Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

Welcome to the Antler Up Podcast with your host, Jeremy Dinsmore! In this episode, Jeremy sits down with special guest Jon Landwehr with Legacy Pursuit.

Join Jeremy Dinsmore, your host on the Antler Up Podcast, for this week’s episode as he sits down with Jon Landwehr from Legacy Pursuit.Welcome to the latest episode of the Antler Up Podcast with your host Jeremy Dinsmore, joined by special guest Jon Landwehr. In this episode, they delve deep into the world of hunting on public land in KS, uncovering the challenges and rewards that come with it.

From the get-go, Jeremy and Jon emphasize the importance of adaptability and the willingness to explore new hunting locations. They share insightful strategies for maximizing hunting opportunities by identifying key features like food sources, water sources, and bedding areas, essential for a successful hunt.

But it doesn't stop there; they get into the intricate dynamics of deer movement and home range, offering invaluable tips for hunters to anticipate their behavior effectively. Weather conditions emerge as a critical factor affecting deer movement and hunting success, with Jeremy and Jon shedding light on how rain and temperature changes can make all the difference in the field.

And for those seeking to elevate their hunting experiences, the conversation then explores the world of filming hunts. They discuss the challenges and joys of capturing these moments on camera, highlighting how it can enhance the overall hunting experience and create cherished memories that last a lifetime.

Tune in as Jeremy and Jon blend their passion for hunting, delivering an episode with practical advice, insightful anecdotes, and a shared love for the great outdoors. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a novice exploring the outdoors, this episode will inspire, educate, and ignite your passion for hunting.

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

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The prodigal son returns this week as I am joined by none other than Paul Campbell, former host of this podcast. We have a fantastic conversation about what he's been up to lately, our recent success in the turkey woods and his search for a slam! Topics include: How one gobble can change your life, Turkey hunting without decoys, searching for a slam, being unselfish with turkey hunting and overcoming target panic.

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is once again joined by Mark Kenyon to discuss different deer hunting scenarios. Like always, the guys kick off this episode with a little BS Session talking about some of their favorite memories surrounding bands and songs of their youth.

Then after all the nonsense is over the guys do a deep dive discussing different deer hunting strategies. Topics include access routes, when to hunt specific farms and terrain features, and how to balance time in the woods. Just another fun episode with a little education sprinkled in. Enjoy and share!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Albert Tomechko (Vitalize Seed) discuss the importance of soil health and an equation that will lead to bigger deer. Albert discusses the issues with soil samples and the benefit of the soil probe, taking gps coordinates, and being consistent when taking soil samples. Albert and Jon discuss soil report cards, land use, infiltration.

Al and Jon discuss a client’s soil test and evaluates CEC, magnesium, calcium, pH. Al gets into the details of what amendments to use, like dolomitic lime. Al explains base saturations, and Jon discusses amendment toxicity. Al breaks down options for low potassium levels that are low and Jon explains some natural ways to remedy soils. Al and Jon discuss micronutrients and how to benefit plants and create more attraction for deer. Jon discusses ways to increase protein levels within adequate levels of molybdenum. 

Al and Jon discuss food plots, why corn and soybeans are not always the best option for clients and think independently from traditional ways that don’t necessarily align with the climatic conditions and actual deer demands. Jon discusses increasing biomass and more food for deer on his client properties.

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast Nate and Micah get the chance to hear a story from our guest Nick Jimenez that we won't soon forget. Nick had a 2023 deer season that may never be topped, and one that means alot to him in more ways than just the antlers that hit the ground. Lets just say the story today includes more than one story of an awesome buck. Thanks for listening!

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On this episode of GOHUNT’s Western Rookie Podcast, Brian Has guest Jacob Myrtue on to talk about turkey season, decoy ideas, and doing your own taxidermy!

Jacob is from NW Iowa and loves smacking gobblers each year both in his homestate and out west. Jacob shares some of the tactics and strategies they have been using over the past few years to put birds on the ground. Brian and Jacob also talk about doing your own taxidermy and making some life-sized turkey mounts and using them as decoys! Click the link below to check out more from Jacob

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The first week of turkey season has come and gone and holy smokes was it an eventful one! Birds were missed, birds were later shot, but most importantly, a good time was had by all! This week is all about turkey hunting success stories and lessons learned, reminders earned, and key takeaways for everyone to take with them into the woods in the coming weeks.

After whiffing on a bird opening day, Pierce sought redemption a couple days later and was able to connect with a gorgeous tom out at a family friend's property to punch his Season A tag. Then, he joined his good friend Chance for an early morning hunt on a property that is filled to the brim with turkeys! That hunt was short, sweet and action packed and resulted in Chance filling his tag and harvesting his second turkey ever. It's a fun episode filled with laughs and even a few tips for folks listening to take with them into the woods. Enjoy the episode and good luck out there in the coming weeks!

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There are 118 species of reptiles in Florida. The largest, the American alligator is the state reptile. The most common is the brown anole, a commonly seen lizard. Within the gauntlet of creepy, crawly things are rattlesnakes, cottonmouths and the fairly recent invasive threat, the Burmese python. Living, and hound hunting in Florida is an exercise in dealing with reptiles on a regular basis.

Florida coon hunter Mack Britt of Parrish, Florida, an unincorporated community in Manatee County near Sarasota on the west coast, began coon hunting with his dad as a boy. He was bitten by the hound dog bug at an early age and has remained true to his calling for nearly fifty years. 

The reasons Mack was chosen as a guest for this podcast are manifold. First and foremost, he is a “good old boy.” I’ve never heard a disparaging word uttered about Mack among his peers within the community of Florida coon hunters. I’ve driven thousands of miles with him to PKC hunts, his hunt of choice, and have enjoyed every mile. I talk with him regularly by phone.

Secondly, Mack is a veteran coon hunter in an area the is not for the faint of heart, an area where the numbers of coon hunters has dwindled over the years. He knows Florida coons and their habitats as well as anyone and better than most. He isn’t afraid to brave the hazards of hunting alone in a jungle swamp and does so regularly. When a dog trees, his or yours, he will hack, crawl, and crash his way through palmettos, cat-claw briars and soft-bottomed, snake-infested swamps to get to the dog.    

If you’re wondering what it would be like to hunt coons in Florida, here it is. It ain’t pretty, but if you are the adventurous type, there ain’t nothin’ like it!

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We start todays episode with a poem titled "Your Son” by O.L. Beckham and end up with some thought on the word “Proven”. Just what exactly does that word mean?

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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Nate Rozeveld and Rod Rozeveld sit down and discuss Nate's hunt for Wild hogs in Oklahoma on this week's episode of Michigan Wild. Starting the episode off Nate and Rod actually talk about turkey hunting and why it wasn't a priority to hunt Turkeys or a desirable game to pursue. Rod growing up had first hand experience with the negative impact the wild turkey had on the farmers crop and livestock. So to him and local farmers they were a nuisance and not necessary. As time has gone on the population got more in check and seemed to alleviate the stress they put on farmers' fields and danger to their livestock.  

Farms and Ranches face similar detrimental issues if they happen to be in an area that has an abundance of wild hogs. Which is exactly where Nate found himself in Oklahoma. He was invited down there by John Hudspeth from the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast and enjoyed his time partaking in killing some hogs and bringing some meat back home.

Some of the topics discussed around the hunting trip were...

-What is the terrain like in Oklahoma

-The challenges the locals face due to the wild hogs

-Methods used for hog population control

-Recap of each successful hunt 

Finishing up the episode Nate and Rod hop into some current events focused around their spring food plot ideas. They have some new equipment they are excited to try along with their first planting of Vitalize seeds Nitroboost. 

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