Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Bryan Dean, the owner and founder of Shotz Ammunition about what it takes to meet a need in the outdoors space and create a product that will benefit hunters for generations to come.

Brian Dean shares the story of how Shotz Ammo came about, driven by the need for affordable and accessible ammunition for his kids' hunting adventures. He discusses the importance of passing on the hunting tradition to the next generation and the challenges of finding affordable 410 ammo. Brian and his brother-in-law developed their own 410 ammo and launched Shotz Ammunition, which has been well-received by the waterfowl hunting community. They emphasize the importance of building relationships with landowners and being respectful of the land. North Dakota is praised for its abundant wildlife and diverse hunting opportunities. In this conversation, Bryan discusses the science behind their innovative shotgun shells and the impact they have on waterfowl hunting. He explains how their shells, called Pulverizers, deliver a kinetic trauma blow to ducks and geese, resulting in a high kill rate. Bryan also emphasizes the importance of customer service and building relationships with outfitters and hunters. He shares his personal goals of hunting caribou and creating memorable hunting experiences with his children.

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In this conversation, Mark Kenyon shares the story of his son breaking his leg while camping and fishing in Wyoming. He discusses the accident, the emergency surgery, and the recovery process. Mark also talks about his upcoming trips to Alaska to film a blacktail deer hunt and explore the state of salmon. He highlights the importance of protecting wildlife and the challenges they face. The conversation concludes with a discussion about preparing for the upcoming hunting season and the balance between family commitments and hunting. Dan and Mark discuss the challenges of balancing hunting with family and other responsibilities. They emphasize the importance of finding a balance that works for each individual and their unique circumstances. They also discuss the sacrifices that come with being a dedicated hunter and the need to prioritize family and relationships. They share their own experiences and reflect on how their perspectives on hunting have evolved over time. Mark talks about his upcoming hunting trips to Alaska, Illinois, and Kentucky, while also expressing his love for local Michigan hunting. They conclude by acknowledging the need for ongoing balance and the importance of enjoying the journey.

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On today's episode, Jacob runs through a list of whitetail season chores that you may want to take care of in prep for the season as whitetail seasons begin to open across the country this month and next. As you know, when the season opens, you don't want to dedicate any amount of time to activities that could or should have been taken care of during the off season...so now is your chance to take note and get these items done before it's too late. For example, last minute property access and networking, thanking current private access owners, shooting your broadheads, setting up cams on potential feed trees, and other potential chores. Let's get this stuff done and set up the season for success! 

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In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by his buddy Cole Seitzinger, who talks about balancing family life with hunting and his transition to hunting with a saddle. The balancing act requires Cole to be specific with his time to allow success; the saddle helps with his time efficiency. The conversation begins with the pros and cons of saddle hunting and the impact of content creation on the hunting experience. From here, Cole breaks down the hunt for his 2023 PA buck.

Cole was able to harvest this buck on the first sit of the year at this property. He had not hunted it for 3 seasons, in fact the previous sit he also arrowed his largest PA buck to date. Cole shares the ins and outs of learning the timing of the properties he hunts, and how he had to make an adjustment after missing the best time at another property. This is part one of two, tune in next week when Cole breaks down his trip to Illinois where he arrowed a bruiser!

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On this episode, Jase Greer and Nick Otto discuss various ways to prepare and cook wild turkey. They cover topics such as plucking vs skinning the bird, gutting techniques, and utilizing the organs. They also explore cooking methods for the legs and thighs, including slow cooking and sous vide. The conversation provides practical tips and ideas for making the most out of a wild turkey harvest. They also discuss the versatility of turkey meat, batch cooking, making stock, and cooking turkey breasts. Nick shares his expertise on butchering and cooking wild game, emphasizing the importance of using every part of the animal and making the most out of the harvest. The conversation is filled with practical tips and insights for hunters and home cooks.

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In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy Dinsmore is joined by good friend Chris Weist to dive into the essentials of hunting success. Chris shares his philosophy on trusting your instincts and simplifying your approach in the field, emphasizing that overthinking can often be a hunter's downfall. They discuss the importance of scouting and fine-tuning your hunting areas, making sure to control the factors within your reach—like gear and pressure on hunting spots. Chris also stresses the significance of shooting well and having unwavering confidence in your equipment.

As the conversation unfolds, Jeremy and Chris explore strategies for planning a hunting season, focusing on prioritizing specific states and areas to maximize opportunities. They touch on the valuable role trail cameras play in understanding deer behavior and scrape activity, highlighting the benefits of locating pre-existing scrapes and utilizing multiple cameras for better insights. Flexibility and adaptability emerge as key themes, with Chris advising hunters to be prepared to adjust their tactics as the season progresses, ensuring they’re ready for whatever challenges the woods may present.

So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up with Chris Weist on today's episode of the Antler Up Podcast.

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On today's episode of The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron Stover discusses his Early Season Whitetail Hunting Gear Checklist to help you prepare for opening day. Whitetail hunting seasons are starting to open up across the country, with many bowhunters in search of a velvet buck. This gear list will provide some insights on the specialized gear that you'll need for the hunt, as well as a few tips to better prepare you for the upcoming hunting season.

The early whitetail season can test your patience and preparation as you attempt to capitalize on months of scouting to fill your tag before a buck's pattern shifts. Many deer hunters wait until the whitetail rut to start hunting hard, but some studies have shown that the beginning of the season can be just as productive for well-prepared archers!  

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In this conversation, Jon Teater and Andrew Little (AWESM Lab) discuss the importance of habitat assessment and management for deer populations. They emphasize the need for diversity and heterogeneity in landscapes, whether they are forested or agricultural. They suggest starting with an aerial photograph of the property and considering the neighboring properties as well. They discuss the importance of creating openings in forested areas to provide early successional vegetation and cover for deer. They also mention the need for a 365-day approach to habitat management, considering the different needs of deer throughout the year. In agricultural landscapes, they highlight the importance of managing for native forbs, grasses, and legumes to provide structure and high protein food sources for deer.

The conversation explores the importance of creating diverse habitats and assessing their value in achieving specific goals. The guests discuss the design and maintenance of shrubland areas and the challenges of abandoned agriculture areas. They also delve into the concept of prairie strips in agricultural landscapes and the benefits they provide for wildlife. The conversation emphasizes the need to identify and address limiting factors on properties and highlights the importance of patience and collaboration in conservation efforts. The guests also mention their podcast, Wild Ag, and the resources they provide on social media.

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast Nate, Micah, Andy, and our buddy Austin get together and do some summer coyote hunting talk. Austin has been hitting it hard this summer with his dog Tate and we talk about his experiences out there working Tate with the coyotes. We also do a fair amount of other general coyote hunting talk because.....well that's what we do. Thanks for listening!

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s Western Rookie Podcast, Brian has Jeff Helm on the podcast to talk about chasing giant bulls and rutting axis bucks! In this conversation, Brian Krebs and Jeff Helm discuss various hunting experiences, with a focus on elk hunting. They talk about the different types of hunts, from over-the- counter tags to premier units, and the differences in elk behavior based on hunting pressure. Jeff also shares his love for archery hunting and the variety of hunting experiences he enjoys, including elk and axis deer. They discuss the affordability of elk hunting and the importance of prioritizing hunting in one's life.

Overall, the conversation highlights the passion for hunting and the different strategies and experiences that come with it. In this conversation, Brian Krebs and Jeff Helm discuss different strategies for elk hunting. They explore the pros and cons of calling bulls versus finding them through spot and stalk methods. They also touch on the topic of trophy mounts and how Jeff prefers Euro mounts over shoulder mounts to save space. They discuss the importance of meat preservation and how Jeff shares his elk meat with friends and family. Jeff shares some of his favorite recipes for cooking elk meat. Overall, the conversation provides insights into elk hunting strategies and the practical aspects of hunting, such as trophy mounts and meat utilization.

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