Why you should always use a shooting rest. How to make your own shooting rests. Commercially available options.

How to set up an out of state hunt. A look at Alex's Indiana whitetail buck from last year. Using Google Earth for speed scouting.

How to get started dove hunting. We talk about gear, tips, where to go, and how to cook doves.

Recipes, techniques, and tricks for making pear sauce.  This is similar to applesauce.

This is the first installment of Hump Day Hacks, minisodes that will come out on Wednesdays.  We will look at outdoor hacks that will make you laugh and preview the interview coming up on the Saturday podcast.  Please send me you hacks!  Visit realworldredneck.com to connect with me.

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This is the story behind my first deer. It is the first in a new segment that will be called "Killer Setups". These podcasts will explore previous successful hunts.

In today's throw away, on demand world, it is refreshing to find a program that uses sustainable, recyclable materials.  This is a conversation with Josh Schwartz @Meppsman about how you can trade your squirrel tails in for cash or lures.

Food plots can be fun, rewarding, and beneficial.  But it can be overwhelming getting starting.  On this weeks episode of the podcast, we cover the basics of setting up food plots.  Since many of us don't have a tractor or tillage equipment, we explore other ways to get the job done.  We also talk about seeds, fertilizer, and herbicides.

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This week, we cover squirrel hunting basics, including the equipment options, accessories, types of squirrels, how to locate them, calling, their food sources, and more. We dive into meal preparation as well as a bonus kitchen hack about quick grilled cheese.  We even answer the age old question of how to get your kids to eat those end pieces off of a loaf of bread.

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In this episode, we cover prevention and treatment of chigger bites, mosquitos, ticks, turkey mites, gnats, flies, poison ivy, and bee stings.

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Permethrin spray & Thermacell

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Alcohol Swabs

In this episode I cover the basics of using a bow to catch frogs.  My son got us started doing it this way, and it has worked out better than traditional frog gigging gear.  We also talk about how to cook frog legs, and the new amazon shopping feature on the website.

This week's redneck hack is a potato tower submitted by Shelly

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