Goose Chasers we are diving in to our Kansas Success this week on episode 99 of Goose Chasing! 99?! What?! I am here solo this week talking about our Kansas trip, the weather we endured, and never giving up to get it done on the last day! I am also talking Code Blue Scents and tactics, when to hunt this time of year, why the rut can be so rewarding and much more! Lets dive right in.

Goose Chasers we are joining you from Kansas at the start of Scrape Week! Scrape Week and this episode is brought to you by Code Blue and today we have a special guest in the house. Uncle J is coming in hot this week on Goose Chasing as he drew a Kansas tag and we are all enjoy camp from the heartland. This week we talk Code Blue Scents, why scrapes are so important right now, trail cameras on video mode, living a dream, a raining week in Kansas and much more! Join us, please!

Goose Chasers we are back from Wisconsin with a lot to talk about! The Public Land deer camp was an absolute blast a d a huge success and today we are joined by special guests Tom Loland who is the director at XOP and one of the best producers and storytellers in the game, Sam Moore from Sam Moore Media. We filled 6 tags at the XOP Gear Lab this past week in Wisconsin and we are hear to talk about all of it. This is a good one. Lets go!

Goose Chasers so sorry for the long delay between episodes but we are back and it is officially opening day of bow season here in New York. Its a beautiful day for bowhunting and we are talking about our fall travels so far, opening day obviously, what opening day means to me, North Dakota (kinda), an elk hunt in Colorado that I have dreamed about, finding the little kid in you, and much more! Its a good one and I am glad to be back!

Goose Chasers! We have a special guest in the house today! DEANO is back! And my goodness did we have a lot of laughs today. Today we talked summer bucks, the buck pool being full, the rut versus this time of year, which one is our favorite, how many bucks in America aren't on trail camera, and so much more! Glad to have Deano back in the saddle. Get after it!

Also, we thought this was episode 96 and it is factually 95! We have work to do!

Goose Chasers whats going on? Your boy is back with another Solo episode this week. It is tough to get Deano scheduled into the studio these days being a dad and all. But we have got a lot to cover today. Today we are talking about Food Plot Chronicles, where we are at in the food plot process, throwbacks to the good old days, the unknown of the hunt, AND the fact that WE"RE GOING ELK HUNTING! I drew an elk tag in Colorado with a bow and cannot even tell you how pumped I am! Lets go!

Goose Chasers! Happy Fourth of July and what a win for the public land advocates over the last week. Senetor Mike Lee was trying to sell off 3.2 million acres of public land out west and we said NO! Not One Acre! Here to talk about that and everything that is American on this Independence Day.

Goose Chasers how are we doing on this fine Wednesday? Today we got a solo episode with David and we are talking life lately in TAGNBRAG land. There's a lot going on over here and a lot to talk about. We are experiencing a facebook hack currently, staying in shape, bringing back ego waffles, log cabin syrup, and talking the recent addition to crossbows in New York for the entire bow season. It gets wild. Lets go!

Goose Chasers Deano is back this week and we are fresh off a family trip to the BIG Apple. New York City was a wild experience! Neither of us had ever been and we are here to talk about it all. Outside of that, the spring food plots are in the ground and we are here to talk about it. We are talking planting with new equipment, efficiencies, saving money, new equipment and much more. There's a lot packed in to one episode so lets get after it!

Goose Chasers how are we already at episode number 90?! This has been an insane journey so far and we cant thank you all enough for coming along with us. Today is a solo episode with David and we are talking about exploring the unknown in the hunting world. I am so grateful for how far we have come from and the work we have done to create an amazing place to hunt at Camp Cutlet but, the little boy in me is curious about getting back in to the unknown parts of hunting. Come along I will take you on a journey!