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- How To Hunt Turkey - Strategies for Turkey Hunting Success with Kevin Creeley
In this episode of the How to Hunt Turkey podcast, host Jase Greer interviews Kevin Creeley, a passionate turkey hunter from the Mid-Atlantic region and the host of the Mid Atlantic Outdoorsman Podcast. They discuss Kevin's journey into turkey hunting, his ideal hunting strategies, and the lessons learned from his last season. The conversation also covers the importance of preparation, adapting to different habitats, and the excitement of hunting across multiple states. In this engaging conversation, Kevin shares his insights and experiences on turkey hunting, covering strategies for both public and private lands, the significance of understanding turkey behavior, and the importance of adaptability in hunting. He recounts personal anecdotes from his hunting experiences, including lessons learned from opening day and the challenges faced when hunting turkeys. The discussion emphasizes the unpredictability of turkey behavior, and the joy of sharing these experiences with others.
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Have you run your bear hounds on bobcats? Heath talks with Ross Ellwanger from Wisconsin about the pros and cons of such. Ross uses the same dogs on both. They talk about how setting up the context in which each hunt starts helps the dog understand which game they are pursuing. Catch the best on What’s up Wednesday.
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On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with Louie Scafetta, a waterfowl guide from New York. Louie shares his journey into waterfowl hunting, the challenges of guiding, and the various species he targets. They discuss the dynamics of hunting seasons, the importance of scouting, and the community aspect of waterfowl hunting. Louie also shares his experiences traveling for hunting and the techniques that contribute to success in the field. Louie talks about his journey as the owner of 11 Lakes Outfitters. He discusses the challenges he faced in starting his guide service, how the average season goes for him and the enjoyment he gets from taking people hunting. Louie emphasizes the unique experiences he offers clients, the lessons he learned along the way, and the cherished memories created in the field. He also shares insights into the future of his business and his personal interests in fitness and training.
Takeaways:
- Louie Scafetta owns a guiding service called Eleven Lakes Outfitters.
- He started guiding in 2019 and also runs a construction company.
- Waterfowl hunting is primarily focused on the experience rather than just the kill.
- Louie's journey into waterfowl hunting began later in life, influenced by friends and family.
- He emphasizes the importance of scouting for successful hunts.
- The hunting community is small, and building relationships is crucial.
- Lou has shot 34 of the 41 species of ducks in New York.
- Traveling for hunting has become an annual tradition for Lou and his friends.
- He highlights the challenges of hunting pressure during the September goose season.
- Louie believes in making friends rather than enemies in the hunting community. An average New York hunter can expect around 200 birds in a season.
- 11 Lakes Outfitters was inspired by a personal connection to Canisius Lake.
- Lou faced skepticism when starting his guide service due to his limited experience.
- Building a good reputation in the guiding community takes time and effort.
- The hunting experience is about more than just the hunt; it's about camaraderie.
- Safety is a top priority for Lou during hunts.
- Clients should come with an open mind and be ready for unpredictable hunting conditions.
- Access to land is crucial for successful hunting.
- Cherished memories often come from shared experiences in the field.
- Lou is focused on growing his business and enhancing client experiences.
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In this week’s episode of the No Lowballers podcast, host Logan Metesh of High Caliber History and Allen Forkner of GunBroker welcome Brandon Maddox, CEO of Silencer Central, to discuss the transformative journey of suppressor ownership over the past two decades. Brandon shares an in-depth look at the challenges and milestones of the National Firearms Act (NFA) compliance, the impact of regulatory changes on suppressor acquisition, and how simplifying the purchasing process has led to increased accessibility and popularity of suppressors.
Episode Highlights:
- Introduction to Brandon Maddox and Silencer Central (00:08)
- Challenges of the Early Days and Simplifying the NFA Process (01:05)
- Innovations in Customer Service and Compliance (03:36)
- Direct to Consumer Sales and the Impact of COVID-19 (14:59)
- ATF E-Forms and Enhancing the Approval Process (19:57)
- Future of Suppressor Use and Legislative Outlook (33:45)
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In this engaging conversation, Chris and Steven Dauster reconnect after losing touch through the years, sharing their journeys into hunting and the experiences that shaped their passion for the outdoors. They discuss the thrill of the hunt, the importance of preparation, and the joy of family traditions in hunting. The conversation highlights the connection to nature that hunting fosters and the lessons learned through trial and error in the field. As they reminisce about their past and look forward to the future, they emphasize the significance of passing down hunting traditions to the next generation. In this conversation, Chris Romano and Steven Dauster delve into various aspects of hunting, including the ethics of baiting, the importance of finding the right outfitter, and personal hunting experiences. They discuss the nuances of high fence hunting and share personal stories that highlight the emotional connections and lessons learned throughout their hunting journeys. In this conversation, Chris Romano and Steven Dauster delve into various aspects of hunting, including personal experiences, tracking techniques, the importance of conservation, and the dynamics of the hunting community. They share insights on selective hunting, the significance of recording hunts, and the joy of being in nature. The discussion also touches on practical advice for new hunters and the culinary delights of venison, culminating in a rich exploration of the hunting lifestyle.
Takeaways:
- -Hunting can reconnect old friends and create lasting bonds.
- -The thrill of the hunt often comes from the experience, not just the harvest.
- -Nature provides a unique connection that many people miss in modern life.
- -Learning to hunt can be a challenging but rewarding journey.
- -Preparation and practice are key to successful hunting.
- -Family traditions in hunting can create cherished memories.
- -The process of hunting can be more enjoyable than the actual harvest.
- -Mistakes in hunting can lead to valuable lessons for future success.
- -Teaching the next generation about hunting fosters appreciation for nature.
- -Every hunting experience contributes to personal growth and understanding.
- -Baiting can provide a more ethical shot but doesn't guarantee success.
- -Hunting is about the experience, not just the kill.
- -Finding a good outfitter can enhance your hunting knowledge.
- -High fence hunting has its pros and cons, but it's about the experience.
- -Personal connections in hunting can lead to lifelong friendships.
- -Every hunting experience teaches valuable lessons.
- -The thrill of the hunt is often tied to personal stories.
- -Ethics in hunting can vary based on personal beliefs.
- -Hunting can be a family tradition that creates lasting memories.
- -Mistakes in hunting can lead to significant emotional impacts.
- -Nobody's perfect in hunting; it's a reality check.
- -Tracking deer requires patience and knowledge.
- -Recording hunts can provide valuable insights.
- -Selective hunting helps manage deer populations.
- -Conservation is about leaving a legacy for future generations.
- -The hunting community faces challenges of division.
- -New hunters should learn to read maps and practice shooting.
- -Turkey hunting offers a different kind of excitement than deer hunting.
- -Venison can be prepared in delicious and creative ways.
- -Hunting is as much about the experience as it is about the kill.
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In this episode my wife and I are recording from our camper at a KAO campground, in Nashville Tennessee! We attended the annual NWTF convention this week and had a freaking blast. We talk about our experience at one of the greatest outdoor shows in the world. We recap some of the extremely creative booths we visited, some of the people we met and much more. We also touch on the GNCC calling championship and how impressive some of the callers were that we got to go and watch! If you've never attended this event, I highly recommend you make it a point to get to it at least once! It's incredibly memorable for sure!
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In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Nate Rozeveld from the Michigan Wild podcast to discuss their experiences in the hunting community, the evolution of hunting popularity, and the impact of technology on hunting practices. They explore the joys of small game hunting, the ethics surrounding the use of technology, and personal moral dilemmas faced by hunters. The discussion highlights the importance of networking within the podcasting community and the shared passion for the outdoors. In this conversation, Nate and Mitch explore the importance of being challenged in life and hunting, the reevaluation of personal goals, and the balance between family and outdoor pursuits. They discuss how experiences shape memories and the significance of enjoying the journey rather than focusing solely on outcomes. The conversation also touches on combating cabin fever during the off-season and the mental aspects of hunting and personal growth.
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In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, I sit down for a laid-back BS session with Jim D’Agostino, covering everything from hunting traditions to the latest gear for archery hunters. We kick things off by talking about the Great American Outdoor Show, how saddle hunting continues to grow in popularity, and why some of the most successful hunters stay off social media, focusing purely on their craft. Jim and I reflect on the true essence of hunting—the experience, camaraderie, and lessons learned—rather than just the kills. We also dive into the importance of understanding the land, and property enhancements to increase hunting success on our camp property.
Beyond hunting tactics, we chat about archery setups, personal fitness for the outdoors, and the constant evolution of hunting gear. Jim and I discuss the dream built for our hunting camp, how archery tournaments kick off soon, and the ongoing balance between family, podcasting, and work—because let’s be real, this podcast doesn’t pay the bills! We also touch on the importance of community engagement, local shooting venues, and listener feedback for future topics. If you’re looking for a fun, no-filter conversation about hunting and life, you won’t want to miss this one!
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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson welcomes back Paul Campbell to discuss the upcoming turkey hunting season, the challenges of balancing life and hunting passions, and the importance of parenting. They delve into the significance of time management and the emotional aspects of giving to conservation organizations like the NWTF. The conversation also highlights the purpose of the NWTF convention and its historical context in turkey conservation. In this conversation, Paul Campbell and Dan Johnson discuss the evolution and significance of the NWTF Convention, highlighting its role as a major event for turkey hunters and a fundraiser for conservation efforts. They explore the unique culture of turkey hunting, the community it fosters, and the excitement surrounding the upcoming turkey season. The discussion also touches on the differences between turkey and deer hunting, emphasizing the camaraderie and shared experiences among hunters. In this engaging conversation, Dan Johnson and Paul Campbell share their experiences and strategies in turkey and whitetail hunting. They discuss memorable hunts, the thrill of chasing elusive game, and the unique behaviors of deer. The conversation flows from humorous anecdotes about unconventional hunting tactics to serious discussions about hunting ethics and future plans. Paul shares his quest for a giant buck, reflecting on the challenges and excitement of the hunt, while also emphasizing the importance of community and shared experiences in the hunting world.
Takeaways:
- Paul shares his recent hunting experiences and successes.
- Dan discusses the struggle of balancing work and family life.
- The importance of valuing time with family as one ages.
- Paul reflects on the emotional reasons behind charitable giving.
- The NWTF convention serves as a hub for turkey hunters.
- 90% of donations to NWTF go directly to conservation efforts.
- The podcast emphasizes the significance of raising functional adults as parents.
- Both guests acknowledge the challenges of time management in their lives.
- The conversation highlights the grassroots nature of the NWTF.
- Paul expresses pride in his role within the NWTF and its mission. The NWTF Convention serves as a family reunion for turkey hunters.
- The event has grown significantly, attracting close to 90,000 attendees.
- It's a major platform for companies to launch new turkey hunting products.
- The convention includes educational components and competitions that promote turkey hunting.
- Conservation efforts are highlighted through events like the callmaker show and fundraising concerts.
- Turkey hunting fosters a unique culture with less ego compared to deer hunting.
- Hunters celebrate the opportunity to participate in the sport rather than focusing on scores or trophies.
- Paul shares his extensive turkey hunting plans across multiple states.
- The camaraderie among hunters enhances the overall experience of turkey hunting.
- Paul emphasizes the importance of enjoying the hunt and sharing experiences with others. Turkey hunting can be unpredictable and humorous.
- Using unconventional methods can lead to success in hunting.
- The thrill of the chase is a significant part of hunting.
- Building relationships with landowners can enhance hunting opportunities.
- Understanding deer behavior is crucial for successful hunting.
- Patience and strategy are key when hunting elusive game.
- The bond between hunters fosters a sense of community.
- Hunting experiences often lead to valuable life lessons.
- The excitement of seeing a giant buck is unparalleled.
- Future hunting plans can drive motivation and focus.
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In this final episode of the series on hunting small properties, Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau discuss strategies for success, recap previous episodes, and emphasize the importance of timing, patience, and building relationships with landowners. They share personal experiences and practical tips for effectively hunting small and suburban properties, highlighting the need for careful planning and observation to maximize hunting success.
Takeaways:
- Identifying and accessing small properties is crucial for hunting success.
- Building relationships with landowners can open up new hunting opportunities.
- Patience is key when hunting small properties with limited access.
- Timing your hunts based on deer behavior can lead to better results.
- Practicing with your equipment is essential for confidence in the field.
- Keeping a journal of observations can help track deer patterns.
- Utilizing multiple stand sites can increase your chances of success.
- Understanding the pressure from neighboring properties is important.
- Breaking down larger properties into smaller sections can simplify hunting strategies.
- Always be proactive in seeking permission to hunt new areas.
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About Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting
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The Sportsmen’s Empire is a collection of outdoor hunting podcasts for the die-hard sportsman. These podcasts are jam packed with fun and educational information about whitetail deer hunting and other…
outdoor content that will not only help you in the field, but help scratch the itch when you can’t be in the tree stand or duck blind. Nine Finger Chronicles, Houndsman XP, DYI Sportsman, The Hunting Gear Podcast, and Southern Ground just to name a few.
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