Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater discusses (Whitetail Landscapes) various aspects of land management and hunting strategies, focusing on the benefits of honey locust trees in silvopasture systems. Joined by guest Austin Unruh (Trees for Graziers) and Thomas Mlsna (Untamed Ambition), they explore the ecological services provided by these trees, their nutritional value for wildlife, and practical applications for integrating them into hunting properties. The conversation emphasizes the importance of patience and strategic planning in land management to enhance hunting success. In this conversation, the group discusses the integration of trees in silvopasture systems, focusing on the benefits of various tree species, particularly mulberries, for wildlife and livestock. The discussion emphasizes the importance of effective tree protection methods, the role of tree gender in fruit production, and introduces his new tree nursery business aimed at providing high-quality trees for sustainable farming practices.

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we go all the way back to episode #143 in this MWW Classic.....with Big Al Morris himself. Al talks about hunting coyotes all across North America and some of the differences and similarities he has noticed over the years. We then get into all kinds of great information from Al ranging from some of his favorite sounds, calling techniques and sequences he uses, how he handles the wind, rifle calibers, and much more. This episode is full of great information from Al. Thanks for listening!

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On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman Podcast, Pierce is joined by Damon Zito of Vortex Optics to cover everything you need to know about water trapping in Wisconsin! Damon shares the story of how he got into trapping through a co-worker at Vortex, and how the fascination of lesser-seen critters like muskrat, mink, beaver, and even river otters sparked his desire to get into water trapping. Be prepared to learn a TON in this episode about these strange semi-aquatic animals from what beaver, otter, and mink sign looks like, how widely these animals range, how to determine what critter you're seeing in a given area, how prevalent river otters really are in Wisconsin, what a safe and legal trap setup looks like, and last but not least, what may quite possibly be the greatest turkey hunting story ever told on The Wisconsin Sportsman. All that and more in this week's episode!

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On this episode of Michigan Wild Nate finds himself recapping his time at ATA and the most recent rabbit hunt. This was the first Archery Trade Association Nate ever attended and he really enjoyed it. Seeing all the companies and the people behind them was a refreshing experience. Nate also was able to see and feel some new products for 2025. 

This weekend was the first serious rabbit hunt for Nate this winter. The dogs did fantastic and gunpowder was burned. Nate was able to reflect on his enjoyment chasing rabbits and the time spent with close friends throughout the hunt. Even though whitetail season isn't done for Nate, the majority of his focus is on small game hunting and scouting for the upcoming season. There will be opportunities to punch a few more tags in the upcoming weeks, but those will be very calculated if a target buck shows up. 

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Bear hunter Holt Collier, who was the guide for the famous “teddy bear” hunt that earned President Theodore Roosevelt his nickname, can lay claim to taking a sitting president bear hunting. That’s a distinction similar to that of our guest but not quite. Our guest Mark Israel of Smithfield, Georgia, took the 39th President of the United States coon hunting and not just once, but several times following the family friend’s term in office.

Steve met Israel during his PKC days and Mark related to our host, several stories of his hunts with the peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia turned governor and ultimately president of the United States, Jimmy Carter. Carter’s famous farm in Plains sits a mere six miles from the Israel family’s homestead.

Carter served the State of Georgia as its governor from 1971 to 1975 and the nation as president, from 1977 to 1981. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 for his humanitarian work.

This exclusive Gone To The Dogs podcast presents an interesting conversation involving hounds, coon hunting, secret service agents and an inside look at a man that once was the most powerful man in the world.  

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In a recent episode of the "We Do This Too Outdoors" podcast, host Courtney Williamson welcomed Sharenda Birts, a passionate advocate for women in the outdoors. Birts shared her inspiring journey, which began with personal health challenges that ultimately led her to discover the joys of outdoor activities. After facing food allergies and undergoing treatment for thyroid cancer, she found herself seeking new experiences that would allow her to reconnect with nature. Her first hunting experience came through a pheasant hunt organized by Pheasants Forever, which not only marked a significant milestone in her life but also sparked a deep passion for exploring the outdoors. Birts emphasized the importance of curiosity and self-entertainment, noting how her upbringing as an only child helped her develop a love for solitary adventures.

The conversation also delved into the challenges women face in the outdoor community, particularly regarding representation and inclusivity. Birts, who co-founded Wildherness.org, highlighted the need for safe spaces where women can engage in outdoor activities without feeling intimidated. She acknowledged that many women, especially those from underrepresented backgrounds, often feel discouraged from participating in hunting and other outdoor pursuits due to societal pressures and stereotypes. By creating a supportive network, Birts aims to empower women to embrace their love for the outdoors and to foster a sense of belonging within the community. Her organization focuses on mentorship and connection, ensuring that women have access to resources and guidance as they navigate their outdoor journeys.

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In this episode of the Range Podcast, hosts Ricky Brule and Jake Hollywood Iverson discuss their experiences at the 2025 Archery Trade Association (ATA) show in Indianapolis. They are joined by Rory O'Loughlin, CEO of Vapor Trail Archery, to reflect on the unique atmosphere of this year's show compared to previous years, the successful launch of their new product, the Victor arrow rest, and the innovations that set it apart in the market. 

The conversation also touches on the emotional connection to product development, the importance of networking within the industry, and personal anecdotes from the show, culminating in a tribute to Jarrod Fondie, the pioneer of limb-driven technology. The episode concludes with thoughts on the future of Vapor Trail Archery and the excitement surrounding their new offerings.

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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, Dan Johnson and Arron Bleise discuss the challenges and rewards of podcasting, the importance of guest engagement, and the relatable stories that come from their hunting experiences. They explore the balance between passion and the business side of content creation, the impact of technology like trail cameras on hunting strategies, and the emotional connections that arise from sharing personal hunting stories. The conversation delves into the ethics of hunting decisions and the expectations versus reality in hunting seasons, providing listeners with insights into the hunting community and the podcasting world. In this engaging conversation, Dan Johnson and Arron Bleise delve into the complexities of hunting ethics, the evolution of hunting technology, and the contrasting experiences of hunting on public versus private land. They explore the essence of hunting, emphasizing the thrill of the moment before pulling the trigger and the personal stories that shape each hunter's journey. The discussion highlights the subjective nature of hunting experiences and the importance of finding common ground among hunters, regardless of their methods or environments.

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In today’s episode Buddy and Jason get a chance to catch up after a busy holiday season and Jason’s trip to the Grand American Coon Hunt with fellow DU Podcast host Steve Fielder and Heath Hyatt. Jason was able to talk with several of our listeners and see a lot of customers on his trip. For anyone planning to attend the hunt next year Jason has a recommendation of what hotel to NOT stay at. The guys also talk some dog food and supplements as well as the new Tom Mansanarez line of T-shirt’s, Hoodies and more!

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In this episode, Chris and Dorge explore the evolution of arrow materials, discussing the historical context of arrows and bows, the art of arrow making, and modern arrow technologies. They delve into the advantages and disadvantages of various materials such as bamboo, cedar, fiberglass, and carbon fiber, emphasizing the importance of understanding the specific applications and contexts in which each material excels. 

The conversation highlights the ongoing evolution of archery and the significance of consistency in arrow performance. In this segment, Dorge and Chris discuss the intricacies of arrow manufacturing, focusing on the extrusion process, the significance of aluminum, and the evolution of carbon arrows. They discuss how extrusion is very similar to pasta-making, the benefits and drawbacks of aluminum arrows, and the advancements in carbon fiber technology over the years. 

The conversation highlights the importance of understanding material properties for optimal arrow performance. In this episode, Chris and Dorge Huang delve into the intricacies of carbon fiber and aluminum arrows, discussing the evolution of materials, the importance of resin in construction, and the impact of knowledge on archery performance. They explore the differences between carbon and aluminum arrows, emphasizing that while carbon arrows may offer longevity, aluminum arrows provide predictability. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding materials and manufacturing processes in achieving optimal performance in archery.

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