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Another trip to the bluegrass state for a couple days of spring turkey hunting brings on conversations about dog genetics. Heath and Jerry recap last year's hunt and Jerry’s trip to Va to chase bears with Heath. Heath discusses an issue he saw with the B litter after some trash breaking sessions. Lots of birds and laughs as we sit on the cabin porch. 

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In this exciting episode of the No Lowballers podcast, Logan Metesh from High Caliber History is joined by Allen Forkner of GunBroker and special guests Ryan Gresham from Gun Talk and legendary gun writer Ron Spomer at Leverfest. Tune in as the team dives deep into the revival of lever action rifles and the rising popularity of these iconic guns, particularly among younger enthusiasts. From historical insights to firsthand experiences at the event, this episode is packed with exciting gun talk and expert opinions.

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On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with Jeff Coats from Maryland. Jeff is a seasoned waterfowl guide, who shares his journey into waterfowl hunting and guiding. They discuss the evolution of the waterfowl industry, the challenges of transitioning from a regular job to guiding, and the importance of customer service in the guiding business. Jeff also reflects on the changes in hunting regulations, the impact of social media on his business, and shares memorable hunting experiences and favorite species. Jeff shares his extensive experiences living the waterfowl lifestyle, discussing various bird sightings, safety measures, and the importance of communication in guided hunts. He emphasizes the joy and passion he finds in his work, while also addressing future plans for his guiding business, Pitboss Waterfowl, and the significance of living life to the fullest. The discussion covers practical aspects of hunting, including decoy strategies and the expectations of clients, making it a comprehensive overview of the waterfowl hunting experience. You can find out more about Jeff and Pitboss Waterfowl here: https://pitbosswaterfowl.com

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Today on the how to hunt turkey podcast I recap my morning hunt and talk about why it is a good idea to hunt with your friends. I make the argument that it is worth the loss of sleep, the efforts to make new friends and the sacrifice of not always being the man on the trigger. Some notable pros of hunting with your friends are that it makes you a better Hunter. It helps you learn how to hide better. It helps you understand what you need to work on. I also talk about how it's easier to take the low points of turkey hunting and it makes the high points much better. Not to mention it's easier to see with two sets of eyes and to hear with two sets of ears and we all know the old quote. Two heads are better than one!

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This week’s episode brings you the Second installment of the NorthEastern Hunters’ Showcase series! Host Chris Romano welcomes Steve Milosh, a passionate hunter and YouTuber from New Jersey. They discuss the often-overlooked hunting opportunities in the Northeast, Steve's journey into self-filming his hunts, and the challenges he faces while trying to capture his experiences on camera. The conversation also delves into a specific hunting story involving a deer named Trickster, highlighting the pressures of hunting in a densely populated area and the emotional rollercoaster of missed opportunities. Throughout the episode, both Chris and Steve share insights on the importance of documenting their hunting journeys and the camaraderie that comes with sharing these experiences with others. In this conversation, Chris Romano and Steve Milosh delve into the intricacies of hunting, focusing on the experience of hunting a specific deer named Trickster. They discuss the unexpected encounters, the thrill of the hunt, and the emotional release that comes with success. The conversation also touches on hunting strategies, the impact of human activity on deer behavior, and the importance of ethical hunting practices. Throughout the discussion, they share personal anecdotes and insights into managing pressure and understanding deer dynamics, making it a rich exploration of the hunting experience. In this engaging conversation, Chris Romano and Steve Milosh delve into various aspects of hunting, including innovative camera systems for wildlife observation, animal behavior, and the emotional tracking of deer. They discuss the impact of hunting on deer behavior, the differences in terrain between New Jersey and Kentucky, and the importance of access routes in hunting strategies. Steve shares valuable advice for new hunters, emphasizing patience and realistic expectations while navigating the complexities of scent control. The discussion wraps up with insights into Steve's future content plans for Milo Outdoors, showcasing his passion for the outdoors and hunting.

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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is riding solo sharing some turkey hunting experiences.  Most turkey hunters would agree that chasing gobbling turkeys and calling aggressive to a red hot gobbler is hard to beat.  However, the amount of times throughout a season that happens can be on the low end.  In reality, turkeys are creatures of habit that are seeking refuge from predators, feeding, and breeding is mixed in throughout the spring.  Patience is a virtue in the spring woods at times!

Mitch shares two different hunting experiences from the past and draws his learning points from them.  While there are no concrete rules in hunting strategy and the words "always" or "never" don't come into play, Mitch's "style" of turkey hunting was molded by his own learning experiences.  He shares his style in slowing down, listening, planning moves accordingly, calling softly, and being patient to hunt a gobbler later in the morning or even on another day of season.  Lastly, he chats about a few other overlooked benefits of hunting slowly, ones you don't want to miss!

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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson and guest Chad Sylvester reflect on their decade-long relationship and the evolution of Exodus Trail Cameras. They discuss the challenges faced by the company, including the impact of COVID-19, the need for a SaaS platform, and significant issues with firmware development and manufacturing. The conversation highlights the importance of adaptability in business and the lessons learned from navigating crises. In this conversation, Chad Sylvester shares his journey through the challenges of running a business, the emotional toll of failure, and the lessons learned from his experience with Exodus. He discusses the importance of problem-solving in leadership, the weight of responsibility he felt for his team, and how he navigated the difficult process of closing down a business. Chad emphasizes the need for resilience, the value of relationships in business, and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs based on his experiences.

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In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, Jim D’Agostino and I sit down once again for a wide-ranging conversation that covers everything from Easter reflections and life updates to dialing in our bows and prepping for upcoming ASA archery events. We share what’s been working — and not working — with our arrow setups, talk about the value of tuning your gear to your style, and how to stay sharp with consistency and training leading into competition season.

We also dive into turkey season prep, the importance of hydration, how we’re adjusting our gear and fitness routines, and ways to stay injury-free with smart shooting form. Whether you're gearing up for turkey season,3D target tournaments, or just looking to improve your setup, this episode is a great mix of gear talk, personal updates, and practical tips from two buddies who live for this stuff. Tune in and let’s get after it! 

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In this GOHUNT Bonus Episode of The Western Rookie podcast, Brian Krebs wraps up the Utah all-species mini-series with a breakdown of Utah’s antelope and once-in-a-lifetime species applications. From archery pronghorn tags to bison, bighorn, and mountain goats, this episode covers all the lesser-known—but high-reward—opportunities Utah has to offer. Whether you're deep into the point game or just building a strategy, this is your final reminder before the April 24th deadline.

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Utah isn’t just about deer and elk—antelope, sheep, goats, and bison offer rare and exciting hunts you won’t find many other places. The low cost to add these species to your application makes it a no-brainer, especially if you’re already applying for big game.

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In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer Podcast, hosts Dan Johnson and Jason Tibbadoe discuss their recent Easter celebrations, the impact of weather on hunting plans, and their experiences with turkey hunting. They delve into the complexities of deer habitats in agricultural areas, exploring strategies for hunting in open land and the importance of habitat improvement. The conversation also touches on managing land for wildlife and understanding deer behavior and breeding patterns, providing valuable insights for hunters and landowners alike. In this conversation, Jason and Dan delve into the complexities of deer breeding cycles, the impact of environmental factors on these cycles, and effective hunting strategies based on deer behavior. They discuss the importance of understanding the rut, the significance of staging areas, and how to adapt hunting techniques to maximize success. The conversation emphasizes the need for hunters to be observant and knowledgeable about their local deer populations and their habits throughout the year.

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