Benoit, Kyle's Big Debut
- A Trip to North Carolina to Test Lane's Skills
- A Tour with a Lady and Google for Hunting
- The Cycle of the Deer Herd and the Cedar Bogs
- Paul, the Beaver Blind Builder and Chewing Tobacco
- Lane's Grocery Store Alter Ego
- The Facade of Lane and Larry Benoit
- A Spiritual Side and a Medicine Bag
Part I (Saturday) is a collective of friends and field associates that share their insights of Lane Benoit- Hal Blood, Richard Bernier, Steve Beckwith, Tom Blais, Matt Trombley, and John Klucky join us.
Part II (Sunday) was recorded over dinner, feasting on Lane's last buck with Paul Dupuis (Lane's last camera man) at his cabin in central New Hampshire with the North American Tracker crew.
And finally, Part III (Monday) is a remaster of the original interview that we did with Lane, just under a year ago.
We will miss our deer friend. Hopefully we'll hunt with him again someday.
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
We can think of no better way to pay tribute to our good friend Lane Benoit than to dedicate our 100th Episode to one of the greatest deer hunters that ever lived.
Thoughts from Friends of the Field, This is Part One:
- Hal Blood
- Richard Bernier
- Steve Beckwith
- Tom Blais
- Matt Trombley
- John Klucky
Part I (Saturday) is a collective of friends and field associates that share their insights of Lane Benoit- Hal Blood, Richard Bernier, Steve Beckwith, Tom Blais, Matt Trombley, and John Klucky join us.
Part II (Sunday) was recorded over dinner, feasting on Lane's last buck with Paul Dupuis (Lane's last camera man) at his cabin in central New Hampshire with the North American Tracker crew.
And finally, Part III (Monday) is a remaster of the original interview that we did with Lane, just under a year ago.
We will miss our deer friend. Hopefully we'll hunt with him again someday.
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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
What do you get when you cross a fashion model, poker tour player, pilot, and double psychology major with a music star? You get a hunting show called Brotherhood Outdoors TV of course. Makes perfect sense! Traveling so much for hunting that they often aren't sure which state they are in, Julie McQueen and Daniel Lee Martin are the core of Brotherhood Outdoors TV and Backstage and Backroads Production. They are fun loving, hard core hunters that love being role models for the outdoors and putting it all on television. Yet, they have a serious side and they ARE NOT afraid to make fun of themselves, which means they are down to earth (which we love!) We get down to the roots of hunting with Julie and Dan in this show and find out how they came to find an outdoor lifestyle over everything else.
IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
- Daddy Bodies
- Where in the World are Julie and Dan?
- The Campground and a 23 Hour Drive
- Ford F-250 and A Giant 3rd Wheel, Look Out Subarus, Home Away from Home
- A House Somewhere and Never There FLA and OK
- A Music Story in a Nutshell, Walmart, End Caps and Preparation H
- A Modeling Life in Europe and the Hunting Industry
- 1st Lady of ScentLok
- Psychology, Poker Tours, and a Pilot License
- Watching Your First Kill
- Brotherhood Outdoors TV and Backstage Backroads
- Golf and Business
- Role Models- Why are they Important
- Daughters and Julie McQueen, not Jim Shockey
- No Boundries and Honoring Our Roots, A Colony of Gatherers? Not.
- Why Women Get More Flack from Anti Hunters and Vegans
- Hangry, Hungry and Angry... go eat a nugget
- This is Hunting, No Hollywood, Eating Donuts
- Julie and Dan's Most Memorable Hunts, Boy and Girl Camo, and Spiritual Hunting
- Your 1st Buck is Always a Booner
- Special Guest- Josh Carney
- Staying Fit, Running through the Campground
- Fred Bear Archers Bible and Total Outdoorsman's Manual
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We thought we'd mix it up a little this week and talk turkey, seeing that we're right in the midst of turkey season nationwide (yes- we know it's over in parts of the deep South). Don't get us wrong, we're talking deer hunting too, but mostly turkey. We feel that in order to be a good deer hunter you should also strive to be a good turkey hunter, specifically because being in the woods in the spring can hone your woodsman skills and often reveal new deer travel corridors.
We could think of no better guest for this task than fellow podcaster Andy Gagliano. Andy is the Turkey Hitman (see Twitter Handle) and one of the most talented turkey hunters we know- he's completed multiple Grand Slams. Andy won't admit that he's as good as he is, but we know better. He's also a darn good deer hunter. When Andy isn't turkey hunting you can generally find him interviewing other turkey hunters for his podcast, trying to learn from them to constantly sharpen the mental aspects of the turkey hunt.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:
- A Labor of Love
- Still a Deer Hunter from Alabama
- You Shot My Booner! Big Deer with a Gun from Dad
- The Alabama Blackbelt and Pine Trees
- Turkey Season from the Nation, South to North
- Indiana, Ohio, and The Grandslam 3X!
- The Osceola, Eastern, Merriams, and Rio Grande- Each Act Differently
- It's Not Plastic and Learning the Hard Way
- Carrying on the Traditions for Future Generations
- The 50/50 Rule and Closing the Gap
- The Natural Order of Toms and Hens
- Dusty's First Turkey Kill! and His Good Buddy Cliff
- The Door Slame and Stuck in the Mud- The Drum of a Turkey
- The Run and Gun vs the Sit and Call
- A Little Bit Sad
- Cuz Strickland, Making a Turkey Gobble, Tom Kelley
- Eddie Salter and Chris Parrish
- 90% Calling, 10% Other or 90% Other and 10% Calling
- The Dieing Pig Caller and the Alabama Low Crawl
- I Am Not a Josh Carney
- Pick Your Tree, Then Get 5-10 Yards Closer
- 90% of Success is Being There, Can't Kill a Turkey if You Don't Hunt
- Best Book: Illumination in the Flatwoods
- Naked Without: Turkey Vest
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Why were 12 deer found dead near a feeding station in New Hampshire during the late winter months earlier this year? We find out why when we speak with Dan Bergeron, a biologist with New Hampshire Fish and Game and the NH Deer Project Leader.
We discuss this, feeding deer in deep snow, the state of fish and game departments, why New Hampshire is considering cancelling their moose hunt, and can big antlered deer grow routinely in climates like New Hampshire?
Here's What We Discuss in the Episode:
- The Elephant in the Room- 12 Dead Deer
- Field Necropsy, No Sign of Predation
- Fat Checks, Trauma Checks, Bloody Diarrhea
- No Pletted Scat and Intestines
- Corn, Pelleted Feed, Hay and the State Veterinarian
- Enterotoximia, High Carbs Feed, Sudden Introductions
- Woody Browse, Stomach Enzymes and Bacteria
- 48" of Snow and Rabies, Killy Deer Unintentionally
- Is there Better Deer Food to Feed Deer?
- If You Don't Feed Them, Will Deer Survive?
- Is this all just BS?
- Funding Fish and Game and DNR Departments
- Costs Increasing, Revenues Decreasing
- New Hampshire Moose Lottery Cancelled?
- The Moose-Deer Habitat and Relationship
- Why are Moose Populations in New Hampshire Decreasing?
- The Winter Tick, 30,000 Grapes, Sometimes 150,000
- Ground Snails and Brain Worm
- Can New Hampshire Become a Big Rack State?
- The Big Deer Body
- Dan's #1 Tool, Tips, and Reasearch Papers
- Dan can be reached at 603-271-2461
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Meet Kirsten Godfrey, one of the most passionate outdoor personalities we've ever met. Go to any outdoor show and there's a good chance that Kirsten is there rubbing elbows with some of the biggest names in the industry and pitching products that she loves to end buyers. The charm is real, but don't let the photo shoot photos fool you. Kirsten is hardcore. When she's not at a show, you will find her working hard and getting dirty preparing food plots for deer hunting, prepping for a turkey hunt, or casting a line. She doesn't stop engaging in the outdoors, ever. She's our kind of people. We find out what makes Kirsten tick.
HERE WHAT WE DISCUSS:
- Having Friends in the Outdoors
- Always Being Outside and Miniature Herefords
- Finding the Outdoors When Your Family Isn't
- Turkey Hunting Is Fun! and Become the Animal
- Brenda Valentine, Eva Shockey, Chris Hunt, and Badlands
- Jana Waller and Why Become a Pro Staffer
- Loving the Product That You Promote
- Hunt Your Heart Out
- How does one become a Prostaffer?
- The Philosophy of Deer Hunting, Growing Deer, Food Plots and Minerals
- Kentucky Big Deer
- Developing Relationships with Land Owners
- Soy Beans, Radishes, Clover,and Alfalfa
- 30% Sodium, 15% Calcium, with Water Range
- The Landscape of Central Kentucky
- Mosquitoes the Size of Chihuahuas
- Comfortable Camoflauge and Heart Breaker Bucks
- It's Not Always About The Kill
- Taylor Drury and Brittney Glaze
-
1 Hunting Tip, Must Have Field Product, and Gotta Read Magazines
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After hunting a double drop tine for 3+ years only to find out that a neighboring hunter shot it before you did, might break most hunters and send them packing for next year. Not Bill Wilson though. Bill stuck it out and because of his persistence; deer hunting Ohio all the way through mid-January, Bill managed to hunt and kill the biggest buck of his life. A buck even bigger than the one he'd been chasing for three seasons. Persistence pays off!
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS ON THIS EPISODE:
- Hunting around Akron Ohio
- Turkey Season is HERE!
- Looking for Bill, Bill Looking for Us
- Relocating to a Deer Hotspot Learning to Hunt as an Adult
- Teaching Yourself to Hunt with Magazines and YouTube
- Trial and Error and Learning While Hunting with Others
- The Wind, A Knife, BiNoculars, Own Land=Less Gear
- ScentLok, Spray Down, RealTree, Two Blade, and Crossbows
- Marshy Swamp Land and Stained Bucks
- Less Leaves=Skittish Deer
- Climbers, Doulbe Ladder Stands, and Buying Property for Home and Hunting
- 6 Total Acres, Luck, and Animal Tendancies
- The Heartbreak Buck, Jan 2015, and Target Practice
- Two Double Drop Tine Bucks, and Writing it Off Unitl Tomorrow
- Heart Rate, Nervous, Locking Eyes, and Holding Your Breath
- Making the Move and a Relaxed Buck
- Red on White, Blood on Snow
- Buck Knives, Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine
- The Hop and Spray, Down Hill Drags, and the Double D Buck
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If you haven't heard of the Hillbilly Weatherman by now after the winter we just endured, then you either live in a cave (not a bad thing) or you live in an area that didn't see a flake of snow. Many northerners would kill for either scenario. Adam Evans is the Hillbilly Weatherman and he tells the weathercast like most probably think it. And, turns out, Adam is a really really good deer hunter. So much so that when we pitched him the idea of being a guest he said, "I LIVE FOR DEER HUNTING". Our kind of crowd...
Adam tells us all about his viral internet journey that he's been on over a few short months, amassing more Facebook followers in a week than most business pages will collect in a lifetime. Adam shares a few deer hunting stories, gives us a weather forecast, and a deer hunting forecast for 2015. The Hillbilly weatherman is authentic, brutally downeast honest, and above all, a really good person, even though he swears a little bit.
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS EPISODE:
- Less is More, Helping Others, and XBox
- It's Hard Enough to Be me, Nevermind Being Someone Else
- How to Ask Permission to Hunt
- Is that Really You Hillbilly?
- Green screens, Farm Life, Industrial Age, Gardening, and Canning
- Deer in the Cellar, Forced to Work, Live to Hunt
- Today's Forecast and the Fall Deer Forecast
- 12 Dead Deer, Corn Feeding and New Hampshire
- The Virality of the Hillbilly Weatherman
- A Soft Spot for Veterans and Military
- Selling Out to YouTube? No, not really.
- Deer Hunting, Weather Forecast, Pepping Up the Troops, and Buried in Deep Snow
- Heating with Wood, Shooting in the Attic
- A green screen cloth will cost you $2.97 a yard a Walmart
- A Deer a Year Since 1990
- Adams Deer Gear- Pods in the Pocket and Take a Kid Hunting
- Deer Have You Patterned Long Before You Have Them Patterned
- Chicken Bob and Big Dog and Rubber Boots
- Totes, Clothes by the Woodpile, Think Like a Trapper
- Scent Lock Suits, the Magic Hat, Johnson Mills, Wool Coats & Crusher Caps
- Tracking when the Snow Flys, A Bucks Back Trail- He'll Fish Hook Ya'
- Waiting for the Right Thing
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A cornerstone of The Sportsman Channel, Scott Leysath has cooked, sliced, diced, and served every type of game you can imagine. Known better as The Sporting Chef, we sat down with Scott to cover some very interesting culinary topics that will point blank make your game dishes better.
Also on the menu: The #EatWhatYouKill or #FieldtoFork Movement, or whatever you want to call it these days, otherwise know as hunting-killing-eating free range organic meats. This concept is gaining steam as evidenced by the likes of mega-famed podcaster Joe Rogan posing on the cover of Petersen's Hunting Magazine while carrying a hindquarter of a recently killed moose. Which reminds me, there seem to be a bunch of outdoor podcasters making magazine covers lately.
From corned venison, to camp smokers, to over cooking game, to venison jerky, to avoiding "gamey" flavors- Scott shares decades of culinary knowledge with us on this show!
A great episode to tune into if you are eating meat from your hunts!
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- In This Episode We Discuss:
- KGO TV and the NO VENISON ALLOWED Rule
- Northern California and Rainfall at 8% of Normal
- Psychology, Bouncing, and Restaurants
- Cooking Better at Home (Better than Going Out and Cheaper)
- Venison from the Freezer, Cut, Butterflied and Whole Tenderloins
- Short Attention Spans, Jana Waller, a Multiple Guests
- Redneck Buddy Toffer, Hank Shaw, and Dan Draper
- Camp Chef Smokers, Not Wanting to Plug In, and Spatchcocking
- Smoking without Wood in a Seasoned Smoker
- Savory Deserves at Least a Hint of Smoke
- Propane vs Traditional vs Pellet Smokers
- 3 Minute Chemistry and #HuntFishCook #EatWhatYouKill
- Duck and Liver- Do They Really Tast the Same?
- Corning Your Own Venison and Different Ways to Cook It
- "Give them a sandwich and tell them to shut up"
- Gamey Meat- Myth or Fact, Why? How to Avoid It
- Why Deer Taste Different from Different Parts of the Country
- Why Deer Taste Different Living in the Exact Same Area
- Young Doe Meat, Aging Venison Meats, and Tenderizing Venison
- Gamey is for Rancid Meat or Smelly Socks, not for the Natural Flavor of Venison
- Investigate the Stomach Contents of Your Deer for Hints on How to Cook the Meat
- Jerky! Wet, Dry, Smoked, Outside or Inside- Just Get It Done
- Sarah Palin, MeatEater Steve Rinella, and Joe Rogan #EatWhatYouKill
- Television Business- The Importance of a Great Publicist
- Hunters ARE NOT Nasty Mean People
- In Tune with Your Wild Game
- Recommended Book: AJ McLane - A Tast of the Wild
- Recommended Tool: A Chef's Knife & the Victor Tenderizor
- Recommened Tip: Do Not Over Cook!
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For Greg, an online hunting chat room was all it took to plan a Colorado public-land muley hunt. A few online conversations with some like-minded hunters in January lead to a muley bow kill of a lifetime in September. There's a first time for everything. Greg was able to find many hunters from around the country all seeking the same thing: a self guided public land hunt. From a virtual online hunting chat room to a real life hardcore first-time muley mountain hunt, this is Greg's story.
HERE'S What We Discuss:
- From Minnesota to Colorado- A First Time Muley Hunt, Public, Self Guided
- An Online Hunting Chat Room
- Two Birds, One Stone, So to Say
- January Planning for September Hunting
- Altitude Sickness and 3 Magic Pills
- Cardio Training, Hydration, 8000 Ft to 12000
- Just Another Tourist with New Boots
- Preparation: Shooting 3x Per Week at 20, 40, 60, 80
- Water Bladder, GPS, Water Filters, and Game Bags
- Cutting the Pack in Half, Arrows, Spare Release, and a Phone
- Testing Your Broadheads *IMPORTANT
- Dense Timber and Aspen, Learn as You Go, Books, and Locals
- 50 Miles to Breakin and Side Hillin'
- Stiff legged Muley Hopping, 2 Extra Seconds, and Not Above 11k
- Seeing the Bigger Buck First, Leaving Pat in the Dust, Silence in Deer Camp
- Heading Down the Mountain
- "He was in the Aspen" a Monster Body with a Big Rack!
- Tripping and Falling Forward, A Complete Passthrough
- Blood Everywhere, The Berm and the Pickup
- "Suck it Trebeck" and Hyperventalation
- Big Will!
- Greg's #1 Hunting Tip- Never say "Flys like a field tip"
- BIG BIG BIG Annoucement
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Have you ever found a tick on you after a day in the field or deep woods?
Most of us have and many hunters have been bitten by ticks. Ticks carry several pathogens that cause disease, but the most well known is Lyme Disease. Although not prevalent in some parts of the country, New England was, and still is, a major hot spot. There are ways to prevent the spread of this disease and we discuss all those aspects with Dr. Alan Eaton of the University of New Hampshire's Co-Operative Extension. We also speak with Randy Gagne, a former Big Buck Registry guest and victim of Lyme Disease.
We explore the myths, the facts, and how you can walk out of the woods feeling a bit safer. We discuss how to identify the most threatening ticks, where they are found in the country most frequently, help you determine if you are at risk, and what to do when you are bit.
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HERE'S What We Discuss In This Show:
- UNH Co-Operative Extension Pest Management Program
- Ticks and Problems Back to 1980s
- The Black Legged Tick- the foe
- From Lyme, CT to Tip of Maine Randy's Lyme Disease Experience & Definition
- Spirochetes, Ticks, and Sasquatch
- Preventative Measures, Check Yourself IMPORTANT
- The Ticking Clock After the Bite
- Danger Seasons and Dates of Concern
- How Do Tick Become Infected in the First Place
- Do Deer, Cats, Dogs and Other Animals Get Lyme Disease?
- Host vs Reservoir Host, Are Deer Good Vectors?
- Are All Ticks Dangerous? Ticks, Bucks, Does, Elk and Moose
- 1991 VS 2014 What's the Difference? More Ticks or Better Counting?
- Pasture vs Brush vs Tall Grass & Wood Tick or American Dog
- Can All Ticks Spread Lyme Disease? What's the Most Dangerous State?
- What does the Black Legged Tick Look Like?
- How to Remove a Tick- Myth VS Facts Vaseline and Match Sticks
- What Kills Off Ticks Naturally?
- Link Between Humidity and Tick Explosions
- Can We Control Ticks In Our Yards?
- Using Whitetails and Hunters to Collect Data
- Can Ticks See? How to they Find a Host?
- Guinea Hens, Deet, and Permithrin
- Why Can't I Feel a Tick Biting Me?
- Once Infected, How Long to Feel Normal
- Randy's Chubby Tines Tip of the Week
- Here is a link to the public health page of my Integrated Pest Management website at UNH.http://extension.unh.edu/Integrated-Pest-Management/Public-Health-IPM
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And then there's the Viking Buck. So named recently by our own Dusty Phillips. Chris Jacobson's 2014 Buck is one to remember, not for tall tines but for the incredibly thick main beams! The smallest diameter point is 4.5 inches, near the tip! Makes you want to devise a whole new scoring system for these fat "viking helmet" like racks. Water displacement perhaps? Hear Chris tell the story on this week's Big Buck Deer Hunting Podcast! The fun starts on Saturday!
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IN THIS SHOW WE DISCUSS:
- Shout out to James Keller! Thank you for your Donation!
- Growing Up and Hunting Minnesota
- Dad, The Waterfowler
- Obsession with Deer Hunting and Trial and Error
- Solving the Puzzle with 5 Properties
- Using the Lands that Become Available
- Low Pressure = Big Advantage? Sometimes Not
- Losing 200 Acres of Prime Hunting Ground, Force to Hunt the Neighbors Land
- Naming Your Tracks of Land
- 4,7,10,18,80,90,90 NOT LOTTERY NUMBERS
- What Means "Potential" Deer Woods?
- Surrounding Properties and Picking Funnels
- Landowner Help, Deer Camp, and Hunting Rigs
- Placing Stands Strategically and Organizing a Parcel with Lots of Hunters
- Non-Interesting Deer Managment is Almost More Interesting
- 1 Deer Per Year from 5
- What's In Your Back Pack?
- Nose Jammer and The Hunting Grounds
- Planning a Hunt While Waiting for the Land Sale
- The Old Wooden Tree Stand and Hunting with Glasses
- "Let's postpone the surgery until after deer season"
- Deer on the Way Home, Buck Follows Doe, Doe Follows Buck
- Bucks and Catails, Good Enough
- Landbridges, Crying, and Tweaky Hog Face
- Chris's #1 Hunting Tip
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VERMILLION COUNTY, INDIANA- Sometimes, after a hard day's work, all you get is ONE hour. That's it. You take what you can get. Richard Swinford caught that last hour of sunlight on a windy November day, threw on his brown Carhartt coveralls, a grey hoodie, and headed to his deer stand on the family farm. What happened after that is nothing shy of extraordinary. What does a 400+ pound buck look like on the hoof? Richard Swinford knows for sure.
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IN THE SHOW WE DISCUSS:
- Hunting in Carhartts and Hoodies
- 300lbs 222 Inches
- Hillbilly Weatherman Adam Evans Deer Hunter Shout Out!
- Twice 6'0 and 172lbs - 18 of 34 Years
- Protecting the Family Farm and Same Exact Spot as 1997
- Dibs on 80 Acres, 2 Bucks, a Dirt Circle, and a Hay Field
- Corn, Soybeans, Hay, and Silage
- Pumped UP! for the Fall Harvest
- Corn Stalks, Hard Farm Work, and Hunt NOW OR NEVER!
- Cow Cattle Cover Scent and Bucks Mingling with Cattle
- 20 Yard Shots and Never Having to Track a Buck
- H&R 500 SW Rifle
- Checking Tomorrow's Weather, 10 Yards, RIGHT THERE and Safety On
- 2 Minutes from TEXT to ON THE SPOT
- 100 Feet and the LEAD SLED Drag is "Like Pulling the Front of a Truck"
- 3 Main Beams and Tipping the Scale
- Killing a Buck of a Lifetime, Now What? An interesting problem to have
- Richard's #1 Hunting Tip
- Deer Yards Closer to Downtown During Record Cold Winters
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When a big buck appears on your game camera, your interest in hunting the area peaks (especially when the buck exhibits 14 points with long tines). Hunting on just 30 acres, which turned out to be some prime free-range Missouri whitetail habitat, Spencer Dunn took advantage of a great opportunity and killed the biggest buck of his life.
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IN THIS SHOW WE DISCUSS:
- Wisconsinites? Cheese Heads? Missourians?
- 30 Acres, Parents, Building a House, and a New Hunting Spot
- Thank you Mom and Dad! And Fresh Earth Scent...
- Deer at the Pond
- Slanted Hills, Rivers, and Water Sources
- Dryer Sheets, Totes, and Baggies
- Naming a Monster Buck "Monster"
- Calling in for a Personal Day and a Kid in the Candy Store
- Beeline to the Lumenok
- 14 Points, 30 Yards, and Symetry
- It's always better when it's yours
- Amzing 1 Inch Stickers
- Hunter's Paradise, Hogies, and Crock Pots
- Captain Morgan or Batman? Rams or Packers?
- Hollister Surf and Rescue, Trophies are Relative
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Comedian, hunter, traveler, all-natural master caller of numerous species of game, and outdoor lifestyle ambassador extraordinaire. These are titles that we could use to describe Josh Carney. Perhaps the most distinguishing characteristic of the Son of the South is his unparalleled positive attitude and ability to easily make anyone near him laugh, smile, and observe in aw.
Josh's story starts with a hurdle that most people may never get over. Josh has a chair with wheels and one with a motorized track, but hardly needs either, despite being paralyzed from the waist down. Some would view his story as tragic, but to Josh it's simply a motivator.
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Josh shares his entire story this Big Buck Podcast!
Here's What We Discuss on This Show:
- Josh's Worldwide Tour- 16 States
- Jay the Creeper and the Photobomb
- Chasing Bigfoot or Big Deer?
- Getting Rolled Away and the Natural Gift of Voice Calling
- Coding Twice and the Feeling of Getting Shot
- Back to the Woods and VOICE ONLY CALLS
- First Time for Speckle Belly
- CALLS: Turkey, Speckle Belly, Goose, Mallard, Rabbit, Elk, Wood Duck, Buck Grunt, Owl, Peacock
- FoxPro Or Carney-Pro
- Josh Carney- Comedian
- A Stage Presence
- Getting Horse adn Hot Tonics
- A Memorable Deer Hunt
- Vaples, and Deer Hunting Prep, Fat Christmas Tree
- Lazy Dog and the Ford F-150 and 6 Trucks in 4 Years
- Blowing Up Josh's Phone
- Jay and Dusty Try Their Own Calls
- Step by Step Call Learning Process and Baaarrk
- Making Friends with Zoo Animals, Laughing Owls, and GEICO
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ZANY - adjective def: 1. amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic
This best describes the classic outdoor hunting cult television show turned production company, better known as Animalhouse Outdoors productions.
Not long ago Carlton Spaulding (aka Chipcity) & Marc Balestreri (aka Lord Crungle) were leading the charge in "never seen before" hunting television, pushing the envelope at every turn. They ROCKED the outdoor industry. One DVD and a massive guerrilla marketing campaign later, both Chip and Marc have moved their talents to bigger productions. A little older and wiser now, we caught up with 2 of the original AnimalHouse members to see where they are at today.
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IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
- Late Night Out at the ATA
- From Dental Office to Animal House
- Pellet Shooting Crossbows, Along Came Fitz, and Hunting with the Judge
- Barber Shops, DVD Promises, & "You GUYS NEED A TV SHOW!"
- Guerilla Marketing, Stickers, and Flyers
- Sabotage: One DVD Player at a Time
- Rivals, Smashing Bottles, Let's Fight!
- Dirty Underwear, Venison Jerky, Bottle Rockets and Toledo
- Rap Videos. Deer Hunting, and Sgt. Slaughter Chris Brackett
- Reno, Tim Burnett, Off The Grid & ALL IN, A NORMAL LIFE LOL
- Paying the Network, Wolf or Wuf? Will Simmons, Sulfur, & Vaporizing Fitz
- The Politically Correct Outdoors, Death Threats, & Leaving Your Mark
- Martin Kresinske, No Money, But We've Got Content
- We DID IT! NOT
- Beating the Beaver the Rotten Beaver, and Subliminal Venison Jerky
- Badlands Film Festival, Golden Moose Awards, & Do Awards Matter?
- Carlton Crosby, Facebook, and Goverment Spies
- Filming on a Budget, Editing in a Bedroom.
- Facebook FACE Recognition and APPLE i6
- The Chris Brackett Business Card Debacle
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ZANY - adjective def: 1. amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic
This best describes the classic outdoor hunting cult television show turned production company, better known as Animalhouse Outdoors productions.
Not long ago Carlton Spaulding (aka Chipcity) & Marc Balestreri (aka Lord Crungle) were leading the charge in "never seen before" hunting television, pushing the envelope at every turn. They ROCKED the outdoor industry. One DVD and a massive guerrilla marketing campaign later, both Chip and Marc have moved their talents to bigger productions. A little older and wiser now, we caught up with 2 of the original AnimalHouse members to see where they are at today.
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IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
- Late Night Out at the ATA
- From Dental Office to Animal House
- Pellet Shooting Crossbows, Along Came Fitz, and Hunting with the Judge
- Barber Shops, DVD Promises, & "You GUYS NEED A TV SHOW!"
- Guerilla Marketing, Stickers, and Flyers
- Sabotage: One DVD Player at a Time
- Rivals, Smashing Bottles, Let's Fight!
- Dirty Underwear, Venison Jerky, Bottle Rockets and Toledo
- Rap Videos. Deer Hunting, and Sgt. Slaughter Chris Brackett
- Reno, Tim Burnett, Off The Grid & ALL IN, A NORMAL LIFE LOL
- Paying the Network, Wolf or Wuf? Will Simmons, Sulfur, & Vaporizing Fitz
- The Politically Correct Outdoors, Death Threats, & Leaving Your Mark
- Martin Kresinske, No Money, But We've Got Content
- We DID IT! NOT
- Beating the Beaver the Rotten Beaver, and Subliminal Venison Jerky
- Badlands Film Festival, Golden Moose Awards, & Do Awards Matter?
- Carlton Crosby, Facebook, and Goverment Spies
- Filming on a Budget, Editing in a Bedroom.
- Facebook FACE Recognition and APPLE i6
- The Chris Brackett Business Card Debacle
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PART II -It's that time of year again, when the deer herd up for winter and the sheds start falling! Jeremy Moore from DogBone has created a unique system for training dogs to help you find more sheds with man's best friend. We cover in-depth shed hunting strategies (with and without dogs), all the steps you need to know to train a dog to shed hunt, and why shed hunting is becoming so popular. And a ton more!!!
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IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:
- How to Pick the Right Spot to Shed Hunt
- The Fundementals of Locating Sheds and Sheds Areas
- Does seeing a Giant Deer = Finding Giant Sheds?
- How to Keep a Young Dog in the Game!
- What to do when a New Pup Arrives
- Watch for Teething
- Garbage In Garbage Out and Hold Conditioning
- The Importance of the First 24 Months
- Keeping Your Composure as a Trainer When You Spot the Antler
- Confidence and Being in the ZONE
- A Hunter is a Hunter is a Hunter
- KIDS LOVE SHED HUNTING!
- Man's Obsession with Antlers
- How Shed Hunting Makes You a Better Hunter
- Is Permission to Shed Hunt Easier thanPermission to Deer Hunt?
- Farmers, Tractors, Tires, and Sheds
- DEEP SNOW- A Curse and a Blessing
- How to Take Advantage of the a Deer's Natural Laziness
- The Clues that Ice Trails Leave
- Shed Hunting with and Without a Dog
- The 90/10 Ratio
- Jeremy's #1 Key to Shed Hunting Success
- How to Get Started Shed Hunting Today!
- Game Recovery Dogs VS Deer Shed Hunting Dogs
- Which Is Better: Deer Hunting or Shed Hunting?
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PART I- It's that time of year again, when the deer herd up for winter and the sheds start falling! Jeremy Moore from DogBone has created a unique system for training dogs to help you find more sheds with man's best friend. We cover in-depth shed hunting strategies (with and without dogs), all the steps you need to know to train a dog to shed hunt, and why shed hunting is becoming so popular. And a ton more!!!
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IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:
- Why do we need a dog to find sheds?
- Do shed have a smell? They're just bone...
- About the shed hunting business
- Transitioning from bird dog to antler dog
- Training your dog (or pup) to shed hunt effectively
- Effective products for training a shed hunting dog
- The Three Simple Steps: Shape, Scent, Feel
- Why there's no "One Way" to do it
- Training Dummy VS Real Antlers- Why Each are important
- When Deer Season Ends... It's Time
- Why waiting until later in the shed season is often better
- When you should start training your dog
- Forming good habits, repitition, and consistency
- Why incremental steps is better than speed
- The Best Dog Breeds for Shed Hunting
- Buying the Right Dog to Fit YOUR Style of Shed Hunting
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Standing next to a water cooler at work might be the last place you'd think to scout for new hunting spots. You also might not get super excited when a co-worker says they have 20 acres of 4 wheeler property and you're welcome to it. But for Mike Behrmann, this was a dream come true.
One thing Mike has learned over the years is that asking access to hunt a property, even if the conversation starts at the company water cooler, is a skill that all hunters should perfect to be successful in the field. In Mike's case, it lead to a buck of a lifetime.
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In this Show You Will Hear:
- The Detailed Play by Play of the Hunt for the Living Room Buck
- Why Nobody is Going to Laugh at You on Your First Deer Hunt
- Dusty's View of hte Ohio Whitetail Deer Herd Population
- Jay's First Big Buck Autograph & Autograph Tips from Mike Adams- THE Godfather of Outdoor Podcasting, Up North Journal
- Mike Behrmann's First Big Buck Autograph
- "Grab a leg, we're bring him in the house..."
- Down in the Dumps and Inspiration to Hunt
- Passion of a Son's Buck
- Shout Out! Doug Kostreva HBSC
- Future SHOT SHOW Recap with Jana Waller
- BBR Rank in iTunes Last Week: #1 Outdoor, #2 Sports and Rec, #98 ALL PODCASTS Period!
- Weekly Improvements
- How to Ask Permission to Hunt and When to Back Off
- The Magic of a Water Cooler for Scouting Big Bucks
- Why Mike Hunts Thickets
- Mike's Equipment and Gear Breakdown Checklist
- Treestand Theft and Vandalism
- Stealing a Treestand AND a Buck
- Hunting with a Son and Satisfaction of Having them Shoot First
- When to Bring a Kid Hunting
- Memories Created Outdoors VS Watching TV
- Crying and Closure When a Big Buck Goes Down
- The Importance of Having Many Spots to Hunt: Pressure Relief
- How/Why Did The Buck End Up in the Living Room?
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Details, Confidence, and Discipline. These are the BIG THREE for Matt Duff and Jeff Danker when it comes to hunting big deer with the bow. We get into the philosophy of deer hunting, fighting through failures, correcting shooting mistakes and target panic in this show. Matt and Jeff describe what they feel are the most important aspects of hunting and share their #1 Hunting Tip of all time. And, they tell the tales of their most memorable deer hunts yet.
Jeff, Matt, Dusty and Jay Discuss the Following:
- History, Premise, Origins of Major League Bowhunter
- The Reality of Bow Hunting
- Target Panic- What is it? Diagnose it and How to Correct It
- A Little Help from Michael Waddell
- Concentrating on the Target without the Arrow
- The Importance of Muscle Memory in Hunting
- The Emotion of Hunting
- Chasing a Specific Deer with a Story
- Passing Up Good Bucks for Great Big Bucks
- Shooting, Shooting, Shooting for When the Shot Really Counts
- Practice Bow Shooting at 100 Yards
- With Great Shots Comes Great Confidence
- Getting Confidence Back After You Lose It
- Killing a 130 Inch Buck VS Killing a Booner
- 31 Yards or Less
- When a Buck Get Jittery, What Happens to the Hunter
- Who's More Stubborn? Who's the Better Shot?
- 7 Days Without a Shot and Year Round Shooting
- Details, Discipline, Details, and Details
- 90% of The HUNT
- Pre Trip Check vs Pre Hunt Check
- Visualizing the Shot
- Matt and Jeff's Most Memorable Hunt
- The Old Farm, a Story from the Heart
- Matt and Jeff's #1 Hunting Tips
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2014 was an interesting year filled with highs and lows. But one thing is for sure, the guests that gave up an hour to be interviewed on the Big Buck Deer Hunting Podcast shared some AMAZING TIPS. Korby Taylor from the Wild Game Hunting Podcast joins us and shares two of his favorite tips from interviews too! 6 AMAZING HUNTING TIPS to take to the woods with you in 2015, all in one show!
In this Episode Jay, Dusty and Korby Discuss the Following:
- Lee Lakosky- 1000 Hours Before Hittting the Stand
- Larry Weishuhn- Increasing the Food, Mast Crop, Drip Lines and Fertilizer to Sweeten the Crop
- Korby's Life Messages and Lesson's from the Field
- Hank Parker- Walkin' and Rattlin', Low and Slow
- Karl Miller- A Buck's Core Area, Real Deer Movement, and the Dominant Floater
- Harold Knight- Hard Hunting the Late Season Longbeards, Who's Playing Who
- Jim Stickles- The Truth on Moon Phases and Myths Debunked
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The 2015 Archery Trade Show Association's Annual Trade Show has come and gone once again, but Jay and Dusty were able to capture the moment with an adventurous trek to the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Show was held this year from January 8-10 and is held each January for eager hunting apparell buyers and sellers to gawk and pitch the latest merchandise for the year. Anything and everything hunting is here and is the basis for what each outdoor retailer, large and small, will stock in their stores. A private show, it is only open to hunting industry insiders but for those that can attend, including celebrities, hunting television personalities, bloggers, writers and outdoor podcasters, it allows attendees a glimpse at what's NEW for 2015. Jay and Dusty report there findings and review the show in this episode of the Big Buck Registry's Deer Hunting Podcast.
In This Show You Will Hear Discussions on the Following:
- Dinner with Ed Waite, Buckmaster's Master Scorer
- The 1st Annual Outdoor Podcaster's Mash Up
- Tag N Brag David and Dean Giarrizzo
- Jim Shockey, Eva Shockey, Louise Shockey
- Tim Sylvia
- Matt Drury, Taylor Drury, Mark Drury, Terry Drury
- Will Primos, Jay Fish and the Johnny King Buck
- Doug Kostreva Horny Buck Seed Company
- Major League Bowhunter- Jeff Danker and Matt Duff
- Gordon Whittington - North American Whitetail
- Realtree's David Blanton
- Legends of the Fall- Mike McFerrin and Bonnie McFerrin
- Hal Shaffer Drop Zone TV
- Keith Doyle and Zach Doyle of The Rack Packer
- QALO replacement Wedding Rings, Orion Coolers, Big n J Long Range Attractants, Garmin VIRB, StickNPic, Ozonics, ADAK Adventure Trailers
- The 2015 Badlands - Campbell Cameras Film Festival
- Animal House Reunion Podcast - with Lord Krongel and Chipcity Spaulding
- Mike Adams of Up North Journal, CarrieZ, Phil Haven's of Bowhunting Freedom
- BowHunting.com
- Jay's First Autograph Ever and Dusty's First Cab Ride
- Lee and Tiffany Lakosky and Heartland Bowhunter's Cameraman
- Matt Hiatt and Tori Middleton Mcrea
- The Keefer Brothers and Ron Strickland
- Tim Burnett- Solo Hunter
- Adam Vinatieri, Roger Raglin, Hank Parker
- Gregg Ritz- HuntMasters
- Salvo Magro, Kinion Bankston, and Josh Photo Bomb Son of the South
- Nicholas Mundt, Michael Waddell, T-Bone Travis Turner
- Frozen Faces and Dusty's Treestand
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Hunting alone can be rewarding, challenging, and humbling. You'd think that having your own film crew to film your hunts, if you were making a living at it, would be the way to go. But not for Tim Burnett or Remi Warren. Tim started the concept of his television show SOLO HUNTER long before the television show even existed. If fact, if it weren't for Tim having filmed a few of his hunts of himself by himself, SOLO HUNTER TV wouldn't exist today. Turns out he needed all of his film work in a pinch (when another show collapsed from failed funding). And, he's even been on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast.
Today Tim continues to hunt on his own, film on his own, produce on his own, negotiate contracts with television executives on his own, you get the picture. Tim is the Solo Hunter and this is his story....
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IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:
- www.TheSoloHunter.com
- How To Negotiate Television Contracts with Outdoor Television Executives
- Tim's Trip to Los Angeles to be on The Joe Rogan Experience Podcast
- Jim Shockey
- An Unlikely Hunting Mentor
- The Journey from Amatuer Hunter to Professional
- How the Best Hunts are Sometimes without a Kill
- Prepare Yourself for a Mule Deer Hunting
- Pre-Market Product Testing
- Safety Tip: Sharing Your Hunting Map with Family Before the Hunt
- What the SOLO HUNTER Carries in his Pack
- The Camera, Tripod, Go Pro, and Duct Tape (or electrical tape)
- Sunrise, Cool Weather, You Are Nature
- August Mule Deer, Forget October
- High % Times for Hunting Success
- Solo Means Solo- NO HUNTING CREWS ALLOWED
- The Accidental But Necessary Beginning of SOLO HUNTER TV
- Not Begging, But Begging - Honestly and the $35,000 Favor
- Milk in the Cupboard, Children in the Dishwasher
- Big Deer Little Deer, It's All Good
- Tim's #1 Hunting and TV Production Tip
- Can Jay Hire Tim at $150/Hour?
- It's NOT about the Hunt, it's about What Hunting Can Do for Others
- 22.50 Mins from 4 Hours
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Mike Montgomery is a Veteran, Hunter, and QDMA area representative. Deployed in Afghanistan, a month prior to returning home, Mike had an idea. He decided he wanted to take up bow hunting. Taking advantage of a Bowtech military discount, he ordered a bow online, had it shipped to Afghanistan, and then shipped it home. 4 years later he shot Buck Nasty, a 203" Ohio Whitetail Giant. We begin our story on a military base in 2010...
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IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS THE FOLLOWING:
- ATA Show- On Our Way
- Big Dan Danforth's Letter- Good Luck 2015!
- Lyme Disease (future show topic)
- Mike's First Doe with the New Bow
- Genesee Cream Ale & Plugging Back into the Woods
- The New York Hunter's Club
- Creating a QDMA Co-Op in Your Area
- 7 Land Owners, 11,000 Acres, and the 5 Year Plan
- Harvesting the Right Number of Doe
- How to Get Landowners Onboard with QDMA
- Changing Antler Restrictions in a Group
- How to Police Non-QDMA Participants on QDMA Land
- GPS Co-Ordinates for Mike's Ohio Tree Stand
- The HUNT FOR BUCK NASTY
- A Farmer's Help and the Camo of Dunham's General Store
- Intel at 20 'til 6 and the NEW DNR: Dump and Run Method
- Play by Play of the Buck Nasty Hunt & The Agressive Mouth Bleat
- The War Cry of Success
- 210lbs, 203" Later, it's Beer 30 and Cleaning Up for Photo Ops
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It's not often that we hear of an anti-hunter crossing the line and joining the likes of the hunting community. Well, believe it or not, it does happen. We tend to think that once a hunter, always a hunter and once an anti-hunter, always and anti-hunter. This was not the case for Krystal Buskirk. Krystal was once on the other side of the fence, where the anti-hunters roam. Now she can't imagine life without hunting and that's where we begin this tale.
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In This Episode We Cover:
- Turning a Non-Hunter into a Hunter and a Vegetarian into a Meat Eater
- The Antler Trap Discussions
- The Difference Between a Hunter and a Killer
- The First Kill, The First Hunt
- Respect for the Animal and Take Only What You Need
- How an Anti Hunter Learns to Hunt (quickly)
- Trail By Fire Outdoors & Importance to Krystal's Hunt
- 1200 Miles Away
- Big Buck Deer Hunting Missouri Style for a Terrapin Marylander
- $800, 12 States, and a Nissan Hatch-back Later...
- The 75 Degree Hunt and a 4 Point Restriction
- The Focus and the Tingle
- GET UP HONEY! IT'S IMPORTANT!
- A Clean Double Lung and Why Unpredictability Makes Hunting Fun
- Nature Is Naturually Brutal and the Feeling of Your First Kill
- Hangin' Cool at the Butcher Shop
- NEVER BE ASHAMED (OR APOLOGIZE) FOR BEING A HUNTER
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Let's take a deeper look at deer movement. We always make assumptions based on our own subjective visual studies, and sometimes journal notes, about where deer go. But do we really know?
Jim Stickles conducted graduate studies on this exact topic as a student of Dr. Karl Miller and Dr. Bob Warren at the University of Georgia. With the help of some very sophisticated deer collars and software, and with the aid of Jeff Schmitz and Big Game Logic, Jim was able to uncover some fascinating facts about deer and deer movement that we didn't really know before.
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IN THIS SHOW WE COVER THE FOLLOWING:
- Why Is Dusty in Trouble? J J J
- When will an area will return to normal after some heavy hunting pressure?
- How Police Reports and The Mail Man Can Increase Your Deer Hunting Odds
- The Deer Reflector- Attractant or Repelent
- Moon Phase and Deer Movement- Truth, Fact, or Myth?
- The Best Game Camera to Acreage Ratio
- The Deer Biologist's Deer Hunting Strategy Breakdown
- Why Jim HATES Light Variable Winds and What's the Best Kind of Wind to Hunt
- Can Hunting Softward Really Help the Novice Hunter?
- Becoming an Expert on YOUR Hunting Grounds Quickly
- What Data on Deer Collars can be Collected
- How Can Deer Movement Studies Relate to the Hunter in the Field
- What are "Corpuscular Hours" and Why are They Important to the Deer Hunter
- The Concepts behind Big Game Logic Software 2011
- The Big Buck Registry Big Game Logic Coupon Code Thru Jan 15 2015 is bigbuckreg1 at www.BigGameLogic.com
- QDMA Discussion- Healthy Herds, NOT Healthy Trophies
- Why Big Game Logic is Better for Hunters than Scientists
- The Importance of Capturing Daylight Deer Photos to Increase Hunting Success
- Food Plot Studies using Big Game Logic & Maximizing Your Scouting Hours
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Jeremy Knight never stops thinking about hunting. He would hunt 24 hours a day, 7 days a week if the regulations allowed. But even when he's not carrying a weapon into the woods during the season, he's still strategizing about his next move. We break down Jeremy's entire strategy on this show and reveal why he had success in the field killing a 190" big Kentucky buck.
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IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:
-Play by play, minute by minute details of the hunt
-Jay and Dusty Share Their Cold Weather Setup
-The Element of Luck in Deer Hunting & The Turkey Deer Correlation
-Jeremy's Half Rack First Buck & All Tore Up about Deer Hunting
-Half Rack, Pa-diddle, or Dink?
-The Franklin Kentucky Lifestyle & Hunting 7DAW, 24HAD
-Using the Game Camera for Success
-Knowing an Area Like the Back of Your Hand
-Using the Outdoors to "AIR OUT" and Playing the Wind
-THE CRUCIAL IMPORTANCE OF GOOD FIELD NOTES
-The Year Over Year Funnel and How to Find It
-Walking the Creek- The Advantages of Water Walking
-The Knee Knocking Now or Never Shot for Stickers
-The Faux Gut Shot Tale
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Jody Beth Walker hunts hard and is PASSIONATE about the outdoors. We break down the complete story and Jody's set up to find out what exactly made her successful on this hunt for a big Kentucky whitetail buck named Medusa.
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IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:
- Are Jay and Dusty brown nosing?
- Blood in the Big Buck Photo- Yes or No
- The Gap, AKA No Man's Land, AKA the Faux Kill Zone- REAL?
- Dusty's Tip of the Week: Grind It Out
- How Jody plays and works hard... & Why Jody prefers to hunt alone
- Jody's Preminition about the Hunt and Listening to Your Gut
- Picking the Right Rock, Doe in Heat, 2 Week Scent Prep
- Smoking in the Woods and Hunting the Fresh Stuff
- The 40' Drop and a Rack as Wide as You Can Reach
- The Longest 30 Minutes of Jody's Life at 150 Yards
- Accepting Friends in Camo on Facebook
- The God Given High & Will Ego Kill the Kill?
- Jody's #1 All Time Big Whitetail Deer Hunting Tip
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As the Big Bucks have fallen this fall, we find some of the best hunters submitting some huge deer. We love this time of year as it gives us an opportunity to reach out to these hunters for some of the best and latest hunting stories of 2014 to learn about how they did it. And who knows, maybe we'll learn a thing or two along the way...
This story caught our attention. This is the story of the Wide Load Buck with Evan Koons. It also happens to be Evan's first buck. Hard to beat! Want to know how a novice hunter was able to put this all together and what tactics he used to be successful and take down a big buck (perhaps the biggest he'll ever take) only a year into his hunting adventures? Was it beginner's luck? Find out! Tune In By Clicking the Play Button...
Every Saturday we launch a new story about a hunter, a celebrity, an academic, or a product. Stay tuned! Take your hunt to the next level! But we want to hear from you! Send FEEDBACK! Call 724-613-2825 Email: Feedback@BigBuckRegistry.com Review: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/itunes
HERE'S WHAT WE COVER IN THIS SHOW:
-Evan's Hunting Tips
-How Evan's First Buck was a Monster Buck with a 27" Spread
-Hunting Indiana
-Is Evan Single (from our community questions)
-The "L" Shaped Woods
-GPS Coordinates (Dusty tries once again)
-First Big Buck, First Buck, First Bow Buck (all in one)
-How to Learn Hunting Techniques from Friends
-Evan's Gear Setup: Summit Viper, Realtree Camo, Doe Urine Cover scent, Doe in Heat
-How to Decide on a Spot when you hav limited knowledge
-Hunting the Family's 100 acres
-Play By Play of the Hunt (weather conditions, wind direction, landscape)
-Overcoming the "Numb Legs" Effect Just Before the Shot
-Scoring Predictions and Quick Scoring a Rack Tips
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Ever bought a carbon suit for deer hunting? We break it all down and get to the bottom of why carbon works in the field to protect your scent against the weary whitetail. And, there's a cheaper alternative to make all your clothes carbon protected.
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Chris Beaber, a chemist from Carbon Synergy, joins us. Carbon Synergy is a scent control company whose main focus is on the affordable use of carbon for hunting whitetail and scent control.
In this Episode of the Big Buck Deer Hunting Podcast, we Explore:
-Why Carbon?
-Carbon at the Molecular Level
-Temperature effective zone for carbon
-Other daily uses for carbon scent control
-Activated Carbon, What is it?
-How carbon eliminates scent
-Can you test scent control effectiveness from a scientific perspective?
-Powder carbon vs Liquid Carbon, what is the difference?
-How to combat the liquid freeze of water based carbon solutions
-Does carbon need to be heated to work correctly?
-Can carbon actually be "reactivated" in a home clothes dryer?
-How to create your own carbon suit for deer hunting for pennies on the dollar
-Is carbon safe for your skin?
-Can you eat carbon?
-Silver VS Gold VS Banking Soda VS Carbon
-Price VS Availability VS Effectiveness
-How Long Does Carbon Last?
-Proper storage for Carbon
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We asked the question "What product would you like to know more about?" And the overwhelming answer was "Ozonics", the ozone producing contraption that creates ozone, the worlds best clensing molecule and scent eliminator. So we did what our community wanted and found Dennis Fink, one of the Ozonics partners, to break it all down for us.
In this Episode You Will Learn:
-What fire, water, and ozone have in common
-How ozonics ended up in the deer woods when it started in a dentist's office
-How the ozonic's system actually makes ozone
-How and when ozone is created naturally in the environment
-What will ozone react with
-How long ozone has in use (the answer might surprise you)
-What is "lightning in a box"?
-Why ozone is natures cleaner and sanitizer
-How the Deer Hunter can use a curtain of ozone to their advantage
-How Ozonics was developed and field tested
-Basic Operation of the Unit and Best Applications (wind, rain, cold)
-What scents Ozonics ozone can kill
All this and more!
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The choices and features when buying a game camera can be daunting when trying to figure out which one is the best for your situations and price points.
We asked Pat Howard from Covert Scouting Cameras to join us on this podcast to break it all down, step by step, to help you (and us) make the best choice for the dollar.
In this episode you will learn:
-Turning the Game Camera into a Hobby
-The Covert Camera Linup (MP8, MP8Black, RED40, Black60, Outlook)
-How to Choose the Camera that's Right for You and Your Set Up
-Different Cameras for Different Situations and Budgets
-What You Should Look for in a Camera Regarding Features
-How Game Cameras can Double as Security Cameras
-Will Infrared Spook Deer?
-HD Game Camera with Audio!
-How to Set Up a Game Camera for Studio Quality Pictures
-Time Laspse Photography (when and why)
-The Cell Phone Based Game Camera (this one may cause divorce)
-The Effects of Extreme Cold and Heat on Game Cams
-Pat coins the term "Remote Photography"
-Do Game Cameras Smell Funny to Deer?
-Camera Placement, Directional Positioning, Height Placement Strategies
And MUCH MUCH MORE!
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Ever walk into a store and find more bottled deer urine on the shelf than you could count? What should you use during the rut? What should you use around a buck scrape? What should you use before the rut? Should you use a call with deer urine? Shout out to NH Firearms Coalition, Bill Lawrence, and Charles Byrum.
The truth is there are times to use those pungent bottled smells, and times not to.
In our first interview with Dean in Episode 18 (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN to #18 www.BigBuckRegistry.com/deerpee101 ) we covered the basics.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
-Different Uses for Buck, Doe, Buck with Tarsal, Doe In Heat
-The Importance of the Licking Branch
-Scrapes in August
-PreOrbital and Interdigital Glands and the Practical Application
-Different Strategies for Bow and Gun Using Deer Urine Scents
-Stand Placement
-Mock Scrapes: How To Manipulate Bucks in Your Area
-Recap of the Basics
-REAL HUNT Examples of Drag Rag Applications
-How Much Scent Should I Use?
-Cold Hunting: Using Scents in Unfamiliar Territory Exhibiting Buck Sign
-Mock Scrape Designs and Placements
-Trolling for Whitetail & Planting the Scent Seed
-Peak Rut Scent Strategies
-Freezing Temperature Strategies
-Creating the Virtual Deer Using Scents and Calls
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We got to pick the brain of one of the most premiere deer experts in the world and recorded it for everyone to hear, digest, and use in the whitetail woods.
In this episode you will learn:
-Latest Deer Movement Study Reveals NEW information
-What color do deer see best?
-The October Lull Fact or Myth?
-Latest on Deer Hearing...Not What You Might Think.
-The Whitetail Glands How Deer Communicate...
-Single Buck, Bachelor Bucks, and Doe Excursion Data
-Why Big Bucks Disappear.. Do they come back?
-How Deer Talk (with their nose)
-The Alarm Pheromone
-Tarsal Gland Urination.. Seasonal or Not?
-The Food Plot Bible
-Don't Wash Your Clothes in ____________
-State of the Whitetail in the USA
-Predation Impact on the Whitetail Population
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SNOOKING: Verb describing the art of looking and sneaking up on big game (aka spot and stalk). That's what Jared Scheffler and his gang of hunters at Whitetail Adrenaline call it. All public land, all on the ground, and mostly with bow and arrow (Jared uses ONLY a long bow). They get close, real close. Jared shares all the little details with us on this show about how he does it. Want to take your deer hunting abilities to the next level, then listen to this show and apply what you learn. This is perhaps the the shortest 120 minutes you'll ever spent listening to a podcast. It's that informative.
In this Episode You Will Learn About:
-Being in the Whitetails World
-Jared's Most Important Thing
-What is Snooking?
-Gaging the Deer After the Spot
-The Now or Never Strategy
-Relationships VS Whitetail Hunting
-The Whitetail Adrenaline Band of Hunters
-The 7 Yard Shot
-When and Why Jared Decided to Hunt Exclusively from the Ground
-Better Camo or Better Movement?
-The Pro's of NOT Getting Emotionally Attached to a Specific Deer or Area
-Head & Sholder Tatics and the Cat Crouch Approach
-How to Determine a HOT Spot from a COLD Spot Immediately
-You CAN Beat a Deer's Nose
-When to FAST Snook and When to SLOW Snook
-Ground Shot Angle Advantages
-How Close Can you Get?
All This AND Much More...
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You've probably heard or seen the video for 'Pretty Bad at Huntin' Deer'http://youtu.be/cSKrSdAWoi4.
Well, it turns out that the creator, Kevin Blake Weldon, is actually pretty phenomenal at hunting whitetail deer. We sat down with Kevin to hear a few of his real hunting stories, listen to a few of his hunting parody songs, and learn a whole lot about his knowledge of the whitetail woods.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
-How to Buck Snort Wheeze with You Mouth
-How Kevin went from Country and Western Star to Making Funny Hunting Songs
-You'll hear: The Spotlight Glows, Pretty Bad at Deer Huntin' and a Special Tune
-Kevin's #1 Deer Hunting Story and how He Used a Buck Wheeze on a Big Buck
-Where the Parody Comes from
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Brian Stephens from Ultimate Bow Hunting TV takes us whitetail deer hunting in Georgia and gives us the play by play of his giant Alberta whitetail. And, he shares many of his hunting tips and tricks too!
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What You'll Learn In This Episode:
-Hunting Big Whitetail Deer in Suburban Georgia
-Growing Up in Florida and Learning to Hunt
-State of the Nation for Whitetail Deer
-State of the Whitetail Hunter
-Hunting Beyond the Kill
-Raising Children in a Hunting Environment
-Brian's #1 and #2 Hunting Tips
-How to Hunt the Conditions Effectively
-Using Ozonics
-Ultimate Bow Hunting TV
-Brian's Ultimate Gear Check
-Clothing & Equipment
-PSE Full Throttle
-Swacker Broadheads
-Play By Play Story of Brian's Big Alberta Whitetail Hunt
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Be forewarned, this show is on the edge and may put you in your uncomfortable zone!
We go bow hunting down under with Zach Shaggy Slattery a native of Australia. There are many differences in hunting style and species between the US/Canada and Australia, but there are also some striking similarties.
Zach takes us into the Australian bush where he and his mates routinely hunt goat, hogs, and deer. And, there are other feral species that are wide open for hunting in Australia that we would think as odd, but it's just a standard way of life for the hunter Down Under. There are so many feral species running wild and of such extreme abundance in Australia that there are no hunting seasons for these feral species. You can hunt all year round.
However, most indigenous species are not hunted, with a few exceptions like Kangaroo.
Goat? You bet. Deer? Ofcourse, many difference species of deer. Hogs? Yes. Camel? Unhuh. Donkey? Yep, and from helicopters. Cats? No joke. This show will amaze you. Be prepared for some culture shock!
Shaggy shares all and takes us hunting down under.
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Larry Weishuhn is a legend in the hunting industry and a true Texas gentleman. Larry shares many hunting tips with on this show. Some of the best tips we've ever heard, especially on rattling!
Chances are that you've seen Larry on television if you've watched any outdoor shows in the last 30 years. He's the guy with the white beard that shoots big deer, and loves rattling. His current projects include Extreme Huntress and Trailing the Hunter's Moon.
If you love hunting and you want to know more about how to rattle as told by one of the industry's most talented and knowledgeable gentlemen, then this is the show for you.
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
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Mineral supplements are a big part of deer management and there many companies out there. We wanted to know more about whitetail mineral supplements so we turned to Dusty Clark from Daybreak Outdoors, the makers of InfRACKtion mineral supplements.
Dusty breaks it all down for us. The dos and don'ts and how to. This is a must listen if you plan to use mineral of any kind to supplement the nutrition of your deer herd around you.
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Jim isn't on TV. He's not a hunting celebrity. But he is a fantastic deer hunter and shot one heck of a good buck. Jim tells the story of the stolen antler and the story behind Conan the buck (as see in picture). We get all of Jim's tips and tricks that will help you take your hunt to the next level.
Jim is from Ohio, and on the last day of the season, and after declining several Superbowl party invitations, Jim pursued Conan. He was just hoping for one last glimpse of Conan, and a shot with his bow. He got it! Jim shares the who story and a play by play of the hunt as it unfolded that day.
Jim also share the story of the stolen antlers that he helped to recoved through the use of social media, email, and a little help from his friends.
Jim is now a prostaffer for Trophy Pursuit where he acts as editor for submitted articles and won the coveted Golden Laurel awared for Best Buck 2013-2014 season.
We pay a special note to Ed Waite, Buckmaster's Master Scorer too.
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Since junior high, Shawn Luchtel and Michael Hunsucker have been together, hunting the heartland, in Missouri. Now, along with a few other core hunter, they've formed the hunting group known as Heartland Bowhunter. They have successfully turned a childhood passion into a full time profession, hunting. Their filming techniques are particularly honed, maybe even more so than their hunting skills.
Their hunting and filming skills were so good that it landed them a spot on the Outdoor channel and have a Facebook follow that exceeds 200,000. Not bad for for a bunch of guys and gals that just love hunting.
Nate Flynn joins us from the bass boat too!
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The History of Mathews Inc with Joel Maxfield.
In 1992 a new bow company was formed by Matt McPherson called Mathews Inc.
At that time, it was just Matt and Joel Maxfield. The beginnings of Mathews Inc. was quite humble, a classic American business story.
As with Microsoft, Apple, and many other companies that made it big, Mathews Inc's origins start in a garage.
Yep, just Matt McPherson, Joel Maxfield and an all-American garage in Minnesota.
Neither Matt nor Joel knew that Mathews would make the INC 500 list (twice actually), but they did have a vision and the drive and the talent.
The company has grown to over 450 employees and revolutionized the bow industry.
Joel Maxfield explains how Mathews Inc built a game changer bow, how they got the word out, where they are today, and where they are going tomorrow.
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Scott Sciarra grew up in Philadelphia. Despite being from the city, he always loved hunting in the hills of Pennsylvania with his father. Scott picked up a bow at age 12, was working at a bow shop by age 14, and was guiding around the world by age 18.
Scott’s passion for hunting continued in college. Instead of doing the typical college schedule, he took summer and spring courses to allow time for fall hunting.
These days, a bit older, it’s all about just being outside and he appreciates the outdoors more than ever. It’s not about the kill for Scott. It’s about the experience of simply being outside.
Scott also works with the QDMA and creates hunts for kids who have lost their parent in combat.
Dusty runs through Scott’s equipment set up and land lease approach.
Scott is a passionate hunter and he shares his life’s story in this interview.
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Chipcity Spaulding from Brackett Outdoors is Chris Brackett's right hand man when it comes to putting the show together long after the action is over. Chipcity takes us further behind the scenes of making a popular outdoor television show.
Chip tells us how he landed in the business, how he spends longs hours in front of the computer editing clips and putting together the show. Caffeine and nicotine has become Chip's friend as the editing becomes very demanding of long hours to meet deadlines.
The artist always puts his finishing touches on a piece and just because you give a person a paint brush doesn't mean they can paint a masterpiece. The same goes for video cameras. As Chipcity says, it's about telling a story more than anything.
We learn about equipment, and cool cameras, and just having fun!
When the deer hunting industry as we know it today was in it's infancy, there were a few visionaries that embraced the cutting edge of the day (cable television) and ran with it. Jackie Bushman was one of those visionaries. From a professional tennis career to a professional hunting television career, Jackie Bushman helped to form the deer hunting industry. We might call him the "Godfather" of Deer Hunting.
He started out with a crazy idea of gathering members for his organization by putting forms in a prominent deer hunting magazine in the 80s and grew that idea into BUCKMASTERS! Buckmasters is one of the most recognized organizations in the hunting industry today. Jackie is always on the cutting edge.
We cover the old days, the good days, the not-so-good days, and the Buckmaster's plan for the future. From magazine to tv show to social media, Jackie Bushman tells the entire Buckmaster story in this exclusive podcast interview.
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From a very young age, 6 and 4, David and Dean Giarrizzo were destined to land a spot in the outdoor hunting community. With roots and family with long traditions in hunting, despite being from the Cleveland area, David and Dean learn to hunt and fish when their friends were attending teenage social events. Instead of heading to the Friday night football game, they were heading to New York to hone their hunting skills.
Today it's all about Tag N Brag. The Facebook page, the social media, and the TV show, and ofcourse, the great outdoors. They still rib each other and are still very competitive, but focused and always respecting the land they learned to love.
Now it's a career!
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Jana Waller is a hunter. Jana Waller is also an artist. Jana Waller is a role model. Jana shares her entire story with us. From the woods to the water, from the harvest to the art studio, from the studio to the editing room, Jana's life is quite interesting.
Jana took her passion of the outdoors to the television set. But also spends a bunch of time creating masterpieces by turning animal skulls into display pieces that'll blow your mind.
Jana Waller is the real deal.
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The brush country of Texas is provides for some serious hunting. Lamar Smith, a long time guide at the Novillos knows all about it. The deer hunting in the deep south of Texas provides for some of the most unique hunting terrain that the country has to offer. Lamar tells us all about it in this interivew.
Brush Country Monsters features one of the world's finest free-range trophy whitetail properties and educates the viewer on habitat and herd management practices used to develop such a high-end trophy operation.
From food plot management all the way to precision hunting rifles, Brush Country Monsters covers all aspects of trophy whitetail hunting in South Texas and walks the viewer through 17 years of hard work and dedication that has developed one of the finest whitetail destinations in the world.
Lamar walks us through a day in the life of the Novillos Ranch and how you can hunt there too! And who knows, maybe you'll be on TV as Lamar and his team turned their adventures into one heck of a good hunting television show!
Learn all about that too in this show!
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From Maryland to Ohio to CEO of a major firearms manufacturer to Wildcomm and Hunt Masters! Gregg Ritz has been on one amazing journey, and it ain't over yet. Gregg is a passionate steward of the outdoors and LOVES to learn from others. What are you hunting for?
Find out what gets Gregg Ritz out of bed, how he learns from mistakes, from others, and Ritz's Rules!
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
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We covered the second part of this amazing tale in Episode 42 (LISTEN HERE), and now, we're covering first part of the story in Episode 52 (kinda like the Star Wars). This time Johnny King, the man that shot the King Buck, Buckmaster's #1 Whitetail, joins us in a play by play morning that Johnny harvested the Johnny King Buck.
The story continues though as we get into the controversy behind buck and all of the events that's happened since.
It's a great whitetail story about a legendary Wisconsin whitetail told by a very humble deer hunter, Johnny King.
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Mark Kenyon is an Outdoor Blogger (blogging 5 days a week), an outdoor podcaster, an outdoor enthusiast, a GREAT story teller, and one motivated individual. His income is solely derived from these activities, and if your wondering how he does it, how he got there, well, Mark shares his whole story in this interview.
If you are a deer hunter, an outdoor enthusiasts, a podcaster, an outdoor writer, or any combination there of, then you need to tune into this show and listen in. Get a pen an paper handy too.
It's loaded with great advice and stories from Mark.
From Michigan, to New York, to San Francisco, to Google, and back to Michigan, Mark's journey is quite interesting and we're glad he's sharing it with us!
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The Drury's are arguably the most famous hunting family in America right now. Want to know how they did it? Then you'll want to listen to the interview with Matt Drury. Don't miss it!
It all started out with VHS tapes, hoping to just cover their costs of loving to hunt. And it turned into something much much more. Matt shares the whole story and share some tips for those that want to go where the Drurys did.
And, find out what's new on their site and why the DVD and TV might be fading away (a bit).
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Lee and Tiffany Lakosky from The Crush TV are at the top of their game, but it took some time, sweat, WORK, and pain getting there. And, getting to know the right people too.
Want to know how they did it? Tiffany and Lee share the WHOLE story with us! It's a true, GREAT American tale you probably have never heard.
We're pretty sure you'll learn a thing or two about preparing food plots now for hunting success later too! Lee is a master technician when it comes to deer food.
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Hunting by tracking big whitetail deer is an art form all in itself. Lane Benoit was raised to do it by his father, the Legendary Larry Benoit, father to a family of hunters that is arguably the best and most well known deer hunting family in America. Lane shares all his secrets and tells us a little bit about what he has in store in the very near future. Stay tuned! You will learn a thing or two listening to Lane.
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How do you grow big deer? By growing great food! That's how. But figuring out how to grow great food plots is a serious science and it starts with some basic key ingredients. But from there, it gets tricky.
Doug Kostreva, from the Horny Buck Seed Company shares all his little secrets for growing big deer and great deer food!
In This Episode We Cover:
- The History Behind Horny the Buck
- Where does good seed come from?
- Big Racks= Big Protein and Big Minerals
- Food Plot Variety- the key
- Keeping Big Deer Around
- Water, Mineral, Food- The Deer Basics
- Soil Testing for the best crop growth
- Best of Different Blends
- pH
- History of the Horny Buck Seed Company
- The HORNY BUCK LUCK O' BUCK
- The HORNY BUCK BOOYAH BLEND
- The HORNY BUCK DEAD ZONE
- The HORNY BUCK BIG RACKS
- And, Chris Brackett's Booyah Beard Trimer
- And much much more!
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Necessity is the mother of invention! When the BIG BUCK goes down, we'd prefer to get the animal out of the woods without running it through the muck, without dragging the hide to skin, and without having a heart attack! Introduce the Rack Packer! Let's you go where the 4 wheeler can't (and still get your big buck out of the woods clean).
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What's hunting Michigan all about? Harry let's us know through his Wildman Chronicles. Harry's not really wild or a maniac, but he does spend lots of time in the woods and with pretty good success.
Harry's Tips and Tricks
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5 States, 17 Members, 1 Band of Hunters! Mike Grandstaff and Scott Mclean reveal all about Midwest Game Stalkers Outdoors from inception to the future of the group.
Mike and Scott share all their deer hunting secrets!!!
We discuss all kinds of topics including all of the following:
- Picking your Prostaff
- Pushing each other to hunt
- Who's the best?
- Checking your ego at the door at deer camp
- Who has the best beard?
- Dusty's Head to Toe Gear Check
- Big Buck Breakdown- Alarm Clock to Harvest
- Name Your Bucks
- Eating Turtle!
The Midwest Game Stalkers members include:
Mike Derrickson, Brett Wilhite, Lanny Larson, Scott Mclean, Mike Grandstaff, Steven Steele, Codie Sours, Heath Getty, Charles Derrickson, Floyd Young, Bob Aikman, Dan Phegley, Matt Winger, Cory Dewees, Evan McAnally, Jesse Bainter
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Let's go inside the National Rifle Association for a closer look, with our guide Kyle Weaver, Executive Director of General Opertions...
Kyle Weaver, Dusty, and Jay discuss all the other facets of the NRA that you don't normally think about and much much more...
Topics Covered:
- NRA Annual Meeting Indianapolis April 25-27, 2014
- Great American Outdoor Show
- NRA Outdoors
- What is the membership really all about?
- When was the NRA founded and why?
- When did the Anti Gun Activists jump on the scene?
- NRA Women
- NRA-ILA
- NRA News with Cam & Company (the NRA TV Show and Podcast)
- NRA Life of Duty
- NRA Ring of Freedom
- Deer Hunting with Dogs
- Gun Rights
- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg
- The Bundy Ranch
- How to Join the NRA
And much much more!!!
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Billy Arnold, of the group country group Kari and Billy, isn't just a great musician, he's also a great whitetail hunter. In the Fall of 2013 set his bow pin on what will most likely be the new Tennessee record whitetail buck.
Billy breaks down his passion for hunting, gives us a play by play rundown of the hunt itself, breaks down his equipment head to toe, and shares his tips and tricks that make him a successful deer hunter.
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Step inside the world of the Johnny King Buck, recognized by Buckmasters and the Northeast Big Buck Club at the #1 All Time World Record Typical/Perfect Whitetail.
Boone and Crockett has not recognized the King Buck as the world record, keeping the Hanson buck at the current #1 Typical World Record Whiteail Buck.
But that's just where the story begins. Jay Fish purchased the buck off of Johnny King in a pursuit to make it Boone and Crockett's #1.
Why? We'll let Jay explain.
Listen in as Jay Fish and Ron Boucher take us on on a journey starting back in 2006 when Johnny King first shot the buck in Wisconsin, to his trek to Missoula, Montana and Boone and Crockett Headquarters, to where the record stands today, to where he wants to take it.
The episode has the full story as told by Jay Fish himself.
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There's more to Boone and Crockett than meets the eye. It's more than just keeping records of whitetails buck. It's more than just big game records.
Dusty and Jay break it all down in this show.
Did you know?
- Boone and Crockett was founded in 1887 lead by Theodore Roosevelt
- Hunting Rules and Regs as we know it today has roots back to Boone and Crockett
- Boone and Crocket members had heavy influences on the creation of the Lacey Act, the Federal Duck Stamp, and the Pittman-Robertson Act
- The Nation Forest System, National Wildlife Refuge, and National Park systems exist today in large part to the Boone and Crockett Club
We discuss this and
- The Boone and Crockett Records System
- Why keep records at all?
- Club Membership
- Boone and Crockett Rules for the Record
And much much more!
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The Hanson Buck is the current World Record Typical Whitetail Deer according to the Boone and Crockett Club.
Milo is shaking so bad that he can barely hold the cigarette much less take a puff... That pretty much describes how Milo Hanson felt after shooting what became arguably the most revered legendary whitetail buck ever known.
"My legs are 29 inches long and the rack was 29 inches wide. There was no ground shrinkage. I was shaking so bad that I needed a cigarette and I hadn't had a cigarette in 3 years"
You've seen the pictures, you've read the story a millon times in every hunting magazine from Outdoor Life to Whitetail Magazine, but we're guessing that you've never heard Milo Hanson interviewed on a podcast. This might be a historical podcast moment actually.
Milo takes us back to that famous day, November 23, 1993, and recreates the action in his own words. We also learn about the events leading up to that day, and everything that goes with shooting a World Record Whitetail Buck (nicknamed "the baby elk" by he and his hunting party in 1993.... later to be known to the world as the Hanson Buck.
As Milo says, "want to know what the world record buck tasted like? Ask Jim Zumbo. He ate some at the SHOT show 1994."
Milo tells it like it is. He's real. And real down to earth.
Milo answer's these questions:
- What was it like?
- Who is Milo Hanson?
- What was life like in Biggar, Saskatchewan in 1993?
- How did life change?
- What's Milo's #1 Hunting Tip?
- What's it like to tradmark a legendary whitetail?
- What's Milo's life like today?
- Does he hunt now?
- Who was he with when he hunting the buck?
- Will the record ever be broken?
- What are some of the details that you haven't heard?
All this an more on this Big Buck Podcast!
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Now and then we find a hunter that submits a buck on The Big Buck Registry that just seems to stick out amongst other hunters because the hunting skill set seems to be just a little more honed. Monte Hermsmeyer is one of those hunters. Monte tells us about a specific hunt that resulted in the harvest of a big Nebraska whitetail with a bow.
Monte also covers the following:
- Nebraska Landscape
- Tips & Tricks
- Trail Camera Picks
- Scouting Techniques
- Cooking Venison
- Equipment Check
- Scent Control
Hunting is for all ages. And it's never too late to start. At age 29 Tori McCrea started hunting and she fell in love with it as many of us do. So much so that she formed a group of hunters and named it Country Girls Outdoors and proceed to hunt Texas.
Tori covers the following:
- How she started hunting
- What inspired her?
- Using almost exclusively meats from the harvests (not from the store)
- Buffalo hunting
- Elk hunting
- Wild game recipes
- Turkey Hunting
- Country Girl Outdoors Prostaff Members
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This might be the first ever podcast recorded in a treestand! Dave Hoffman was always in the woods as a kid, playing outside, building stuff. Studying the trades, Dave developed his skills as a master builder and turned his skills to log homes. He's built log homes all over the world. The Turkish actually love them! Dave still builds amazing log homes, but he also builds some of the world's most amazing treestands (really more like a house in a tree, or a tree house). Hands down, these ware the most comfortable treestands on the planet.
We discuss in detail Dave's story and we break down the types of treestands that Dave builds. These are great for the outfitter.... keeping you clients happy and comfortable. But they also act as a great treehouse in the off season for kids and a great place to get away for peace of mind. The treestand fly high!
Here are Dave's Models:
- The Falcon
- The Redhawk
- The Kestrel
- The Kite
- The Bald Eagle
Learn all about the World's Most Comfortable Treestand in this show!
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What really happens behind the scenes at Brackett Outdoors? Well, we find out in this exclusive and invasive interview with Chipcity Spaulding and Salvo Magro, two of the main forces behind Brackett Outdoors (makers of Arrow Affliction and Fear No Evil).
Here's what we cover:
- Chewing Copenhagen
- How Salvo got into the outdoor tv business
- How Salvo got his nickenames: Blablo and Blackfoot the Barbarian
- What it's like to get your toes chomped by a gator
- Chipcity and Animal House, Mr. Serious & Lord Crongle
- How Chipcity started with Brackett Outdoors
- Chipcity's underated talent for creating nicknames
- Body Guards!
- The Golden Moose Awards
- Shooting Big Bucks and Tuna Fishing!
What's it like to hunt on the road all the time? Chipcity and Salvo explain what it's like to move from town to town and try to pattern big whitetails. We talk gator hunting too, the Brackett Bus (not happening), flying under the radar, fish and game tickets, North Woods Law, SECRET PROJECTS, PODCAST???, Blablo's ring tone, Hunt Fish Journal, Carrie Z, when the Boss calls, and we end with a hit recoring of Give Me One Reason, Chipcity and Blablo style!
This is a must listen show!
Jay and Dusty get inside the hunting world of Blitz TV!
Trent Cole and Richie Elam tell their story on Big Buck Registry's Big Buck Podcast! It all started in a small farm town in Ohio, but the competition was fierce even back then. Trent took his skills and competitive nature to the NFL, where he became an All Pro Defensive End. But in the off season, it's all about getting back to home base with his long time friends, like Richie Elam and Matt Hiatt.
As true conservationists, this band of brothers formed Blitz TV to share and spread the word about hunting, getting back to their roots, and great game management. The competitive nature still exists today though, even at home, don't let them kid you. Matt Moore, Brett Yates, Doug Crabtree, and the list of Pro Staffer's is growing! Kick back Saturday morning and tune into the Blitz TV story here!
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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
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Jay & Dusty Recap their adventures at the Great American Outdoor Show! #GAOS which occurred Feb 1- Feb 9...
Jay & Dusty meet R. Lee Ermey aka The Gunny, Matt Duff from Major League Bowhunter, Ralph and Ralph & Vicki Cianciarulo - Archer's Choice Media, Seth McGinn from the Can CanCooker, Kyle Weaver from the NRA~, and Peter St. James of WTPL 107.7 the Pulse! Cam and Company NRA News!
If you were there or if you couldn't make it, you'll enjoy this podcast!
Interviews from the floor of GAOS with a NJ family taking in the show, Mark from Premier Outfitters of Kentucky, Albert Conklin of Hunterpreneur, and Officer Fredmund Buck!
Audio clips from the interview with Chipcity Spaulding and Salvo Magro aka Blablo aka Blackfoot from Brackett Outdoors! (full interview to be aired at a future time)
Audio clips from the interview with Trent Cole and Richie Elam Blitz TV (full interview to be aired at a future time)
Audio clips from the interview with Treestands Tree Stands By Dave (full interview to be aired at a future time)
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Meet Tina Kaine... CEO of Deaux Girls Cosmetics and Beauty Supply - Scent Control/Scent Free hair and body care products for the outdoor woman of Jasper, Texas. Tina is a hunter first, CEO second, but she wants to look good being both!
Jay and Dusty are back at it again, digging deep into what make their guests tick.
In this Episode we answer these questions:
- What products are in the Deaux Girls product line up?
- How do they work?
- What is the direction of the company?
- How does one become a Deaux Girl?
- Is there such thing as a Deaxu Guy?
- How does a busy CEO fit hunting into her busy schedule?
- What kind of bow does Tina shoot? (turns out she owns multiple, and can shoot with either hand accurately!)
BIG BUCK BREAK DOWN:
Tina also shared a nice Texas buck with us on the Big Buck Registry Facebook page and Dusty breakdown down the hunt. Get this- Tina doesn't need an alarm clock to going hunting. She's just up when it's time! Tina donated the meat to Girls Haven.
Finally, Tina puts Jay and Dusty the test and double dog dares them to test out her products to the test. Will her lotion stand up to Jay's dry New England and can her lotion help Dusty with he salt dried hands? AND- did Jay and Dusty agree to try her lip gloss too? Tune in to find out!
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Hear the story behind Matt Hiatt's big wide Ohio buck, aka Big Frank. Hear all 1000 words behind the picture and how Matt hunted Big Frank, starting several years before the actual harvest. What prep work went into it? How did he find the "right" spot? What was the hunt like, word for word, play by play (in Matt's own words)! Tune in to find out!
Matt Hiatt is from Centerville, Ohio. Here are the measurements on Big Frank: greatest spread is 33” even with an inside spread of 29 6/8”! The brow tines are also above average at 10” and 9 4/8”. The final gross score of Matt’s buck is 187” even.
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Matt is Pro Staff for Bust a Buck Deer Lure, Blackcreek Outdoors, U-Slide Bow Holder, LTL Acorn Outdoors, and True Friends Outdoors.
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Greg Francis grew up in Michigan hunting big Michigan whitetails with about 16 of his closests highschool buddies. Today, they have a television show called The Providers and a television show production company called Pass Through Productions. Greg shares his story in a tell all tale of blue collar hunting in Michigan.
We cover:
- How Pass Through Productions Got it's start
- Blue Collar Whitetail Deer Hunting in Michigan
- How does a group of deer hunting enthusists create a television show
- Greg's Big Buck Breakdown- Head to Toe Equipment Check and Alarm Clock to Freezer Buck Hunt Story
- The Season 2 Dish Network Hunt Channel 266 in July
- https://www.facebook.com/PassThroughProductions
- http://passthroughproductions.com/
Here's more on Pass Through Productions:
- Pass-Through Productions and their show, The Providers, are all amatuer hunters on 100% fair chase hunts on a blue collar budget putting meat on the table.
- The mission is simple. We make 100% REAL LIFE hunting videos. No high fences, no deer farms, just real hunting on both private land and state land.
- PTP consists of a group of friends who make hunting videos that real hunters can relate to. We are exactly the same as any other group of hunters in Michigan, except we always have a camera in the field.
- The show features 9-5 workers and everyday hunters making the most of their time in the outdoors. Being a provider, either by paycheck or by putting fresh meat on the family table!
| They have made 4 full length DVD, been featured on Tom Nelson's American Archerand Michigan Outdoors. PRO STAFF:Steve Akright, Ron VanMete,r Greg Francis, Shawn Adams, Ethan Angstman, Austin Boersema, Jen Fishe,r Joe Ream, AJ Tassos, Jason Morton, Christopher Sikora, Kevin VanderPloeg |
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Ever wanted to know how to perfect your venison dishes at home? We work hard to harvest the deer that we do, and the meat deserves respect! Corey Fletcher, Executive Chef (The Granite Restaurant), Hunter, and Culinary Professor (Southern NH University) shares all his tips and tricks on how to make the best venison dishes possible. And, we do it in a way that covers every possible venison meat group that you can imagine! We asked for the TRUTH about venison, we got it! All in this one episode...
Here are some of the questions that we laid down for Corey to answer (and he answers them all by the way):
- When does "quality" meat begin?
- What is unique about venison vs other red meats?
- What challenges does lean meat pose to an Executive Chef?
- Does venison really have a gamey taste or does venison just taste like venison?
- What are the appropiate temperature range to determine doneness?
- Is freezing venison ok? If so, how should we do it?
- What does sirloin really mean?
- What should we do with the shoulder meat?
- Should we add fat to venison burger?
- Why are salt and pepper important?
- Are the venison ribs worth cooking?
- Why is a coffee grinder your best friend?
We also cover some "how tos"... here's what we cover:
- How to remove gamy flavors
- How to make a GREAT venison dry rub
- How to cook the venison tenderloin the best way
- How to cook venison burger and venison backstraps
- How to cook butterflied venison steaks
- How to make the BEST marinade for venison
- Make the IDEAL venison burger
- How to make the PERFECT venison roast
- How to find the salt "sweet spot"
And... we cover some stuff you never thought off (with a little help from Dusty and Jay)
- FAT TOM (an acronym you must learn in the kitchen when cooking meat)
- Homemade Country Fried Venison Steak (Dusty style with some Kentucky Compound Flour Recipes!)
- Make vension and food taste great without adding cost $$
- Top round, bottom round- cook them the right way
- Keep the bones! Some anyway... make stock instead of making bait
- Cooking deer heart, kidneys, liver, and bone marrow
- Shank venison- cook right eat right
Lastly, Jay, Dusty, and Corey share some recipes and more...
- Jay tells some venison jerky recipe ideas (molasses, bacon, smoked maple whisky)
- Corey's Venison Chili
- Venison Roulade from tough neck meat
- Corey's Rules 1. Quality of Meat 2. Cooking Technique 3.Seasoning
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Hunting Lipstick! Venison Bacon! Sweet Corn Socks! Crazy Big Buck Names!
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- Venison Bacon
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- Growing up in Paducah, Kentucky
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- Outdoor Cosmetics & Beauty Supply
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- Shooting Big Bucks
SPECIAL GUEST: Rocky Burrus of Team Sweet Addiction TV
- Naming Big Bucks
- Tips and Tricks from Rocky
- What is Team Sweet Addiction TV?
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- Special Hunt with HHH Outfitting
- Jaime Burrus
- Growing Up in Tennessee
- Trucks Stuck in the Mud
- Hunting Dads
- Video Recording Your Hunts
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Bonny Cook is from Texas, loves the outdoors, hunting and fishing. Every now and then, you get that invite to hunt a spot and Bonny made this invite count! Bonny shares all the nitty gritty details about how she harvested her big Texas Whitetail (from alarm clock to freezer). And, what in the heck is OWD? Well, Matt Lindsey knows exactly what that is because he coined the term! It's OBSESSIVE WHITETAIL DISORDER! Matt shares the details of his OWD and how he harvested a big Illinois whitetail.
Matt covers:
- high pressure bucks
- playing the wind
- killing big bucks on small acreage
- deliberately keeping the pressure off
- Matt's head to toe gear check
We learned alot from these interviews and we think you will too! Enjoy!
Al Gambardella, a well known and meticulous deer butcher from Connecticut shares all his secrets about how to properly break down a whitetail deer into edible parts. It's starts, not on the butcher table, but in the field when the shot is taken.
We cover every aspect of how cutting up a deer should be done, from the field dress, to the hanging, to the cutting, and the storage...
Here's what we cover in this episode:
- What are the ideal temperature to hang a deer before processing?
- Should we avoid infected areas and blood clots?
- How long should the meat age before cutting
- How should the deer be brought out of the woods?
- Should we where gloves when cleaning a deer?
- Hide on or hide off?
- What's the best type of knife to use to skin a deer and cut the meat?
- Should we use different tools between the field and the meat processing room?
- How clean is clean when gutting a deer and cleaning the meat?
- What are the meat groups of a deer?
- How much meat should we get out of a deer?
- How much time should it take to process a deer?
- Deer hair- How can we keep it out of our meat packages?
- If I don't want to cut up a deer myself, how do I know if I've found a good butcher?
- What do you do if the deer smells bad or off?
- What to do with a diseased deer....
But wait, there's more! We break down the parts of the deer for storage too!
Tips: Don't miss the tail of the ribeye! What's the correct way to take off the shoulder blade? What can you do with the neck meat and how detailed should your trim work be? What are the best ways to dissect the hind quarters?
We break down the deer into the following meat groups:
- Tenderloins
- Ribeye
- Shoulder- Stew and burger
- Hind Quarters- Rump, Eye of the Round, Top Round, and Bottom Round
Also: Deboning the shoulder, deboning the hind quarters, the "football" aka the rump roast, following the bone with your knife, and WRAPPING: what to use, how to wrap, how to portion, and how long can each be stored?
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How Gun and Ammunition Sales Affect Funding for State DNR and Fish & Game Agencies with Special Guest Jeff Makemson, Alabama DNR...
Also Jay and Dusty prank call Dusty's brother and we play some calls from the Big Buck Registry's Big Buck Hotline: 724-613-2825
From Serious, to funny, to emtional, this episode has it all!
Here's what's covered in this episode:
- What is the Pittman-Robert Act of 1937
- Why was is established?
- What was hunting like in the US in 1937?
- Stocking of Whitetail Deer (huh, hard to believe these days, but it actually happened)
- Alabama harvests more deer in a year today than the entire 1937 US whitetail population!
- Population of whitetail deer in Alabama 1937: 2000
- What is the tax on Guns and Ammo and what is it used for?
- What is the formula for Federal fish and game matching funds?
We also ask the question: Does the show Duck Dynasty increase gun and ammo sales?
Buying a gun or buying ammunition is an act of wildlife conservation that we either aren't aware of or take for granted.
EXTRA: Jay and Dusty check in with Amanda Lowery from Extreme Huntress to see how's she's making out in the competition. Amanda needs your vote! www.extremehuntress.com/vote
EXTRA: Jay and Dusty prank call Dusty's brother
EXTRA: Jay plays some calls from the Big Buck Feedback Hotline (724-613-2825)
Welcome to the Wild World of CarrieZ, Carrie Zylka that is.
By day Carrie is an IT Specialist, but by night she is a hunting and fishing podcaster superhero. Carrie was taught to hunt and fish by her father. Growing up in Wisconsin, hunting was always a cool thing to do. Carrie shares her story with us and we get to know the real Carrie Z a little better. Carrie shares some of her hunting secrets and passions, shares some unique and humorous stories about some of the people she's interviewed on her hunting podcast, and where she wants to take the show. We also her about Carrie Z's version of Girls Gone Wild! And, we learn a little big about moose calling and da tirty point buck! Listen in! It's a good one....
In 1987 Danny Hottinger became a quadriplegic in a tragic swimming accident. Today, after regaining the use of his left arm, he makes some of the best custom handmade hunting knives know in the industry. This is Danny's story.
Danny has sold knives many hunting celebrities and currently has a 2 year waiting list for his knives. If you watch hunting shows, you've probably seen his knives being carried by the likes of Chris Brackett, Joe Schultz (Drury Outdoors), Roger Raglin, Edwin Waddell, Boogerbottom Michael Waddell, and Tory Landry to name just a few.
Kick back and tune in. This is an inspiring story that you don't want to miss.
The Extreme Huntress competition is no joke. Go where no man has gone before! Amanda Lowrey shares all on an insider look into how the Extreme Huntress competition was created, who's running it, what Larry Weishunh is really like and much much more. Amanda is one of the final four competitors. And, Amanda NEEDS YOUR VOTE! Visit www.ExtremeHuntress.com/vote to Vote for Amanda. You can also see all the episodes of the show on the website too. Jay and Dusty also explore the Idaho whitetail hunting grounds with Amanda, where she grew up and learned to hunt. Amanda also shares some details about what made her the Extreme Huntress she is today and why she chose to be in the challenge. Find out a little bit of each of the competitors that didn't make it and how you can be a part of Extreme Huntress 2015! Leave us some feedback about this show by calling 724-613-2825
Ever wonder what the hunter youth is like today! Well, it's in good shape, but down in numbers. We need more youth hunting support to keep the deer hunting tradition alive. We got to speak with Devon (age 11) and Nicole (age 16) who are enjoying some great hunting in Texas. Take this interview a guide on how to get kids involved.
Then, we get to speak with Tyler, Tristian, and Taylor who quite possibly could have their own hunting show someday. They have the passion to keep it together. We check in with them as they arrive in Tennessee to hunt a few hundred acres. Find out how they feel about hunting today and what their game plan is for the season.
Finally, another Big Buck Podcast Hunter Highlight! Neal Erdman tells all about his double bow kill! You might want to take notes...
If you've ever thought about becoming a hunting guide, you might want to listen to this show before you go all in. There's more responsibility than you might think. Tim Moore from Tim Moore outdoors, a New Hampshire Hunting and Fishing Guide, shares all his insights into the world of the hunting guide.
- How does one become a guide?
- How does the licensing work?
- How does a guide find property to hunt?
- The hunting guide test...
- Why do we need a guide?
- The Clients... (new hunter, the hunter that's unfamiliar, and the traveler
- What are the biggest hunting guide challenges?
And then... The Hunter Highlight! With Corey Cole! Corey shares all about his recent 2013 Missouri whitetail deer hunt, with help from the Big Buck Registry's Big Buck Podcast, specifically Episode 18 Common Scents with Deer Vanier. Find out every little detail of Corey's successful hunt and see if it can help you on your next hunt too!
There are many outfitters across the country and Dusty and Jay get an Illinois outfitter's insider view about how a ranch is run and what at to expect when you get there. Who cooks the food? What are the accommodations? Who shows you where to hunt? What are the rules? If you've never taken an hunting trip to an outfitter type set up, but always wanted to, then this is a show you'll want to listen to. And, it's that time of year again! The big bucks are falling! Send your best pictures into Big Buck Registry! We want to see what's happening out there and we might pick you and your buck to be on the Hunter Highlight segment of the show! www.BigBuckRegistry.com or www.Facebook.com/BigBuckRegistry.... share this show with your hunting friends!
We got to speak with Boyd Barnett from Moultrie about the Game Cam. What's the evolution of the game camera? Why do we need it? Where should the game camera be placed? What else can you do with a game camera? We review the Moultrie Game Camera line of products and go over each little detail. What each button means to each feature and what to do with it. Megapixels, flash type, trigger speed, night range, motion freeze, battery life, video, filed of view, price point.... all are discussed and much more. What's are the biggest pet peeve's of a game camera? (we asked this question on our Big Buck Registry Facebook page and then asked Boyd to respond to each one and find out what Moultrie has done about each) We learn a little about Boyd's podcast too!
HERE'S WHAT'S COOKING AT MOULTRIE:
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The M-990i No Glow Game Camera
The M-880 Low Glow
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Dr. Grants Woods, a renown whitetail deer biology expert and founder of GrowingDeer.tv, answers many questions about fact and myth. Are deer color blind? What is the whitetail's #1 motivation in life? Does the moom truly effect deer movement? How can a hunter use the rut to their advantage? Are there disadvantages to hunting the rut? Silly question, but can deer read posted signs like they are portrayed in cartoons? How healthy is venison? How damaging are coyotes on the deer population? Which is more important to deer movement: The Rut or cold weather? Which trail cameras work best and how to make them more economical... Should we grow food plots and how? Many more tips and tricks from one of the foremost deer experts in the world are shared on this episode. You might want to take notes...
We speak with Dean Vanier of Northwoods Common Scents and Explore how and when to use deer scents as a deer lure any time of the year. We visit doe urine, buck urine, buck urine with tarsal, and doe in heat- how to use them and when. We discuss in detail the mock scrape, the licking branch, and which lure to use around these set up. We also discuss why the scents work and how to created the best virtual deer you can to get as close as you can. Dean shares some tips on how heated urine can be your friend on a cold day. Jay gives a testimonial on the product that Dean makes and Dusty can't waite to get some samples to Ohio for the big buck season. Call 724-613-2825 to tell your buck hunting story!
This show is full of great hunting tips from a master of the woods, Kinion Bankston of Southern Boyz Outdoors TV on the Hunt Channel, Dish Network Channel 266 Thursday 8pm. We learn of the crew: Kinion Bankston, Tanya Bankston, Debbie McDonald, Danny McDonald, Jay McDonald, Leon Stilley, John Bankston, Brad Bankston, Paul LeBlanc, Terry Herring. Kinion takes use through his most memorable hunt, how Southern Boyz came to be, and where's it's going. We learn about Kinion's #1 Deer Hunting Tip, Spy Point Cameras, Hookins (not scrapes!), the lickin' branch, Kinion's friend Alex Rutledge, The Rut and Drag Rags (how to use them correctly). Also, Jay and Dusty talk about a show on Netflix that brings Jay home called North Woods Law and how the term "Can't Waite" became a popular saying around the Big Buck Registry. Shout out to Master Scorer from Buckmasters, Ed Waite! Stay Safe! Call in your story to 724-613-2825!
Doug Borries has been hunting since he was a child growing up in Mississippi. Early on, hunting meant food for the table. These days, it's a trophy record whitetail and guiding that puts food on the table. Doug, age 50, has had a great 50 years of hunting experiences. A competitive person by nature, Doug played baseball in college and relates his drive for record deer, fish, and turkey to the same competitive drive that drove him to win in baseball. 23 years of filming whitetial hunts and guiding celebrity guests like Brett Favre and the Mossy Oak Crew. From Mississippi to Mexico to South Texas to Saskatchewan, this show has it all. Listen to Doug tell the tale of the 200+ inch 375lb whitetail that he harvested in Saskatchewan. Visit Doug at www.DynamicOutdoors.net
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Randy Gagne of Morse's Sporting Goods gets hit with 8 million questions from Dusty and Jay, and handles every single one! What broadheads should I use? How much weight do I need to pull? What is the effective range of my bow? How do I figure out my draw length? Carbon or Aluminum arrows? What's the difference between a $1000 bow and a $300 bow? What's the advantage of the new small vanes? Do I need to tune my broadheads? Is a crossbow more accurate than a conventional bow? Sign pin or multiple pin sight? What weight tip should I use? And much much more!
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Jay and Dusty open up the 2013 Deer Season with a Bang! Check out the Ohio predictions and be Safe!
The new season (both deer and podcast) of Big Buck Registry's Big Buck Podcast kicks of with a bang! We welcomed Rob Lucas of History Channel's hit reality deer hunting show Chasing Tail! Rob tells all about suburban deer hunting, the Chasing Tail Deer Camp, and how hunting on television with a camera around all the time is a little different than hunting without one. Rob share lots about sharing lots of venison with families in need, controlling an area with an abundance of deer, landowner permission, hunter harassment laws, and how to deal with animal rights activists. Be sure to tune into the Chasing Tail marathon airing tomorrow at 7am on History Channel!
Special guestsKari and Billy are rising country music stars and creators or Whitetail Ridge, a song that has resonates to the very soul of the Big Buck Registry Community. Billy Arnold grew up in Florida and found himself singing in kareoke bars before heading to Nashville where he hopes to bring his country music career to the next level. Kari Nelson grew up in Minnesota studying the arts and playing the violin. Together they are Kari and Billy! They share everyting from how they got into music to how they found each other to how hunting and fishing plays a roll in their lives. Both have lead promising careers as solo artists. Kari has played with John Rich, Big and Rich, Gretchen Wilson, Steel Magnolia's, Trace Adkins, and Joanna Smith. Billy has played with Craig Morgan, Tracy Byrd, Daryle Singletary, Rhett Atkins, Mark Wills, Vern Gosdin, Arron Tippin, and Confederate Railroad. Billy and Kari share all their experiences with us here on the Big Buck Registry's Big Buck Podcast! Stay tuned for their first single to hit country music radio stations called Play Me a Fiddle Tune...call your local radio stations and request it!
In Part 2 of our interview with the Queens of Camo- Candace, Nena, and Hannah we discuss how to get your daughter to join the hunt, teaching young women how to hunt and about gun safety. "The hunt isn't just about the harvest, it's about the experience and the journey". Men have dominated the hunting industry, but the Queens of Camo are changing that... more women are hunting everyday. Bows for women and letting other women know the beauty of hunting. Answers to these questions: Best time of the day to harvest a big buck and names of big bucks. Realtree or Mossy Oak? Guilly suits and cactoflauge. Scopes or open sites? Iphones, Android, Blackberry? Facebook or Twitter? Chevy or Ford? Matthews, PSE, Hoyt, or Bowtech? CVA, Thompson Center, or Knight? .243, .308, .30-06, .25-06, .270? Leuopold, Nikon, or Bushnell scopes? What states don't allow hunting on Sunday. Socks, rituals, and good luck charms! Jolly Ranchers and Roxy Ru! We also cover Duck Dynasty and Chasing Tail!
THE Queens of Camo, Candace, Nena, and Hannah join Jay Scott and the Big Buck Registry Podcast in Part 1 of 2. Candace and Nena join in from Texas and Hannah from New York. We discuss how the Queens got into hunting and what inspired them. They share insights into their pilot tv episode. Candace and Nena share their love of bow hunting. Nena talks ducks. Candace talks hogs. Hannah talks whitetail, caribou, and ruffed grouse. Do they butcher their own havested game? Hunting free range exotics in Texas, like the black buck antelope. What's the right kill spot on an axis deer. How the Queens of Camo is becoming a support system and community for the women hunters and much more! Meet the Queens of Camo at thd Midwest Huntfest in Kansas in August!
Meet Josh and Elton from About Tine Outdoors along with Co-host Dusty Phillips (Chubby Tines Outdoors)! Josh and Elton share everything they know about deer hunting! We cover scent control with specific brands and how they use them, trail cams not only show what big deer are in the area, but they catch poachers too and who's stealing stuff from your property! We break down the strategy of Sancturary (knowing where not to hunt might be more important than knowing where to hunt), youth hunting, and we discuss all things About Tines Outdoors! Listen in now, it's a good one! www.BigBuckRegistry.com
Jason Hardin shares his secrets in the tell-all story behind his 2012 197" Ohio Big Buck harvest. The buck was first introduced and pictured on Dusty Phillips' Chubby Tines Outdoors Facebook page and then scored by Buckmaster's Master Scorer, Ed Waite. Big Buck Registry captures the indepth details involved in this hunt of a lifetime! Then, Farrah Lester (wife to Jon Lester of the Boston Redsox) reveals her Venison Pot Roast family recipe with Big Buck Registry! We share all the mouth watering details! www.BigBuckRegistry.com
Nathan Biggs of Brow Tine Productions shares all his tips and tricks on how to successfully video record your next hunt! Should we use a professional camera or the GoPro? Big happenings in 2014 for Brow Tine Productions with HuntChannel.tv on the Dish Network! Nathan explains it all. He also looks a lot like Tom Miranda... Nathan visited the ATA Convention where he met up with Jim Shockey (not Eva though) and Byron Ferguson. Jim and Rita Kruger from www.Antleristis.com send a very special gift to the Big Buck Registry and we share how to turn a photo of your big buck into a one of a kind decal for your truck! Twitter followers Visit Us at www.BigBuckRegistry.com or call 724-613-2825 to share feed back or send us and email feedback@bigbuckregistry.com Shout out to Dusty Phillips! Can't Waite!
In Episode 6 of the Big Buck Registry's Big Buck Podcast, Jay reveals the new iPhone app to send in a question or a deer hunting story without using the telephone. Shannon Boling takes us through his DDD buck hunt in Kentucky. Ed and John Markewicz walk us through the plans to harvest a buck known as Torch the Ghost Buck, and Ed takes us through a New Hampshire hunt for a buck he calls G2. Justin O'Neal visits to share some Arkansas bear hunting from Trueblood Outdoors. Aaron Hill is back by popular demand to discuss more great buck hunting tales from Iowa on a Christmas morning hunt. And finally, Jay reveals the Winners of the 2012 Big Buck Registry Deer of the Year Contest!
In Episode #5 of BigBuckRegistry's Big Buck Podcast we learn many tips and tricks from master deer hunter, Jim Krueger of www.Antleritis.com. Jim hunts and manages 5000 acres in Minnesota and has learn lots about whitetail buck behavior that will help us all take our hunt to the next level. We also speak with Aaron Hill who hunts Iowa big bucks. Aaron takes us through the tactics he uses to harvest big bucks and walks use through one of his best pistol hunts. We run down the 4 big leaders of the Deer of the Year Contest and go over the final days before the winner is annouced. Finally, we review some New and Notable Twitter followers of BigBuckRegistry.com.
Big Buck Registry's Jay Scott speaks with long time deer hunting expert Joe Servello from New York Antler Outdoors. Larry Tatum phones in a big buck registration on a big Florida buck that is likely to make the Florida Top Ten Bucks of all time. Jay discusses the new SPEAK UP! feature and tab on BigBuckRegistry.com. Jay reviews the status of the Deer of the Year Contest and Voting deadlines. And, how to find the Big Buck Registry on Twitter, Facebook, iTunes, and XBox Live (Microsoft Zune).
In this episode we interview Jamie Boyd, Zack McKenzie, and Dusty Phillips, all Nominees for the Big Buck Registry's 2012 Deer of the Year. We go deep with each hunter to find out what made their individual hunts successful and extract some hunting tips and tricks from the people who harvested big bucks. We roll through all the nominees for the 2012 Deer of the Year Contest. And review the new websites, BluefinRegistry.com and LongbeardRegistry.com. Also a review of the "Voice In" feature of the website to record a hunt using a computer and your computer's microphone.
We interview Dalton Campbell and hear his story about the hunt behind his great buck
We interview Chelsea Hall about her hunt for the big whitetail that she submitted for the 2012 Deer of the Year Contest! Chelsea's Buck is to the left her. Listen to Chelsea describe the hunt for this big buck!
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