Crappie, Deer, Rabbits, Oh My! – There are several activities that can keep you busy this time of year, like crappie, deer and rabbits.  Oh My!  Steve Hunt talks about how to catch crappie in the winter, Jacob Whitehall shares strategies for hunting late December/January deer and Brian Thomas discusses rabbit hunting with dogs.  Enjoy!

Crappie, Deer, Rabbits, Oh My! – There are several activities that can keep you busy this time of year, like crappie, deer and rabbits. Oh My! Steve Hunt talks about how to catch crappie in the winter, Jacob Whitehall shares strategies for hunting late December/January deer and Brian Thomas discusses rabbit hunting with dogs. Enjoy!

Crappie Deer and Rabbits Oh My

Drawn to Wildlife is an outdoor wildlife sports radio and podcast show. Videos are also featured on our website. You’ll always find the show REAL, honest and fun…and the interviews engaging and informative. Like many of our listeners, we work during the week and enjoy the outdoors on weekends. We want to make those weekend pursuits as productive as possible for our listeners. Based in Western Kentucky, we cater to outdoor sportsmen and women across the country…and, we embrace the age-old tradition of stressing safety and passing along our love and stewardship of the outdoors/outdoor sports to future generations. On both the show and on website videos, we cover ALL things hunting and fishing…from deer to ducks, bass to crappie and everything in between. Our outstanding show guests are more than willing to provide listeners successful hunting and fishing techniques as well. For us, “The Seasons Never End”. Like you, we’re communicating with our friends (sometimes even while we’re at work and our friends are not) to find out if the deer are moving. Did they see a big one? Did they find a new duck hunting honey-hole. Are the fish biting? If so, on what? How deep? We CRAVE knowledge and we know you do, too.

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Drawn to Wildlife is an outdoor wildlife sports radio and podcastshow. Videos are also featured on our website. You’ll always findthe show REAL, honest and fun…and the interviews engaging andinformative. Like many of our listeners, we work during the week andenjoy the outdoors on weekends. We want to make those weekendpursuits as productive as possible for our listeners. Based in WesternKentucky, we cater to outdoor sportsmen and women across thecountry…and, we embrace the age-old tradition of stressing safetyand passing along our love and stewardship of the outdoors/outdoorsports to future generations. On both the show and on website videos,we cover ALL things hunting and fishing…from deer to ducks, bassto crappie and everything in between. Our outstanding showguests are more than willing to provide listeners successfulhunting and fishing techniques as well. For us, “TheSeasons Never End”. Like you, we’re communicatingwith our friends (sometimes even while we’re atwork and our friends are not) to find out if thedeer are moving. Did they see a big one? Didthey find a new duck hunting honey-hole. Arethe fish biting? If so, on what? How deep? WeCRAVE knowledge and we know you do, too.

Drawn to Wildlife is an outdoor wildlife sports radio and podcast show. Videos are also featured on our website. You’ll always find the show REAL, honest and fun…and the interviews engaging and informative. Like many of our listeners, we work during the week and enjoy the outdoors on weekends. We want to make those weekend pursuits as productive as possible for our listeners. Based in Western Kentucky, we cater to outdoor sportsmen and women across the country…and, we embrace the age-old tradition of stressing safety and passing along our love and stewardship of the outdoors/outdoor sports to future generations. On both the show and on website videos, we cover ALL things hunting and fishing…from deer to ducks, bass to crappie and everything in between. Our outstanding show guests are more than willing to provide listeners successful hunting and fishing techniques as well. For us, “The Seasons Never End”. Like you, we’re communicating with our friends (sometimes even while we’re at work and our friends are not) to find out if the deer are moving. Did they see a big one? Did they find a new duck hunting honey-hole. Are the fish biting? If so, on what? How deep? We CRAVE knowledge and we know you do, too.

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