On this episode we talk with Noah Hill from North Carolina. Noah has a history of hunting and fishing just about anything and everything. He killed an incredible non typical deer in North Carolina with a lot of character and a lot of junk. Noah has been after this deer for a few years and hunts 100% mobile with no presets on the private land that he hunts. He hunted this deer for a few days and kept inching closer and closer until he got into the kill zone after changing his access to better get after this buck. He shot the buck at 10 yards with his bow.

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In this episode, we sit down with the Bobby from Tuckaseegee Fly Shop located in the heart of Western North Carolina. Our conversation covers a wide range of topics, from the effects of Hurricane Helene on the community and local waterways  to the ins and outs of fly fishing and guided fly fishing trips.

Key Topics Discussed:

1. The Impact of Hurricane Helene:
   • How the hurricane affected local rivers and streams.
   • The environmental challenges faced by anglers and the fly fishing community in its aftermath.
   • Recovery efforts and the resilience of the community
   • Ways you can support the people impacted by the Hurricane Helene
2. Guided Fly Fishing Trips:
   • What to expect when booking a trip with Tuckaseegee Fly Shop.
   • Insights into the best spots for fly fishing across the country
   • Tailored experiences for both beginners and seasoned anglers.
3. Fly Fishing for Beginners:
   • How to get started in fly fishing.
   • Essential gear and techniques for those new to the sport.

Whether you're a seasoned fly fisher or someone who's curious about trying it for the first time, this episode is packed with tips, insights, and stories that will inspire you to hit the water.

Resources & Links:

• Visit Tuckaseegee Fly Shop: https://www.tuckflyshop.com/
• Shop online with Tuck fly shop : https://www.flyshopusa.com/
• Follow them on social media for updates on fishing conditions and trip availability.

Tune in now to hear all about fly fishing adventures in Western North Carolina!

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Welcome back to Episode 55 of the In Seezyn Podcast. On this episode we bring back Drew Young from Rax Game Lures. Drew recently joined a new hunting club that Mike Hemby has hunted for a few years and after 1 weekend of scouting, reading the sign and some limited trail camera data he killed a great 130 class deer in Georgia during the first weekend of Archery season. But before he could make it home  he ended up getting taken by ambulance to the emergency room. Listen to this episode to hear all of the details. During this Episode Mike also shared his success in the first 2 weeks of the season.

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In this episode, we explore how changing conditions impact early-season archery success. From buck patterns shifting with the fall season to the benefits and challenges of using cell cameras, we discuss strategies to stay ahead of the game. We also dive into the process of learning properties, using mapping apps, and focusing on the seasonal food sources deer prefer. Holden also tells the story of his early seezyn success and putting his biggest archery buck on the ground in Georgia

Key Discussion Points:

1. Buck Behavior Changes in Early Fall:
   • Impact of velvet shedding on buck movements and patterns.
   • The influence of food sources, like acorns dropping, on deer habits.
   • Holden’s experience taking his biggest archery buck during this transition period.
2. Strategies for Staying Ahead of Changing Patterns:
   • How to hunt when buck patterns shift and evolve.
   • Techniques for predicting deer behavior and staying ahead of changes.
   • Learning properties over the years—understanding how deer adapt seasonally.
3. Using Technology to Boost Success:
   • Pros and cons of using cell cameras for tracking deer movements.
   • How mapping apps, topography, and mapping filters help determine your approach on unfamiliar properties.
4. Hunting in Different States and Seasonal Goals:
   • What states we’re hunting in and our goals throughout the season.
   • Finding deer in unfamiliar areas using technology and on-the-ground scouting.
5. Targeting Seasonal Food Sources:
   • How and when to hunt based on the dropping of red oaks vs. white oaks.
   • Understanding whitetail food preferences throughout the season and how that guides your hunting strategy.
6. Morning Hunts and Thermals:
   • Hunting in the mornings until thermals shift.
   • How day winds, shadow lines, and changing security positions affect deer bedding.
   • Adjusting your hunting approach for light and variable winds to optimize your setup.

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In this episode, we dive into a common question for deer hunters and wildlife management organizations alike: How many does should you harvest? Managing deer populations for optimal health and balance between deer numbers and available forage is crucial. Here are the 12 key signs that indicate you may need to harvest more does than you have been:

1. Full Buck Tags, Empty Doe Tags: A balanced harvest of one doe for every buck can prevent an unbalanced buck-to-doe ratio and overpopulation.
2. Rattling and Grunt Calls Rarely Work: If bucks aren’t responding to calls, the buck-to-doe ratio may be too skewed toward does.
3. Browse Lines: If deer strip vegetation up to a certain height, it’s a clear sign of overpopulation and inadequate forage.
4. Older Does in the Harvest: The age distribution of harvested does can indicate whether you are under or over-harvesting them.
5. Kidney Fat: Deer health can be gauged by fat levels around their kidneys. Sparse fat means poor health and a need for better habitat or more doe harvest.
6. Food Plot Cages: Simple browse enclosures can show if your food plots are over-browsed, signaling a need for more forage or a reduced deer population.
7. Deer Eating Poor Forage: When deer start eating low-quality, tough-to-digest plants, it’s a sign they are overpopulated for the available food.
8. The Rut is a Dud: A lack of rut behaviors like buck fights or scrapes can be a sign that too many does are available, reducing competition.
9. Non-Native Plants Rule: If your land is infested with non-native plants, it reduces the carrying capacity for deer, requiring a lower deer population.
10. Internal Parasites Are Abundant: High levels of parasites in harvested deer signal poor health, likely caused by overpopulation.
11. Tick-Infested Deer: Ticks thrive when deer populations are too dense, leading to health issues for deer and increased tick-borne diseases.
12. You Hunt in a CWD Management Zone: Chronic Wasting Disease management zones require special consideration, and harvesting does is crucial to maintaining healthy deer populations and slowing the spread of the disease.

Guest Info: Lindsay Thomas Jr., Chief Communications Officer of the National Deer Association (NDA), shares his expertise on deer management and the importance of proper doe harvest. Lindsay has over 20 years of experience in wildlife journalism and has been instrumental in educating hunters on sustainable hunting practices.

Links & Resources:

• National Deer Association
• Article: https://deerassociation.com/12-signs-you-should-harvest-more-does/

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In this episode of the In Seezyn Podcast we talk with Peter Churchbourne, the Managing Director for the NRA Hunting Division and Hunters Leadership Forum, we discuss the groundbreaking work by the NRA Hunters’ Leadership Forum (NRA-HLF) and Responsive Management, and how they have conducted extensive research on Americans' attitudes toward hunting and hunters. This research, combined with insights from top debate strategists and communication specialists, has been distilled into a powerful book: How to Talk About Hunting. In addition to this book there is a series of 6 articles summarizing these principles in the American Hunter Magazine.

     Peter talks to us about why the public opinion of hunting matters and outlines multiple strategies that hunters can use in conversation, and on social media to improve the support from the non-hunting public, which largely determines the future of hunting across the country. 

Key Takeaways:

• The book is specifically designed for wildlife and conservation professionals to build support for hunting through persuasive and effective communication.
• It provides tools to address the public on topics like the historical role and modern benefits of hunting, backed by new social science research and proven communication strategies.
• With hunters representing less than 5% of the U.S. population, maintaining cultural acceptance of hunting is crucial for its future. The book emphasizes reaffirming shared values rather than changing minds.
• The research revealed that most Americans (79%) already have a positive attitude toward hunting, making it a matter of effectively communicating the value of hunting and conservation.

Become a member of the NRA: https://membership.nra.org/MultiStep/JoinToday

Link to American Hunter article referenced in episode: https://www.americanhunter.org/content/how-to-talk-about-hunting/

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Welcome back to the In Seezyn Podcast, this week we have Drew Young in Studio. Mike and Holden have been hunting with Drew for a few years and we will all be heading to Missouri to hunt whitetails during the rut, however today we are talking largely about the Alabama Dove opener. The three of us will be spending the weekend in Alabama hunting on a new piece of property that Drew purchased earlier this year.  In this episode, we dive into the basics and advanced strategies for a successful dove hunting season. From food plots for dove to choosing the right gear, we’ll cover everything you need to know to make the most of this high-energy hunt. Plus, we introduce Rax Game Lures, a game-changing product designed to improve your success rate in the field, especially for attracting big game like whitetails. 

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On Episode 50 of the In Seezyn Podcast we talk with John and Jennifer Edwards of Eight Point Taxidermy based in Rome, GA. Renowned for their exceptional service, unmatched value, and stunning quality, Eight Point Taxidermy brings a wealth of expertise to every project. We’ll delve into their process, what sets them apart in the industry, and how they achieve lifelike results that honor the beauty of the wild. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or new to the field, this episode offers insights into preserving your trophies with the care and craftsmanship they deserve.

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Welcome back to the In Seezyn Podcast, on episode 49 we brought back Charles Gholson. Charles has consistently had success in the early season hunting public land in Missouri. Charles talks about his process for scouting and preparing for hunting season in June, July and August. He is relentless with entry and exit when getting into his stand, and he discusses how he uses other peoples pressure to his advantage throughout the season. This episode is sure to give you some tips and tricks to increase your success this fall! 

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On this week's episode of the In Seezyn Podcast we talk with Kip Adams from the National Deer Association. Kip Adams is NDA’s Chief Conservation Officer and has been with the organization for more than 20 years starting in August 2002. Prior to joining NDA he served as a Wildlife Biologist for the Florida Game and Fish Commission and as Deer and Bear Project Leader for the New Hampshire Game and Fish Department. He earned his bachelor’s in wildlife and Fisheries Science from Penn State University and his master’s in wildlife from the University of New Hampshire. He is a certified wildlife biologist and licensed taxidermist.
We talk to Kip specifically about deer anatomy, the most lethal shots with a gun, with a bow, where you should shoot, where you shouldn't shoot. The effectiveness of different broadheads, heavy vs light arrows. We discussion of the causes of antler deformities, the factors that impact antler color and we even talk in detail about what some people refer to as “no man's land”. Kip is a wealth of knowledge and provided some great information that will make you more successful this fall. 

NDA video on shot placement and deer anatomy 
https://youtu.be/zhhkMPz-nAE?si=YPPFObONHCHFij1_

visit NDA website at DeerAssociation.com

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