Finishing off the season with a bang, not really. Trashy dogs and the neighbors chickens. A post to remember how hunting grounds us. Let’s get the year started off the right way, with the dogs. 

On today's episode, Jacob shares what he is looking forward to at the upcoming Archery Trade Association meeting in Indianapolis this week. Of course, part of the enjoyment of the ATA is seeing new products for 2025 and getting a sense of what hunting companies are prioritizing in this competitive market space. Jacob lists the exhibitors that he has identified as ones that he will visit, and makes note of the brands that aren't present this year. More than anything, Jacob feels it's just great to connect with those in the space that share our passion for the outdoors. 

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Join Brian Krebs and Martin Brose in this captivating episode as they uncover the fascinating world of shed hunting. From the art of finding antlers to the entrepreneurial journey behind Martin's acclaimed book, Brown Gold, this episode dives deep into the nuances of shed hunting across North America.

Learn about the differences between shed hunting in Canada and the U.S., strategic approaches to locating antlers, and how understanding deer behavior and food sources can enhance your success. Martin shares personal anecdotes, tips for connecting with landowners, and his experiences with using technology like drones to revolutionize shed hunting.

This episode also explores the challenges of publishing and marketing niche outdoor adventure books, offering inspiration for aspiring authors and hunters alike. Whether you’re a seasoned shed hunter or just starting out, this conversation delivers valuable insights and actionable strategies to fuel your passion for outdoor adventure.

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In this episode of the Range Podcast, Ricky Brule and Garret Rock explore the themes of personal growth through challenges, the journey of archery, and the allure of hunting. They discuss the importance of facing fears, embracing discomfort, and the profound experiences found in nature. 

The conversation highlights the connection between their pasts and their current passions, emphasizing the transformative power of outdoor adventures. Garret shares his experiences and insights on hunting, particularly focusing on big horn sheep hunting and the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. He discusses the importance of perseverance, the value of outdoor experiences, and offers practical advice for aspiring bow hunters. 

The conversation highlights the connection between hunting and conservation, as well as the personal growth that comes from overcoming obstacles in the wild.

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Takeaways

• We thrive on the pain and challenges we face.
• Pushing our limits reveals our true capabilities.
• Embracing discomfort can lead to personal growth.
• Silence in nature can be profoundly rewarding.
• The journey of archery connects us to our roots.
• Facing fears is essential for feeling alive.
• Experiences in the mountains foster creativity.
• Understanding human behavior can enhance hunting success.
• Bighorn sheep hunting requires dedication and fitness.
• The bond formed through shared passions is invaluable. Archery tags are more readily available than rifle tags.
• A sheep hunt can be a life-changing experience.
• The struggle in hunting often leads to the most rewarding stories.
• COVID-19 significantly increased outdoor activity and hunting participation.
• Hunting success is subjective and can be defined in many ways.
• Conservation efforts benefit from hunting licenses and fees.
• The experience of hunting is as important as the outcome.
• Practicing with broadheads is crucial for effective hunting.
• Outdoor skills are essential for navigating unpredictable weather.
• Personal growth often comes from facing challenges in the wild.

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Happy New Year! On New Year everyone sets New Year’s resolutions. Do you have a list for your pack? Heath has a great conversation with Dan Vogt of Idaho. Dan was a police K9 handler for 12 years. Dan and Heath discuss training and what they’ve learned in the K9 world and how they incorporate it into their packs. Get the New Year started right. 

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In this engaging conversation, Dan hosts his mom Ronda and his stepdad Kevin as they share their experiences and insights from the recent whitetail hunting season. They discuss the differences in deer hunting between Wisconsin and Texas, the joy of cooking in the blind, and the evolution of their hunting techniques. Ronda and Kevin reflect on their unique traditions and the importance of patience and observation in the hunting experience, all while sharing humorous anecdotes and personal stories. In this conversation, the three discuss various aspects of hunting, including the importance of staying engaged while hunting, the impact of snow on visibility and tracking deer, and the innovation involved with cooking in the hunting blind. They explore the behavior of deer, particularly their curiosity, and how it affects hunting success. Additionally, they delve into the practicalities of cooking with cast iron, sharing tips and tricks for maintaining and using cast iron cookware effectively. After millions of views on a recent video as well as thousands of comments requesting a cookbook, Dan and his mom discuss the possibility of making a cookbook geared towards cooking while hunting. In this engaging conversation, Kevin and Ronda share their evolution from traditional hunting practices to a more comfortable and adaptive approach. They discuss the importance of family, the joy of cooking in the wild, and the different perspectives on hunting experiences. The conversation highlights the blend of tradition and modernity in hunting, emphasizing that it's not just about the hunt but also about the camaraderie and enjoyment of the outdoors.

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In this episode of No Lowballers, Logan Metesh and Allen Forkner travel back to 1925 to imagine what SHOT Show might have looked like in the Roaring 20s. They discuss the innovations and products that would have defined the firearms industry during that time.

Episode Highlights:

• 270 Winchester Cartridge: A look at its introduction and its lasting impact as a popular hunting cartridge.
• Winchester Model 54 Rifle: How it marked the beginning of Winchester's iconic bolt-action rifles.
• Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR): The civilian version and how it transitioned to the Colt Monitor in the mid-20s.
• Smith & Wesson’s Single-Shot Target Pistol: A failed design that didn’t catch on with shooters of the time.
• Italian MBT 1925 Prototype: A unique, never-produced rifle that was displayed at the show.
• The Interwar Period: How innovations like smokeless powder and new calibers shaped the firearms industry.
• Military Influence: The development of tactical firearms and their presence in the civilian market.
• SHOT Show Media Evolution: How media and marketing at the show would have looked in 1925 compared to today’s digital era.

What are some of your favorite firearms from the Roaring 20s? What are you hoping to see at the 2025 SHOT Show? Share your thoughts in the comments! If you like what you’re hearing, please leave us a rating and review!! 

The No Lowballers Podcast explores the history and heritage of firearms. We hope to expose you to the vintage guns of the golden age along with newer, modern guns, specialty items, and a few other odd balls along the way. Jump in and come along for the ride! The show launches every Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

Happy New Year! Welcome to 2025. On today's episode, Jacob shares his growth goals for 2025. In many ways, the 2024 whitetail season was a solid success with two bucks hitting the ground. But, as the 2025 season approaches, Jacob wants to evolve several aspects of how he hunts and where he hunts in an effort to increase opportunities. This includes arrow set up, saddle set up, public ground expansion, and adding a new state, among other things. 

On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian talks with Sara Gamache about hunting the Pacific Northwest and all over the world!

Join host Brian Krebs as he interviews Sara Gamache, the renowned Pacific Northwest Huntress, in this captivating episode. Sara opens up about her journey into hunting, shaped by an adventurous upbringing and a desire to connect with her father. Discover the unique challenges and rewards of hunting in the Pacific Northwest, from mastering elk hunting techniques to adapting strategies for changing climates.

The conversation dives into the evolving game laws and their impact on hunters’ rights, as well as the critical role of advocacy in preserving hunting traditions. Sara also shares her experiences with international hunting, offering tips on logistics, traveling with gear, and ensuring ethical practices.

From unforgettable hunts and conservation efforts to her bucket-list adventures, Sara’s stories highlight the deep connection between hunting, family, and community. Whether you're an avid hunter or simply intrigued by the outdoor lifestyle, this episode delivers invaluable insights and inspiration.
 

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