Jumping The String Podcast

JTS welcomes new guest Patrick!  Patrick helps us dive into the world of Night Vision, and how to hunt with it.  Patrick goes over the details of how you can own the night.  We also cover some tag info, ammo prices, and gear.

Please pardon our sickliness, and Cole's recovering nervous system.  The Tenkara Tickler joins us for an episode.  Cole lays out his jelly fish encounter, Wroe explains how his boat was held together with nothing but flex seal and hope, and how a pack of wandering Bobcats that tried to steal his bear bag.

Quick Rant.  Call, email, and write your officials. Pressure breaks pipes.

Calling all Turkeys!  The guys talk turkey calling, and the world's worst hoot owl call.  Nick has a new rifle and can't find any ammo for it.  Cole wraps up his ice fishing season.

The Dirty Dale Duck Man joins us for another fun one.  Cole picks up his new hunting rig, and drives it cross country with no plates.  Ice fishing is on our minds.  Best drunk purchases include a fifty thousand dollar boat, and 200 soft shell tacos from taco bell.  The guys talk building Glocks, and bear defense.  If Bear defense fails, shoot Cole in the knee and run.

Some technical difficulties for this episode, but we drool over ourselves as we talk meats.  Cole is getting a new hunting rig, and we discuss how we get past buck fever in order to make ethical hits.

Time to get out on the hardwater!  The guys discuss ice fishing tips, tricks, and tactics.  Cole is on the hunt for a new bow, and is working on taking his mullet to the next level.

Gear for western backcountry hunting, getting Cole ready for his big trip out west, and does anybody know where we can buy some bunny costumes?  Asking for a friend.

On Episode 10, Cole, Johnny, and Nick discuss stream access laws, perch fishing, new waterfowl regs in South Dakota, non-resident hunting in Montana, and Cole Sh*t*ng out of a boat.

Cole joins me on his first JTS podcast.  We get into Turkey's, why they make us crazy when they gobble, Cole's background, and how it seems that it is always in Nebraska when you almost get killed by the weather.