Sportsmen's Empire - Western Big Game Hunting

On this episode of Michigan Wild, Nate sits down with Jake Vogel for part 1 of coon hunting. They recorded this episode before their coon hunt. Nate and Jake connected 5 years ago rabbit hunting, and that's the year Jake got his first coon dog.

Now Jake is a serious houndsman and has multiple hunting dogs and has his fair share of experience chasing coons. 

In part 1 the guys discuss..

- Not growing up in a hunting family

- What it's like starting out deer and coon hunting

- Constant learning curve trying to become the best hunter and dog handler

- The thrill of watching your dog do what it loves

- How anyone can do this, just need to be motivated and have a willingness to put in the time and effort

Thanks Jake for joining Michigan Wild. We look forward to part 2!

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In this week’s episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky gives a run down of his recent trip to Terry Peak, in the Black Hills of South Dakota for the Total Archery Challenge.

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Don’t poke the bear, or in this case the bear spray! Jason and Heath have a good laugh at Buddy’s expense as he tells his story of an accidental discharge that resulted in being escorted home by the game warden.  The guys also talk a little about Heath and Buddy’s trip to Canada on a mission for bears.  Buddy also answers some questions about the new Garmin LTE collar available now.

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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan Johnson and Jeremy Dinsmore discuss their experiences and preferences when it comes to hunting apps and digital mapping services. They talk about the importance of detailed maps, high-resolution imagery, and the ability to view different dates and seasons. They also discuss the value of journaling features, weather information, and the ability to drop pins for scouting and planning. They mention popular hunting apps like OnX, Huntstand, Spartan Forge, and Deercast, and share their thoughts on the predictive movement algorithms offered by some of these apps. In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Jeremy discuss different hunting mapping apps, including Spartan Forge, OnX, and HuntStand. They highlight the importance of imagery and ease of use in these apps, as well as the ability to import pins and access property information. They also mention the value of features like 3D imagery, topo lines, and the ability to track your location. While each app has its strengths and weaknesses, they both agree that having a reliable and user-friendly map is essential for efficient and successful hunting.

Takeaways:

• Detailed maps and high-resolution imagery are important features to look for in a hunting app
• Journaling features can be useful for recording hunting data and details
• Weather information is a standard feature in most hunting apps
• The ability to drop pins and track distances can help with scouting and planning
• Predictive movement algorithms may not be a significant factor for some hunters Having a reliable and user-friendly hunting mapping app is essential for efficient and successful hunting.
• Imagery and ease of use are important factors to consider when choosing a hunting mapping app.
• The ability to import pins and access property information can be valuable for planning hunting trips.
• Features like 3D imagery and topo lines can provide additional insights into the terrain and deer movement.
• Tracking your location accurately can help you navigate and make informed decisions while hunting.

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Check out this week's episode of Free Castin hosted by Chris Watson.  Dan and Chris get down to the nitty gritty details and updates on the mission to save lion hunting in Colorado.   Dan is a great advocate for hounds and we would like to tip our hat.  Thank you for all your doing Dan!

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan is joined by his 2024 moose hunting crew to talk all about they’re upcoming trip to Alaska.

Dan has been dreaming of chasing moose in the backcountry of Alaska for as long as he can remember. This September he will be joined by a handful of guys who are all hoping to get a big bull on the ground. For this episode Dan is joined in studio by 3 of his hunting buddies and Shawn calls in as they continue the planning and dreaming process for what Alaska might hold this September.

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Time to talk some Canada bear hunting and some other cool stuff along the way. You're not going to want to miss this one!

On a road trip to the Canadian Northwoods for Heath’s first spring bear hunt with his pack of hounds, Wayeshkad guides Nick and Sarah are the hosts. The three give a detailed replay of several hunts throughout the week and discuss hounds, hunting, and the way of life as most houndsman live. Follow this episode to find out how Heath makes out in the water-soaked landscape and if the mosquitoes carry him off, you need to listen until the last words break. 

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Roy Hill of Swanson Russell stops by to discuss with us the most glorious day, Independence Day!

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Caden Riley is an extraordinary young man.  At nineteen years of age, the Georgia coon hunter has reached levels of vision for, and an understanding of, our sport usually attained by individuals well beyond his years.  In a word, Caden is a young hunter who cares.

Caden Riley is an extraordinary young man.  At nineteen years of age, the Georgia coon hunter has reached levels of vision for, and an understanding of, our sport usually attained by individuals well beyond his years.  In a word, Caden is a young hunter who cares.

Desiring to do something to stimulate activity and participation in coon hunting among Georgia’s youth, Riley approached Professional Kennel Club’s National Youth Director Chris Freiberger for ideas.  The result is the Peach State Shootout series of qualifying events held throughout the summer that will advance the overall winners to a championship to be held in the fall. 

This episode spotlights coon hunting from the perspective of a young man that totally enjoys and totally gets it.  You are going to be energized by the demeanor and knowledge of a young man possessed of ways of thinking usually reserved for hunters much older than he.  If you love the sport and I know you do, you are going to especially enjoy it from the perspective of Caden Riley.  

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Adam Parr joins Dan to discuss their experiences with elk hunting in Colorado. They catch up on life and reminisce about past hunting trips. They also discuss the recent law change in Colorado that restricts non-residents from buying over-the-counter archery elk tags. The conversation explores the increase in hunting pressure from non-residents and the impact it has on the quality of the hunt for residents. Both Dan and Adam express their preference for waiting and hunting in draw units to ensure a more enjoyable and successful hunting experience. The conversation discusses the need to balance the quantity and quality of hunting experiences in Colorado. Adam and Dan explore the increasing number of non-resident hunters and the impact it has on resident hunters. They discuss the potential solutions, such as limiting non-resident tags and increasing tag prices for residents. The guys touch on the importance of funding conservation efforts through hunting revenue. They reflect on their own hunting experiences in Colorado and how the landscape has changed over the years.

Takeaways:

• The increase in hunting pressure from non-residents in Colorado has led to a decline in the quality of the hunt for residents.
• Residents are advocating for changes in the law to prioritize their hunting experiences and ensure a better quality hunt.
• Both Dan and Adam prefer waiting and hunting in draw units to avoid the overcrowding and enjoy a more enjoyable and successful hunting experience.
• The law change in Colorado restricts non-residents from buying over-the-counter archery elk tags, which aims to address the overcrowding issue.
• Residents believe that the law change will help improve the quality of the hunt for both residents and non-residents. Balancing the quantity and quality of hunting experiences is crucial in Colorado.
• Limiting non-resident tags and increasing tag prices for residents may be potential solutions.
• Funding conservation efforts through hunting revenue is important.
• The hosts reflect on the changing landscape of hunting in Colorado and the impact on their own experiences.

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