Sportsmen's Empire - Western Big Game Hunting

On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with fellow Sportsmen’s Empire Podcast Andrew Muntz about his success this year both at home and on an Island near Upper Michigan’s eastern shore.

Andrew is an avid hunter from Ohio and is the host of The O2 Podcast on the Sportsmen’s Empire podcast network. Dan and Andrew met through the network but became hunting buddies last year on a trip to chase pigs with fellow podcasters in Oklahoma. Like Dan, Andrew found success while hunting whitetails on an island this year. Dan and Andrew not only share their successes on this episode but also their frustrations including dropping items out of trees while hunting.

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On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re talking all about Daisy with Joe from the Daisy Airgun Museum! Diving in Joe gives us a rundown on the history of Daisy, reaching all the way back to 1886 with the creation of one of the earliest known commercial air guns. He explains how Daisy came to be what it is today, including where the name Daisy came from!

Obviously when we think of Daisy everyone thinks of the iconic Red Ryder, but Daisy has some other really solid products like the classic Model 25. Make sure to tune into this episode sponsored by GunBroker.com to hear all about how the Daisy Airgun Museum came to be. Up next, Allen brings up Buck Jones and how it’s tied to Daisy and the Red Ryder rifle. Joe explains how Daisy transitioned from naming airguns after kids due to worries about how their reputation may end up causing an unfavorable outlook towards Daisy if they went off the rails later in life. We talk about the history of TV shows and movies tied to Daisy throughout the years, and Allen brings up the most iconic one: A Christmas Story. This year is the 40th anniversary of A Christmas Story and Joe gives us a run down on a limited run Daisy Red Ryder for the anniversary that you can only get at Daisymuseum.com!

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we "kick off" our coyote season with a tribute podcast with a few special guests, Jesse Bunger & Harley Smith with Xplicit Outdoors.  Jesse and Harley run an awesome coyote tournament out of Harrisonville, MO each year and have become friends of the show over the past few years.  The five of us just basically talk coyote hunting BS for a few hours.  We get into their tournament and tournament hunting and then all kinds of listener questions that take us in all kinds of different directions.  Just a good time talking about a sport we all love.  Thanks for listening!

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian talks with Justin Harris about the upcoming Shed Season and finding new spots!

Justin is an Idaho resident that loves shed hunting and has found some amazing mule deer antlers over the years. Brian and Justin talk about getting excited for the upcoming shed season and what some of the early plans look like. The guys also talk about the infamous Jackson Hole shed hunt, and some interesting ideas of how to make the Jackson Hole shed hunt better. Click the links below to check out more of Justin’s content.

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In this episode of Shiny Objects, Jeremy is super excited about a little surprise on the way. Ricky set a goal for the month of November and was able to surpass his original expectations. 

Shiny Objects is all about our current obsession. The Shiny Object could be a piece of gear, an upcoming adventure, a good book, or simply finding better ways to get through everyday life. The sky is the limit when it comes to an individuals current Shiny Object, and we never know where the conversation will take us.

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Nick Otto of the Huntavore podcast joins John this week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast. Nick made the long trip from Michigan to Oklahoma last spring to help John with his wild hog problem and try to debunk a few of the myths around cooking wild hog. After the hunt, Nick butchered the hogs into larger primal cuts to take back home and work his magic. It wasn't long before he was sending John photos of beautiful pork that would rival anything you can buy in a grocery store.

Thick cut pork chops, bacon, cured hams, and whole smoked pigs just to name a few of the cuts he tried, and all of them turned out great. Nick also kept track of the size and sex of the hog just to make sure there wasn't any added bias in the results. If you have ever been interested in doing something with all those wild hogs other than throwing them in the ditch, you really need to check out this episode!

Today’s show opens up with Brad talking about finding all your Christmas needs for the gun enthusiast in your life over at GunBroker.com! We talk about firearms and hunting related items we’ve received for Christmas throughout the years and Brad tells us a story about a firearm related Christmas tradition. Brad then dives into his recent hunting trip out to his urban hunting spot. He went out for a morning hunt that didn’t pan out besides seeing a doe so he decided to move his stand to a different spot on the property. Make sure to listen to this episode Sponsored by GunBroker.com to hear all about our weekend hunting!

Next up Dan tells us about his quota hunt at Taylorsville Lake. He saw a few does early but didn’t see a deer that he wanted to take while he was there. He ran into another public hunter who he had an interesting interaction with that had laid out some of the same places as him that he wanted to hunt, so they compared scouting notes and both found a good place to hunt! He bounced around a few spots but unfortunately kept running into non-hunters on this public property that ruined a few really nice potential spots.

Closing out Jacob tells us a quick story about finding a nice whitetail buck dead at a city park in Louisville while he was trail running. All the way back on the trail he spots a large group of vultures so naturally he goes to investigate what they’re back in there for. He then stumbles across a very nice whitetail buck that had been dead for a few days. It was a really nice mature 8-point buck that anyone would’ve been happy to take!

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with his good buddy Austin Reinold about one of Austin’s best seasons ever and one of Dan’s worst.

Austin and Dan have been friends for over a decade and have been hunting together over the past few years. Although Dan has heard the stories of Austin’s successes this season he talks with him again to recap it for all the listeners. Austin has filled a dozen tags this season between Missouri and Colorado including an epic elk tag that he dives into on this episode.

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On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re talking with Cody from Walther, Dan Hood from GoWild, and Caleb from Commando Bond all about Walther and their connection to James Bond. We open up with Caleb telling us about his new book he is curating that tells the entire history of James Bond. This book will be a one stop shop for all things Bond, covering history from the novels all the way through cinema. His book will feature interviews with Bond authors, conversations with the brand behind Bond’s tools, and have real world stories that are tied to the Bond firearms. Make sure to tune into this episode Sponsored by GunBroker.com to hear all about it and all about Bond’s history with the Walther PPK.

Next up Cody dives into Walther’s perspective of the PPK being the “James Bond Gun”. Obviously one of the most recognizable firearms in cinema history it makes Cody’s job in marketing a little bit easier for sure. He credits the success of the Bond franchise as one of the main reasons the PPK has had the shelf life longevity that it’s had so far. We also dive into other firearms that James Bond has carried through the years including some of the firearms associated with Bond in novels. During the 1980’s after an unsuccessful assassination attempt on Princess Anne when her bodyguard carried a PPK that unfortunately jammed, the Bond novels started seeing a mix of different firearms. We went through an FN 1910, a few HK models, and then on to the ASP 9MM for 15 novels. We speed up to the 1990’s with the first American, Raymond Benson, writing for the James Bond novels. In his eyes the PPK was always attached to Bond and within the first chapter of Benson’s first book the PPK was back in the hands of Bond where it belongs!

Closing out we talk the most recent bond films and how they incorporate the PPK into the scenes. Caleb tells us his absolute favorite scene possibly ever in a Bond film that incorporates the PPK in the most perfect way possible! If you’re interested in a Walther PPK yourself check out the many available options at GunBroker.com!

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