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The Journey takes Heath to Edisto, SC. Heath shares his experience he took from training at Georgia K9 and the many classes he has sat in with Jeff Schettler. Jeff is a retired K9 handler, author, and K9 trainer. Jeff has a spot on amazon called Mantracker radio. He runs one of the most sought after man tracking schools in the world, since 2008. Jeff was drawn to the tracking world when he was introduced to bear hunting in California over 40 years ago. He has harnessed what he took from the hound world and leads the way in the tracking K9 industry, today. Heath and Jeff talk about some of the parallels they both use in both disciplines. The environmental effects of sunlight on the age of the track, how bacteria breaks down the scent pictures, and one of the most valuable things Heath took away from a training session in downtown Charlston. So sit back and devour the experience in the episode of the Journey. 

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Tradition is what being a Houndsman is all about. What we do with our hounds is one of the oldest forms of hunting known to man. In that same vein, most houndsmen long to be left alone to live a simple and free life. In these unprecedented times of high fuel prices, threats to food supply chains, energy blackouts and inflation; houndsmen will survive.

John Bolin returns to the Houndsman XP podcast for a conversation that discusses traditional and self sustaining lifestyles. John has toured extensively across the country, meeting folks who live the life of self sustainment from homesteaders to backyard grdeners. Chris and John tell some old stories about growing up in a different era and how they live now to ensure a thriving future, regardless of the current economic and political climates. 

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Heath and Ariel pick back up the conversation with a few training tips and break down the science of the olfactory system of the hound, (the dog's nose). They talk about the scent receptors and some things we can do to help give our hounds the edge on becoming a better hound. Ariel explains things that are transferred from the mother to the pups before they are even conceived. This episode is loaded with valuable information you’re not going to want to miss. The Journey just got hotter. 

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John Broadhurst joins Chris in this historical and highly informative podcast to discuss the traditional hunting techniques from the Old Country-Britain.

John grew up hunting in the countryside of the Lakeland District on England. He got an early start in life hunting fox and mastered the art of both hounds and terrier work. He was a professional huntsman and terrier man for with fox hunting clubs. He has written two books titled Terriermen and Terriers Volumes 1 and 2. John also was one the only Redcoat houndsmen hunting hare with Beagles in his professional career. He also was a judge for terrier trials and shows, which he continues with toady in the U.S.

John moved to the United States approximately 25 years ago and lives in North Carolina. He has multiple terriers that he hunts and breeds. He has Plott hounds that he hunts Black Bear in Coastal Carolina near the Dismal Swamp.

This is a good one folks and we don’t even scratch the surface in this interview featuring John Broadhurst.

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Last time on The Truth on the Houndsman XP Podcast Network, George and Susan Peeryman shared their experience hunting in the early days of their marriage, shared stories of raising their children in the woods chasing raccoons with their hounds. 

In this episode we sat down with James Perryman,son of George and Susan,  a third generation outdoorsman and houndsman. He shares what it was like growing from his earliest memories to transitioning to competing at a high level with their hounds. Also he shares what it means to have his sons enjoy the outdoors and hounds with him. 

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Heath and Chris discuss the progress of the “A” litter that Heath is tasing to become supreme critter gitters. If you are looking for tips and training techniques to get that special pup on the right track at an early age, this episode is for you. Listeners will be drawn into the conversation as Heath talks about the nuances of raising puppies, what he is doing to increase the chances of high quality serviceable hunting dogs.

Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned veteran, whether you are raising coonhounds, big game hounds or upland game dogs; this podcast is for you. 

Topics discussed: 

• “waking up” a dogs nose
• Individual puppy evaluation
• Tips and tricks to accelerate learning

It all here folks. This is the episode you’ve  all been asking for and you get it on The Journey on the Houndsman XP Podcast Network.

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Ed Bates entered his first competition coonhunt in 1953. He has won two world championship, has numerous dogs that have earned their spots in the Hall of Fame, won national championships and has owned the. Most iconic dogs in the history of coonhounds and the English Coonhound breed. 

Scott has won one World Championship, competed at every level and has walked among the giants his entire life. Scott loves to compete with a line of English dogs with a rich history. You will hear about his life and the priorities he set for his life.

Listeners will cherish the story as the admiration between this dynamic father and son duo is apparent.

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In this episode of all mixed up Seth and Lauren discuss some new trending news, and then Seth takes us back to Canada for an interview with an interesting and loquacious veteran, Matt Fortin who experienced hound hunting for the first time. Then we shift into high-speed gear and welcome Mr. Randy Tivis; a well-known coyote hunter with sighthounds, to hear his thoughts on what makes a great coyote coursing dog and preparing for the future. 
This episode has something for everyone, and you won’t want to miss it!

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Ariel Peldunas was a USMC Military Working Dog handler, private contractor working a cadaver dog overseas looking for remains of fellow service members. Once, back, state side she received her degree in biology and minor in neuroscience. She worked for Tarheel K9 and Logan Haus Kennels implementing puppy programs and working directly with detection dogs. She continued her training experience opening her own K9 training facility and working for Ridgeline K9. Ariel has extensive background in the olfactory system our dog use. 

Ariel Discusses her beginnings as a bear hunter and houndsman. As a new hunter she talks about the terminology and compares it to her working dog experience. She also discusses her early impressions of hounds and hunting. 

Heath and Ariel dive into some of the testing exercises they use to select pups they have not raised and work are some things to be aware of. They talk about what experience they use from the Military and police training to help them select and train their hounds. Ariel talks about what got her into hounds and the gaps between the two disciplines. This is a part of the Journey you don’t want to miss. 

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Chris catches up with Micah Ayers on his home turf in southeast Kentucky to discuss the iconic Batman. Batman holds the top spot in historical reproducers for the Black and Tan coonhound breed.

Listeners will get the back story of how Micah and his brother Shane came to own Batman, the network of people that made his rise to success achievable and what it takes to stay on top. 

If you like to hear from good people with a good story that don’t just talk about themselves, you will love this episode. Micah is a genuine good guy and it was a pleasure to capture the episode for your enjoyment and information. 

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