On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Shawn Jordan of the Adaptive Outdoorsman about a disability he has had to deal with his entire life. Shawn was born with club feet and a heart murmur. Doctors said he would never walk. But, with two older brothers his therapy was trying to keep up with them. Somewhere around 30 years of age, Jon was introduced to hunting through his father-in-law. Now, Shawn uses his disability to assist and inspire others that may be struggling to get in the woods because a new or lifelong disability.

We absolutely love this story and want to send a huge shoutout to Shawn for sharing his hunting journey.
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Going strong for over a decade with real relatable podcasts, The Nine Finger Chronicles covers in-depth hunting strategy, individual hunter profiles, hunting success stories, and current events surrounding hunting rules, regulations and conservation practices. Host Dan Johnson is a passionate sportsman whose year revolves around the outdoors, his crazy family, and his overall love for Mother Nature. This podcast is brought to you by the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network.

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This episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles is all about favorite pre and post-hunt meals, snacks, and other food traditions surrounding hunting. There is nothing better than a vey large and very delicious breakfast after a cold morning hunt. Also important, making sure you have the right snack in you pack for the extended time spent in the treestand. Lastly, making sure your bowel movements while in the filed are perfectly timed. All this and more with special guest Nate Thomas of the Missouri Woods & Water podcast. Enjoy and share!
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Large Tenderloins, Bowel Movement and Other BS

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan gives us an update on how his spring is going and what is on his deer to-do-list. On Dan's list of things to do includes a little bit of habitat work that will improve cover, setting up mineral locations for summer inventory, moving treestands to better ambush points, and getting trail cameras ready to be places in their summer starting points. The more time we spent preparing for the upcoming season, the better success one will have for the upcoming deer hunting season. Good luck, enjoy, and share!
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Spring To Do List

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by returning guest Bob Polanic for a good old fashioned BS Session. The guys get in to a great conversation about out-of-state hunts, how broken their bodies are, and more planning for the upcoming season. Elk hunting, mule deer hunting, whitetails, and expectations we set for ourselves during the hunting season. Another great episode, you will be sure to enjoy!
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Broken Bodies & Non-Resident Hunts

If you live in the midwest or the south and haven't done any scouting this year, I hate to say it, but you missed out on the perfect time of the year to scout. With that said scouting now is still better than no scouting at all. On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan gives his opinions about what we should all be doing right now to find better hunting locations for the fall. Dan talks about when trail cameras should go up, locating terrain features through e-scouting vs. boots on the ground, and knowing that just because deer are in a specific area right now, doesn't mean that they will be there come hunting season. This is a short, yet educational episode that might just help you get ready for the upcoming deer hunting season. Enjoy and share!
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Spring & Summer Scouting

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by John Stallone of HOWL For Wildlife to discuss hunting ethics and conservation. John and Dan dives in to topics and questions like... "When does the use of trail cameras become unethical?", different weapons like crossbows, and if it is possible for hunters who disagree on specific rules and regulation to find common ground?
Then the guys end the episode by discussing why HOWL is such an active organization when it comes to uniting hunters, making hunters aware of introduced legislation, and fighting for our rights to continue to enjoy the outdoors through hunting and fishing.
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