On todays episode I'm joined by my good buddy Marty Cates of Indiana. Marty has been a consistent killer with over 30 years of bowhunting experience. I was really excited to pick his brain on whats changed for him over the years. From his approach to what gear he's changed and how hunting has evolved for him over his years bowhunting. Here's what to expect from ep.114:

- early experiences and mentorship

- adapting to pressure on private land

- finding what worked to give him consistency

- lessons learned from past to present

- what gear really made a difference in his success

- balancing life, family, and hunting

- tons of other great topics!

On today's episode I'm joined by Weston Homa of Pennsylvania. Weston has grown up hunting whitetails but wanted more adventure and challenge in his hunting so he's recently started traveling west to hunt Elk and Mule deer. From marathon running and training for these western trips he's developed a great mindset to help him be successful on these hunts and that's what i was excited to break down with him. Here's what you can expect from EP.113

- The transition from east coast into western hunting

- The work life balance and training required

- The importance of planning and goals

- Learning from previous experiences and failures

- Western hunting stories and Pa public land whitetail journey

On today's episode I'm Joined by Jake Berghuis of Michigan. Jake has been super consistent on public land in one of the most pressured areas of the country. I was excited to pick his brain and see what he's doing different and there's a ton of great knowledge shared on this one. Here's what to expect from EP.112

- Team driven hunting tactics

- Don't overthink what you're doing

- Similarities in motocross and mobile hunting

- Lessons learned over the years hunting Michigan

- The transition into out of state hunting

- The reality of hunting vs social media

On todays episode im joined by Kent Boucher of Iowa. Kent is a production manager at a native grass and flower farm. We break down why native grasses are so important and how they can help create the best cover for whitetails. later in the show we talk about some shed hunting stories and how Kent has got more into mobile hunting in the past few years. Here's what you can expect from this episode!

- what makes up quality habitat

- create food and cover with the right blends

- the role of food plots vs cover

- shed hunting tactics

- Genetics, nutrition and what makes big deer

- hunting stories and much more!

On today's episode I'm Joined by Jarrod Erdody of Michigan. Jerrod is a longtime outdoorsman and a wealth of knowledge. I was excited to have him join me and pick his brain on a few things life and hunting related. Hope yall enjoy this one, here's what to expect...

- Life and hunting balance

- Personal growth through the outdoors

- Elk hunting adventures and planning for them

- Passing on the love of the outdoors

- Many more great topics and rapid-fire questions

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!