Meat & 2

Folks this is a good one. In this Episode the boys have in studio Blane Willingham of Make em Bleed Kennels and North Alabama Wounded Deer Recovery. This guy knows everything when it comes to finding a wounded deer with his dogs. Sit back , listen and learn what to do and not do if you have a deer that you can't find. Of course as usual there will be a rabbit hole or two they will go down.

Contact Info: Blane Willingham, cell phone: 256-590-6363

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This week the boys catch up on what's been going on in both their lives. Dustin is still down in Florida trying to get the lights back on for them. Anthony talks about putting up some new shooting houses and planting green fields. A lot of conversation on preparing for deer season and being safe out there in the woods. This is a good one folks.

This maybe their best one yet! The boys sit down with Lauran Ellis the brainchild of her dads podcast "Fist Full of Dirt" They discuss everything from Lauren's childhood and growing up in the outdoor industry to producing, editing for Mossy Oak and everything in between. This is a podcast like no other they have recorded before. You will definitely want to listen to this one!!

In this bonus episode the boys apologies for announcing the soon release of a podcast that didn't get published because of some technical issues. They also talk about where Dustin is currently along with planting and hunting updates. Once again they want everyone to know how sorry they are about getting the announced podcast wrong. Hang in there with us and say a little pray for Dustin, his crew and everyone in the path of Hurricane Milton.

Stepping out of their element just a bit the boys sit down with Seth Fryer of the Midwest Minute Podcast out of South Dakota and discuss everything southern and midwestern. They also educated Seth on frog gigging. You guys will not want to miss this one and you may even laugh a little.

This week the boys sit down and discuss with each other how they are starting to get ready for Fall and hunting season. A lot of discussion about the weather, preparing your climbing, lock-on's and ladder stands for hunting season. Also things to check before shooting your bow or crossbow plus a ton of other little gold nuggets you will not want to miss.

Well after a lot of hard work the boys have their new studio about 99.9% complete and have moved the recording equipment in. Tonight they recorded the podcast in the new studio that Dustin has dubbed "The Lakeside Studio". Listen to them talk about the work done on the studio but they also discuss Anthony's recent trip to South Dakota and Dustin's dove shoot. They also get into hunting club preparation and what is coming in the next few weeks.

Well this episode was supposed to be primarily talking about dove hunting and preparing a dove field but when you have the owner and founder of such a great turkey calling company on you know the guys are going to talk turkey. They did eventually get to the doves but not before having a great discussion on calls, calling and William's awesome company based in South Carolina.

In this episode the guys talk about the projects they have been working on. These include updates on the construction of the new podcast studio. What they have been doing to get their properties ready for hunting season and just general chitchat about life in general. It's short and sweet so give it a listen and learn something .... maybe.

Marc Brenner is known far and wide as a habitat manager and has a love for everything outdoors and the animals that live there. He and his wife Misty have built there lives doing what they love. Tonight the guys will talk to Marc about managing your property. How to put a plan together to get the results that you are looking for and the best way to go about planting your food plots and what to plant. As always you can bet the topic will stray here and there but there is so much to be learned in this one. Get out your note pad and get ready to write down the gold nuggets of information.

To contact Marc with land management questions or help you can search him out on Facebook here https://www.facebook.com/marc.brenner.370, text or call him on his cell @ 205-281-3920