On today's episode I'm joined by Bret Postal of Michigan. Bret is the host of the Angell Road Outdoors Podcast and we've been stayed in touch over the past couple years. I always liked Bret's outlook on hunting and not taking it too seriously while still getting it done. We have some good laughs in this one as we discuss a ton of great topics.

- podcasting and why we do it

- concerns about DNR and land management

- getting your kids in the outdoors and the fragility of the kill

- friendships forged in the field

- the evolution of hunting gear

- and many more

On today's episode I'm joined by Chad Rice from Tennessee, owner of Cruzr Saddles. I wanted to pick chads brain on where he thinks saddle hunting is going in the future and all things saddle related. We talk about how he started Cruzr and the evolution of the company. How his season went this year as he killed 2 great bucks in TN. We dive into balancing hunting, work, and family. Plus, a ton of other great topics, hope yall enjoy this one!!!

Today's episode is to the point and as the title says how to turn your blues into to do's. I wanted to touch on how I look back on my season, where I went right, where I went wrong and how to plan to adjust. From breaking down your gear to breaking down the woods. My plan is to give you a better outlook on how to improve your season and make you step out of your comfort zone. Why it's important to analyze your season and plan accordingly so you're seeing the success you want out of your time spent outdoors. Thanks for tuning in and we hope you had a great season! 

On today's episode I'm joined by Josh Trollinger, host of the bowhunting league podcast. Josh is an absolute killer from Missouri that has adapted the mobile hunting style for some time now. I was super pumped to have him join me for a great conversation on archery and bowhunting. We cover a range of great bowhunting topics from the quality people you meet in this sport and his time spent in the competitive archery world. The story on his 200" public land buck from Kansas. The difference in quality equipment and different techniques in bowhunting. And finish off discussing the mindset of what we all should be taking away from our time spent afield.

On today's episode I'm joined by my good friend Shan Twit. Shan has been on a couple times before and i thought it was a great time to have him join me to discuss how his season has been. What he has learned from consulting for his clients over the last year and what the common mistakes he has noticed many guys make over the years. We also go over how even tho season isn't over and you may be tagged out. It's still a great time to be hunting and scouting for next season. From knocking on doors to glassing food sources when the conditions are right theres a ton that can be done right now to find your target buck for next year. Also stay tuned for the end of this one as we have a special announcement!!!

On today's episode I'm glad to have our good buddy and old Cohost Logan Sanburn back on as we discuss his most recent success here in KY. As the title of this episode states we had 1 day to kill and we made it count on his first pope and young buck. We cover what went into the hunt, the laughs and the epic timing of everything. Hope yall enjoy this one as much as we did!!

On todays episode I'm honored to have Andrae D'Acquisto join me for a great conversation on life whitetails and late season strategies. We dive into a ton of great topics including scent control, broadheads, goals, and some killer stories from over the years. Later in the episode i have a ton of rapid-fire questions for him and a few that I've always wanted to ask but just never had the time until now. Hope yall enjoy this one as much as i did and we hope you're having a great season!!

Big 100!!! We have a killer episode to share with yall today as Dalton Wood joins me again from Missouri. We have a small recap on his season and discuss how the business is going for Rack Daddy Minerals. Talk about his opening day kill in MO and how he anticipated the pressure to seal the deal. How hunting changes for a man as he introduces his kids into hunting and why it's so much more special. Later we dive into some late season success stories we both have had over the years and why Dalton favors the later part of December and I favor the beginning. We go over over my most recent buck and what went into that hunt. And finish off discussing what mistakes guys are making right now that are holding them back.