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In this fast-paced and informative episode, The Dreaded Archer breaks down the art of last-minute preparation for deer season. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or someone who’s running behind on scouting and setup, this episode is packed with real-world advice on how to make the most of limited time. From checking gear and stand locations to reviewing trail cam data and scent control tips, nothing is left on the table. It's all about making smart moves when time is short. The Dreaded Archer also shares personal stories, hard-earned lessons, and a few curveballs that every bowhunter might face right before opening day. This episode is both motivational and practical, reminding listeners that even when you're late to the game, there’s still a shot at tagging that dream buck. If you’re scrambling to get ready, this episode will get your head right and your bow dialed in—just in time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Range Podcast, hosts Ricky Brule and Jake Hollywood Iverson dive deep into the world of broadheads, discussing their preferences, testing various models, and analyzing performance at different distances.  They share insights on gear setup, the importance of tuning, and the real-world implications of their findings during testing. The conversation emphasizes the need for archers to practice with their broadheads and make necessary adjustments to ensure accuracy and effectiveness in the field. Takeaways Broadheads are crucial for hunting success. Testing different broadheads helps determine the best fit. Gear setup can significantly impact performance. Real-world testing reveals the importance of tuning. Shooting at various distances is essential for accuracy. Understanding arrow configuration is key to success. Practice with broadheads is often overlooked by hunters. Adjustments may be necessary based on testing results. The right br

On this episode of Michigan Wild, Nate and Bryan Meyering have a Summer BSin conversation.Bryan and Nate have become friends these past few years, that stemmed from hunting some of the same deer. Their shared passion for habitat improvements, raising their families in sports and the outdoors, and chasing whitetails make for a fun episode and an easy friendship.  Habitat improvements is a work in progress for Nate, however Bryan has found a great ROI on all the work he has done with his property. From improved food plots, timber stand improvement, and diversity throughout his property he is already holding more deer consistently, and noticing an increased age class of bucks. The guys also touch on some of their hunting plans for the fall, including out of state plans and their ideas for fall food plots to help capitalize on trends they have seen in the past. Overall, a great summer podcast with two friends talking whitetails into the late hours of the night. Thank you for listening to the episode! If you wou

In this episode, we dive into the must-have gear for turkey hunting—whether you’re just getting started or want to fine-tune your setup. From picking the right shotgun to using decoys effectively, this episode covers all the essentials to help you gear up with confidence. You’ll learn: What to look for in a turkey hunting shotgun Why binoculars are more useful than you think The role of decoys in turkey hunting Different types of turkey calls (mouth, slate, box, and more) and how to choose what suits you Whether you're in the woods at daybreak or prepping from home, this episode will help you build a kit that gets results. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Man Therapy podcast, hosts Dan and Kyle explore various themes surrounding life experiences, personal growth, and the challenges of adulthood. They discuss the significance of nicknames, the importance of gratitude in work, and the eye-opening experiences of travel. The conversation delves into the surprises of adulthood, including the aging of parents and the complexities of marriage. They reflect on the lessons learned from their own childhoods and the importance of preparing the next generation for life's challenges. The episode concludes with thoughts on career paths and the risks associated with pursuing one's passions. Takeaways: Nicknames can shape our identity and memories. Gratitude for work can provide motivation. Travel experiences can shift perspectives on life. Adulthood brings unexpected challenges and surprises. Aging parents evoke anticipatory grief and reflection. Communication is key in marriage and relationships. Navigating life's challenges pre

In this engaging conversation, Dan and Aaron discuss the challenges and joys of family life, particularly in the context of step-parenting and blending families. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences with their children and the responsibilities that come with parenting. The discussion then shifts to hunting, focusing on the realities of hunting in Iowa, the impact of environmental factors on deer populations, and the importance of scouting and adaptability in hunting strategies. They emphasize the significance of spending time in the woods and the knowledge gained from experience, ultimately highlighting the journey of a hunter and the lessons learned along the way. Takeaways: Summer life is filled with family responsibilities. Navigating new family dynamics can be challenging but rewarding. Step-parenting requires patience and understanding. Hunting can be a bonding experience for families. Expectations in hunting often differ from reality. Environmental factors significan

In this episode of the podcast, hosts Dan and Mark explore a variety of humorous and relatable topics, ranging from their experiences in college, the complexities of relationships, and the challenges of parenthood. They share personal anecdotes about weight gain during college, awkward first sexual experiences, and the pressures of trying to conceive. The conversation also touches on the value of trades versus a college education, the dynamics of driving with a partner, and the humorous moments that arise from parenting. Throughout the episode, the hosts maintain a light-hearted tone, using humor to navigate serious subjects and share their unique perspectives on life. The podcast name may change to better reflect the content. Humor often comes from playful insults among friends. College experiences can lead to significant weight gain. Attraction to teachers can be a common experience in adolescence. Teacher-student relationships can be complex and controversial. First sexual experiences ar

Running in high heat and humidity has an extremely adverse effect on our hounds. Heath goes back over how to prevent heat stroke, heat exhaustion and the main care for your hounds with none other than Dr. Garrett Bailey.  IG - heathhyatt147 FB Heath Hyatt Youtube - Heath Hyatt  Follow our Sponsors: Inukshuk  Darkenergy OnX  Double U Hunting Supply Quick-track.com Muddy River Transport  Inukshuk: Inukshukpro.com Corey.ca Darkenergy:  best-charging banks on market. Discount code is CODE4 darkenergy.com Onx: subscribe to the best mapping app on the market by using promo code - K920 Frontline Optics- Duty sunglasses Polarized No questions asked replacement Charitable Donation with every pair Free shipping Frontline-Optics.com use promo code - CODE4 https://frontline-optics.com?sca_ref=5672409.03I05MEwyy Subscribe to:  Full Cry Magazine Bear Hunting Magazine Southern Hound hunting Magazine  American Bear Foundation   For the best lights in the business Check out: Cajunlights.com  Ge

In this episode of the Mid Atlantic Outdoorsmen podcast, host Kevin Creeley celebrates approaching one year in production for the podcast. We talk about the blistering heat of summer, and what Kevin has been up to lately. We discuss deer season prep, and how to survive the anticipation window that is the months of summer leading up to the fall. Thanks for listening!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Wing and Tail Outdoors podcast, host Chris Romano engages in a lively conversation with Jeremy Martin from X-Ring Custom Arrows. The discussion delves into Jeremy's journey as a hunter, exploring his early experiences in Southwest Pennsylvania, his time in the Marine Corps, and his eventual return to his roots. Jeremy shares insights into his hunting tactics, emphasizing the importance of woodsmanship and the evolution of his approach over the years. The conversation also touches on the challenges and rewards of hunting in different states, including Kentucky and Ohio, where baiting is legal, and the adjustments Jeremy made to his strategies in these environments. The episode further explores Jeremy's passion for elk hunting out West, highlighting the allure of the adventure and camaraderie it brings. Jeremy reflects on the breathtaking landscapes and the unique experiences that come with chasing elk in the mountains. The discussion also covers Jeremy's business, X-Ring Custom Arrows,

In this episode, Adam Berkelmans and Justin Townsend join Nick on the show to discuss the intricacies of sausage making, focusing on the newly released book 'The Art of Venison Sausage Making.' They explore the science behind sausage making, essential tips for novices, and the social aspects of the craft. The conversation also delves into various types of sausages, the importance of casings, and the joy of creating unique flavors. The hosts emphasize that sausage making is not only a culinary skill but also a fun and engaging activity that can be enjoyed with friends and family. Sausage making is both an art and a science, requiring attention to detail and a willingness to learn. One of the most important aspects is keeping all ingredients cold throughout the process to ensure a quality product. For beginners, using pre-made seasonings can simplify the experience and lead to more consistent results. Beyond the technical side, sausage making can also be a social and enjoyable event—perfect for gatherings or "

Within the world of purebred coonhounds there exists seven recognized breeds, each with a national association that affiliates with the major coonhound registry, United Kennel Club.  These associations exist not only to steer the future of the individual breeds within the registry, but also as a fraternity, or sorority as the case may be, of individuals devoted to the breed.  None is more tightknit than the American Black and Tan Coonhound Association,  Our guest in this episode, Matt Wachter of Gardendale, Ala., is a young man that chose the Black and Tan Breed early on in his coon hunting career and has benefited greatly from the mentors he has gained through his choice of breeds.   One such mentor and personal friend is the late Doug Moore of Mt. Olive, Alabama.Moore recently passed at the age of 82.The dog talk at its finest in this episode is full of stories of hunting with Moore and other stalwarts of the Black and Tan breed of Wachter’s experience.  Although fanciers of Black and Tans will no doubt a

This week on the Antler Up Podcast, I’m joined by my good buddy Tom Runscavage for another solid conversation that blends gear talk, hunting prep, and real-life perspective. Tom is always dialed in, and in this episode, we cover everything from his ramp-up for an upcoming elk hunt to the ever-evolving landscape of saddle hunting gear. We also dive into the strategy behind trail camera deployment and why staying sharp—physically and mentally—is becoming a non-negotiable part of our routines. Tom and I also get into how the hunting world is changing with the influx of new technology, the saturation of content, and what still cuts through the noise. More than anything, this episode is a great reminder that while the gear and tactics matter, nothing beats having a solid support system at home and taking time to enjoy the journey. Whether you're dialing in for September or just need a relatable hunting conversation, this one’s for you. Antler Up! So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we An

In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, Dan reflects on the importance of seizing opportunities in life, particularly in relation to spending quality time with family and engaging in outdoor activities. He discusses the evolving landscape of hunting media and the challenges it presents to traditional hunters. The conversation then shifts to the technical aspects of hunting, focusing on scent management and the significance of understanding wind and thermals in successful hunting strategies. Dan shares personal experiences and insights gained over years of hunting, emphasizing the need for adaptability and strategic planning in the field. Takeaways Seize opportunities for family activities, especially outdoors. Quality time spent with children creates lasting memories. Hunting media is evolving and presents new challenges. Understanding wind direction is crucial for successful hunting. Thermals can significantly affect scent management. Strategic planning is essential for eff

In this episode, Dan and Jason discuss various aspects of deer hunting, including personal updates, the impact of urban development on rural areas, shifts in farming practices, and the role of technology like trail cameras. They delve into hunting strategies, the influence of social media on the hunting community, and the importance of public land access. The conversation also covers the significance of destination food sources, deer behavior, and the necessity of preparation for the upcoming hunting season. Takeaways Urban sprawl is affecting rural communities. Farming practices are shifting towards larger operations. Trail cameras provide valuable insights into deer activity. Social media can have both positive and negative impacts on hunting. Public land access is a growing concern for hunters. Community support is essential for the hunting culture. Destination food sources play a crucial role in hunting strategies. Understanding deer behavior is key to successful hunting. Acce

On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Taylor Fleisher to discuss food plots.  Taylor has a background in plants and soil, and has always been tinkering with food plot blends.  That has motivated him to start his company Tractor Beam Attractants and food plot seed blends.  This episode not only discusses food plots, it also highlights chasing down a dream within things of personal interest.  Mitch and Taylor bounce around from the beginning of Taylor's food plot journey to the customization of blends he's developed.  Not only do they discuss planting nuances like how to choose a good seed blend, they also tie in hunting strategy.  Too often, food plots become night time use only due to their improper setup.  Designing plots and planting season long food are critical.  Take notes, planting season is right around the corner! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of 'Maximize Your Hunt', host Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) discusses land design and implementation with Jake Blow (Habitat Pro). They delve into the importance of infrastructure, the design and execution of food plots, the impact of wolves on deer hunting, and strategies for managing predator movement. The conversation also touches on the significance of elevated ponds for water management in hunting properties, emphasizing the need for careful planning and execution in land management projects. Takeaways: The value of property is increasing, making land management crucial. Proper planning is essential for effective food plot placement. Infrastructure work can significantly enhance hunting properties. Wolves can impact deer populations, requiring management strategies. Predator management is vital for maintaining deer herds. Elevated ponds can improve water distribution in dry areas. Designing for deer movement is key to successful hunting. Investing in land man

On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce sits down with Josh Raley to celebrate episode #200 and discuss plans for this year's rutcation! The guys dive into what their late-summer scouting plans look like in terms of getting trail cameras hung, doing some scouting, exploring new properties, and some sneaky tips and tricks for funneling deer movement on public lands. The guys also share some thoughts on e-scouting tips/tricks, as well as ways to make sure that everything is completely taken care of at home before hitting the road for a hunting trip. All that and more in this week's episode! Thank you to each and every one of you for supporting the show for 200 episodes. It couldn't have happened without all of you tuning in, reaching out with ideas, asking questions, and being part of this awesome outdoor community we have in the badger state. You all are the reason these episodes come out week after week. Here's to 200 more! - Pierce Big thanks to our fantastic partners: Lone Wolf Custom Gear: ww

In this episode, Dan Johnson introduces himself as the new host of the Western Rookie Podcast, sharing his background in hunting and podcasting. He converses with Adam Parr about the transition from hunting in Michigan to Colorado, discussing the challenges and learning curves associated with Western hunting. They delve into the importance of proper gear, physical preparation, and navigating access to hunting locations. Adam shares his experiences with elk hunting, emphasizing the need for mental and physical readiness, as well as understanding species behavior. The conversation concludes with practical tips for first-time Western hunters, encouraging them to connect with local resources and prepare adequately for their adventures. Takeaways: Dan Johnson introduces himself as the new host of the podcast. Adam Parr shares his transition from Michigan to Colorado for hunting. Choosing the right gear is crucial for Western hunting success. Physical preparation is key to handling the rugged terrain.

If you have ever wondered what arrow vane combination controls broadheads the best, how different are the aerodynamics between a fixed and mechanical broadhead, or does a 4mm arrow shaft really make a difference, then you should be excited to hear that prominent bowhunter, and author, James Yates (Western Bowhunter Magazine) has published the data that he independently gathered while working to answer these and many other questions that bowhunters wrestle with. In today's episode, Jacob is unpacking some of that data and research that James has put forth. In part 1 of this series, Jacob will share which of the 10 mechanical broadheads held groups closest to field points, and how fixed blade broadheads faired in holding groups at 60 yards, as well as other interesting data points. Thanks for listening, enjoy! 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/DETA