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In this episode of The Watering Hole, hosts Todd Graf and Justin Zarr dive into a mix of land management updates and a trip down memory lane regarding the evolution of hunting technology. Todd shares the latest progress on his property, detailing the recent planting of hundreds of swamp white oaks and red oaks, along with various shrubs intended to enhance turkey nesting spots and deer bedding areas. The duo also discusses recent local news, including a tornado that touched down near Todd’s place and the exciting NFL draft news of local standout Jennings Dunker being selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The conversation shifts to a deep dive into how trail cameras revolutionized the hunting industry, as Todd and Justin recall the days of bulky 35mm cam-trackers that required manual film developing. They reflect on how this technology changed land ownership and hunting pressure, concentrating hunters into smaller areas as big-buck intel became more definitive. To wrap things up, the guys touch on the current surge in tick populations and the serious reality of Lyme disease and Alpha-gal syndrome, reminding everyone to stay protected while out in the spring woods.
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In this episode of The Watering Hole, hosts Todd Graf and Justin Zarr dive into a mix of land management updates and a trip down memory lane regarding the evolution of hunting technology. Todd shares the latest progress on his property, detailing the recent planting of hundreds of swamp white oaks and red oaks, along with various shrubs intended to enhance turkey nesting spots and deer bedding areas. The duo also discusses recent local news, including a tornado that touched down near Todd’s place and the exciting NFL draft news of local standout Jennings Dunker being selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The conversation shifts to a deep dive into how trail cameras revolutionized the hunting industry, as Todd and Justin recall the days of bulky 35mm cam-trackers that required manual film developing. They reflect on how this technology changed land ownership and hunting pressure, concentrating hunters into smaller areas as big-buck intel became more definitive. To wrap things up, the guys touch on the current surge in tick populations and the serious reality of Lyme disease and Alpha-gal syndrome, reminding everyone to stay protected while out in the spring woods.
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