Today we recap the weekend at the World Deer Expo in Birmingham, AL. Discussion about how the guys with the expo have things figured out.  Smooth set up experience leading to a weekend of meeting so many great people.  We have found a gem in Henderson, TN, The Goodman Ranch that we will do a show from in the future.  Brad was renamed Aoudad Brad.  3 Days of meeting and discussion of taxidermy and hunting.  Take down and load out was also easy with the guys.

Also introduce local legend Miles Dozer who suffers from vehicular flatulence.  He caused a stir while traveling to and from the expo, but helped us out big time.  Miles has been a close friend of Tucker's for the majority of his life.  We talk about Mile's granddad and how he is one of the "good guys".  He is one of the men who love the outdoors and knows the woods and is a killer.

Sawyer kicks off memories today with the "dog attack" story involving Miles.  Miles and Tucker go back several years to recap hunting trips and memories.  Some successful hunts and some that required a tracking dog or drone.

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How far would you go to hunt your dream animal? Jordan Byrs has crossed continents to chase the trophy of a lifetime, and his stories will inspire you to plan your own adventures.Picture this: a 26-year-old hunter from Alabama, who’s already traveled across the U.S. and oceans, sharing his incredible journey from riding in Kentucky fields to stalking red stags in Argentina and giants in Africa. Jordan not only hunts the world’s most exotic species, but he also understands what it takes — from finding affordable hunts to chasing the thrill of the unknown. In this episode, he reveals how he scraps together trips, the reality of hunting at home versus abroad, and how passion can turn a simple hobby into lifelong adventures.You'll discover: the unforgettable experience of hunting sea ducks in Chesapeake Bay, the wild story of tracking a huge Alabama deer that appeared and disappeared, and the extraordinary tales from hunting Hawaii's elusive turkeys and Argentina's massive game. Jordan shares how he balances work, family, and bucket-list hunts, emphasizing that with planning and a little daring, extraordinary hunts are within reach for everyone eager to explore.We break down: how to get started on international hunts, tips for prepping your game for taxidermy, and the importance of respecting and supporting local guides and outfitters. Plus, Jordan dives into the passion he inherited from a family obsessed with fishing and hunting, and how his granddad's relentless spirit fuels his adventures — even with Parkinson’s, he’s still out fishing from dawn to dusk.This episode is essential for anyone dreaming bigger, wanting to add rare species to their wall, or simply hungry for adventure. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or just starting to explore, Jordan’s stories invite you to step outside your comfort zone and turn wild dreams into reality. Don’t miss the tales of conquering Africa, the thrill of saltwater duck hunting in cold snow, and how a bold 14-year-old’s trip led to a lifetime of hunting exploits—these stories will leave you itching for your own journey.Tune in if you believe that hunt of a lifetime is just a trip away, or that every adventure starts with a leap of faith. Your next great story could be one plane ride away.

Guest credentials:

Jordan Byars is a world traveler, hunting and fishing enthusiast, and the proud owner of countless hunts across five continents. At 26, he’s already experienced life from South America to Africa, inspiring others to chase their dreams beyond the backyard.

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Discover how a small Alabama company, King Kutter, built a legacy of durable, American-made agricultural equipment—plus the inspiring stories behind its passionate team. When Jeremy Lowery, director of operations, shares the company’s evolution from military equipment to a third-generation family business, you'll see why they’re trusted in over a thousand stores nationwide. Jeremy's insights into quality, innovation, and the importance of supporting local manufacturing will change how you think about your tractor implements—and the future of rural enterprise.

This episode is packed with real stories: from humorous hunting mishaps to life-saving tractor repairs, and candid tales of wildlife education from Jeremy’s past work with Alabama’s Department of Conservation. You'll discover how Jeremy’s hands-on experience, from deer pens at Mississippi State to managing high-tech farm equipment, fuels his dedication to quality and customer service. Plus, hear about the company’s recent breakthroughs in front-end loader attachments, skid steer tools, and food plotting gear—perfect for landowners, hunters, and anyone who loves working outdoors.

Whether you're a farmer, deer hunter, or just someone who appreciates hardworking American manufacturing, this episode offers practical tips and inspiring tales that highlight the value of strong family values, resilience, and craftsmanship. Jeremy’s stories of hunting, fishing, and life lessons leave you motivated to support local business and keep the American spirit thriving. Learn how legacy, innovation, and genuine passion combine at King Kutter to build equipment that stands the test of time—and how you can benefit from their decades of experience. A must-listen for outdoorsmen, landowners, and anyone proud to support American manufacturing. Don’t miss Jeremy’s upcoming plans to share even more stories, wisdom, and insider tips for your property and outdoor ventures.

Guest Jeremy Lowery is the director of operations at King Kutter, a third-generation family-owned business renowned for producing USA steel tractor implements for nearly 50 years. With backgrounds in wildlife biology and decades in manufacturing, Jeremy embodies the spirit of quality and community that powers this Alabama company. From wildlife education to hands-on equipment testing, his stories remind us why supporting local, family-run businesses makes all the difference.

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Most hunters overthink their approach—missing out on the true joy of outdoor life. When Curt Porter, a dedicated game warden, shares his personal stories and insights, he reminds us that you don't need to be fancy or perfect to love hunting. Sometimes, the best memories come from a faded cotton shirt, a simple call to a friend, or spotting a healthy bear on a camera that’s proof enough that nature is right where it’s always been—if you just look.

In this episode, Curt breaks down practical tips for hunters and anglers, from navigating Alabama's laws to managing those first hunting experiences with kids. You'll discover how to effectively use the free Alabama Conservation app, why respecting others' hunting styles fosters better community relationships, and how to plant a dove field or stay compliant with regulations—all without breaking the bank. 

We also explore common misconceptions about Alabama wildlife, like the truth about mountain lions, long-tailed cats, and even those infamous black panthers.Why does it matter? Because understanding wildlife laws not only keeps you safe but helps preserve the very outdoors you love. Curt’s stories highlight that outdoor recreation isn’t about perfection—it’s about joy, respect, and passing down traditions. If you’re new to hunting, or just want a fresh perspective on enjoying Alabama’s beautiful wilderness, this episode is essential listening.

Perfect for beginners, seasoned hunters, and anyone who appreciates true stories from the field. Whether you’re looking to get your kids involved, brush up on regulations, or just rekindle your love for the outdoors, Curt’s insights are a reminder that the most memorable moments are often the simplest. Hit play and re-discover the true meaning of outdoor life—no fancy gear required.

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Join us as we welcome Sawyer to the show and Captain Pat from Ugly Fishing shares his expert tips on fishing Mobile Bay and Mississippi Sound. From the best spots and seasonal patterns to gear advice, bait choices, and memorable catches, this episode is packed with practical insight for anglers of every level.Learn how weather changes affect fishing conditions, why certain areas are better depending on wind and tide, and what it takes to land redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and more. Captain Pat also shares stories from the water, advice on protecting your gear from salt and sand, and the importance of conservation and catch-and-release.Whether you're planning a family trip, a beach vacation, or just want to fish smarter, this episode will help you make the most of your time on the water.

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A live call with the Memory Mount company to learn about their amazing product.  This is in my opinion the biggest advancement in taxidermy in my life.  A couple fishing and hunting stories.  A good core memory.  Oh, and A bear in Fayette and Marion County Alabama.

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Welcome to Bama Wall Hangers Podcast.  Simple guys who love everything outdoors.  Hunting, fishing, wildlife, and taxidermy talk from the Bowen taxidermy shop.  Relatable people hoping to engage with locals and people from afar to promote the outdoors.  This is a small intro to how we got here and where we want to take this podcast.

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The South has a rich hunting culture with deep roots.  It's vital that we preserve our heritage and rich history of whitetail hunting.  This week Mark breaks down how he has introduced his kids and effectively killed deer with them on the stand.  

From remaining quiet to tracking and skinning Mark covers every aspect.  Make it fun and exciting and kids will have fun and be excited to see and drag out deer.  Remember, one day we'll be old and will need our then grown children to help load deer, plant food plots and set up stands.  Thanks for listening.  

This week Mark breaks down his technique to capture whitetails during the summer months.  Right now, deer are eating and hiding.  Doing what they do best as a prey species.  There are several easy approaches to monitor the local herd without unnecessary pressure.

Topics covered:  swamps, bottomland, pine plantations, thermal cover, thickets, bait sites, passive setups, video or photo modes, destination food sources are all covered.  Thanks for listening.  

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Turkey season is over and we're just killing time until the deer season opener.  This is an ideal time of year to walk the land and find native american artifacts.  The South is loaded with history and using land features is an effective method to build a collection.   

Mark covers terrain features, using rainfall to your advantage, how identifying artifact ages can help understand how many you may have on your land, and a practical and easy way to spot points.  Have fun, preserve history and spend time outdoors.