Gamekeeper Podcast

On this bonus podcast we interrupt the turkey season preparations to talk to a professional hunter from Australia. Karl Goodhand of Goodhand OutBack Experiences entertains us with us stories of water buffalos, million acre hunting leases and he explains the hunting traditions of the aboriginal people. His story about the giant crocodile killing his tracking dog is well worth the listen. This one is fun. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.            

Show Notes: 
Goodhand Outback Experiences
Website: https://www.goodhandoutbackexperience.com.au/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/goodhand.outback/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goe78/ 

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This week we’re joined by calling legend Matt Morrett to talk turkeys. Matt was the first person to win the Grand National Calling Contest while incorporating a friction call into his routine. He has lived turkey hunting and calling contests all his life and has so much wisdom to share. These days, Matt is giving back to the resource by working as the Director of Marketing for the Pennsylvania Game Commission. It’s a walk down memory lane to hear the stories and learn from Matt’s expertise. You don’t want to miss this one. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.            

Show Notes: 
Pennsylvania Game Commission: https://www.pa.gov/agencies/pgc.html
Matt Morrett on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattmorrett/ 

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This week we are talking old-school calls with custom call maker Rick Ferlita. Rick owns Cypress Creek Turkey Calls and specializes in one called a scratch box. There are many variations, and Rick explains the rich history of the call, which goes back a long way. You will enjoy this one. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.            

Show Notes:
Cypress Creek Turkey Calls: https://www.facebook.com/cypresscreekcalls/

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This week we are joined by one of our favorite guests, Dave Owens of the Pinhoti Project.  Dave is a renowned traveling turkey hunter who obsesses over the details and is one of our favorite guests. We decided to ask him questions that he rarely gets asked in an effort to learn something new. How does he prepare for weeks of reduced sleep? He explains his filming set up to help listeners film their own hunts, we talk woodsmanship skills and how they paint a picture of what’s occurring, how he keeps up with the many different turkeys he is aware of, how environmental factors affect the sound of a gobble, how he anticipates what’s going to happen—allowing him to prepare—and how there is something therapeutic about the spring woods. It’s a good one. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.           

Show Notes:
Pinhoti Project: https://pinhotiproject.com/

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This week we are joined in studio by two turkey calling contest crazed individuals, Lann Wilf and Jason Conrad. They both have won numerous prestigious friction contests, including the World Amateur and the Grand National Friction, which were huge milestones for them. We learn all about the contests, including the drama around qualifying, strategies, and comradery amongst the competitors. They tell some great stories about legendary callers and hunting. At the end they give us a demonstration of their abilities that is nothing short of impressive. Grab your box calls and sand your slates! Listen, Learn and Enjoy. 

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This week, we are joined by master trapper Mike Sievering and Bill Duke of Duke Traps. It’s trapping season, and we are all interested in learning tips and techniques to help us better manage predator populations. Mike shares an interesting history of trapping and provides lots of personal insight that would take someone many years to learn on their own. It’s a good one. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.           

Show Notes:
Duke Traps: https://www.duketraps.com/
Alabama Trappers: http://www.atpca.org/

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On this timely classic episode (EP:190) we are honored to have Dr. Dana Morin, an Applied Population Ecologist with the Carnivore and Population Ecology Lab at the Forest and Wildlife Research Center at Mississippi State, sitting between the turkeys and explaining many facts about coyotes. We learn they are a fascinating animal, very much deserving of our respect even though we still seem to want to trap or shoot each one we see. They weren’t always in the Eastern half of the U.S., yet have you ever wondered how they got here? Why do they howl? Just how smart are they? If you trap one how long does it take another to fill the void? How large are their territories?  Her vast amount of research into their habits and habitat allow her to provide us some serious insight. We learn it all and more. Listen, Learn and Enjoy!          

Show Notes:
Big thanks to Dr. Dana Morin with the MSU Carnivore and Population Ecology Lab 

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This week we are joined by Hunter Crimm, a local trapper who has distinguished himself as being one of the best. Hunter explains how he became interested in trapping and how it’s taught him woodsmanship skills that made him a better hunter. We talk about raccoons but he really explains how he catches bobcats and coyotes. It’s highly informative podcast and if you’re thinking about trapping, you need to hear this one. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.          

Show Notes:
Hunter Crimm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hunter.crimm.7/
Hunter Crimm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/huntercrimm/
Lost Arrow Archery: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563980047441

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On this timely classic episode (EP:190) we are joined in studio by deer dog recovery expert Zach Crowley and his legendary tracking dog, Dayah (a beautiful black-mouthed Cur). We hope you never need one, but if you do it’s great to know there is a network of recovery dogs that can make the difference in recovering your deer. Zach explains what steps to take after a nominal shot, and how to get in touch with a blood trailing dog owner in your area. We also talk about how you can typically expect a wounded whitetail to behave, and the basics of how to train your own recovery dog. Dayah doesn’t say much, but Zach is a wealth of “been there done that” information. If you hunt whitetails…you’ll pick up something useful. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.          

Show Notes:
Join Zach’s Facebook group: Blood Trailing Dogs - https://www.facebook.com/groups/877716418995430

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This week, we are joined by Dr. Mike Chamberlain to talk through some of the latest whitetail management techniques he’s seeing. Over the last fifty years, the landscape has changed and whitetails are clearly king! But what’s changed, and what can we learn? His recent trip to South Texas leads us to ask about the story of his buck and what he sees that those intensively managed ranches are doing that works. As always when Mike joins us, it’s an interesting discussion. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.

Show Notes:
The Wild Turkey Lab: https://wildturkeylab.com/ 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildturkeydoc/?hl=en
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michael.chamberlain.31/  

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