Will Deets joins the podcast to tell us about shooting two Minnesota slammers before barely being able to legally drive. Will and his family have put together one of the greatest whitetail properties in the midwest. You don't want to miss this one!

Jake Huebschman of The Hunting Public joins me to talk about velvet whitetail hunting out west. Jake drove out west back to back years without anywhere to hunt, and had to door knock for permission. After hearing his stories, I am beyond excited for September 1st.

This story takes place in the big woods of Northern Wisconsin. No agriculture fields for miles, and tons of wolves and harsh winters to compete with. Trey somehow managed to arrow a mature buck. This story is awesome!

Cyle shot two huge public land bucks in 2025. The first was an early season hunt in Wisconsin, and the second was a late season hunt in Iowa. Two opposite situations, with equally heart pounding excitement. Have you ever shot two giants in one year?

Today I am joined by Ted Zangerle of The Hunting Public. Two years ago, Ted shot a magnum public land buck in Iowa. In this episode we hear the behind the scenes of that story, and a story of him shooting a rutted up Kansas buck on the ground. You won't want to miss this one.

15 yards on the ground, huddled behind a homemade decoy! That is where Brett Walker of Gone All Season and The Hunting Public finds himself in this one. We hear stories from Iowa public land to two man deer drives in Wisconsin. You won't be disappointed you clicked on this episode.

Kicking off Episode 1 with a banger! I am joined by my good friend Cole Booth to talk spot and stalk hunting. Cole was an intern for The Hunting Public and has now started his own channel called Gone All Season. All three of the stories we discuss in this episode can be watched on Gone All Season or The Hunting Public youtube channels.

A quick episode about what can be expected on the Hunting Tails Podcast. This short clip will break down the style and format of what's to come in subsequent episodes.