Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

Eric Lance, owner of Lansource Consulting and the host of the HuntScience Podcast, joins Brian on the show. Eric was born and raised in north east Ohio and he is a certified wildlife biologist. We chat about his education and professional journey. We talk about waterfowl ecology. We also discuss mallard nesting success. We get into hen house structures, their effect on the mallard population and much more.

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Ben Cole about his passion for waterfowl, turkey and being in God’s creation.

Ben was raised in northeast Alabama, where he learned the ways of the woods from his father. He has a wonderful wife, Melissa, who pushes his creativity and shares his big dreams. Currently, he is working to complete the North American Grand Slam in waterfowl. He loves to share his adventures in the outdoors through podcasting and videography and is passionate about sharing how Christ changed his life with others.

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On this episode of Huntavore, Nick is joined by recipe guru, Adam Berkelmans. Adam is the

author of hundreds of recipes and dishes, however our focus isn't on the recipe itself, but a

mastered dish. The guys talk about a couple of their favorites where they have made changes

and different variations to make the dish their own. Mastery is more than following the list, but

tweaking the list, going with your gut, and taking things to another level. Get ready to add a bit

of this, and a pinch of that, on this episode of Huntavore.

The conversation explores the process of mastering a recipe and making it one's own. The

hosts discuss the idea that a recipe is a living thing that can be adapted and changed to suit

personal preferences. They share their experiences of experimenting with different dishes and

making adjustments to create their own unique versions. The conversation also touches on the

importance of persistence and not giving up when trying to perfect a recipe. They highlight the

need to master the basic recipe before venturing into more complex variations. In this

conversation, Nick Otto and Adam discuss the importance of observation and adaptation in

cooking wild game. They emphasize the need to experiment with flavors and techniques to

create unique and delicious dishes. They also discuss the challenges of cooking older animals,

such as roosters, and provide tips for making them tender and flavorful. Adam shares his

expertise in cooking wild game and offers resources for further exploration.

Takeaways

A recipe is a living thing that can be adapted and changed to suit personal preferences.

Mastering a recipe involves making adjustments and experimenting to create a unique version.

Persistence is key when trying to perfect a recipe.

It is important to master the basic recipe before venturing into more complex variations.

Observation and adaptation are key in cooking wild game

Experiment with flavors and techniques to create unique dishes

Cooking older animals, like roosters, can be challenging but rewarding

Use resources like websites and podcasts to learn new recipes and techniques

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We all make mistakes in picking, handling, and training dogs. Sometimes experience goes a long way. Heath has seen dogs being washed because of shyness. He tells us more about the behavior and what to watch for. Hunting young dogs together is another topic discussed in this episode. How does selling a hound affect you? Letting go isn’t easy.

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On this episode I am joined by my wife Caroline Greer. While she may not be a turkey hunter she is married to one and we have a great conversation about teamwork, marriage and turkey hunting. Caroline grew up in Ontario and had family members who hunted so she is no stranger to it although she doesn't hunt much herself. She has, however been exposed to all sorts of hunting and fishing related things. From her husband bringing home turkeys to stingray she finds a way to not only be ok with it all but also encourage it! This is one you'll want to sit down with your spouse and listen to. 

Topics include: Wild game cleaning protocols, the wonders of vacuum sealing, being where you are, appreciating what you have, and hunting unselfishly.

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No-till and soil health have almost become buzz words in the food plot world. The practices themselves are sound and have a good purpose when it comes to wildlife use. But does that mean you need to keep up with the Jones' just because someone else told you so? This week Mitch shares his exposure to no-till food plotting, a few of the reasons why he adopted it, and shares a few hurdles you may face when making the transition. This is all from the hip first hand experiences in Agriculture as well as food plots. He discusses weed management, moisture management, and low budget planting equipment with practices to ensure you don't encounter the same challenges as he and many others.

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The start of deer season openers is getting closer and closer by the day. Are you planning on a cell cam upgrade for this upcoming season? Evaluating cell cam options can be a bit overwhelming...with various trigger speeds, photo range, photo quality, etc. In today's episode, Jacob shares some of what he learned when he began examining 9 different cell cams and their respective specs. What he found was that there are some clear winners and some clear losers and today he runs through some of the categories that he used to evaluate these options for 2024. 

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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan Johnson interviews Jeff Sturgis about habitat management and hunting strategies. They discuss the challenges of managing deer populations in areas with high hunting pressure and the importance of strategic hunting practices. Jeff shares his experiences with habitat management and the role it plays in attracting and keeping mature bucks on a property. They also touch on the topic of age goals for deer and the importance of passing up younger bucks to allow them to grow into mature animals. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of habitat management and strategic hunting in achieving success in deer hunting. In this conversation, Jeff Sturgis and Dan Johnson discuss their early hunting experiences and the importance of mentorship. They also talk about the use of trail cameras and how they can be a valuable tool for deer hunting. Jeff shares his approach to using trail cameras for verification and pattern analysis. They also touch on the topic of habitat management and the importance of maintaining clover fields, controlling weeds, and creating mock scrapes. The conversation emphasizes the importance of learning from experience, adapting to changing conditions, and continuously improving hunting strategies.

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In this episode of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy Dinsmore is joined by Jim D’Agostino. In this conversation, Jeremy and Jim discuss their plans and preparations for the upcoming whitetail hunting season. 

Jeremy and Jim talk about their gear, including Jim's new Elite Ethos bow, and their approach to scouting and hunting. They emphasize the importance of enjoying the process and not putting too much pressure on themselves. Too many times over the years when unwanted pressure was put on by themselves nothing good came about. So, they both share how they have kept each other in line regardless of an outcome. 

They also discuss the benefits of staying fit and active, as well as the possibility of participating in out-of-state hunting trips. Overall, they express excitement and confidence for the upcoming season. In this conversation, Jim and Jeremy discuss their recent experiences with archery shooting and 3D shoots. They talk about the importance of having a comfortable grip and how it affects their shooting accuracy. They also share their experiences with target panic and how they overcame it. 

They discuss the challenges they faced during 3D shoots and the lessons they learned. They also talk about their hunting plans for the upcoming season and the adjustments they plan to make in their hunting strategies. They touch on the topics of wind direction, access routes, and scent control. They also mention the possibility of having more Sunday hunting days in Pennsylvania and the benefits it would bring to weekend warriors like themselves.

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

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Corey Gruver is back and he and Steve have the porch rockers humming like the treadle wheel on Grandma’s sewing machine as they talk about a wide assortment of topics this week.

Hot weather is abundant and so are summertime tales in this episode. Recent exploits of the boys Plott dogs as well as the announcement of the upcoming nuptials of Corey’s female Goldie to Bill Shininger’s stud dog are front and center.  The talk moves to the latest accomplishments of Steve and Mark Miller’s Plott Fever in field and water events and progresses to the realm of deep-thinking about how to decide when and to which stud to breed with an admonition to owners of females “not to wait too long.” 

With Autumn Oaks less than two months away, the boys share some of their favorite humorous stories from experiences at “The Event Where History Is Made.”

This one is jam-packed with good information concerning how to improve club membership, explores the dangers of a once-common practice of climbing trees and culminates with a very interesting conversation on the importance of track dogs in the sport. The boys discuss the all-important question “which is more important, the track dog or the tree dog?” If you don’t listen to anything else this week, check out this portion of the podcast. It’s good stuff!

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