It all started with a deer hunt and a camera. At age 14, who thinks to video record their hunts? Jeremy Ballantine did just that and now he owns and operates a hunting videography company after some inspiration from Tom Blais, a great northeast videographer in his own right. Based in Vermont, In Pursuit 365 is comprised of a core group, specifically Jeremy and his hardcore hunting partner from New Hampshire, Johnny Brown. Each have their own techniques that they engage in, but one thing is certain, each love the pursuit of the hunt and everything it teaches. Both openly admit that hunting the big mountains of the west is their preferred setting, but home is New England. We sit down with Jeremy and Johnny in our first ever outdoor recording studio surrounded by the woods, old license plates, and European skulls mounts. Once again we dissect once the habits of world class deer hunters, this time it’s about deer hunting in New England and a little mid-west and big mountain of the west).

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DEER NEWS:

• Penn State to Monitor Deer Population
• Texas Says 13 New Cases of CWD
• Pursuit Channel Signs Deal with Verizon and Century Link
• Another Michigan County Added to CWD Zone

HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• Running a Video Camera Since Age 14
• There’s Something About the Flight of and Arrow
• If You Aren’t Learning Something from the Hunt, You Aren’t Hunting Hard Enough
• Mentally Dealing with a Missed Shot
• Stratton Vermont and Nashua New Hampshire
• Hunting the Northeast Challenging
• Navigational Skills of the Northeast
• Midwest Private Farms, Cheddar Cheese, and Maple Syrup
• Choosing One Animal to Hunt - Elk
• A 600 Pound Turkey and the Vermont Moose Hunt
• Vermont Bow Season - 3 Weeks of Nothing, No Season During Pre-Rut
• NH Gun Hunting , Hunting Vermont
• The Guide Rules of Vermont, and the National Forest Rules
• Hunting Big Deer Can Be a Multi Year Project
• Snow is a Northeast Buck Hunter’s Best Friend
• Boogering Up the Woods, Hangin and Hunting Same Day
• Mature Bucks on Foot, During Daylight 1-2 Times per Year During Season
• Short Term Memory, Get Back Out There!
• Jeremy’s Most Memorable Hunt
• Johnny’s Most Memorable Hunt
• In Pursuit 365 and Tom Blais
• 10 Rapid Fire Quesitons

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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

Fred Eichler has been deer hunting whitetail and other big game with a bow and arrow since he was a kid, but today he is more known as a multi-state international predator hunter.  As we continue our pursuit to dissect world class hunters and expose the habits that make them successful, Fred is our latest guest. We learn how he uses his predator and hunting and trapping skills to hone his deer and elk hunting skills. We also discuss several of the common mistakes that predator hunters make and how to correct those mistakes.  And, we talk traditional bow hunting and why Fred feels it is the ultimate way to take down big game species. But it's not all straight forward, there are some tips and tricks that Fred uses to get those 26 yard shots frequently.

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DEER NEWS:

• Feral Plants and Animal Removal Planned for Maui
• Wisconsin Deer Hunters Cringe As Wolf Population Explodes
• Texas Increases Disease Screening Tests for CWD
• Deer Hunt to Return to Blue Hills Massachusetts

WHAT WE DISCUSS 

• Lots of Irons in the Fire, Trapping, Hunting, and Family
• Whitetails, Hogs, Waterfowl, and Florida
• A Job Offer in the Archery Industry
• The DART System, Traveling the World at Age 24
• Predator Hunting and Trapping Makes Better Big Game Hunting
• Don't Educate Your Coyotes, Gotta Set Up Correctly
• A Mixed Situation, More Hunters=More Educated Coyotes
• Play other Sounds that they Haven't Heard - A Turkey Call For Example
• Common Mistakes of the Beginner: Starting too Loud
• Keep It Below a 23 on the Fox Pro Volume Control
• Take Advantage of the Remote Control:  They Circle Downwind
• Use a Decoy, Always - It Adds a Visual
• How Far to Set Up, Placing the Call
• Leopards, Dingos, Wolves, Coyotes
• The Sound of the Hounds
• The Average Shot is 26 Yards
• How do You Get Close?  The Chess Game
• Quiet Clothing and Realtree Max 1
• Nomad Clothing for Water Resistance
• Ladder Stands for Safety - Lifelines
• Fred's First 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

Hunting the big mountains of the west is demanding, physically and mentally.  You can travel to the spot, but when the hunt is on, you need to kick into high gear.  On a hunt, Kristy Titus needed that extra gear when it counted most, but couldn't get there. She says, "I was so gassed that I was tasting blood".  She was the overweight non-athlete and  she was out of shape. It wasn't fun.  This self realization set the stage for years to come. Kristy vowed to herself to never let anything like that happen again and today Kristy is always in shape for hunting the big mountains. It's become a life style of dieting, exercise, mindset and even body building for competition. This is the result of a desire to keep pace with the demands of hunting big game on big mountains.  

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DEER NEWS

• South Carolina Senate Revives Bounty Program
• Tom Gallegher Appointed to the TSSAA
• Midwest Moose Could Make the Endangered Species List
• Jim's Editorial

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS

• Body Building, Nutrition, and Deer Hunting
• Overweight Kid, Non-Athlete, Struggle with Weight
• So Gassed that I was Tasting Blood
• Fitness and Nutrition to Hunt Harder
• Buying into the Mindset of the People Around You
• Cardio and Weight Lifting - A Special Heart Rate Range
• What's the Formula: 220 - Age X %
• Not Being the Fat Girl, I want a Boyfriend
• Feed Body and Brain Like You are a Diabetic
• Eating Every 2-4 Hours, Eating the Same Meals Over and Over
• Protein Shakes, Bananas, Almonds and Ham
• Uncooked Oatmeal and Tired of Egg Whites
• Wild Game and the Bulk of the Diet
• Making Jerky, Fruit, Almond Butter, and Days Off
• Maintaining 18% Body Fat and Modifying Cookbook Recipes
• Food as Fuel for Performance, Not Enjoyment
• One Bad Meal Can Mess Up a Week of Progress
• Kristy's Gym Protocol
• Kristy's Extreme Hunter Hunting Protocol and Gear
• Knives, GPS, Fire Starter, Binos, Range Finder, Rain Gear
• 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

We pick up where we left off, at Phase II of the rut, as described by Dr. Ken Nordberg. This show covers Phases II through V. Dr Nordberg wrote a book in the 1980s called Whitetail Hunter's Almanac that is considered by many as the deer hunting bible. Today there are 9 (soon to be 10) editions of the Almanac, each sharing some fascinating insight into the world of the whitetail deer and how to hunt them. Dr Nordberg, otherwise known as "Doc", used to spend over 4000 hours a year studying the whitetail. Interestingly enough, Dr. Nordberg's deer hunting strategy has changed over the years as he recognized new patterns in whitetail behavior relative to hunting. This show is for the beginner and the advanced hunter.

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DEER NEWS:

• Robinson Outdoors Responds to Jury Verdict in Court Case
• South Dakota Study Checks Survival of Young Deer
• 5 Common Myths About Whitetail Fawns

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

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Phase II - Breeding Range Establishment

• Mid- October and the First 32 Degree Day, Frost
• 90% of Antler Rubs and 100% of Ground Scrapes
• Not the Peak of the Rut, The Pecking Order
• Marking Their Territory, Wrinkles in the Neck
• 30 Antler Rubs in One Area = Buck Bedding Area
• 4-6 Inch Tree Rubs = Big Buck
• Scalp Musk, Ravaged Branches and Ground Scrapes
• Dominate Bucks Make the Biggest Scrapes and Rub the Biggest Trees
• End of Phase II Cruising Their Range
• Will Remain Until the End of Phase II, Keeping Young Bucks Away
• Lesser Scrapes Made by Lesser Bucks will Fade 
• Looking for Does Where They Feed
• Range is About a Square Mile, Sometimes 2
• Spots to Hunt and Methods: Hunt Ground Scrapes, Don't Use Scents
• 1980s Big Bucks Came to Estrus, By End of 1990s Only Small Bucks
• Stay 20 Yards Away from the Buck Scrape Trail, Downwind or Crosswind
• Hunt 2 Days- If You Don't See Him, Move On, He Saw You
• Warmer Weather (40 Degrees), Bucks Sit Tight

Phase III - Primary Breeding Phase

• 85% of Does Bred During This Phase
• Buck Can Be Here One Day, And a Mile Away the Next
• 11 Antlerless Doe and 1 Buck 
• Hard to Hunt Dominant Bucks During This Phase
• Nov 3rd to the 17th, Then Primary Breeding is Over, Bucks Return to Their Spots to Rest
• Look for the Doe Feeding Areas
• With 10 Days to Hunt, Hunt Just the Adult Does Feeding Areas, Forget the Rest
• Hunt Crosswind or Downwind of the Doe Feeding Area
• First Light is Best (30 Minutes Prior to Sunrise)
• 15-20 Yards Inside the Woodline
• Still Need to Hunt the Fresh Tracks and Fresh Droppings in the Area to Find the Mature Buck

Phase IV- Recovery

• Last 2 Weeks, Attitude Change Toward Other Bucks
• Nov 18 - Back to Normal Home Ranges
• Doe have 125 Acres, Bucks At Least 300 
• Will Start to Feed With Does and Walk the Trails Again
• Done with Scrapes (Mostly)
• Non-Bred Does Will Have a Supplemental Breeding Time
• Don't Hunt Bucks in Bedding Areas - Hard to Get Close, They Lay Facing Downwind
• Noise and Beds- Buck will Move Quietly Away and May Be Gone for a Season or More
• Scouting- Find the Buck Bedding Areas and KEEP OUT
• Camo Blaze Orange
• Think of Your Clothing as A Blind, Hide Your Silohette 

Phase V - Supplemental Breeding Phase

• 15% of Does Are Bred in December and January
• 1 Doe, 12 Bucks
• Gathering in Wintering Areas, Yarding
• Hard to Get Close with So Many Deer Watching
• Photographing Dominant Bucks and Hot Doe January 1
• A Buck and Potato Chips
• A Close Call with a Big Buck
• Changing Stand Sites Every Half Day
• Hunting Ground Level with a Stool
• $250 Second Edition Up to $1000
• www.DrNordbergOnDeerHunting.com
• Could have Talked for 4 Days

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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

Dr Ken Nordberg wrote a book in the 1980s called Whitetail Hunter's Almanac that is considered by many as the deer hunting bible. Today there are 9 (soon to be 10) editions of the Almanac, each sharing some fascinating insight into the world of the whitetail deer and how to hunt them. Dr Nordberg, otherwise known as "Doc", used to spend over 4000 hours a year studying the whitetail. Interestingly enough, Dr. Nordberg's deer hunting strategy has changed over the years as he recognized new patterns in whitetail behavior relative to hunting. This show is for the beginner and the advanced hunter.

OUR SPONSORS:

Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com

DEER NEWS:

• ScentLok Wins Lawsuit
• Hunter's Specialties Inc Acquires Buck Bomb
• Buck to Doe Ratio's Matter
• Alabama Loses 19,000 Acres of Public Hunting

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• A Student of the Work, Almanac #2
• Half of What You Need to Know
• One of the Bibles of Deer Hunting
• 4000 Hours of Study Per Year of the Whitetail
• Trapping Weasels to Make Money
• Age 8, 3 Deer and a Model 94
• A Retired Dentist and Elevated Stands
• The Wolves Tipped Us Off
• 3.5 to 4 Inch Tracks, That's the Buck!
• Hunt Where They Are, Not Where You Want Them to Be
• The 4th Almanac- Buck Sign
• Down Wind or Cross Wind of Fresh Tracks of the Buck You Want
• The 5 Phases of the Rut, Be An Expert on Something
• The Average Buck Hunter
• The Steel Tape - Was the Second Most Important Thing
• Back Pack Hunting and the Stool Now #2
• Don't Stop Moving

Phase 1- The Development Phase - Sept 1

• Hunting Trails in a Buck Bed Area
• Lasting Until the First Frost in the North
• Bucks Start Feeding Together and Battle
• The Avg Weight of a Dominant Buck in Wisconsin: 305Lbs
• The Pecking Order, 5/8" to 1 1/4" Droppings, and Clumps
• Not many Trails in the Buck Bedding Area

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

After twenty six years of food plots, habitat management, and raising deer it's safe to say that Nick Percy is an expert at all these things.   Seeing that it is that time of year for planting and growing, we decided to have Nick, from Killer Food Plots, join us to breakdown each and every step needed to start and maintain a quality food plot, what to grow, and where to grow it.   This show is great for the beginner or the person who has been at the food plot experience for a bit, but just can't get it right.  

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DEER NEWS:

• Moose Spotted in Boston Massachusetts
• NASA On Board for Largest Trail Cam Project Ever
• Montana Whitetail Deer Population Soaring
• Urban Bow Hunters Claim 400 in Polk Co, Iowa

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• 26 Years of Food Plots and Habitat Management
• Hunting and Fishing in the Woods of Michigan
• A Name Change, Killer Food Plots is Killer
• How Important is a Food Plot for a Beginner?
• Soil Samples, Different Types of Lime
• How to Burn Down and Redo
• pH Level, Lime, Fertilizer, Rototill
• One Rain Can Eliminate 30% Fertilizer in Sandy Soil
• A Harrow Drag (think chain link fence with spikes)
• Leveling Out the Plot, Broadcast Out the Seed
• Soy Bean, Buckwheat, Peas, Sugar Beets, Large Seeds
• Yard Roller, Seed to Soil Contact, Hide Seed from Turkeys
• Cultipack, Quick and Dirty, Deep Woods- Annuals
• Rye Grass is Cheaper
• Use ATV to Smash Seed into the Ground
• The Killer Food Plot Blends
• Border Patrol, Climatize Mix, Deep Woods Blend
• Mistakes You Can Make - Burying the Seed too Deep
• Turnips, Kale, Radishes
• Cold Play Mix- Clover, Alfalfa, Buckwheat 
• Food Plot Locations - Entry Exit Strategies, Late Season Cover Habitat Near Plots
• Nick's 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

When an wrench hits, plans change. For Charles Byrum, when surgery failed leaving him less mobile, it put a serious damper on his spot and stalk style of California deer hunting. So, instead of staying put and wishing he could continue his passion, Charles did what any die hard deer hunter would do, he moved to Iowa! The terrain and techniques are different, but Charles is still getting it done in the deer woods (and is now shooting bigger deer by the way).

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DEER NEWS:

• 1000s More Trail Cams Coming to Wisconsin
• Michigan Expands Core CWD Area
• NY State Busts Illegal Venison Sales Ring
• Indiana's Governor Pence Approves 2 Hunting Measures

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• Stead Loyal Listener of the Big Buck Podcast
• From California to Iowa- Two Styles of Hunting
• Big Buck Registry and Conservation
• Population 400, Sowewhere, Iowa
• Two Cultures: West Coast East Coast
• Public Hunting, San Diego, California
• Oak and Sage Brush, Water, But No Food Source
• Binoculars are My Best Friend
• Pepper in the Deer Cavity
• A Decision to Move to Iowa Based on a Medical Issue
• The Need for Less Field Water
• Trading the Water for Gloves and Hand warmers
• From Public Land Hunting to Private
• Finding the Younger Hunters for the Good Deer Spots
• Iowa Door Knocking - Bring an Ice Breaker
• 3 Years Later - 3000 Acres to Hunt Privately
• 8 Miles to the Store, 3 Hour Trip
• Gravity Sucks - Don't Fall Asleep in a Treestand
• Iowa has Bigger Bucks :-)
• Young Bucks VS Old Bucks
• A Deer Story- It Ran Towards the House
• 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

Welcome back Jana Waller! Jana is one of those people that just makes you feel great to be human. With her work on the Wishes for Warriors Project, Jana is giving back as she can by helping Combat Veterans to heal through hunting. Jana first joined us in Episode 56 of the BBRDHP, almost 2 years ago now. Time flys and lots has happened since then, including what Jana says was her best hunting year ever, 2015. We get all the details on Jana's 2015 muley hunt and Kansas whitetail hunt, and some advice on how to plan your own DIY hunt out west with a little help from a mapping chip.

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DEER NEWS:

• St Louis Suburb Approves Archery for Deer Hunt
• Expert Calls Deer Sterilization Stupid
• Arkansas Deer Disease Prompts Missouri to Increase Sampling
• Soil Temp Key to Corn Crops

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• Huntin', Huntin', Huntin' Like Crazy
• Wishes for Warriors- Hunter Warrior Bonding
• Cortisol Levels and the Forest
• The Healing Power of Hunting
• $13 Can Send a Package to the Troops
• Camp Fire Chats with Combat Veterans
• The Show Notes - From 2 Years Ago
• I'll Never Top 2015- Mule Deer and Big Kansas Whitetail
• Onyx Maps - Do It Yourself Hunting 
• Public VS Private and Who Owns It
• Garmin, Onyx, and a Chip
• Lots o' Glassing, Big Country Hunting
• Weather Can Change in a Heart Beat
• 400 Yards and Wind in Your Favor
• Kestrel Shooting Meter - The Ideal Tool for Ballistics and Shooting 
• A Heavy Pack Out but with a Skip in Your Step
• Kansas Whitetail - Can't Use My Lease
• Typical 8 with Gnarly Bases
• A Wanderer Tresspasser Non-Homesteading Buck
• 10 Rapid Fire Questions
• I Cough Too Much 
• Sika Hunting in Maryland 

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

From his humble beginnings in Dayton, Ohio to the country life of Georgia, Travis  T-Bone Turner is one of the most likable hunters on television.  Travis spent time working for Mercedes Benz but soon opened a bow shop, which opened a door to a whole new world.  Many may not realize that Travis is a deep thinking detail oriented guy who holds a World Championship in 3-D Archery. As this interview will reveal, the Mother Hen (as Michael Waddell and Nick Mundt will affectionately refer to him), knows bows from limb to limb.  FOC? Thor's Hammer?  T-Bone Turner knows how to take some of the most technical physics-oriented flight of the arrow science and turn it into something that everyone can understand. You'll hear what we mean in this interview.

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DEER NEWS

• Minnesota Urges People to Leave Deer Fawns Alone
• Staten Island's Deer Management Strategy
• Why Do Bucks Shed Their Antlers?
• Can Milorganite Repel Deer?

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:

• Little Turkey Huntin', Little Bow Fix
• Rattlin' the Cheetos Bag & Squid Fishing
• Dayton Ohio to Atlanta GA
• Working for Mercedes Benz and a Bow Shop
• Competitive Archery and World Championship 3-D Archery
• Jeff Foxworthy and the Bear Whitetail Hunter
• The Evolution of the Bow
• Not a Fan of Speed, What's the Next Big Bow Thing?
• Warm to the Touch Handles - Carbon Risers
• 90% of the Shots are Less than 40 Yards
• Quirks- Accurate is Better
• FOC, Foward Balance, Cutting the Wind
• Thor's Hammer and Kinetic Energy
• Deer Hide and Momentum, Physics
• Redneck on TV, Genius off Camera
• TBone's Bag Contents, Scentlok, Realtree
• Leaving a Hole Open in the Blind
• Be Comfortable Hunt Longer
• TBone's Most Memorable Deer Hunt 
• 10 Rapid Fire Questions
• 2 Hornady Shotgun Shells
• The Mother Hen
• www.TBoneOutdoors.com
• Online Redneck Pep Rally

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

Jim Shockey, now 58 years young, has made a career of hunting for over 30 years now. Most would say he is one of most recognized and influential hunters of our time. Eva, his daughter, now 28 years old, has been following in Jim's footsteps but is, arguably, more recognized than Jim considering the number of Eva's social media followers. Eva has now entered into a new phase of her hunting career and life as she has broken away from the nest. Jim's start was far more humble than you might think- hunting was a means to food on the table, nothing more, and his deer camp as a child was a mobile home park he called home. Jim and Eva have a great camaraderie and cantor and we hear it all as we discuss their life journey.

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• Scent Companies Join Fight Against CWD
• Vermont Deer Herd to be Largest Since 2007
• Researchers find New Bacteria that Transfers Lyme Disease
• Oklahoma Legalizes Suppressor Use on Public Land

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:

• How Did Jim Get His Start?  Hunting Bugs
• Hunting is More than How To
• $42, Getting Paid to Talk and Write, a Comedy Column
• Ace Hadler - Pen de Plume
• Is Your Dad a Funny Guy?  His Writing Was Good
• Young Bucks in Rut, Underwear as a Boat Tarp
• The Duke of Kinade and Trailer Parks
• Family Support, But It was Never Financial
• An Easy Path for Eva? It's Still Hard Work
• Who Handed You These Questions? Girls and Dance Class
• And Underwear Model and Tim the Hockey Player
• Into the Layer and Tim's Not Listening
• Is That How It Went Down? Jim Cried but Denied
• No Moose= No Food
• Dad Told Me How To Shoot, My Kids are Great Shots
• Paranoid about Missing a Shot and Pushing Bush
• Is He Paying You? Junk Food Sugar Freak
• Never Buying Meat, Better to Know Your Animal
• The Keyboard Fanatic Anti-Hunters
• 88 Death Threats in 24 Hours and the Media
• Hunting is the ONLY Conservation that Will Save Animals
• A Pescatarian and Elk Meat
• SCI Become a Member of Something
• Share You Hunting Experience
• Most Memorable Whitetail Hunt
• Capturing a Moment in Time on Video
• 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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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