In this one we discuss the block of time in between whitetail season and turkey season for predator management. We look at all the viable methods for controlling species like coyotes, bobcats, raccoons, and various nest predators. Why is this time of year important? It is probably a lot simpler than you think. Check it out!

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Deer season is winding down for most hunters in the south. Does that mean scouting takes a back seat? Absolutely not! Scouting during this time of year can pay dividends for next season while also getting a jump start on turkey season. If you want to maximize your hunts it take advantage of the increased visibility this time of year. This was a good one!

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In the world of whitetail management you will people talk a lot about sex ratios and what the proper "Buck to doe" ratio should be. The problem is that sometimes what we want as hunters isn't always best for overall herd health. In the case of balanced sex ratios both parties win. Listen along with us as we take a deep dive on the topic. #whitetail #deerhunting #wildlifemanagement #hunting #habitatmanagement

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We revisit one of our most steamed/viewed episodes ever and dive back into hunting the rut in south. Due to restocking efforts where deer were brought into Alabama and other states the timing of the rut can be very different based on the location. This makes hunting the rut in the south challenging to say the least. Let's talk about it!

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All across the southeast we hearing Deer processors and taxidermist reporting low harvest rates, some as low as 50% lower than the previous season. What is causing this? Is it acorn production? Is it hunting pressure? Weather conditions? or is it a combinations of all of the above? Let's see what our biologists have to say.

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If you are a southern hunter you have heard the term "December Lull" and you probably know what that implies. Hunters see less daylight deer movement during the month of December and hunters blame it on a whole host of reasons, but do any of them actually hold water or is it all just a myth? Take a listen and see what where we land on the topic.

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In this one we sit down with Robby Black from Black's Deer Processing. We talk about the progression of technological advancements in the hunting industry and whether or not it is hurting the art of woodsmanship. Robby is an incredible guy, processor, and hunter with a trophy wall that would rival anyone's in the south. This was a fun one!

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In this one we sit down to discuss what makes this time of year magical for most of the midwest. We also compare and contrast the way hunters approach the month of November in the southeast when most of the states are not seeing rut activity until later in the season. Hope you find it helpful or at least entertaining.

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In this one we sit down to discuss what makes this time of year magical for most of the midwest. We also compare and contrast the way hunters approach the month of November in the southeast when most of the states are not seeing rut activity until later in the season. Hope you find it helpful or at least entertaining.

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It's the most wonderful time of the year, DEER SEASON! Taylor, Matt, and Brae take some time to answer and discuss some questions sent in my our listeners. We cover late season dove hunting, late season deer holding, small acreage hunting and a whole lot more. Hopefully you guys find this one helpful!

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Most landowners in the south don't have the luxury owning 500+ acres. That brings up the question: "Can you manage small properties for wildlife?". We get questions like that a lot from our listeners so we wanted to take some time to sit down with fellow land managers, Marc and Misty Brenner of Outfitters Depot. Marc has been in the land management space for a long time and has done a great job helping his clients with smaller tracts achieve their goals when it comes to wildlife, habitat, and self-sufficient farming.

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