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In this episode Jimmy rides solo and discussed an article he ran across at Realtree about the venison in your freezer and some interesting ideas around that dreaded freezer burn that no doubt we’ve all experienced. We work too hard doing all the things we need to do to give us the best chance at a successful hunt hoping to enjoy the bounty of our work only to reach into our freezer to find that…

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In this episode we celebrate this year’s American Secession Day by discussing another possible controversy surrounding “liberating” pigs from the burden of destroying farmer’s crops and people’s property. But not just that but doing it at night, with night vision or thermal and using the much maligned and “evil” assault rifle. We’ve heard some rumblings against this practice so we try to get…

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In this episode of the Feed Bandit Podcast we discuss a debate/question/controversy that’s centered around what is the best deer protein on the market. Since we’re not wildlife biologists or anything fancy like that we decided we’d focus on the issue from a slightly different angle: what protein product out there would a deer prefer to eat? So we’ve decided to break out the ‘ole trusty Feed…

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In this episode of the Feed Bandit Podcast we continued our series, Campfire Stories, where we read and comment on a story called, “Last Shell In The Rifle”, about a Polar Bear hunt in times past. It’s a little off the beaten path for the podcast since we haven’t discussed polar bears or really any modern day hunting way up north. We’d love to be able to just see that majestic land up there…

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In this episode of the Feed Bandit Podcast we talk about what should be on our ranch to-do list now that the heat is here and it’s only going to get hotter and stick around for a while. With no major hunting season going on (hogs beware!) we turn our sights to ranch maintenance and game management. We discuss supplemental feeding, water conservation and supplementation…

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In this episode the guys have Adam Whitehead, owner of Sportsman’s Box, back on the podcast to catch up and talk about what’s new at his company. They’ve done a lot of amazing things over the last year improving the value even more in their Discovery Boxes with amazing new gear and they’ve added a few special perks for those that are members. Adam gives us a sneak peek into their Insider…

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In this episode, is it true the Corn Bandit changes his name? Say it ain’t so! He may have to after the turkey season he’s had. He recounts his last weekend to hunt turkey and the success he had on a good, young gobbler. We also discuss the runnin’ jake harvest his brother-in-law had. Unfortunately Jimmy didn’t get out to the turkey field this season due to the dang virus that shall not be…

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In this episode we are starting a new series we’ll call “Campfire Stories” where we’ll recount some of the most interesting and exciting hunting stories we’ve read or heard. In this one we start with a story called “A Bearded Legend” from the book, The Greatest Hunting Stories Ever Told. This is one we would consider to be a Turkey Odyssey rather than just a normal hunt. We invite you to pull up…

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In this episode we conclude our youth turkey hunting series with a great success! Corn Bandit was able to guide his daughter to harvest her first turkey. Everything came together in this hunt and there was even some other unexpected visitors that miraculously didn’t ruin the hunt. Amazingly enough the turkey’s gobbling actually scared them off! Too bad they weren’t going after them as well.

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In this episode we are honored to speak with Kenneth Sharber, owner and operator of the Muy Grande Deer Contest and Country Store in Freer, TX (https://www.muygrandevillage.com/). We discuss the Muy Grande Deer Contest in detail, the oldest deer contest in the world. We talk about its history being started by Leonel Garza back in 1965 and how it’s grown into being considered the granddaddy of all…

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