This episode starts with a touching interview with Karen Ward (mother of 2 small girls with Leukemia) who Terry's foundation in partnership with this podcast have been helping. She thinks she is just giving an update on the girls, but Chasing Giants has a surprise for her! Also, Terry and Don both talk about GARBAGE in the hunting industry. Also, Don is going to share his plans this year to chase an Iowa Giant!

Great questions this week create some great discussion about management plans. Terry waited till the end to get Don fired up about some politics that created a few laughs. Update on the Raffle to hunt with Terry and Don was discussed in the beginning. Enjoy!

This episode was used to draw attention to the Ward Family. The Ward Family is from Elizabethtown, KY and has three small children. Two of them (Tenley and Adley) are battling Leukemia. There father is a die-hard deer hunter. They are unable to work and renting a house close to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital to stay close to the girls. We answer some great deer questions this episode but most of all we want to encourage all our listeners to find a way to help someone this week. Thank you for the support. It is appreciated.

Detailed discussion about different options available for spring food plots from the one of the top seedsmen in the country. Alfalfa, Chicory, Clover, Corn, Sainfoin, Soybeans, Sun Hemp, and Sun Flowers.

In this episode, Don gives an example of why full property plans can not be given from an Ariel map. Nutrition is the topic discussed with the "Lessons Learned from a Research Herd." Also, two great questions about doe harvest and breading. The episode ends with a listener question addressing the guys who claim that bucks score way more than they really do. A funny but sensitive topic that will ruffle some feathers for sure. Enjoy!

This episode covers everything from Antler Genetics (was Smokey and Mel Related?), does a buck shedding have anything to do with rut, and what do you do when you have to pee in your stand.... Very interesting story to end this episode!

This episode is jammed packed of hard topics and questions. As Don and Terry were at the NE Ohio Sportsman's show, some tough questions came up about current topics in our industry and Country. As always, Don does not shy away from answering honestly even when it costs him a sponsor (you will have to listen to understand). After visiting with hunters in NE Ohio, we were reminded how good the Hunting Community is! Even though the negative gets the most airtime, support from our listeners means a lot to us. Thank you!

This weeks episode Don and Terry give their response to the new dual bolt crossbow that was announced while giving a preview of new products coming out from Real World in 2021. Enlist Food Plot Soybeans and Nutri-Crave Corn. Listen to this episode to understand the history and testing in both products and learn about the pilot program. Also, the second installment of Lessons Learned from a Captive Herd. Listener submitted questions include: Shed Hunting, Growth of Antlers Year to Year, and is Corn good for a deer?

In this Episode, Don and Terry kick off the new year with a series titled, "Lessons Learned from Captive Research Deer." This first episode talks about bedding areas. As always, three great questions from our listeners include public land discussion.

In this final episode of 2020, we discuss some things that really hit home to most hunters. A lot of time is spent talking about sharing property with buddies and family. Tough situation if the goals and objectives do not align. We also talk about our final tip on making a good stand great. Thank you very much for everyone's support and we wish everyone a happy New Year.