On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Eric Lance a wildlife biologist from Ohio who works in the private sector. Eric is also a passionate hunter, college professor, and the host of the Hunt Science Podcast. If you have ever thought about becoming a wildlife biologist this is the perfect episode for you. Eric talks about the education path he took to become a Wildlife Biologist and the options a WB has as far as employment after college. Eric also talks about the myths about the life of a WB and how it might not be as adventurous as you think. Enjoy!
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Wildlife Biology and Hunt Science

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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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by returning guest Bob Polanic to take a deep dive in to the ever changing landscape of cellular trail cameras. Dan and Bob discuss the some of the new rules and regulations that have recently changed in Iowa, Kansas, and Kentucky. The guys also dive in to the ethical usage of hunting technology, if we will start to see additional trail camera bans in other stats, and what the outcome will be for both resident and and non-resident hunters nationwide.
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The Future of Cellular Trail Cameras

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan breaks down what he looks for in hunting spots while e-scouting public land. Recently, Dan found out that he finally drew a Kansas archery tag. He has never hunted Kansas, so he is starting from scratch when it comes to finding places to hunt. Because this is an out of state hunt, Dan is going to rely heavily on using digital maps to e-scout the public properties before he hunts them. You will hear what specific terrain features he is looking for, how may points of access he would like those properties to have, and one of the biggest contributing factors... food sources.
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Picking Spots Using E-Scouting

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is once again solo venting his ideas and frustrations to his listeners. The first part of this episode is dedicated his disinterest in "Hunting Masterclass" themed content. Dan feels there is no shortcuts to becoming a better deer hunter, specifically bowhunting. Time in the woods is the best and most effective method of learning. Then, Dan breaks down a very quick look in to his summer and fall trail camera strategy that includes summer inventory, terrain features, and knowing your local doe group.
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No Cheat Codes & Trail Cam Strategy

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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Wildlife Biology and Hunt Science

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