ROAM Outdoors Podcast

Roam Shoot Suppressors

Welcome to Roam Shoot.

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Host: Eric (Skeeter) Beckman.

Guest: Adam Miller

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Are you curious about suppressors, their history, how to legally acquire them, and what you need to know before diving in? Skeeter Beckman from Experience Wild breaks down everything from the origins of suppressors to recent legal changes, making it accessible for hobbyists and hunters alike on this episode of Roam Shoot.

Key topics:

The history and evolution of NFA items and suppressors since 1934

Difference between silencers, cans, and suppressors; misconceptions and terminology

The legal process for obtaining a suppressor: Form 1, Form 4, and recent legislative changes

How to navigate paperwork, biometrics, and background checks efficiently

Practical considerations for suppressor types, calibers, and maintenance

Impacts of recent legislation, lowering costs, and lowering entry barriers

The importance of legal awareness and responsible ownership

Tips for hunting and shooting with suppressors across different states

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Rumble In The Forge

Welcome to Roam Land

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Host: Bryan Meyering

Guest: Johnny Stewart

Land Stats

Type: Public Land

Terrain: Flat

Cover Type: Big woods

Primary Food Source: Timber Cuts/ Native browse

Water Source: Drainages and Swamps

Peak Activty: Rut

Hunting Location: Downwind of Bedding

Stand Location: Multitrunked Cherry Tree

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In this episode of Roam Land, host Bryan Meyering sits down with Johnny Stewart, a well-known figure in hunting communities, to discuss one of Johnny’s favorite and most productive spots. The conversation kicks off with Johnny sharing his current hunting status, including tags he has left and his plans for the remainder of the season. They dive into Johnny's impressive hunting year, highlighting a memorable deer he harvested in New Hampshire, which he describes as one of his best hunts due to the challenging terrain and low deer numbers. The discussion transitions into the intricacies of deer behavior, habitat diversity, and the importance of scouting and understanding the land when hunting. 
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Winter Fly Fishing

Welcome to Roam Fish

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Host: Tony Fellows

Guest: Andrew Homick

In this episode of Roam Fish, host Tony Fellows and guest Andrew Homick discuss their friendship rooted in fishing, share insights on winter fly fishing tactics, and delve into the gear and techniques essential for targeting steelhead. They explore the nuances of fishing in cold weather, the importance of water temperature, and the differences between various fishing methods, including indicator fishing and the chuck and duck technique. The conversation highlights the joy of fishing, the challenges faced, and the camaraderie built through shared experiences on the water. They discuss Euro nymphing, the selection of flies, and the significance of fishing efficiently with limited time. The debate between using bead flies versus tied flies adds a humorous touch, while the conversation wraps up with a discussion on community involvement and creating personal fly patterns.

Key Topics:

The bond of friendship can be strengthened through shared passions like fishing.

Understanding water temperature is crucial for targeting trout effectively.

Winter fishing requires specific tactics and gear to be successful.

A good fishing rod should have a reliable warranty due to the nature of steelhead fishing.

Time spent on the water is directly proportional to the number of fish caught.

Euro nymphing offers a unique approach to catching fish.

Smaller flies can be more effective in winter conditions.

Presentation of the fly is crucial for attracting fish.

Having a good drift is essential for successful fishing.

The debate between bead flies and tied flies is ongoing.

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The Roam Syndicate Crew

Welcome to Roam Hunt

Host: Nate Rozeveld

Guests: Adam Miller, Joe Davis, Bradley Collings, Jake Berghuis, Eric Nelson

In this episode, the Roam Syndicate crew discusses their journey of friendship through hunting, the evolution of their YouTube channel, and the challenges of filming their hunting experiences. They reflect on the importance of community, shared experiences, and the memories created through their adventures. The conversation highlights the camaraderie among the group and their commitment to capturing and sharing their hunting stories. In this engaging conversation, the participants reflect on their hunting experiences, sharing stories of anticipation, tracking, and the thrill of the shot. They discuss the challenges of missed opportunities and the milestones achieved, such as first deer. The conversation also delves into equipment choices, the importance of consistency in gear, and future plans for upgrades. Technology's role in hunting is highlighted, along with lessons learned from the past year. In this engaging conversation, the group discusses their plans for upgrading hunting gear, including cameras and innovative equipment ideas. They share humorous anecdotes about a cursed bow and their future hunting plans, emphasizing the importance of friendship and camaraderie in the hunting community.

Takeaways

The friendships formed through hunting create a strong community.

Sharing equipment and experiences enhances the hunting journey.

The podcast serves as a platform for connecting with others in the hunting community.

Filming hunts adds a new layer of complexity but also captures lasting memories.

The importance of being genuine and not just creating content for the sake of it.

The camaraderie among the crew is essential for their adventures.

Capturing moments on film allows for storytelling beyond the hunt.

The challenges of filming can lead to unexpected and memorable experiences.

Reflecting on missed opportunities can lead to better strategies.

Upgrading equipment can enhance the hunting experience.

Mirrorless cameras are recommended for filming hunts.

A cursed bow can lead to humorous hunting stories.

Future hunting plans include trips to Iowa and Kansas.

The importance of having the right mindset in hunting.

Learning from each other's experiences can improve skills.

Humor plays a significant role in the hunting community.

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Roam Shoot Ep1 The Launch, What PRC Caliber is Right for me?

Welcome to Roam Shoot.

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Host: Eric(Skeeter) Beckman.

Guest/Cohost: Nate Rozeveld

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Join us for an engaging deep dive into the evolution of hunting technology, firearm calibers, and personal experiences from seasoned outdoorsmen. Whether you're a hunter, shooter, or just curious about the latest gear, this episode provides valuable insights into how advancements are changing the game.

Key Topics Covered:

Origin stories and how passion for hunting develops over time

The impact of thermal imaging and optics on coyote hunting

Differences between trapping and night shooting for coyotes

The evolution of firearm calibers: PRC, ARC, and traditional rounds

Building and customizing AR platforms for hunting

The economics and considerations of high-end optics and gear

Legal considerations around suppressors, firearm parts, and traveling with gear

The future of rifle technology, including new calibers like the 338 ARC

Techniques for shooting and improving accuracy with night vision/scopes

Tips for passing down firearm knowledge to the next generation

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Roam Land Ep1 The Launch, Habitat Tweaks Really Help

Welcome to Roam Land

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Host: Bryan Meyering

Guest/Cohost: Nate Rozeveld

Join us in this inaugural episode of Roam Land as we explore land management, hunting strategies, habitat improvements, and the stories behind successful seasons. Perfect for deer hunters, landowners, and outdoor enthusiasts looking to level up their game and enjoy the outdoors more effectively.

The importance of habitat tweaks and land improvements for better deer hunting

Strategies for creating bedding areas and food plots with minimal effort

How to analyze and replicate successful property features across different terrains

Using beginner-friendly methods for food plot seeding and structure building

Insights into land acquisition, food sources, and managing predator pressure

The value of networking with land management professionals and fellow hunters

Upcoming plans for podcast segments focusing on hunting stories, land management, and fishing tips

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The Launch, High Fence Fishing?

Welcome to Roam Fish

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Host: Tony Fellows

Guest/Cohost: Nate Rozeveld

Join us for the debut of Roam Fish, a fresh podcast series dedicated to fishing and outdoor adventures. This show aims to share insights, stories, and tips that resonate with both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts whom enjoy their time spent on the water.

Key Topics:

The origin story of Roam Fish and what inspired the series

Monthly segments covering river fishing, ice fishing, and big lake/destination fishing

The art and tradition of fly fishing and fly tying

Strategies for seasonal fishing, from river to ice to open water

Managing private and public lakes, and the impact of fish populations

The importance of community, friendships, and shared outdoor experiences

Navigating regulations, state efforts, and conservation topics

Behind-the-scenes of content creation, including reels, videos, and social media engagement

Personal goals like fishing once a week and expanding outdoor skills

Connecting with friends and building lifelong relationships through shared interests

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Roam Hunt Ep1 The Launch, Maximizing Your Season

Welcome to Roam Hunt

Host: Nate Rozeveld

Guest: DJ Riley

In this episode, DJ Riley shares his journey from a dedicated Michigan hunter to a seasoned out-of-state traveler, emphasizing the importance of scouting, time management, and trusting your methods. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just starting out, his insights will inspire you to refine your approach and enjoy the process to Maximize your Season in the woods

DJ’s background and how he got started in hunting and podcasting

The evolution of mobile hunting and scouting strategies

How to analyze terrain and sign for early season success

The role of pressure and how to adapt based on current conditions

Combining out-of-state tactics with home ground hunting

The importance of time management and efficiency in scouting

Building confidence through deliberate in-season and off-season scouting

How personal experience and failure drive continuous improvement

The mental approach: chasing lightning in a bottle versus consistent success

Favorite music and future plans for hunting trips out West

The value of relationships and community in hunting

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Alright, guys … it’s time to talk. This will be a longer post, but see it through.

Y’all have probably noted that we haven’t dropped an episode in a few weeks, and there is a big reason why … we are stopping the podcast. 

In truth, SoCo is stopping, but it’s not what you think!!! Hang in there for a minute. This thing has been a complete blast, and we have loved every minute of it, but we think a few things are hard to ignore at this point and so we aren’t.

Here are a few things we noticed:

It feels increasingly difficult to contribute positively in the form of a podcast. 

There was a time when it felt like there were parts of deer hunting that weren’t talked about. These days, it feels like a lot of reaching to find something “groundbreaking” or regurgitating the same things every podcast is talking about. 

The landscape for growth has changed. Business pages are finding it increasingly difficult to grow without paying for exposure. 

This digital community is the core of why we do what we have been trying to achieve. 

Y'all may have come to support the show, but it seems like DDC is it's own reason for many to remain.

That last part is the important part. We love this community, and without it, we would have never had the tremendous friends and shenanigans that we get to celebrate daily. WE ARE DOUBLING DOWN ON THIS!!!!

As any good business owner does, Parker and I spoke at length about what worked in the past year/years to make sure we are doing the most of what works best. The one thing we kept coming back to was that this group is our “why” for doing SoCo. The famous saying “Don’t half-ass a dozen things when you can do one thing whole-ass” applies right here.
We have lamented how to do more for this community, but it meant pulling from other avenues, and the balance never felt sustainable. With its toxicity, jealousy, scandal, and censorship, social media today sucks for the deer hunter. 

So with that being said, SoCo ends this month, and we’ll be focusing on building “Digital Deer Camp.” You’ve probably noticed an uptick in questions from Walt in the group about events and meet-ups. Our revived goal is to build this community up to be the IDEAL hunt camp for those stranded across the country without the sort of people who need the community. This includes off-season events, regular hunt camps, and new digital offerings.
To be SUPER clear, nothing will happen with this group, and we have big plans to make this an even better experience for everyone. We also plan to continue to do video, but on our own individual channels so that our strengths are highlighted, and the current algorithm doesn’t hate us so much lol.

Brett, Parker, Joey, Matt, and Walt are all still hunting together, still going to be at DDC hunts, and other events. This isn’t the end, it’s a refocus on what’s important … y’all and the connections you’ve made. 

We cannot thank y’all enough for the support you have provided, the contributions to this community, and whatever may come. Y’all have inspired us to push for a better community for the outdoorsman, and we think we are about to rebuild the American Deer Camp!

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If you don't have a defined rut, or if you only have a few days to hunt with a good rut, THIS is one thing you need to hyper focus on!

Do you want to support the show, and get access to the worlds greatest deer hunting community, click the link below!

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