Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

Welcome to the first turkey hunting episode of 2024! Keith Hagen joins the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast again but instead of mule deer the guys chat about wild turkeys. Along with Keith's taxidermy business, he has been a turkey guide in Oklahoma for several years and has helped beginners and experts alike bag big 'ol Toms. 

This episode covers a little bit of everything. Keith and John talk about map scouting, the importance of camouflage, calling and reading birds, and more. Keith talks about his decoy preferences and again, reading the birds to give them what they want. Towards the end of the episode they cover actually killing a bird and all the different weapon choices out there. From a trusty ol 12 gauge to the new .410's on the market that are quickly growing in popularity.

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by fellow Iowan, Kaleb Carstarphen, in a good old fashioned BS Session. Kaleb admits that one of the reasons he started taking hunting more serious, is the fact he wanted to impress he dad. He shares the story about growing up with a father that taught him a lot about hunting and the outdoors, but he knew that there was way more to learn in order to kill mature bucks. The answer... he went mobile. This story, like many, involves not only a change in gear but a complete change in strategy. Join us as we break down his hunting journey. Enjoy and share!

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast Dan & Brian get in to a deep discussion about non-hunting gear for hunting trips. Most of the products revolve around gear that is left at camp or at the truck while on the actual hunt. Topics include: cooking, comfort, and sleeping just to name a few. Another fun and educational podcast from experienced hunters. Enjoy and share!

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This past summer Bear and his hounds avoided a natural disaster by the skin of their teeth. Hear about it and what Bear has in his hound-bug-out bag and his plan for getting the hounds out safe and sound. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

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Hiring the right land and wildlife consultant can make a monumental impact on your property. But if you make a bad hire, you may end up with detrimental ideas and waste of funds. There is quite a bit of parody in the space and you should do your homework to secure the right fit for your specific needs. Who has real experience in your region and who is simply regurgitating buzz words from social media.  

Should you hire a national consultant or stay localized? Land, just like any form of real estate, will be the largest purchase for most people and it should be treated like an investment. I cover many ways to secure someone that will be most suitable for your goals. Just because a consultant has name recognition, doesn't mean that they won't "phone in" a canned report which I have personally seen. 

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Eli Duckworth of Cabot Guns & Alchemy Custom Weaponry sits down with us at SHOT show to talk all about the one and only 1911 and what variations of the platform you can get from both Cabot Guns & Alchemy Custom Weaponry. 

 On Today's show with GunBroker.com: 

- A Little History of the 1911 

- How Some Brands Have Transitioned to Quantity over Quality 

- How Cabot & Alchemy Differ from Other 1911s 

- The Genius of John Moses Browning 

- Custom 1911 Options from Cabot Firearms 

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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with Austin Reinold about their upcoming hunt in Alaska.

Austin is the creator and host of the Just One Outdoors Podcast. Dan and Austin have hunted a variety of species together over the years but the two sit down to discuss their current plans as well as the items they haven’t checked off the list for their trip to Alaska this fall. Alaska is at the top of both Dan and Austin’s bucket list and tho they are both excited, the prospect of hunting Alaska’s backcountry can be intimidating. With most of the trip planned, Dan and Austin share their expectations for the hunt as well as the hesitations with both predators and preparedness.

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In this episode of Huntavore, Nick is on a wild ride of life, work, and family. Spring Break is around the corner, and plans to put more pork away is coming up fast. For many of us who have spring hunts and future bounty to store, consolidating and organizing our freezers is a must. Is it by species, or is it muscle specific? How to handle odd shaped cuts? Can I make accessing specific pieces easier? These are all questions that are covered on this episode of Huntavore.

After a winter’s worth of rummaging, Nick’s freezers are in disarray. Needing some organization and some consolidation as his bounty is between 3 freezers. To the average hunter this may not be the most fun topic, but to anyone who puts multiple animals up each year, having a system to organize your wildgame is pretty important. Nick is also going to be adding more wild pork so bringing inventory from 3 freezers into 2 is needed to make room. Full freezers are cold freezers, being more efficient at keeping temps low and in turn keeping meat frozen solid. Batch cooking is also a great way to put odd cuts like shanks and shoulders into uniform packaging. Nick made a large batch of barbacoa and carnitas just to freeze into vac bags. Nothing is better than a thaw cook and serve meal with wild game.

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by returning guest Tom Watters from Kentucky to tell a story about a one-eyed 140 class 10 pointer that lives on his farm. Tom shares how he first noticed this buck because he had a major eye injury and an extremely sick looking body. Tom didn't expect this buck to make it through the winter. However, this buck made through two more winters and returned as a health 4 year old. Tom describes where this lived, the terrain he used, food sources, and of course the strategy he implemented to connect with this big Kentucky buck. Enjoy and share.

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Now is the time to be fine tuning your public hunting "spots", with the intent to increase your efficiency in the fall. How can one close the deal on a mature buck in October instead of waiting until November? With no green up yet to cover those scrapes, rubs, and beds, it is infinitely easier to identify areas of key deer movement and identify set ups that are closer to core mature buck areas. In this episode, Jacob shares what he found in his own efforts to find the spot within the spot in a public land big woods hunting area that has produced well for him in the past. 

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