Dr. Marcus Lashley returns for an episode all about wild turkeys.  We discuss habitat, biology and his hunting stories from this season.  A good friend of mine, Cory Parker, has joined as a co-host which has created a very fun dynamic on the show.  Thank you all for listening and I would greatly appreciate a 5 Star rating & review.  

Dr. Marcus Lashley | @drdisturbance

Wild Turkey Science & Fire University Podcasts

Cory Parker | @coastalempirenda

Southern Land & Wildlife Outdoor Workshop June 3rd - Midway, GA.  Check out the Instagram acct for details.  

This week - Joseph Monts, a low-key, stone cold killer hailing from the Palmetto State. This was a fun episode to record as it turned into an all around hunting B.S. session. We covered way too many topics to list.

Thanks for giving it a spin and please rate, review & subscribe!

Joseph Monts @_sc_whitetail_hunter_

This week I discuss how I created nesting and brooding cover in undesirable & underproducing timber. Something most landowners have on site including me. Knock-down mulching is a creative and cost efficient route to maximize income and your turkey population. Thanks for listening!

This week I’m joined by Dr. Mike Chamberlain and Scott Rhodes of the Lowcountry Game Bird Foundation. We discuss the recently formed conservation org, turkey hunting culture, recipes and some awesome hunts from Mike and Scott.  I implore everyone to check out the organization and contribute as you can.  It’s an outstanding concept and one that should be supported for the future of wild turkeys.  This episode cover habitat, conservation and wild turkey meat.

Dr. Mike Chamberlain @wildturkeydoc | www.wildturkeylab.com

Scott Rhodes @lowcountry_gamebird_foundation | www.lowcountrygamebirdfoundation.org

Hailing from North Carolina, Daniel Hinshaw joins me to continue the Southern Hunting Culture series.  Daniel shares his hunting background and his love for the outdoors.  I need to make a hunting trip to the Tarheel state at some point. Thank you for listening!

IG:  @dhinshaw2013

This episode I'm joined by Josh Raley to continue the spotlight on Southern Hunting Culture. Josh is a property consultant with Whitetail Partners of Georgia, he hosts the How to Hunt Deer Podcast and Wisconsin Sportsman. Both are featured on the Sportsmen Empire network. Thank you for listening and good luck out there is the turkey woods this season!

Josh Raley

IG: @howtohuntdeer | @whitetail_properties_georgia | @thewisconsinsportsman

This week we continue the spotlight on Southern Hunting Culture. Jacob Barnes joins me to discuss his upbringing in the South Carolina Lowcountry and his current hunting pursuits in Georgia. Thanks for listening.

IG: @jbarnes4126

Zack returns to recap his 2022 hunting season and to discuss off-season client habitat projects.  Zack is a certified wildlife biologist and the owner of Whetstone Habitat.  Please check out his website below and give Zack a follow.  Thank you for listening.  

IG:  @whetstonehabitat

www.whetstonehabitat.com

Hailing from Athens, GA, Ryan Griffiths joins me on the podcast to discuss bowhunting the South and the challenge of mature whitetails.  I very much enjoyed Ryan's prospective and I greatly respect his ability to consistently tag Southern bucks.  It's a great listen and I took away many points that I'll implement myself next season.  Thank you for listening and thank you for the support of Southeast Whitetail.  

Our spotlight on Southern Hunting Culture continues today with Henry Jackson from Georgia.  Henry is a like-minded hunter, conservationist, and land manager that has proven what can be accomplished on 150 acres.  He and I share many goals and beliefs on our Southeastern farms and it shows through this conversation.  I thoroughly enjoyed this episode and it absolutely touches every focal point of Southeast Whitetail: habitat, conservation, & venison.

Thanks for listening and Merry Christmas!

Henry Jackson @theprattsburgproject