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Host Ricky Brule and Jeremy Dinsmore of the Antler Up Podcast discuss their shared passion for archery and hunting.  They explore Jeremy's journey into the world of hunting, the evolution of archery gear, and the balance between family life and competitive shooting.  The discussion also touches on upcoming hunting seasons, personal goals, and the importance of community in the archery world. You can find Jeremy on Instagram @antler_up and the podcast on all major platforms.  Takeaways Jeremy's journey into hunting began at a young age with his father. Archery provides a unique mental relief and escape for Jeremy. The importance of gear in enhancing the archery experience. Family dynamics play a crucial role in balancing hunting and personal life. Competitive archery can improve hunting skills and confidence. The evolution of bows and equipment has significantly impacted archery. Community and friendships are vital in the hunting and archery world. Upcoming hu

On this episode of Michigan Wild, host Nate Rozeveld and guest Josh Arbogast discuss some of the challenges with hunting in Michigan. They dive into deer management strategies, insights from the recent NRC meeting, and the significance of reporting harvests for effective wildlife management. The conversation also touches on the role of hunters in managing deer populations, the changes in hunting season, and the advocacy of Ted Nugent for hunting rights.  Through this conversation, Nate and Josh discuss the disconnect between hunters and the Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the impact of influencers like Ted Nugent on hunting culture, and how hunters can contribute more. They share personal experiences with DNR enforcement, reflect on the selfishness sometimes present in hunting attitudes, and emphasize the importance of advocacy and unity within the hunting community. The discussion also touches on future regulations, the need for positive relationships with non-hunters, and preparations for the upcomi

In this episode of the podcast, we are introduced to Clarence Jackson, the owner and operator of Jackson Legacy BBQ. The discussion revolves around the rich history and unique style of Jackson Legacy BBQ, which is deeply rooted in family traditions. Clarence shares how his grandfather, a welder and grill maker, laid the foundation for what would become a family legacy in barbecue. This legacy was officially turned into a business by Clarence's parents in 2013. The podcast highlights how Jackson Legacy BBQ combines various regional barbecue styles, creating a unique "Jackson style" that incorporates elements from Texas, Memphis, and South Carolina barbecue traditions.Clarence Jackson's passion for barbecue is evident as he describes the meticulous process and attention to detail that goes into creating their signature dishes. The podcast also touches on the community's overwhelming response to the opening of Jackson Legacy BBQ, with the restaurant selling out three days in a row. Clarence emphasizes the import

In this episode, Dan and Nick Otto discuss various aspects of parenting, including the dynamics of being a father, the challenges of youth sports, and the pressures that come with it. They share humorous anecdotes about their experiences, delve into food preferences, and explore the concept of 'white trash' dinners. The conversation also touches on the importance of learning from losses in sports and the impact of competition on children. The episode concludes with light-hearted discussions about McDonald's breakfast and nostalgic childhood memories of diving board antics. Takeaways: Parenting often feels like a pendulum swing between extremes. The concept of 'Volcano Dad' illustrates the buildup of frustration in parenting. Ketchup is seen as a childish condiment, while mustard is preferred by some. Youth sports can create intense pressure for both kids and parents. It's important for kids to learn from losses in sports. Parents often project their own desires onto their children's sports

In this episode, Dan and Kyle explore the complex themes of self-worth, validation, and communication in relationships. They share personal anecdotes and insights on how to build and maintain self-worth without relying on external validation. The conversation delves into the impact of addiction on self-worth, the importance of effective communication in relationships, and strategies for personal growth. The hosts emphasize the need for self-reflection, understanding one's values, and the significance of surrounding oneself with supportive individuals. Takeaways: Self-worth should not depend on external validation. Building self-worth involves understanding personal values. Communication is key in maintaining healthy relationships. It's important to recognize unhealthy relationship patterns. Addiction can significantly impact self-worth. Self-reflection helps in identifying personal strengths. Maintaining self-worth requires consistent effort and self-care. Positive reinforcement shou

In this engaging conversation, Dan and his guest explore the dynamics of college sports rivalries, particularly focusing on football and wrestling. They discuss the impact of NIL on college athletics, the pros and cons of using lighted nocks in hunting, and the importance of preparation for the hunting season. The discussion also delves into decision-making processes in hunting, the influence of weather patterns on deer movement, and personal hunting experiences that highlight the joy of the sport beyond just pursuing big bucks. Takeaways: College sports rivalries create intense fan engagement. NIL has changed the landscape of college athletics. Lighted nocks can help visualize arrow flight but have limitations. Preparation for hunting season is crucial for success. Simplifying decision-making in hunting can enhance enjoyment. Weather conditions significantly affect deer movement patterns. Personal experiences in hunting shape our strategies and decisions. Filling the freezer with me

In this episode of the Wing and Tail Outdoors podcast, Chris Romano discusses various hunting regulations and changes across northeastern states, including Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Some states had some big wins, while others are still fighting for things like Sunday hunting and stocking programs. Youth programs are changing for the better, while multiple states also take action against the dwindling turkey population. Chris also shares personal reflections on the challenges of forgiveness and the importance of forest management for wildlife populations. The episode emphasizes community involvement in wildlife management and the significance of public lands. VitalizeSeed.Com RackGetterScents.Net Firenock.com WingAndTailOutdoors.Com https://nestedtreestands.com/WT10  Discount Code WT10 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl Podcast, your host Brian Halbleib welcomes back Jake Maxwell. Jake is the host of the Chasing Green YouTube channel and he also does some waterfowl hunting guiding. They discuss the challenges of summer duck hunting preparation, the ethics of public land hunting, and the changing dynamics of duck migration patterns. Jake also shares his experiences with traveling for duck hunting, the significance of gear selection and preparation for the season, and the importance of adapting tactics for stale birds. They also touch on the role of faith in hunting and the hunting community, and how that builds a different level of camaraderie in the sport. Jake also offers practical travel tips for hunting in Canada. They wrap up with reflections on the future of duck hunting and the importance of sharing the passion with others. You can learn more about Jake here: https://www.youtube.com/@ChasingGreen Feel free to reach out to us: migrationwaterfowl@gmail.com Facebook, Instagram,

In this episode of the Huntavore Podcast, Nick and guest Ricky Folger discuss her transition from the Rocky Mountains to Florida, exploring new hunting and foraging opportunities. They delve into the challenges of hunting invasive species like iguanas and hogs, the importance of processing game, and the culinary adventures that come with utilizing every part of the animal. Ricky shares her excitement for saltwater fishing and the unique experiences that come with bear hunting and cooking. The conversation wraps up with tips for summer cooking and outdoor dining, emphasizing the joy of being in nature and trying new things. Rikky is transitioning from the Rocky Mountains to Florida's swamps, and she’s excited to explore foraging and hunting in this new environment. Iguana hunting has proven to be a fun and challenging experience, especially in a state where invasive species like hogs and iguanas are so prevalent. She values the skill of processing game and enjoys teaching new hunters how to break down and coo

In this week's show I have the Mid Atlantic Outdoorsmen's frequent flyer Mike Rebert on. Mike and I discuss an array of different random topics ranging from deer hunting, archery, tinkering with our bow set ups in the off season, bass fishing, and Mike cutting his finger off just before the show!! Mike is always a good time to have on the show and I hope you all enjoy his company as I did. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this engaging conversation, Dan and Jared Prusia delve into various themes surrounding hunting, personal experiences with injuries, and the dynamics of podcasting. They share humorous anecdotes about their injuries, discuss the impact of technology on hunting practices, and reflect on the ethical considerations in the hunting community. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating hunting regulations and the importance of understanding the perspectives of both hunters and lawmakers. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the need for open dialogue and the sharing of experiences within the hunting community. Takeaways The importance of humor in coping with injuries. Adjusting to life with a missing finger can be challenging. Community support is vital for those with injuries. Podcasting opens doors to new connections and stories. Hunting traditions vary widely among individuals. Ethics in hunting are often debated and misunderstood. Technology has changed the lan

On this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Dakota Gray who shares his journey of being a passionate hunter and his treestand accident that led him to become a paraplegic. He reflects on his early experiences in hunting, the life-changing fall from a deer stand, and the miracles that surrounded his recovery. Dakota discusses the importance of faith, family support, and mental health in overcoming challenges. He also shares how he adapted his hunting practices post-accident and the lessons learned along the way, emphasizing the significance of a positive mindset and the role of God in his life. This episode is your pre-season reminder to WEAR YOUR SAFETY HARNESS!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 280 of the Antler Up Podcast, I sit down with Ricky Brule — a seasoned veteran in the hunting industry, gear developer, and all-around forward thinker. We dive deep into what it really takes to stay relevant and grounded in a space that’s constantly evolving. Ricky shares insight into the 6-year process behind building the Victor arrow rest, how his vision for functional innovation kept him pushing forward, and what that journey taught him about leadership, patience, and resilience. This episode isn’t just about gear — it’s about longevity, daily discipline, balancing life at home and in the field, and staying true to your values when the noise gets loud. Whether you’re chasing big game, building a brand, or just trying to grow 1% every day, this conversation will leave you thinking differently about what success really looks like. Antler Up! So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up! www.antlerupoutdoors.com www.tethrdnation.com www.huntworthgear.com  www.spor

In this episode, Dan and Jason discuss the importance of preparing for the upcoming deer hunting season, sharing personal experiences from their summer activities, including a trip to Florida. They delve into deer herd dynamics, public land preservation, and strategies for effective hunting. The conversation also covers equipment preparation, including bow maintenance and trail camera insights to analyze deer movement. The hosts emphasize the need for hunters to stay informed and proactive as the season approaches. Takeaways July marks the beginning of preparation for deer season. Summer trips can provide valuable insights into wildlife behavior. Observing deer dynamics can inform hunting strategies. Public lands are crucial for conservation and recreation. Preparation includes checking and maintaining hunting equipment. Trail cameras are essential for understanding deer movement. Hunters should analyze past data for better future success. Engaging with local wildlife can enhance the

July is the kick off to the hunting pre-season and to celebrate, Jacob is doing a give away every week the month of July! To enter, simply go to Hunt Detail on Instagram and direct message Jacob the word "Detail". That's it. Nothing else. Once you enter, you are entered for all of drawings that take place every week for the remaining weeks of July. Also in today's episode, Jacob answers some Q&A regarding out of state hunts. Some of the questions include "Which states are the best elk hunting states?", "What states are DIY friendly to non-residents?", "Where can I find maps of public land and hunt zones?", and other similar questions. Thanks for listening!    Find Hunt Detail on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/hunt_detail/ or YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@HuntDetail Save 20% on high protein, low sugar fuel for your hunt: https://www.rawrev.com/DETAIL Save 15% on your Re-Lyte electrolyte mix for your hunt:https://glnk.io/oq72y/hunt-detail The Western Elk Hunt Planner is $1.99, grab it here: https:/

On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce sits down with Derek Malcore, host of the Dropping Pins Podcast and co-host of The Okayest Hunter Podcast, to kick off this year's deer talks! The guys dive into aquatic food sources for deer, Derek's art background and how that translates to the woods, Derek's success last season, how hard it is to find your shot site, trail camera locations, early-season rubs, in-season scouting, getting kids into hunting, hunting on your toes, and much more! If you like deer, this episode is for you! Be sure to follow along with Derek @thegreatartdoors, and go check out his awesome podcasts: Dropping Pins & The Okayest Hunter wherever you do your listening or at https://www.okayesthunter.com/pages/okayest-podcast-network  OPPOSE THE SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS www.backcountryhunters.com/take_action Call the US Capitol Switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and ask to speak with your representative's office Big thanks to our fantastic partners: onX Hunt: www.onxmaps.com Huntwo

In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Lee Vandenbrink (Aerial Wildlife Solutions) explore drones, their benefits and how these tools can change your perspective on hunting and wildlife. This podcast episode explores the intersection of technology and hunting, focusing on the use of drones for land management, habitat mapping, and deer recovery. The host and guest discuss the importance of quality equipment, the benefits of using drones for surveying and mapping properties, and the ethical considerations surrounding deer recovery. They emphasize the need for accurate data to make informed decisions about land management and hunting strategies, while also addressing the evolving role of technology in the hunting industry. Takeaways: Good quality equipment is essential for effective land management. Drones can provide high-resolution maps for property analysis. Thermal imaging technology is valuable for deer surveys and recovery. Understanding deer behavior is crucial for effective

In this episode of The Western Rookie podcast, Brian Krebs hosts a packed conversation featuring Dean Krebs, Tad Johnson, and Collin Fountain from the newly formed North American Pronghorn Foundation (NAPF). Together, they dive deep into why pronghorn needed their own conservation group, the unique challenges these animals face, and the exciting projects NAPF has planned to protect and enhance pronghorn populations across the West. Key topics discussed: Why pronghorn are uniquely impacted by fencing and what NAPF is doing to help. The surprising biological needs of pronghorn compared to mule deer and other western wildlife. Insights into the huge impact severe winters and infrastructure have on pronghorn migrations. The critical importance of wildlife corridors and fence modifications to pronghorn survival. Specific, actionable ways listeners can support and get involved with pronghorn conservation. Ready to help make a difference for pronghorn? Head over to pronghorns.org to

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast Nate & Micah get the chance to sit down with Corey & Mac from the Damn Good Friends Podcast.  We talk about all kinds of stuff like deer hunting, guns, podcasting, and events and really just enjoy getting to know each other.  Make sure to check out the DGF Podcast on Spotify!  Enjoy the show! Check out the MWW Website for shows, partner discounts, and more!!! Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel!!!  HUXWRX Athlon Optics  Midwest Gun Works Jason Patterson Land Team - Whitetail Properties 816-824-6282 jason.patterson@whitetailproperties.com Lucky Buck  OnX  Use code MWW20 for 20% off  Camofire Black Ovis:  Use code MWW10 for 10% off Reveal Cameras by Tactacam  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cheyenne Cummings of Seneca, Missouri is known throughout the coon hunting world as one of the really good guys in the sport. And like their owner, Cummings’ hounds wear the “really good” label, really good as well. One of them holds the PKC World Champion title and the other is a UKC Hall of Fame (5 time) Grand Nite Champion and Autumn Oaks National Grand Nite Champion, two the most respected titles in the game. And if that were not enough, his Redneck Backwoods Shack dog, a twelve-year-old Treeing Walker, is proving to be one of the most prolific stud dogs in the game. This episode covers some interesting topics including Cumming’s background, the backgrounds and resumes of his big-winning hounds and his thoughts about the condition of the sport, now and for the future. As Steve reviews the achievements of Shack and Stogie, as well as other big-winning hounds the likes of ProSport truck winner Tin Cup and big winning Sliding Clyde, both sired by Shack, the listener will understand why Cummings is a