In this episode we sit down with Iowa hunter and land manager Greg Sieck to cut through the noise and get real about public ground. Greg breaks down what makes a great piece of land versus a dead zone, his go-to food plots, and the harsh gap between non-resident dreams and hunting reality. We cover the most common mistakes outsiders make, lessons learned from years of land management, and why public land success isn’t about luck, it’s about hard truths, smart decisions, and relentless effort.

In this episode, Im joined by Heath Cisco of Whitetail Addictions. A dedicated family man and diehard hunter who’s built his life around both the woods and what matters most at home. We dive deep into hunting efficiency, the discipline of knowing when to move in for the kill, and why family should always remain the #1 priority. Heath shares his perspective on the current state of hunting in Ohio, whether we’ve already passed the best years, and what the future may hold for passionate whitetail hunters. This is more than just a hunting conversation it’s about balance, legacy, and keeping the fire alive both in the woods and at home.

In this episode I'm Joined by Jeremy Dinsmore of Antler Up Podcast from PA. We dive in to some great conversation on season prep. Not just gear, but the mental aspect of what goes into a long season approach. From planning trips with your friends, to preparing your family for your adventures; this one is packed with some great insights you may not be prepared for.

In this episode, I’m joined by Jake Hofer from the Whtl Podcast to dig into what truly separates good hunters from great hunters. We break down the traits that define the best in the field, as a podcasting pioneer Jake has interviewed many of the best hunters out there. He shares some insights he's gained over the years on the importance of risk-taking and developing your own unique style, and why scouting and adaptability are critical for consistent success. We also explore the realities behind hunting “success stories” and the power of keeping a positive mindset in the woods. This episode is packed with some killer insights you wont want to miss, appreciate you guys tuning in!!

In this episode, I'm joined by Shan Twit of Mature Whitetail Strategies and team 200. As we deep dive into one of the most overlooked but critical aspects of deer hunting: access. We unpack what “bulletproof access” really means and how creative approaches can make or break your hunt. Shan shares insights on leveraging water for stealthy entrances, identifying underrated access routes, and how to slip in and out of a stand undetected. We also cover the differences between public and private land access and how to navigate hunting pressure in both worlds. Whether you're hunting pressured ground or a managed property, this episode is full of tactical gold you won't want to miss!

In this episode, we're joined by Durk Stark, founder of Stark Growth, to talk about what it takes to break into the hunting and outdoor industry. Durk shares his journey navigating the business side of the outdoors, how authentic relationships have shaped his career, and why passion is the foundation of long-term success.We dive into the evolution of outdoor marketing and engagement, how the hunting community has changed over time, and what newcomers should know if they want to make an impact. We also touch on the transformation of hunting gear, the shift from retail to online shopping, and how Durk balances his drive for business with family life and a love for the outdoors.Whether you're aiming to work in the industry or just curious about how it all works behind the scenes, this conversation is packed with real-world insights and inspiration.

Hey everybody, welcome back to the show. I’m excited about today’s episode because I’m joined by none other than Taylor Kollman from Minnesota. Taylor is the co-owner of Dialed Archery and Captured Creative—two names you’ve definitely heard if you’re anywhere in the world of bowhunting or outdoor media. We cover a lot of ground in this one, from public land hunting and how bowhunting has evolved for Taylor over the years, to gear preferences and hunting culture in Minnesota. We also dive into the origin story of Dialed Archery, how they approach customer experience and product development, and what it really means to build a brand that listens to its community. Plus, we get into some fun rapid-fire questions at the end that you won’t want to miss.

On todays episode I'm Joined by my good buddy Nate Shartzer of KY. Nate has been Mobile hunting for the past 2 seasons and always looking to learn and elevate his knowledge. i wanted to check in with him and see where he struggled and what's changed for him since he adapted to mobile style hunting. From gear to mindset we cover everything to help aid some of you that are newer to mobile hunting and looking to dial in your setups. Hope yall enjoy this one thanks for tuning in!

On today's episode I'm joined by Nick Miller of Ohio and host of the Venari Effect podcast. Nick has been a mobile hunter for a long time and travels out of state every year in the spring and fall. I wanted to pick his brain on the pros and cons of each of our states. KY vs OH is a debate many hunters have on which to hunt. Whether its to evade pressure or just the caliber of deer to chase. My hopes with this one are to help make you guys aware of the reality of hunting each of these states to help aid in your decision. 

On todays episode I'm joined by my good buddy Hunter Aaron of Grunt Hunt Outdoors. Hunter is a Active duty Marine that has a ton of ambition to hunt multiple states and fill his tags accordingly. I was excited to pick his brain on how he manages to scout different state on limited time. This one is packed with some great intel for all of you guys traveling to scout and hunt out of state no matter how much free time you have.

Here's what to expect from EP.122

- Hunter's back round and how he got started mobile hunting

- Scouting and planning for success

- adapting to life on the road

- maximizing your scouting efficiency

- understanding different terrains and how it changes deer behavior

- the healing power of hunting and archery for veterans