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The first day of training sets the tone for everything that follows—and this episode is all about testing your patience. How we used other podcast to see the early warning signs of heat stress and the things you can do when in the field to help. Don't waste a precious time when you have limited days. Have a great season.
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Unlock the secrets to hunting success with Joseph Jones, a dedicated bowhunter who chased a legendary buck for three years—until a game-changing revelation reshaped his gear strategy. From urban hunting tactics to the best gear for close-quarters, Joseph shares how adapting his equipment and mindset led to more effective hunts—and a deeper connection with his kids in the woods.
Discover how hunting in tight spaces in North Carolina influences stand choices, the importance of versatility in gear, and the innovative tricks Joseph uses to beat the trees — from DIY tree cover to the perfect climbing stand. We break down his approach to trail cameras, scent control, and the must-have accessories that keep him stealthy and efficient.You'll learn why Joseph prefers certain bows like the Prime NXT for growing with his son, how personal comfort and confidence in your gear can turn a good hunt into a great one, and the latest gear hacks that give you an edge—think bug-repellent clothing and scent-eliminating technology. Whether you're a weekend warrior or a seasoned pro, Joseph’s insights on gear, mindset, and patience will motivate you to elevate your hunting game.
This episode is essential listening for hunters aiming to refine their tactics, reduce their scent footprint, and learn how small adjustments in gear and strategy can unlock big results. If you're chasing your own legendary buck or simply want to hunt smarter, this conversation will inspire you to rethink your approach and enjoy the process more than ever.
Joseph Jones is a seasoned hunter with years of experience in urban and traditional hunting setups, known for his dedication to both his craft and passing down the passion to his kids. He's passionate about leveraging technology and DIY solutions to stay stealthy and effective in the field.Why this works: This episode hooks listeners with a compelling story of perseverance and evolution as a hunter, enticing them with practical tips on gear and strategy. It appeals directly to hunting enthusiasts who want to improve their odds and enjoy the process, blending real-world tactics with insights on mindset and technology for maximum impact.
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Show notes: Get ready for the August hound hunting season with practical preseason tips. In this episode, we cover:
A little preparation now can help you and your dogs have a safer, more successful start to the season. Good luck, and have a great season.
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Are you tired of unproductive hunts and wondering where the elk are hiding? Discover the game-changing strategies that seasoned elk hunter and expert scout Josh Sears uses to find elk year-round—no matter where you hunt, east or west. Whether you’re new to hunting or a seasoned pro, this episode reveals how to interpret maps, identify key terrain features, and use satellite imagery to pinpoint the best spots before you even leave home.
Josh Sears, founder of Boots on the Ground Services, shares his insider tips on e-scouting, including how to interpret topo lines, identify potential elk bedding areas, and navigate tricky terrain from thousands of miles away. He explains why north-facing slopes and benches are often elk magnets, how weather and seasonality impact elk movement, and why water sources are critical—even in dry months. Plus, learn how to adapt your scouting approach based on the time of year, weather conditions, and your hunting style.
We break down specific tactics: dropping pins on remote high-elevation spots, understanding the significance of clear trails and sign, and factoring in pressure from other hunters. Josh reveals how to find alternative spots when your first plan gets overrun or cattle has grazed out your prime location. His advice on how to efficiently scout during a short trip or even during the season itself will make your next hunt more productive and less stressful.
Whether you're planning a quick weekend trip or hunting a remote backcountry area, knowing these detailed scouting methods can mean the difference between filling your tag and coming home empty-handed. This episode is perfect for hunters eager to learn how to think like an elk and read the land like a pro—so you show up confident, prepared, and one step ahead of the herd.Interested in turning your e-scouting efforts into real-world results? Josh’s “Boots on the Ground” service offers tailored scouting trips, helping hunters verify their locations and gather crucial intel on public land elk hotspots. Visit BootsOnTheGroundServices.com for more info and custom packages.
Gear up with real-world insights from a true elk hunting expert—hit play and transform your approach from guesswork to certainty. Your next big elk encounter could be just a map pin away.
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This week, I hit the road for a weekend hunting trip with my longtime friend, Bob Melville. We've shared a lot of miles and a lot of hunts over the years, so the conversation naturally goes beyond just the chase.
In this episode, we dive into the constant challenge of evaluating our hound packs—knowing when to be patient, when to make tough decisions, and why building a solid pack is never as simple as it looks from the outside.
We also have an honest discussion about the realities of raising hounds. From the time and effort required to the disappointments and rewards that come with developing young dogs, we talk about what it really takes to build a pack you're proud to hunt behind.
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Most mule deer hunters overlook one of the most critical aspects of success: understanding the prairie ecosystem like a local. In this episode, Dan Johnson shares raw, real-world insights from years of hunting mule deer across South Dakota, Nebraska, Montana, and beyond—all on public lands and walk-in spots. Discover how cattle, water, terrain, and deer movement patterns influence every move you make in the field, without relying on fancy gadgets or guesswork.
Dan’s experience reveals the unspoken rules of prairie hunting that can make or break your hunt—like why cattle are more enemies than allies, how to interpret subtle water sources, and why patience in tight drainages pays off. You'll break down concrete tactics such as cattle checks, glassing from the right angles, and reading terrain cracks that hide beds and bucks. He shares stories of dramatic bed switchings, deceptive water locations, and the importance of staying mobile and adaptable—because assumptions often lead to failure.
You’ll discover the art of "checking and moving"—how to interpret cattle activity, water signs, and terrain features to locate prime deer bedding and feeding zones. Plus, Dan discusses why the simplest, most overlooked tactics—like glassing in the right light, understanding deer behavior, and choosing the best access points—can unlock your most successful hunts. If you're looking to go beyond theory and learn practical, field-tested strategies, this episode is packed with actionable insights.
Whether you're new to western hunting or hunting prairie mule deer is your next challenge, you'll come away with a clearer understanding of how to navigate the landscape, interpret deer signs, and hunt smarter—not harder. Dan's candid storytelling, seasoned advice, and honest mistakes make this episode essential listening for anyone eager to unlock the secrets of the open country.
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Discover how XOP’s philosophy of “attainable adventure” is shaping the future of mobile hunting gear — and why their innovations are perfect for serious hunters who demand safety, quality, and affordability. If you're tired of the industry’s inflated prices and want gear that’s built for real-world hunts, this episode is your insider pass to the brand challenging the status quo.
In this episode, Tom Lalonde, part of the XOP team and a utility worker by day, shares the behind-the-scenes process of designing gear that combines safety standards from climbing industries with innovative materials and smart functionality.
From the boundary waters to the prairie, he reveals how their products are tested in the toughest conditions and constantly refined based on real hunter feedback. You’ll hear how this iterative approach leads to gear that is lightweight, durable, and versatile — whether you’re packing in a mile, hunting on public land, or chasing big bucks with your kid by your side.
We break down the core principles guiding XOP: broad accessibility, adventure-driven design, and a relentless pursuit of quality. Tom shares how their product lineup—from saddle systems and tree stands to versatile packs—is built to fit every hunter’s needs and budget. You’ll discover their unique approach to product development, influenced by cross-industry innovations and a keen focus on safety, simplicity, and lightweight performance. Whether you hunt for fun or for keeps, learn how XOP is creating gear that elevates the mobile hunting game while keeping it attainable for all.
Stay ahead of the curve — missing out on well-crafted, affordable gear could limit your adventures, but embracing XOP's visionary approach opens doors to new possibilities. Perfect for the serious hunter who refuses to compromise on safety and performance or anyone looking to simplify their gear without sacrificing quality.
If you’re committed to pushing your limits in the woods and want gear backed by real testing, feedback, and innovative thinking, this episode is your blueprint. Join the movement redefining what’s possible in mobile hunting — because adventure doesn’t have to come with a hefty price tag.
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Most of us are overcomplicating meal prep — but the secret to fueling your body (and your hunting successes) is much simpler than you think. Tune in as Andrew Muntz, a seasoned CrossFitter and wild game enthusiast, reveals that it’s all about balance, quality, and baby steps. From hunting stories to nutrition hacks, this episode is your blueprint for transforming wild game into powerful, nourishing meals that energize your day and improve your health — without the overwhelm.
Andrew shares how his own journey from inconsistent eating to purposeful meal planning has skyrocketed his energy, strength, and hunting success. You’ll discover practical tips for crafting easy, nutrient-dense bowls using your wild game — ground, shredded, or whole muscle — with simple ingredients like rice, sourdough, avocado, and homemade seasonings. No fancy recipes, no complicated macros — just real food that works for you, not against you. Andrew emphasizes that understanding your body’s needs and focusing on quantity, quality, and moderation makes all the difference. He explains how a few small adjustments, like swapping out heavy carbs or incorporating good fats, can lead to sustained weight loss, energy, and mental clarity.
We break down the core principles of meal prep for active, health-conscious hunters: balancing calories in and out, choosing high-quality ingredients, and making incremental changes that stick. Andrew’s insights on the significance of sleep, portion control, and mindful snacking will transform how you approach your feeding routine. Plus, he dives into how you can adapt meal ideas for a busy schedule, family life, and even kids, all while enjoying your wild harvest without feeling deprivation.
Why does all this matter? Because a well-fueled body isn’t just about looking better — it’s about feeling confident, reducing fatigue, and extending your outdoor longevity. Whether you’re preparing for hunting season or just want to optimize your health, this episode equips you with practical tools to make smarter choices today, that will pay dividends for years to come.
Perfect for anyone who wants to take charge of their nutrition, improve their performance, or simply enjoy their wild game to its fullest potential — and hungry for straightforward, actionable advice. Get ready to reframe your approach to fueling your passion and your body, one simple step at a time.
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On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by Alaina Roth to dive into the world of hunting for Wisconsin black bears! Alaina is a Wisconsin-native and serves as the Wildlife Biologist for Vilas County. In this episode, Alaina shares her background studying bears, turkeys, and upland birds, what a year looks like for a black bear, and a black bear researcher in Wisconsin, how bears food sources change, and hibernation habits. After that she discusses pros and cons of hunting bears with dogs, over bait, or a combination of the two, how to care for the meat and hide, and common misconceptions folks have about bears. If you've ever hunted, or thought about hunting black bears in Wisconsin, this episode is for you!
Huge thanks to Alaina for coming on the show! If you'd like to get in touch with her you can do so via email at [email protected] and follow along with her adventures @alaina_roth023 on social media
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In this episode, we wrap up our unforgettable Alaska adventure by sharing the highlights from the final days of the trip, including an incredible salmon fishing experience and the memories we'll be talking about for years to come.
Then we shift gears and look ahead to hound training season, discussing the small but important preseason tasks that help set your hounds—and yourself—up for a successful season. From checking equipment to getting dogs back into condition, it's all about doing the little things now that make a big difference later.
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