Bad shots (and even some good ones) on deer can make the task of finding the animal much more difficult. Guest Kevin Kaltenbach shares his expertise on recovering deer with the aid of his tracking dog. Whether a brand new hunter or seasoned outdoorsmen, this episode contains a lot of useful information.

Kenton reviews his 2019 hunting season and shares his plans for hunting in 2020. Also, discover the when, why, and how of shed hunting.

Host Kenton Garwood is joined by his wife Sara to help answer listener questions and share the tales of when she tried hunting.

Any successful hunt can be an emotional rollercoaster, but a hunter's first success can be something they remember forever. Guests Zack Martin and Jim Stang share the ups and downs of their recent deer hunting successes.

Discover what the rut is all about. Find out why is a great time for hunters to be afield and how we can capitalize on the rut for hunting success.

Master taxidermist Chip Wendt joins the program to discuss all things taxidermy. What it is, how to choose the mount, and what steps you can take in the field to ensure you have a great trophy.

Guest Jim Stang returns to the program and brings along new hunter Zack Martin to share the ups, downs, and what's next on his quest to learn to hunt.

Guests Bob Steele and Greg Callaghan take a break from hunting season prep work to talk about how they find time to hunt, balancing family and field time, along with some tips on getting kids started in hunting. 

Guest Noah Harrison helps Kenton discuss how camouflage, decoys, and calling are used in successful hunting.

How and why antlers and horns are scored along with what you need to know about game animal noses.