HILLBILLY HUNTER

We had the great honor of sitting down with Alone Season 9 cast member Terry Burns. Terry talks about his journey to becoming a cast member of a show that he had never heard of and his drive to live an adventurous lifestyle, Terry also talks about his caribou hunt where he hiked 150 miles and spent 56 hours strait packing out meat in minus 20-degree temperatures and how he prepared for the filming of Alone season 9 and much more.

In this episode the topics covered are, who is winning the squirrel hunting contest, Bryan won't even tell his own brother where his secret squirrel hunting spots are,  trappings, tuning bows on a rainy day, Brett's side by side accident, how to stay active during the winter time and much more

Episode #14, we finish our conversation with Terry Burns. He talks about his latest trip to Africa. Terry talks about how he won a jumping contest and  how he dodged getting married in a small village and much, much more......

Episode #13, we talk to Terry Burns about his epic solo goat hunting on Kodiak Island, Alaska. Terry had several encounters with brown bears, bad weather and the dangers of sleeping on the side of a mountain. We also talk about his weight lose during  his 17 day hunt. And best of all  this is only part one of our conversation with Terry!!!!! 

Is West Virginia as dry as the plains of Wyoming? Early bow season heat, Steel Force Broadheads and why we use them and the top secret product field testing that the guys are doing this season, the results of which will be on a later podcast.

Part 2 of antelope camp, topics covered are doing your business in a bucket, shooting prairie dogs is the most fun you can have with your clothes on, Austin finally gets "blind drunk" (when you sit in a hunting blind too long and go off the deep end) and much more.......

Well it's antelope time again. We are joined in Wyoming with Jerry, Austin and Jerrid Back from Ohio and Rusty Reed from West Virginia. Rusty has been hunting antelope for 20 plus years and shares some insights on hunting lope. Also the guys talk about the bad hand signals that Bryan gives, how do you do your business in a blind and much more.......

First of all let me apologize about the sound quality in this episode, we are getting new equipment and our overall sound will be getting better in future episodes. Now back to it, we give an update about the natural resource committee vote on lowering the buck limit in West Virginia. We also touch on the new acting director of the Bureau of Land Management, William Perry Pendley, whom is an advocate of returning public lands in the west back to private ownership. What effect will that have on everyone who enjoys the vast public lands in the west? 

Lowering the Buck Limit from three to two in West Virginia can be an emotionally driven  and polarizing topic for the hunters of the mountain state.  National and State organizations, like the Quality Deer Management Association and the Local branches of that group (WV QDMA) are supporting the measure. With less than 1% of the hunters filling the third buck tag, is a lower the buck limit going to make a difference?

We have two unique perspectives on this topic, a young hunter who is at the dawn of his hunting career and two guys that are long in the tooth,  with over 80 combined years in the field.