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On this "No Foreplay" episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, Dan is once again joined by Clint Campbell to discuss the nuances of post season scouting. When comes to scouting a new property once the hunting season is over, it can be a bit overwhelming knowing what to do as far as scouting is concerned. Don't worry, this episode breaks it all down. The guys talk about looking for specific terrain features, the impact of food sources and feed trees, intersecting trails, planning access routes, and how to take advantage of scouting in the snow. Another great episode, full of great information from two hunters who take bowhunting very seriously.
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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan is joined by Nate Thomas of the Missouri Woods & Water podcast to discuss their trip to the Archery Trade Association Trade Show in St. Louis. Nate starts off the show by talking about the new venue and the vibe of the show. Then Nate talks about some of the most interesting products and technology that were showcased. This includes several saddle companies, bow and crossbow accessories, and innovative climbing sticks. Another informative episode you will enjoy!
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Every season comes to an end. Right now, deer seasons are closing down around the country. And Josh's season of being host of The Southern Way Hunting Podcast has come to an end so Josh can focus on a few other projects that are demanding his attention. BUT YOU'RE IN GOOD HANDS!!! Mark Haslam of Southeast Whitetail is taking over as host and will do a great job.
In this episode, Josh and Mark have a good discussion about deer hunting over bait, and Josh hands Mark the keys to the kingdom.
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On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks with hunting buddy and fellow podcast host Brian Krebs about his 2023 season.
Dan and Brian have been friends since the early days of The Nomadic Outdoorsman when Brian came on as one of TNO’s first podcast sponsors. Since then Dan and Brian have been on 2 different shed hunting trips together and continue to talk about plans for a future big game hunt. In this episode Brian Shares about his less than average year and Dan talks about all the frustrations of 2023 including a final day blood track.
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If you're a deer hunter, you've likely dreamed of buying your very own hunting property. A place where you can have total control over what is done to the property, a place to bring family and friends, a place to kill big bucks, a place to simply call your own. But sometimes, land ownership isn't all it's cracked up to be. The hunting on a given property may fall short of our expectations. We may have forces beyond our control that hamper our enjoyment of the property. Owning ground may prove to be more of a nightmare than a dream. So what should you do to make sure it's your dream that becomes a reality, and not your nightmare?
In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer Podcast, Josh talks with Sam Bilhorn of Whitetail Partners about buying a piece of hunting land. Sam is a habitat consultant and real estate agent in Wisconsin. The guys cover all the ins and outs of finding land that's right for you.
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This week the guys are back at it from the heart of central Ohio, feeling like we are all at the North Pole. Cooooooold. The year is plugging right along, as they sit down to talk with Zach Johns. Zach took down “double D” this fall, a double drop tined white tail buck that was a monster. Zach gives us the run down of his hunt and all that it took to bring down this brute. Paul and Andrew go through some local news, muzzle loader reports, trapping research in Ohio, Ohio BHA Pint Night, discussion from Colorado, and more. The guys spent last week at ATA, and they will get you a full recap soon. Keep up the good work out there, with a few weeks left in deer season, small game, and more. Good luck out in the woods this week!
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On this episode of Huntavore, Nick is joined by Joseph Jones, the creator of the youtube channel Outdoors in Color. Joseph has gone about capturing his passions for both the outdoors, being a sportsman, and also being a father. Our talk has Joseph getting into why he captures his hunts on video, he replays a recent epic hunt for black bear, and how he enjoys bringing new members into the hunting fraternity. Per usual we end in the kitchen, where he breaks down his shareable meat treat and date night dish. A whole lot of fun on this episode of Huntavore.
Joseph Jones resides in North Carolina. He is in a great spot to be an outdoorsman. Literally a couple hours from the mountains, or a couple hours in the other direction to the ocean. Joe talks about his achievements in 2023. One he’s really proud of, is his oldest son getting his first unassisted deer. Being taught by his father, and now passing his knowledge to his boys is pretty cool. His channel reflects that feeling as well. Outdoors in Color is partially about he and his kids, sharing memories and at the same time, showing how accessible hunting can be. Going on the cheap, with big box store gear is still a great way to get out there. Joe is a real champion of being able to get started on their first adventures. He makes it a goal to meet new people and take them hunting, and at the sametime, go out on a limb himself and seek people who will take him on new adventures. His recent fall adventure was going on a black bear hunt, where he ends up 5 yards from the Bear, in thick reeds! We finish out talking about how jerky is his go-to meat treat to share, and braised shanks for date night.
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On today’s show with GunBroker.com, we’re in Fort Smith, Arkansas, at the Walther headquarters talking about new and upcoming products to look forward to from Walther Firearms. We start out talking about the Walther PDP, the PDP was built as a performance duty pistol. Walther set out to fix every complaint possible from user feedback on the PPQ to make the PDP a robust duty and competitive firearm. Cody from Walther talks about their approach to launching the PDP, instead of a slow rollout Walther launched five different models of the PDP at one time with multiple build options for each. This resulted in the PDP being the most successful launch for Walther. Tune in to this episode sponsored by GunBroker.com to hear all about the Walther PDP.
Next up, we dive into the PDP F-Series. The PDP F-Series was aimed directly at the female customer and law enforcement agents. Engineered completely for women, Walther changed quite a few things to make the ergonomics better for the female shooter. Reduced trigger reach, reduced slide force, and reduced grip circumference really made the F-Series a perfect option for the female shooter. Walther struck gold with the F-Series with the 3.5” version being one of their top sellers this past year. Listen in to hear all about the process of how the PDP F-Series came to be!
Closing out, we talk about the powerhouse of manufacturing Walther headquarters here is in the U.S. While the German heritage is still extremely important to Walther, they realize how important it is to have manufacturing here in the states to allow for products to reach consumers in a timelier manner. Dan speaks high praise of the manufacturing process that he watched while touring the Walther facility. Allen chimed in about how he was surprised to see the finishing being done in- house, which really gives Walther start-to-finish, complete oversight of the quality control that goes out the door to consumers. Allen closes it out with a rundown of some of the Walther firearms that he’s seen lately on GunBroker.com!
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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by founder of Whitetail Landscapes, Jon Teater. Jon hails from Tully, New York and consults with landowners throughout the country, primarily targeting the northeast. Jon is extremely detail oriented - more than many consults you may have seen on YouTube or listen to on other podcasts. This is one of the many things that sets him apart from others within the industry. His attention to deer habits and their tendencies in terrain and hunting pressure dictate how he improves the layout and habitat of a hunting property.
We discuss many different philosophies of property layout and hunting strategies throughout a property. We compare some other well known people's consulting strategies and recommendations, and then break down how different doesn't mean it's wrong. Instead, it is a direct result of the environment and experiences with which that consultant lives and works in. From here we discuss how Jon approaches cutting a bedding area. This includes concepts such as "walls of cover" and segmenting deer with diversity. Even if you are not a private landowner or hunter, there is a lot to unpack in this conversation revolving around mature bucks and how deer relate to their surroundings.
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