Phillip has been in the outdoor space for decades, and he has been filming that entire time. He has had a life time of experiences and has the video to back it up. What his big thing with deer hunting is though is calling, hunting on the ground, and using decoys. He is very creative with his setups, including digging a hole in Montana one time, and he also is not afraid to call starting in early season and using a decoy just about the full length of deer season. We sit down with Phillip to dive into some of the details on how to be successful in these avenues of deer hunting, and it is enlightening!

Last time we had Mark Newell on, we discussed more about habitat management than food plots, so we decided to have him back on to deep dive into food plots. Well, at least start the deep dive. On this episode, we discussed a lot about fall food plots and about planning/planting for next spring. We covered everything from methods using hand tools all the way to tractors, and what to plant and why. There is A LOT of information in this one.

And while we are at it, for all of your fall planting seeds, visit our friends over at Tecomate and use code TECOMATE10 for 10% of your next order!

Lee Lakosky could probably talk for year's about whitetail deer and we would learn something from him every day. But, as we sit down with Lee this time, we wanted to do the best we could on a deep dive for his favorite time of year to hunt and how he does it. Those first two weeks of season in any state can be magical and we spent some time discussing that, but we also talked a bit about the rut, calling to deer, and we of course had additional random questions we sprinkled in.

Lee Lakosky is no stranger to giant whitetails and all giant big game animals for that matter. But now, his whitetail management mentality is spilling over into his other big game hunts, something he enjoys the challenge of. As we sit down with Lee, we talk about his 460" Montana elk that he let live several years before hunting him, his whitetail mindset that is driving him in his hunting adventures, and of course, loads of information about hunting and growing giant whitetails.

Look, we all get excited about new gear and bows, but how much of the small details really matter for the average whitetail hunter? Even if it doesn't matter to you, having the knowledge of what to worry about and what not to worry about could help you save time. With that being said, we talked with our friend Travis Spivey about different things you can tinker with to help improve speed, accuracy and more. On top of that, we did walk throughs on things like choosing new arrows and more.

There is a lot to unpack when it comes to calling to whitetail deer. So if you are going to learn, what better way than to learn from someone who came up under an OG like Will Primos? This week we talk to Cody Kelley of Smalltown Hunting about land, scent control and other topics, but MOST IMPORTANTLY, we do a deep dive on calling in mature whitetail bucks.

Whether you are a beginner or and advanced caller, you never stop learning when it comes to the art of running a Diaphragm Call. We had a great talk with National Champion Billy Yargus about this. From the basic technique, all the way to fine tuning your calling and tips for tricking a weary bird in the field, this episode is jam packed!

In the Fall we had Chene's Byron Womack on as a guest to talk duck hunting. Well we invited him turkey hunting, and this is how the hunt turned out! We talk about our whirlwind two days of hunting, tips and tactics that helped us succeed and could help you too, plus a bit about what Chene has going on right now and what consumers can expect given the recent implementation of tariffs.

Doug Roberts has spent decades growing 200" deer on his farm, Conquest Farms. They also are the makers of the popular deer scent, Evercalm. Even though they are growing deer on a farm, Doug has vast amounts of knowledge about wild deer because he spends every day around deer. Because of this, he has light to shed on growing bigger bucks in the wild and deer behavior in general. In this episode we discuss genetics, how to grow bigger deer, training big bucks to human intrusion, wild stories from his years of deer farming, and more.

This week we talk to a real one when it comes to hunting and land management, Logan Cooke of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Logan was born and raised in the south and that is where his roots remain today, in Mississippi. Today we talk to Logan about land management practices he is using on his Mississippi ground for turkey and deer, plus some key concepts and tactics to use when turkey and deer hunting. We also, have some bonus material, as our own Graham Ashcraft discusses some interesting pro sports topics with Logan in regards to the MLB vs the NFL. For all your southern boys and girls out there, you know turkey hunting is a cult in the south, so this is a good one for you!