Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we got the chance to talk with Ben Westfall with the National Deer Association about a recent article he wrote entitled "4 Ways Deer Carry Wildlife Conservation On Their Backs." Ben goes into detail about the 4 points he made in the article and much more as we discuss all the great things whitetails do for all of conservation. This was a very thought provoking episode for us and hope it does the same for you! Thanks for listening!

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Today we’re on the hunt for a lion! Join us in the pages of Full Cry as we follow along for a ride up horseshoe canyon.

We have been scouring through vintage issues dating all the way back to the first issue back in 1939! Join us as we pay tribute to the hard work and dedication of the men, women and dogs that were the lifeblood of the sport and the traditions we carry on today. After 85 years of publication, there is bound to be a little something for everyone! If thoughts of the classic Full Cry fill your memories, this is the podcast for you. 

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In this, the second episode about tree dogs, the boys are dealing with problems that occur at the tree. Everything from tree jacking to chewing to guarding the tree are discussed in detail.

In their years of experience with tree dogs of all types, the pair has experienced and have attempted to correct all manner of issues that make what should be the sublime experience of walking up and seeing game in the tree at the end of the trail, a stressful and often worrisome experience for the hunter.

The episode is ripe with common sense approaches to dealing with tree problems and is a program most any tree dog enthusiast will appreciate even if they don’t recall as personal experiences. Admittedly, there may be more problems identified than resolved in this issue with a promise of more solutions to come.  Tree problems are complex and the hosts don’t take them lightly, being careful to present only useful, commonsense remedies.

Prepare to hear discussions on milling at the tree, dogs that become jealous at the tree and dogs that become hunt sour after entering too many competitions.  There’s a lot of information packed in this issue and it’s all intended to make the experience of hunting game with tree dogs more enjoyable.  There is also an admonishment that if the listener is afraid to correct problems at the tree, he or she may well need to find another dog or at the extreme, another sport.  

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In this weeks segment of The Range Podcast, Ricky and Hollywood discuss the ups and downs of the past Spring Turkey Season and a new product that could prove to be extremely deadly for any animal at the receiving end. Also, get the scoop on the limited draw tags that they may or may not have drawn. 

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Joining Nate Rozeveld this week on MIchigan Wild is Cam Carpenter. Cam is 18 years old and has found a ton of success hunting in his home state of Michigan. Cam has had the opportunity to kill and hunt some giant deer in the mitten state, including a buck in the 180s when he was only 13 years old. Even with tremendous success at a young age Cam has stayed engaged with hunting and his passion for the outdoors is ever present. Something that is refreshing to hear for Nate as he has tried managing getting his son involved in hunting at such a young age as well. 

Cam talks about his success and gives all the credit to his father, family friends, and great neighbors. He expresses that he feels the only reason these big deer exist is because so many neighbors are on the same page with trigger control and doe harvest. Nate couldn't agree more because he has seen and witnessed the outcome of passing deer along with neighbors which allows deer in Michigan to reach an older age structure.

The guys also break down Cam's turkey season. He found some success early on in the season, by getting a double with his good buddy. He was also able to chase after turkeys with some close friends that led to missed opportunities and memories that will last forever.

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The south heads north this week on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast as John chats with his buddy Nate Rozeveld from Michigan. Nate is the host of the Michigan Wild Podcast on the Sportemen's Empire and recently came down to join John on an Oklahoma hog hunt. John and Nate cover a variety of topics including how social media may have actually improved Michigan deer hunting for the better. John asks Nate about his thoughts on one of John's favorite topics, the one buck vs two buck debate. Nate also explains Michigan's varied landscape including the famous "U.P." or upper peninsula.

Being a podcast host himself, Nate does a great job of turning the tables and asking John a few questions about his property and hunting in Oklahoma. After seeing John's property this spring, he had some questions about how John sets up and hunts his family cattle ranch. The guys also talk about if you can have "too many mature bucks" on a property and ways you can prevent that from happening.

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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson interviews Kevin Creeley, a firefighter and avid hunter from Virginia. They discuss Kevin's career as a firefighter and how it allows him to have a flexible schedule for hunting. Kevin shares his journey into hunting, starting with fishing with his grandmother and then transitioning to dog hunting and muzzleloader hunting. He eventually became interested in bow hunting and joined a hunting club where he learned from experienced bow hunters. Kevin also talks about the importance of equipment and gaining confidence in archery. In this conversation, Kevin Creeley shares his experiences hunting in Virginia, specifically focusing on hunt clubs and the unique challenges and benefits they offer. He discusses the dynamics of hunt clubs, including the allocation of hunting spots and the positive and negative aspects of being a member. Kevin also talks about the different terrains in Western and Coastal Virginia and how they impact deer behavior. He touches on out-of-state hunts and his goals for the future, as well as his experiences hunting sea ka deer on the Eastern Shore. Overall, Kevin provides valuable insights into the hunting opportunities and experiences available in Virginia.

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Today's story may be from the February 1966 issue of Full Cry, but is just as relevant today as it was back then.

"Let me take him home” is a great representation of a houndsman’s heart. Even when surrounded by evil in the big city, a country boy has the courage to stand up and take on an angry mob to defend one of his own kind. While those that do not understand our way of life cry for blood, this young man goes to blows to protect a veteran coondog that is as misplaced in the city as himself. Though he has never seen this particular dog before it is clear he “knows” him and his kind. This young man was willing to put his life on the line against the mob to give the respect and decency that this old hound deserves. Our world would be a lot better if everyone could see through this young man’s eyes.

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This week Mark breaks down his technique to capture whitetails during the summer months. Right now, deer are eating and hiding. Doing what they do best as a prey species. There are several easy approaches to monitor the local herd without unnecessary pressure.

Topics covered: swamps, bottomland, pine plantations, thermal cover, thickets, bait sites, passive setups, video or photo modes, destination food sources are all covered. Thanks for listening.  

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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan Johnson and Ricky Brule discuss their outdoor adventures, the challenges of mountain climbing, and the impact of marketing on hunting gear. They also delve into the world of compound bows, discussing top bow manufacturers and the influence of innovative technology on the industry. The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to archery, hunting, and equipment selection. It delves into the nuances of arrow selection, broadhead debate, and the impact of arrow weight and fletching on accuracy and penetration. The discussion also touches on the planning and anticipation of Western hunts, including elk, mule deer, and antelope. The hosts share their experiences and preferences, providing valuable insights for hunting enthusiasts.

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Takeaways:

- Outdoor adventures and challenges, such as mountain climbing, provide valuable experiences and insights.

- The impact of marketing and brand image on hunting gear preferences and consumer choices.

- The influence of innovative technology and design on the evolution of compound bows and the hunting gear industry.

- The importance of arrow selection and the impact of arrow weight and fletching on accuracy and penetration.

- Insights into the planning and anticipation of Western hunts, including elk, mule deer, and antelope.

- The value of preference points and the anticipation of once-in-a-lifetime hunts.

- The significance of equipment tuning and the nuances of arrow and broadhead selection for hunting success.

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