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High fences, cloned deer genetics, and the future of deer management are all on the table in this week’s episode as the boys finally circle back to a comment Logan made in a past episode that stuck with Caleb and Jarrett.

With all three hosts back in the studio, Logan takes time to explain his stance that he's not opposed to cloning deer, which naturally opens the door to a deeper conversation around the table.

The guys work through the ideas behind both topics, discussing hunting philosophy, deer management, and how evolving technology continues to shape the outdoor world. What starts as a follow-up to a past comment turns into a excited conversation about where hunting is headed and how different perspectives can still share the same campfire.

Pull up a chair, keep the coffee hot and the cooler close, and ride along with us on another episode of the Legacy Acres Podcast.

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This week on Legacy Acres, Caleb dusts off the bow and jumps into his first 3D shoot in two years, and what started as a friendly competition might’ve sparked a brand-new rivalry. The boys also break down what hunts they’re throwing their names in the hat for this season, plus plenty of the kind of campfire conversations you only get when the coffee’s hot and the cooler’s close. So grab your chair and slide on in this one is a doozy! 

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The boys dive headfirst into three of the most controversial topics in the outdoor world right now. First up, the hot-button debate around cloned whitetail deer in low-fence, fair-chase hunting. If a hunter kills a cloned deer that breaks records, does that buck deserve a spot in the record books — or does cloning cross a line that changes the meaning of “fair chase”?

Next, the conversation shifts to Texas bass fishing and the Toyota ShareLunker Program. With bigger fish showing up more often thanks to the program’s impact on genetics and fisheries management, should new record bass have an “asterisk” next to them? Or is this just the natural result of good conservation work paying off?

Finally, the boys hit the red button on a topic that fires up hunters everywhere: Are skyrocketing hunting lease prices ruining public land hunting? Does private lease inflation push more pressure onto public ground, or is this just the new reality of hunting access in 2026?

Plenty of opinions and the kind of debates that usually require a campfire and a cooler nearby. Be sure to pull up a chair, grab a cold pop, and jump into the debate with us!

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This week on Legacy Acres, Caleb and Logan let it fly with some hot takes and a few stones they’ve been itching to grind with the hunting world. From shared pet peeves to opinions that might hit close to home, the guys don’t hold back. They wrap things up with a couple fun games and plenty of laughs to send you into the weekend the right way. Hit play, kick back, and enjoy another honest, laid-back episode of Legacy Acres.

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Caleb kicks things off breaking down a weekend of New Mexico mule deer, spot and stalk style through the mesquite mounds of eastern New Mexico. Then Logan shares stories from late-season whitetail hunting in Oklahoma , the grind, the cold, and the lessons learned. To wrap it up, Logan has Caleb blindly rank breakfast foods, and it gets interesting fast.

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Logan is gearing up for a late-season whitetail hunt in Oklahoma on a property he’s got some history with. He breaks down his plan going in, what he’s learned from past sits, and what he’s changing this time around to put himself in a better position for success.

Caleb jumps in to talk through his mule deer hunt in eastern New Mexico. Diving into the new bow and arrow choices after getting to spend some time shooting, and how he’s planning to adjust in the field when it counts.

To wrap things up, Jarrett brings the energy with a fun game and a recap of his hunt with the legend himself, Clay Plant.

Preparation, strategy, and real conversations from/for the field — this one sets the tone for the hunts ahead.

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Caleb kicks things off by breaking down his new bow build from Korbin’s Archery in Lubbock, walking through what changed from his previous setup and his first impressions of the Mathews ARC 30, from overall feel to why this build has him fired up for the season ahead.

Then Jarrett recaps his first predator contest of the year, sharing what went right, what he learned, and how the early season is already shaping up. The guys also talk new gear additions, including a new hunting wagon that’s ready to earn its keep.

Plenty of gear talk, stories from the field, and the kind of conversations you’ve come to expect!

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This week, Jarrett jumps back into the studio as the boys break down fresh updates from the woods and everything happening in the middle of hunting season. Then it's time for one of the biggest debates in the outdoor world. What belongs on the official Mount Rushmore of North American game animals?

Each one of the guys brings his own list, and the arguments get heated as they try to narrow it all down to one final Legacy Acres Mount Rushmore. From whitetails to elk to the predators that keep prey on their toes, nothing is off limits in this debate.

Tune in for laughs, strong opinions, and discussion into the animals we think that define North American hunting.  

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Caleb Breaks down his first-ever hunt in Kansas, and it didn't come easy. With bucks locked down on does, he and the crew had to pivot, adapt, and switch strategies more than once just to get a shot. After a grind of a trip, Caleb finally sends a VPA broadhead home on a mature Kansas bruiser. It's a wild ride from the first walk in, to the final arrow- get comfortable and enjoy this killer episode!

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 Jarrett recaps a day in the Texas Panhandle with our good friend and loyal listener, Westin—ending in a mature whitetail on the ground. Then we shift to Caleb’s last-minute prep before his first Kansas hunt: gear checks, access plans, wind strategy, and the big decisions he’s making in the “land of giants.” Stream now and get ready for deer talk that’s equal parts story and strategy.