Roger Raglin is an outdoor television pioneer and he has been entertaining us with his deer hunting videos for over 30 years.  We don't see him slowing down any time soon as he continues to create and edit his own work.  Sure, maybe his perspectives on hunting and society have changed, but his drive is still alive.  Many people would not typically associate hunting with higher education (at least the liberals don't), but as we've learned there's more way more to Roger than hunting videos and television. Roger is an accomplished pianist and musician and is well known for his gospel collections in Oklahoma and often played along side Pentecostal preacher turned comedian, Sam Kinison.   Roger also spent many years as an academic where he pursued a PhD at Duke University and has many degrees to his name. Despite Roger's passion for learning, his real love is with hunting and the outdoors.  Roger was inducted into the 2011 class of the National Outdoor Hall of Fame and he is one fantastic story teller.

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DEER NEWS:

• Powassan Virus Potentially Fatal Tick Born Disease
• Elderly Couple Loses Hunting Privileges for Killing in Trophy Area
• Growing Weeds for Forage and Fawns

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• Wagoner, Oklahoma, 45 Miles West of Muskogee 
• An Only Child on the Edge of City Limits
• A BB Gun and Monumental Hunting Moments
• The National Outdoor Hall of Fame
• Let's Go Hunting Dad and a Yellow Pickup Truck
• Entertaining the Fans of the Outdoors
• Hunting and Fishing Kept Me Out of Trouble
• College Degrees, and PhDs, Vanderbilt U, Baylor, and Duke
• I Play Music Everyday, Bored with Reading Music
• Gospel Music in Oklahoma
• My Own Rendition, A Little Off the Wall
• The Pianist for Sam Kinison
• 1985 and the Grand Slam of Deer
• A Hunting Video and a Tape Distributor
• I Need to Learn to Edit on My Own for Profit
• Pretty Rough Around the Edges
• Video VS Television
• Deer Hunting at 14, Hunting in College
• Dillard's Department Store and a New Bow
• Hunting Public Lands, Paying My Dues
• Davy Crockett National Forest 
• Hunting the Fence Line
• 8000 Acres in Minnesota, and a Hunting Club
• Using Common Sense, Deer React to Pressure
• Deer Can't Tell the Difference Between Public Land and Private Land
• A Rocket Scientist from NASA Named Sam
• 2000 Acres and 5 Bucks
• Television Shows are Skewed
• You Gotta Have the Mindset Keep Going
• We Keep Trying to Please the Non-Hunter
• Were Only 10% of the Population, Friends with Borderline Anti-Hunters
• Sitting Still is the Best Camouflage
• 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

Kalobe Miller is an accomplished deer hunter out of Pennsylvania, and without a hunting mentor to turn to, he learned to deer hunt through trial and error.  One such lesson:   Kalobe says that that the hunting pressure in his area is so high that learning to pattern the hunter is just as important as learning the pattern the deer. His goal is to shoot and kill one good mature buck each season. And to do this, Kalobe likes a good clean hunt. A clean hunt to Kalobe is when everything is in sync- the wind, the timing, the gear placement, your walk to the stand, right down to the noises you made getting in and out.  Using game cameras, he starts his observations in May and as he says, he likes to stick with 'em. What this means is that Kalobe likes to find out how they go from food source to food source, sometimes up to 8 miles of observation.  Kalobe says the answers are there if you do your homework and he prefers a healthy dose of black face paint.

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DEER NEWS: 

• Gander Mountain Files for Bankruptcy
• CEO Offers $25,000 for Gander Outdoors Logo
• Grain Sorgum for Deer
• Deer Whisperer Cop Rescues Fawn from Sewer

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS

• Facepaint - Can or Can't You're Right
• Titusville Pennsylvania and Big Woods
• Learn the Terrain, No Mentor, Just Deer Camp
• Deer Hunting Isn't 5 Days a Year
• A .22 Long Rifle, Old Timer Deer Stories
• Trial and Error, Early Mistakes
• Jumping Out of a Tree Stand
• Fumbling Around with the Little Things - Getting in Sync
• Philosophy of Hunting, Shoot a Mature Buck
• What's A Mature Buck? What's the Pressure?
• Plans to Hunt Around Pressure
• Figuring Out People, and Deer Bedding
• On Their Feet, During the Day
• Putting Your Time In, Effort Matters
• Hunting is About Fun, The Next Move
• Proving Your Suspicion Trail Cam Usage
• Start Observing in May, Stay with 'Em
• They Follow Their Stomachs
• 7-8 Miles, You Gotta Do Your Homework
• When Velvet is Off, More Than Casual Observation
• Your Answers are There
• I Don't Like Cover Scents
• A Complete Set Up, You Can Walk Right By
• Constant Evaluation, Clean, Quick, Better
• I Have to Do X, Y, Z, and Recent Info for Game On
• Mistake Free Hunting, Wait for Their Mistake
• Don't Care Them with a Snow Shovel
• I Don't Sit in the Stand, Looking for the Right Tree
• The Cut Buck, Memorable Deer Story, 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

Can hunting survive without conservation?  Can conservation survive without hunting?  History tells us that they need each other to survive.  Hunting without rules will surely devastate a species.  Conservation regulation without hunting has shown that hunting dollars matter greatly, and without the economic backing, poachers have a field day.   This is perhaps no better represented as in the case of the white rhino where the horn of the rhino brings big bucks in the far east to supply a culture's demand based on ancient medicinal beliefs.  Cole Reid, from the Stewards of Wildlife,  is all to familiar with these concepts as he is attempting to herd 2500 rhinos on his ranch in Texas. This herd will perhaps one day supply the world with what could be the only white rhino started-culture on earth. Cole is a long time deer hunter and now world conservationist. Stay tuned as we explore a global view of conservation and hunting in this episode. Oh, and we talk a lot about deer hunting too.

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DEER NEWS: 

• Coyote Challenge Offers Prizeds for Kills in Georgia
• City to Keep Using Bowhunters to Thin the Herd in Cincinati
• As Python Population in Florida Increase, So Do Numbers of Snake Hunters

Here's What We Discuss:

• Drawn to Texas, More on the Conservation Side 
• The Insignificant Older Animals
• Still Support Hunting Can't Have One without the Other
• Conservation and Hunting Go Together
• a .22 Ruger Pistole
• The Stewards of Wildlife
• In Situ and Ex Situ Conservation
• The White Rhino and Far East Medicine
• The Monitory Reward of the Rhino Horn 
• A Herd of Rhinos in Texas 2500 Strong
• When the Population Gets Too Low
• What's the Right Number?
• The Scimatar Horned Oryx Example - A Starter Culture
• The French Grape 
• A Safety Net, The United States 
• No Hoof Stock, the Cattle Lobby
• The Deer Herd and CWD and Conservation
• The Exotic Wildlife Organization
• CWD Regulations and Deer Kill VS Benefits
• CWD and the Exotics, The Cervids
• The Bengal Tiger
• Questioning the Numbers and the Studies
• Scientific vs Political, The Polar Bear Example
• I've Killed a Lot of Deer
• Breeder Permits, High Fence and Free Range
• 5x5 VS 10 Point and Browtines VS Eye Guards
• 10 Rapid Fire Questions and a Memorable Deer Story

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

When you meet Heather Shepherd for the first time, you'll be hard pressed to know that you are face to face with a hardcore hunting machine.  Her modesty, quiet demeanor, and lack of desire to be in the spotlight, will leave you guessing. Unless you do ask, you wouldn't know that Heather is in line to be the President of North Carolina's Dixie Deer Classic, or that she holds a North Carolina state record for black bear kill, or that she is a crack shot - frequently killing game at 500 yards or more, and that she recent killed an alligator with her knife. What? Yes, true story. We caught up with Heather recently at SHOT Show, Las Vegas and we were psyched when she said yes to joining us on the podcast.  Heather is the real deal.

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DEER NEWS:

• 5 Herbicides Every Deer Steward Should Know
• Driver Attempts CPR on Deer in Minnesota

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• A North Carolina Girl, A Country Girl
• You Have a Winter Down There?
• The Classy Sassy, a Tom Boy
• The Dead Cemetery and the Hunt Club
• Daddy is My Right Hand Man
• My First Weapon - The 25.06
• Hunting is My Me Time
• Vacation or Hunting? A Silly Question
• The Dixie Deer Classic
• The White County Wildlife Club and Women President
• First Event of Its Kind in History
• The Money Show,  A Public Show
• The Hunting Celebrities are Getting Pricey
• Too Much on My Plate, More Than I Can Chew
• Josh Carney and James Blakenbeckler
• A Hunt with a Knife an Alligator
• The Force of a 500lb Man
• A Record Bear Kill in North Carolina and a 45.70
• 678lbs and I'm Pregnant
• Long Range Hunting, 520 yards
• Heather's Gear Run Down
• A Flat Lander, A Area or a Good Area?
• Understanding Deer, Their Lifestyle
• The Season Ends, the Season Begins
• Prime Hunting Days and Scent
• It Couldn't Get Any Duckier
• Can't Take a Test without Preparation
• A Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

When James Blakenbeckler first picked up a .177 pellet gun as a kid, he probably didn't realize that it was the beginning of a career in the Marine Corps and eventually the hunting industry.  But then again, maybe he did.  Qualifying on the Marine Corps firing range was a piece of cake as James spent many an day shooting his gun growing up.  James is a planner. So much so that he would calculate exactly how many days he could be absent in high school to pursuit more time in the treestand. Today, James is part owner of Open Season TV and we were lucky enough to have him as a guest on Episode 200 of the Big Buck Registry Deer Hunting Podcast.   We cover everything from buck body language, to Game Cam placement, to calling deer like most turkey hunters call in turkeys. We also learn how James plays the wind, uses thermals to his advantage (something he learned in the Marine Corps), how deer act natural around platforms placed at least 6 feet off the ground and how to begin your deer season (right after the last one ends). Notebook required.

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DEER NEWS:

• Treestand Safety Awareness Foundation and Summit Treestands
• NDA Launches Coffee and Deer Show
• No More Medication for Key Deer for Screw Worm
• Deer Wrangled in Minnesota Walmart

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• High Winds, Small Town USA Indiana
• Socializing at the Local Archery Shop
• A Camaraderie, Friendship, Year Round
• The Marine Corps, Boot Camp, Bonds
• Rural Area, Keeping It a Secret
• Deer Hunting at Age 4, An Attendance Policy
• My First Weapon, Shooting for Fun
• A Best Friend Named Paddock
• Shooting a Bow Lefty and Righty
• Hunting and Filling a Void
• Open Season TV, The Beginning
• We Have a Blast, $3000 Camera Swim
• Deer Season Starts the Day Deer Season Ends
• Getting the Deer Healthy with Mineral
• Grid the Properties, March Deer Stand Locating 
• What's Changed? I Find Where the Deer Live
• Triangulation of Trail Cameras
• Playing the Thermals, Day Walkers, and the Wind
• Seeing the Thermals with Dust
• High Pressure, Rising Thermals, Falling Thermals
• Elevated Ground Blinds, 8x8 Platforms, Playground Log Kits
• Above 6 Feet Deer Calm Down, Longer Windows for Bowhunters
• Leaning on the Game Camera, 12 Properties, 3000 Acres
• Calling for Deer, The 3 Fs of Deer Calling,  The Call Sequence
• Decoying and Scent, The Drunk Buck Walk 
• A Bow Hunter at Heart, Scent Control Fanatic
• Ozone, Never Wear Clothes More than Twice
• Dressed at the Truck, Despite the Temps
• Most Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

Josh McDaniel is a stone cold deer hunting machine.  But so is his wife, Krysten McDaniel. Pay no attention to Krysten's well groomed hair and manicured nails - it carries no merit.  Over the years, together they have zoned in on hunting big mature whitetail in some of the best whitetail areas in the country, namely Kansas, Illinois, and Indiana.  Josh taught Krysten everything he knows about deer hunting, and now, each are lethal.  Josh says that studying the individual habits of each buck you hunt is crucial to success because bucks are as individual as people.  They each have their own unique habits and it's your job as the student to identify when to move in for the kill. And, that these studies can sometimes take years, not months, to figure out.

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DEER NEWS:

• Threat of Moose Tick Looms
• Continued Reintroduction of Wolves in New Mexico
• Teen Who Jumped into Bass Pro Fish Tank May Face Charges

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• Realtree Max Double Caffeinated Coffee
• Playing Hard to Get, Girly, and Guns
• Love at First Gobble, Pretty Girls, and Hunting
• The Hunting Cheerleader, I Can't Shoot Buck Fever
• The Landscape of Big Bucks - Kansas, Indiana, Illinois
• Old Mining Grounds and Edge Hunting, 80% Bow
• Leasing the Hunting Grounds with a Group
• Strategies for Filming Big Buck Hunts
• Dressed to Kill with Tammy Gregory
• Filming for Realtree and Carbon TV
• Over Saturation of Hunting Shows
• Web Based Shows and Having Fun
• A Bow Shop, Shooter's Archery
• Josh's Favorite State to Hunt
• Daytime Deer Movement is Key to Success
• Hunting the High Pressure Buck - Different Personalities
• Getting a Feel for Each Buck
• Thanksgiving Time Bucks, Tracking Wind Directions 
• Logging Each Buck Pic and Noting Weather Patterns
• 3 Years of Learning and iPhone Notes
• Sheds, Pics, and Finding a Buck's Core Area
• The Female Mindset of Hunting
• Bath and Body Works Gingerbread Pumpkin
• Scent Free Regimen, A Month Before the Season
• Memorable Deer Hunts and 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

Rob Richardson lives a primitive life,  commuting across a pond to get to and from his home and vehicle for work.  His home is equipped with solar electricity and Rob's cell phone reception allows him to watch his favorite show The Rifleman.  But television is the least of his concerns.  Rob's true form of entertainment is found in the woods, hunting for sheds, or deer, or turkey or checking game cameras or talking to others about shed hunting, or helping others find a wounded deer, or playing fetch with his shed hunting dogs.  And when he's not doing any of those things, you might find him with a brush and easel, painting an image of a buck that he has stuck in his head.  Rob finds many a shed in his New Hampshire deer woods each season, which is unusual considering how few antlers there are to actually find in New Hampshire.  Rob sticks out as one of those outdoorsmen that seems to be particularly gifted at his craft, so, we felt an interview was only appropriate.

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DEER NEWS:

• DDH Joins ROKU Lineup
• Coyote Hunting Comes Back to Wyoming
• Tea Make from Antlers May Cause Botulism

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• Landlocked, Went to Pennsylvania Once
• Freedom, Common Land Laws
• They Called Me Bruce, Art Geek
• Painting Pictures in Your Head
• When'd You Grow the Beard?
• Not Shaving Until I Get a 200lb Buck
• 200 in OH vs 200 in NH
• Solar Power, Primitive Living, By Boat and Snowmobile
• Heat, Fire, Coffee and Homesteading
• Off the Grid, Pioneer Woman
• NH Shed Hunter's Club
• Shed Hunting in New Hampshire and the Southern Exposure
• Deer Are Stressed in March
• Topo Maps, Saddles, Food, Weather and Snowfall
• Homework, Time, Research, Years of Study
• Mast, Acorns, and Thermal Barriers
• Still Hunting for Sheds, Not Moving Too Fast
• 100,000 Deer in NH, What Are the Odds?
• Adding a Dog and Jeremy Moore's System
• Keeping Your Dog Under Control in the Woods
• You're Not on that Ridge, You're Here
• Working the Wind with a Dog
• Vermont Legs and Mount Kearsarge
• Blood Tracking Dogs
• The Correlation Between Shed Hunting and Buck Habits
• New Rules, Bed High, Eat Low
• 10 Rapid Fire Questions and a Deer Story

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

As a whitetail hunter, can you imagine growing up in Buffalo County, Wisconsin and having access to some of the most renowned whitetail in the country?  Shanyn Hart didn't imagine this.  She grew up learning how to hunt in Buffalo County. Despite the fun and the endless camaraderie that Shanyn enjoyed while engaging in endless deer drives with her father and friends, she eventually decided to pursue her whitetail passion in Iowa, where she says the attitude towards the herd is much different than the home she left.  Iowa has given Shanyn a new view on deer management and she has developed some of her own strategies relative to numerous food plots to keep multiple big bucks on her property. She also has a method for treestand placement  and getting in and out of the stand. And now, because of her social media presence, Shanyn is about to launch into the world of Outdoor Channel television with a show called Miss Wildgame.  Stay tuned, Shanyn can hang with the best deer hunters in the country.

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DEER NEWS:

• You May Be Surprised to Know This - NSSF
• 2016 NH Wildlife Harvest Summary Now Available
• Florida Man Tries to Kiss Cottonmouth Snake

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• Buffalo County Wisconsin, Deer Driver
• A Shotgun Hunter For Many Years, Filling the Freezer
• Dots of Orange, The Orange Army
• The Camaraderie, The Local Prague Frog
• Bucknuckles, A Destination for Celebration
• Polyester Hunting Clothes, a Group Hunting Effort
• Iowa, The Management of the Herd
• More Control, More Space, Not Fighting the Neighbors
• Refuge, Thick and Nasty, Watch and Observe
• Giving the Deer a Safe Haven and the Buffet
• Food Plots and Fire Breaks, Conservation Reserve Program
• Creating a Hallway into the Stand
• 5 Acre Strip Plots, Corn, Soy, Alfalfa, and Clover
• One Food Plot is Detrimental to other Mature Bucks
• Smaller Plots Equals More Big Bucks on Your Property
• Dan Perez, Lakosky, Kip Adams
• 100 Acres for All the Deer, Topography
• Stand Placement Considerations
• Pinch Points and Natural Patterns
• Surrounded by 30 Deer - Nose Jammer
• Staying Warm While Hunting 23 Days Straight
• Posers or Real Hunters
• Willy Robertson Loses His Wallet and Begs for Gasoline
• Look Here Guy - Matt Busbice
• A Deer Story and 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

When faced with copious amounts of free range organic meat, aka venison, what else should one do but cook it.  That's exactly what started a new way of life for Stacy Lyn Harris who now lives a life that is, for all intents and purposes, a homesteading lifestyle.  But there's a twist.  Stacy Lyn, who engages fully in preparing wild game, growing her own produce from heirloom, non-GMO seeds, and harvesting honey from her own hives, prefers to add vibrance, and color, and spice to the way she goes about it. In fact,  her blog is dedicated to bringing her day to day homesteading endeavours to life with great stories, colorful pictures, and mouth watering recipes.

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DEER NEWS:

• Indiana Deer Crash Stats Still Staggering
• Poaching Becomes Felony in New Mexico
• Bra Gets Tangles in Red Stag's Antlers

Here's What We Discuss:

• Homesteading in Alabama, But Not Far From Home
• GMO vs Heirloom in Birmingham
• Dental School, Law and the Bar Exam
• An All or Nothing Type Personality
• Hunting Every Morning and Evening Everyday
• Organic Free Range Meats and Generational Seeds
• Homesteading Can Be Functional, Beautiful, and Creative
• An Accidental Kind of Thing, It's Self Sustaining 
• A Large Noisy Package
• Fruit Bearing Trees and Pollination 
• No Bees, No Food, Honey is Amazing
• Maintenance, Up Keep on a Behive
• Wax Moths and Healthy Hives
• Growing Good Food in Small Areas
• 7 Children and 2 Adults on a Quarter Acre
• Designing the Garden, Herbs for Venison
• Venison Parmesan, Eggplant, Squash Noodles
• Fall Cabbage, and Wild Game, Edible Flowers
• Coco Crusted Venison Tenderloin - 20 Minutes Tops
• Pound Out the Cutlets, Cut Cross Grain
• The Flavorful Cuts of Meat and Smashed Potatoes
• Kill What We Eat On This Show, Good Friday Planting
• What's In the Garden, Kids, and Raised Beds
• The Seeds Themselves, No GMO, Saving the Seeds from Favorite Plants
• The Soils, The Gardener and pH, and Auburn University
• Testing Microbes, Nothing Is Text Book
• Cookbooks, Deer Sauce and Vertical Gardens
• A Deer Story and 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann

Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

When the leafs start to change color each fall, and the drive to deer hunt all day reaches its peak, the tune of the "hunting widow" is amplified across the country. Not to exclude the other hunting seasons, but deer hunting seems to take the brunt of this near syndromatic phenomenon.  Laura Eakin, the wife of a hardcore deer and elk hunter, once fell victim to this situation.  And, in an effort to pseudo-retaliate against this status quo, Laura started a podcast known as The Hunting Widow Podcast.   It started as a project where Laura planned to gather her hunting widow friends and verbally express their disdain for the situation.  That was the intent, but what actually happened was something completely different.  Instead of forming a quasi support group laced with microphones, Laura found herself interviewing lady hunters from across the country, beginning a life of hunting for herself,  and has formed what is arguably the only lady-hunter focused podcast in the iTunes catalog.  Laura goes into detail about why she started the show, how it changed her perspective on hunting altogether, and how she feels her show contributes to getting more women into the field.

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DEER NEWS:

• Mississippi Department of Wildlife Hires First Female Director
• Economics of Hunting in South Dakota
• Neil Gorsuch is a Win for Gun Rights and Hunting 
• Canada Man Tackled by Deer

Here's What We Discuss:

• A Honeymoon at Elk Camp, No Alone Time
• A Beer Fetching Dog and No Elk Tag
• A Podcast Adventure, a Girly Girl
• The Newlywed Phase of Life
• Hunting Will Be a Priority,  and Dark 30 
• Bashing Our Husbands, No What It Became
• The Predator Side of Hunting
• No Advantage, Men Over Women in Hunting
• Interview Lady Hunters, Learning from Women
• Shooting the Bow, Double Jointed
• The Archery Arm Whip, and a Favorite Interview
• Listening to Podcasts, Gary V, and Hardcore History
• Women Relate to Women
• Cecil the Lion
• A Year's Worth of Hunting Experience
• The Worst Possible Hunting Experience, The Most Traumatic Experience
• Sports Induced Asthma, Being Out of Shape
• A Miserable Hunting Story
• Cancelling the Trip to the Archery Challenge
• Sweating Out Fevers
• 10 Rapid Fire Questions (for Laura, Jay, and Dusty)

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CREDITS:

This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann

Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips