By Jack
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The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
In this episode we interview Jaryd's good buddy Jeff Koors. Jeff is a successful deer hunter originally from the North East, and was relocated to Florida 20 years ago. Jeff now has 20 years under his belt up North, and 20 years in the South. We discuss adapting to a Southern hunting style, the pros & cons of both habitats, traveling for deer hunting and more.
In this episode we interview Captain Tim Altman, or as some refer to him as, The Mayor of Hooville. He is a High Speed Trolling aficionado. Tim is well known Wahoo Fisherman of NE FL. He and good friend Casey Smith, run and manage the Wahoo Junkies facebook group along with the Wahoo-Zone tackle website, which is affiliated with Strike Zone Fishing.
We discuss how Capt Tim targets these beautiful fish in our waters, his boat setup, terminal tackle, rods & reels, the spread, what he looks for and how he plans his day. At the end of our conversation, Tim talks about his new Wahoo Tournament and its awesome format.
In the episode we talk to Tanner Edenfield about self filming his southern whitetail hunts. Tanner is from Middle Georgia, and his Youtube channel "Have Bow, Will Travel" has had great success in the past few years. We cover everything from filming techniques, equipment, editing software and even dive into land permission tips. Tune in to hear ALL about Tanner's Stompin' Ground.
In this episode we interview Kaitlyn Maus about women in the whitetail woods. Kaitlyn is an experienced sportswomen that specializes in self filming while DIY public land hunting. We cover hunting styles, public land, gear for women and introducing new hunters to the outdoors.
In this episode we discuss blood trailing with the legend himself, Kenny Mullins. We cover many topics ranging from what to do once you've shot a deer, finding a local blood tracker, shot placement, caliber/broad head choices, becoming a blood trailer and more. Tune in to hear about Kenny's Stompin' Ground, and listen closely to the mistakes you DON'T want to make, next time you need to recover an animal.
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I want to dedicate this episode to all the blood trackers nation wide, and express my gratitude for the countless sleepless nights and the unrelenting giving spirit.
-Jack
In this episode, I interview McArthur Gibson of Austell, GA. Just outside of downtown Atlanta. McArthur recently notched a tag on a nice Georgia early season buck, and specializes in archery hunting small tracts of land, with the average size being 15 acres. We cover many topics ranging from September deer patterns, hunting strategies, hunting over bait and more. Tune in this episode to hear about McArthur's Stompin' Ground!
Our guest for this week, Devin Cryer, hails from Winnie, Texas. Devin is a waterfowl and charter captain in southeast Texas. Since last week was the opener of early teal season for the southern states, we thought it would be fitting to have an expert explain the ways of the teal. In this episode, we cover migrations, habitat, hunting tactics and much more. We also couldn't resist talking about a little inshore and offshore fishing in the Gulf. Tune in to learn about Devin's Stompin Ground!
Our guest for this episode is Parker McDonald, the host of The Southern Ground Hunting Podcast. With all the trials and tribulations of public land hunting in Florida, it seems impossible to harvest a whitetail buck. Let alone a mature one. Parker and Jaryd give some tip and recommendations on strategies that have made them successful in The Sunshine State.
In this episode we interview our friend Franco Simone in Missoula, Montana. We discuss Jack's upcoming archery rut elk hunt in Oregon, tips for the new elk hunter and things to consider if you're planning your first Western Hunt. Franco has been an elk guide for a decade now, and he shares his experience with elk behavior, habitat, hunting scenarios, field dressing, gear and more! Stay tuned to hear an excited episode on the Elk Stompin' Grounds!
In today's episode we discuss the South Florida mullet run! Our friend Shaun Milliman has been fishing the mullet run for years and he explains this magical time of year, during the fall, where a massive amount of bait fish push down the East Coast of Florida. This bait is followed closely by many larger species of fish, including Snook, Tarpon, Jack Carvels, Sharks and more! This phenomenon is looked forward to by many Florida anglers, and is a must for a visiting fisherman. From bait being smashed out of the air on the beach, to shotgun-blast Snook pops under bridges, you won't want to miss this!
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.