Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re at SHOT Show talking with Adam Kraut the executive director of the Second Amendment Foundation. We open up with Logan asking Adam to give us a run down on some of the “wins” that correlate with the Second Amendment. He brings up Bruen and gives us an in-depth analysis on why this was such a huge win for the Second Amendment. One of the main focuses of Bruen is the right to bear arms outside of our homes. Although a big win, quite a few states and cities are still currently fighting the Bruen case. Be sure to listen to this episode presented by GunBroker.com to hear all about some recent wins for the Second Amendment across the United States.

Up next, Logan brings up how the Second Amendment Foundation is celebrating its 50-year anniversary this year. While it’s an amazing accomplishment that we all celebrate, it unfortunately means that they’ve been having to fight for firearms rights for the entire time. Adam gives us a history lesson on the Second Amendment Foundation, including the first years and how it became able to file lawsuits. Since the organization’s inception, it has been involved with over 260 cases fighting for Second Amendment rights with 58 active cases currently. The current lawsuit is to challenge the federal prohibition on medical marijuana users in Pennsylvania.

Allen brings up the Gun Rights Policy Conference. The main point is to get everyone involved in protecting Second Amendment rights together, to collaborate and work together to help keep the needle moving. If this is something you’re interested in, you can go to the 38th Annual Gun Rights Policy Conference this year in San Diego, California. Logan also brings up pistol braces and the current legal landscape. Adam gives us the rundown on pistol braces, so listen in to hear all about it!

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This week Larry White joins the show to discuss his style of Lowcountry public land hunting and his culinary skills. Larry is an incredibly talented chef that runs www.wildgamegourmet.com. He shares hundreds of wild game recipes on his website from game species across the South. Thanks for listening. 

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This weeks show is an awesome one. The guys are joined by Rob Beckman who is working to petition the state of Ohio to allow rifles for deer hunting across the state. As many of you know, rifles are allowed for many other hunting activities, so what makes deer hunting with them so much different? Many of our neighboring states allow them, and Rob has some great knowledge and presents a very compelling case for why we in Ohio should be allowed to use traditional rifle cartridges.

Below is a link to a petition you can sign to join the movement for allowing rifles to be another tool in the Ohio hunters tool belt.

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Paul and Andrew are just working through lifes challenges. Both are coming upon their busiest times of the year in their professional lives, and of course Paul is like a kid counting down the days until Christmas, as turkey season approaches quickly! A few stories from around the state, and more on this weeks episode

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Hey everyone, welcome to episode 2010 of the Antler Up Podcast!

On this week's episode, I had the pleasure of having Jared Shaffer on the show to delve into his hunting escapades over the past year. Having the opportunity to fill a few buck tags from various states like West Virginia, Ohio, and Indiana, and PA, Jared unfolded his triumphs with traditional bows and the hurdles encountered in diverse hunting terrains. Amidst missed opportunities and setbacks, Jared's unwavering optimism persists as he continues to pursue his profound passion for hunting. The episode delves into Jared's reflections on the season, unveiling key takeaways that include trusting instincts, overcoming challenges, and adapting to dynamic hunting scenarios.

Jared sheds light on his experiences while hunting on public land, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and not succumbing to adversity. The discussion also delves into Jared's future plans, his eagerness to explore new hunting spots and states, and the instrumental role his hunting setup plays when on these hunts. As Jared reflects on the season, he expresses excitement for upcoming Tethrd videos, providing a source of inspiration and entertainment for fellow hunters.

Takeaways from the episode include the benefits of hunting close to home, the unique and enjoyable experience offered by traditional bows, the significance of scouting and adaptability for success, and the resounding message that staying positive and persistent can pave the way for successful hunts. Overall, Jared's stories and insights serve as a captivating and motivational experience for hunting enthusiasts. Stay tuned for more hunting adventures and inspiration in the episodes to come!

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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman we chat with Brandy Adam. Brandy works for the National Rifle Association and plays a huge role in planning the Great American Outdoor Show in Harrisburg each year. We kick off with the prep work for the show. A lot has changed since the NRA has taken it over in 2014, and we would argue it's bigger and better than ever. From here, we learn a little bit more about Brandy's journey through the world of hunting and outdoor recreation.

Brandy did not grow up in a hunting family, and has grown from a borderline anti hunter to an extremely successful woman in the field. This part of the show provides a ton of perspective most men will typically never see. Guys, if you've wanted to get your wife or daughter involved in your passions, there is a lot to learn from this episode. Brandy not only hunts harder than some guys, she has a desire to help grow hunting and shooting sports in local clubs, and inspire other women to navigate the unique journey of being a female in the outdoor world.

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Maybe is daydreaming, maybe it's hallucination, or maybe it's the stress of life building up and finally getting an opportunity to vent to another grown man that has a similar life. On this episode, and it's one hell of an episode, Dan is once again joined by the phenom Tony Peterson for another epic BS Session. This episode doesn't have a theme, doesn't have plot, and nothing serious is covered. Topics of discussion include, hunting and archery in cinema, if Dan needs therapy, cuteness contests between puppies and otters, and what wild animal the guys would want try to tame. This episode is a break from the norm that we all need this time of year. Good laughs and good times! ENJOY & SUBSCRIBE!

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If you hunt multiple states, you need a hunt mapping platform that provides versatility and value. In this episode, Jacob shares his pros and cons regarding each of the 6 hunt map platforms based on his recent in depth review. He evaluated 8 categories (3D Desktop, 3D Handheld, Waypoints, Tools, Layers, Topo, Value & Versatility) within each platform and found that some of these hunt map platforms are great, some are good, and one of them is an imposter. 

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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast Nate & Andy stop by the Trophyline booth at ATA and talk to Robert Kennedy with Trophyline about all things saddles. We get into all the benefits, challenges, uses, and much more. We also talk about Trophylines's newest addition to their lineup coming in 2024, the Hyperlite. We appreciate Tophyline letting us hop in and record with them. Thanks for listening!

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In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Will Gulsby (Auburn University/ Wild Turkey Science Podcast) discuss coyotes, land management, coyote removal, fawn recruitment, and predator-proofing a property. Will discusses coyote ecology, and the purpose these animals serve on the landscape. Will describes the biology of predators and how coyotes serve to the betterment of our landscape and how we sometimes paint a bad picture of their role. Will explains the historical relevance of predators and the evolution of coyotes as it pertains to their specific role in the wildlife community.

Will explains small predators, competition of food sources and the niche role coyotes can play in developed areas that have overpopulation of deer numbers, where fawn recruitment is high. Will introduces social carrying capacity and balancing deer numbers, hunting, and focuses on what many misinterpret as myths to the significance of coyotes. Will discusses coyotes’ diet, and the evolution of change as wolves have left the landscape. Will explains the variation in diets seasonally, and the misinterpretation of coyote kills based on scavenging verse predation. Will discusses primary winter diets and the transition to summer diets, specifically plant material. Will discusses scat surveys that he does with coyotes and how to better understand diets throughout each year and what scat reveals about a coyote.

Will discusses game birds (i.e. turkey) and the mortality that may persist on the landscape because of various predators. Will explains how difficult it is to evaluate predator kills, scavenging and the impact of coyotes on turkeys and the related population. Will and Jon discuss foxes, racoons and other predators on the landscape and the ecological roles. Will explains indiscriminate killing, if killing coyotes in small- or large-scale matters and if reproduction increases and what other factors like resident or nomadic, type animals are relevant to decisions to manage coyotes. Will explains compensatory immigration and how removing coyotes may be filled by other coyotes, with the potential to increase population. Will provides the scale and size of movements of coyotes and some coyotes can travel far greater than many would think.

Will discusses more on predator control programs, and factors that are relevant to assessing the impact of trapping and killing of coyotes. Will explains ideal conditions in trapping coyotes and efficiency in scale and size on the landscape. Will details annual verse occasional trapping and hunting. Will introduces the concept that habitat management is also a predator management tactic, and habitat impacts predation rates.

Jon and Will discuss habitat management and the tactics surrounding design options and how to look at properties on a large scale. Will discusses a relevant study that details forest types and age classes that is relevant to fawn survival. Will dives deeper into landscape design philosophies and options to ensure that better habitat can exist supporting our resident deer herd. Will and Jon discuss fear ecology and the impact on deer. Will explains how this has been studied and deer behavior as it relates to predators. 

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