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Logan Metesh of High Caliber History and Allen Forkner of GunBroker introduce Dwight Van Brunt from Sportsman’s Legacy to discuss the significant impact of gun writers on firearm trends and industry standards. Have you ever wondered what a top gun writer has in his or her personal collection? Today, we discuss that very thing as well as ways that you can add these special firearms to your own collection.
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In this week's episode I have Roy Holdford from the "Curl Hunts" youtube channel on the show. Roy is a previous intern for the hunting public, who now runs his own youtube channel where he documents his turkey hunting travels throughout the country while living out of a van! Roy and I discuss some of the unexpected challenges that come with traveling to hunt turkeys, as well as what we love about it. We share several stories of different situations that we've ended up in within turkey hunting travels and how we overcame them. We talk about the things that you need to be prepared for, as well as things you need to educate yourself on before crossing state lines. For the second half of the podcast, we talked about tactics, and how Roy likes to set up, call to and hunt turkeys. I hope this episode helps keeps the anticipation at bay a bit for those of you who aren't in a state that is open yet, or haven't started your spring travels yet. Thanks for listening!
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Heath and Jason catch up on their latest endeavors. After a short trip down river (no pun intended) they begin discussing their experiences with dogs and the various factors that influence price and quality of dog. Do you ever wonder about these things? Join us as Heath and Jason dive right in.
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In this episode of the How to Hunt Turkey podcast, host Jase Greer speaks with Sam Medkey, a passionate turkey hunter and guide. They discuss the journey into turkey hunting, the excitement and challenges it brings, and the importance of experience in learning the craft. Sam shares insights on common mistakes made by hunters, effective scouting techniques, and strategies for using decoys to attract turkeys. The conversation highlights the unique aspects of turkey behavior that make this sport so engaging. Sam shares his insights on turkey hunting, focusing on strategies for finding the right Tom, the importance of scouting, and the nuances of reading turkey behavior. He emphasizes the significance of memory in scouting and how understanding turkey patterns can lead to successful hunts. Sam also discusses effective calling techniques and guiding methods to ensure clients have a successful hunting experience. Sam also shares his thrilling experiences and emotional challenges faced during turkey hunting. From the adrenaline rush of the chase to the gut-wrenching moments of a wounded bird, Sam recounts the highs and lows of his adventures. He emphasizes the importance of learning from each experience and the joy of sharing these moments with friends. The discussion also touches on the anticipation of the hunting season and the camaraderie that comes with it.
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This week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, we are talking turkey. Jason Miller of JMiller Custom Calls is back to discuss some details about mouth calls. The types of cuts used, pressure and stretch of reeds, and material used all influence the sounds and volume of each call. Jason discusses in more depth how you may want to influence your decisions in call choice based on these components. Jason makes quality calls and has over 30 years experience turkey hunting. Make sure you check out JMiller Custom Calls on Facebook and Instagram, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!
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In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, Jim D’Agostino and I dive into another fun-filled, gear-heavy conversation, covering everything from opening day traditions to the latest archery gear products. We begin this chat about the possibility of the PA rifle season going back to the Monday opener, why bow maintenance is critical for success, and dive into archery rests and stabilizers. We also go over the story about our “WEIGHTTTT” inside joke, the pros and cons of cable-driven vs. limb-driven rests, and how planning ahead can set you up for better hunts.
But it’s not all about gear—this episode highlights the importance of community, camaraderie, and personal hunting stories. We discuss how archery gear is evolving, why some hunters are returning to simpler setups like whisker biscuits, and how adjustable stabilizer weights can improve balance and accuracy. Plus, we give our thoughts on our own personal experience with specific rests and what’s coming next in the archery world. If you love geeking out over hunting setups, reliving great hunting memories, and connecting with fellow gear enthusiasts, this episode is for you!
So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up with Jim! Stay tuned, stay safe, and Antler Up!
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In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer Podcast, hosts Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau discuss their recent experiences in deer hunting, including shed hunting, strategies for effective hunting, and habitat creation. They share insights on slowing down during hunts, exploring new properties, and the importance of trail cameras. The conversation also touches on the challenges and rewards of using different types of batteries for trail cameras, as well as the excitement of trying new hunting techniques. In this conversation, Jason Thibodeau and Dan Johnson discuss various aspects of trail camera usage, deer behavior, and shed hunting strategies. They delve into the challenges of battery life in trail cameras, the impact of weather on deer movement, and the significance of food sources during different seasons. The discussion also covers the importance of shed antlers in tracking deer and the necessity of proper habitat management and food plot preparation for successful hunting.
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In this episode of 'Maximize Your Hunt', hosts Jon Teater and John Kempf (Advancing Eco Agriculture), delve into the intricacies of soil health, photosynthesis, and effective land management strategies for hunting properties. They discuss the importance of optimizing photosynthesis for better plant health, the challenges of soil compaction, and the role of corn in food plots. The conversation also touches on the nutritional quality of deer forage and the relationship between soil quality and plant nutrition, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of these factors to enhance deer habitat and hunting success.
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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast, in our final installment of our episodes recorded at the Western Hunting & Conservation Expo, we get the chance to talk with Big Al Morris of Fox Pro. We talk about elk, coyotes, suppressors, and more. Thanks for listening!
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On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by Sam Soholt to learn more about what all is going on with our public lands right now. Sam is an avid outdoorsman, outdoor photographer and videographer, public land advocate, and founder of Public Land Tees. Sam shares how he got started in the outdoor space, the guys discuss the current outdoor media climate, and then dive into some of the headlines many of us have seen regarding our federally owned public lands .Sam breaks things down to help us fully understand what is happening in the current political landscape, where many of these movements are coming from now as well as where they came from in the past, the difference between conservation groups and advocacy groups, why succumbing to the tendency to be outraged isn't always the best first step, and how you can become more informed and involved to help advocate for the protection of our public lands. If you are passionate about public land use, this episode is for you!
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