Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by Sam Brown, life long hunter out of North Carolina, to discuss how he approaches his hunting season. Sam talks with Dan about NC being a baiting state and the strategy that goes in to hunting bait piles, the long rifle seasons and how he adapts as a bowhunter, and the terrain and properties he hunts. Another great episode where you get a different perspective on a state that is not often talked about within the deer hunting community.

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with the owner of GREKKSAW Mountain Hunting Gear about the evolution of his company and his new product line. The guys get in to a discussion about their company history, the testing that goes in to every product, the importance that every one of their products being made in the USA, and the ability to apply quality testing to every product SKU. This is another awesome episode about a self starter who wanted to make high quality hunting gear for serious hunters.

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In this week’s No Lowballers podcast by GoWild presented by GunBroker.com, we’re talking all about handgun history and even let a few weird gun words fly!

In this week’s No Lowballers podcast by GoWild presented by GunBroker.com, we’re talking all about hand guns including their history and the evolution to today’s gun. Alan jumps right in with a history of hand cannons! Early hand cannons emerged in the 14th century with a flower vase design that necked down smaller. Originally designed for use with arrows, which did not work well, they evolved to anything that hurt being loaded such as: gravel, chain, or nails.

Logan goes through the timeline of early hand guns. Starting with Hand Cannons that were extremely uncontrollable and inefficient. Much of early handguns was trial and error to see what worked or didn’t work. The next evolution was Matchlock which is a very simple design but with a constant lit match it was an extremely limited design. Some of the Matchlock downfalls included being put out by rain, potentially catching your own coat on fire, or even worse – showing the enemies exactly where you are!

Jacob asks an important question about effective range of early hand guns. Allen and Logan bring up the multitude of scenarios that play into that question. Are you shooting nails or chain? Everything out of a hand-cannon would have different effective distances but overall the consensus is if within conversational distance it would be much like the modern hand gun.

We speak on the purpose of early handguns. On the battlefield hand-cannons were more to spook cavalry vs actual effectiveness. When speaking of the wheellock, generally it was more of a boutique “Bar B Q” gun. Owned mostly by very wealthy individuals who had these custom built more as a conversational piece. They were extremely inefficient to shoot, imagine shooting a 2x4!

Next, we’re talking about the flintlock! Allen speaks of some of the flintlocks you can find on Gunbroker.com along with their price ranges. Allen tells us all about the different options for early hand guns. Flintlocks, Wheellocks, Matchlocks, and even Hand Cannons are available at a wide price range depending where you’d like to start your collection. He speaks on the Germanic Wheellock which was the sweet spot of them being produced.

 We close the episode with all sorts of weird gun words. Touch-holes?? Nipples?? What are some of your favorite weird gun words?

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The No Lowballers podcast is a brand new joint venture between GoWild and GunBroker.com to explore the history and heritage of firearms. We hope to expose you to the vintage guns of the golden age along with newer, modern guns, specialty items, and a few other odd balls along the way. Jump in and come along for the ride! 

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This Episode is with Chris Weist of PA. Chris has sold all of his compounds and picking up the stick bow. We talk about the transition and steps needed to make this upcoming season a good one. We also discuss out of state hunting. Late summer deer hunting preparation. Scouting and Chris's approach to the coming fall. 

Topics discussed

-stick bow 

-mobile hunting

-off season scouting notes

-deer hunting camp

-Shooting a buck and going to football practice 

-workouts 

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If you've been hunting very long, you've probably though to yourself, "Man, I wish someone else could see what I'm seeing out here!" And so the desire to self film is born. There are lots of options out there for filming your hunts, from professional grade camcorders to cell phone mounts, and each option has its pros and cons. But if you're looking for an affordable, simple, lightweight option that will still provide top notch video and sound quality, TACTACAM's point of view cameras are your best bet. So in this episode of the How to Hunt Deer Podcast, Josh talks with Zoe Phillips from TACTACAM about self filming hunts and TACTACAM's line of cameras. 

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Welcome to episode one of the Southern Way Hunting Podcast! On this show, you’ll hear hunting tactics, stories and strategies from hunters across the south. Our aim is to sharpen our skills as hunters and outdoorsmen, become more efficient and effective in pursuit of our craft, and even have a little fun while we’re at it. And of course, no matter the pursuit, we focus on doing things the southern way.

In this first episode of the Southern Way Hunting Podcast, host Josh Raley talks with Dan Johnson about southern hunting and southern hunting culture. 

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Jeremy Moore has been running a professional dog training outfit since 2013 (Dogbonehunter). Focusing on pointing, flushing, and retrieving dogs, he also trains companion dogs. After college, Jeremy realized there was a certain dog that fit his life better than others. Heath and Jeremy discuss the importance of liking the dog you hunt/handle. Jeremy trains blood tracking dogs and shed dogs. They touch on topics like: 

This is a great perspective from another trainer who sees multiple dogs a year. We are so glad to be a part of your Journey. 

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On this week's episode I was joined by Jeff Cordero! You may have seen Jeff on YouTube where he makes some really great content regarding archery and hunting but you may also have seen him working in the pit on the racetrack for the 24 car on the weekends. Jeff and I had a really fun conversation about life, archery, hunting and more! 

We begin this episode by getting an introduction to Jeff and hear how he is in the position he is with his job in the Nascar world. This was a unique and refreshing conversation, which I am thrilled Jeff shared with us. Following this up, we get into when Jeff picked up a bow and started hunting. You can hear the passion and love he has for heading out west hunting elk, but also how much he enjoys hunting whitetails in North Carolina. This past year Jeff was the 1st Phorm athlete winner of their outdoor challenge they held where he competed in archery and fitness activities and won $10,000! We get caught up about that event, TAC events and where he will be hunting this upcoming year. With his job schedule Jeff has some hard dates to go in and out of the field. So, hearing how he plans these trips and prepares was awesome! We wrap things up hearing the importance of learning to work on your own bow equipment or at the minimum learn to tie in a d-loop, etc. I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation and I believe you will as well! Jeff is a good dude, who loves archery and hunting. We seem to have a lot in common…..So, tune in and listen to some stories and a fun conversation with Jeff! Enjoy this fun episode and see you next week! 

Thanks again for all the support and best of luck out there and Antler Up!

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This week the guys sit down with Derek and Jacob of GoWild to discuss white tail deer hunting opportunities. Both of these guys are skilled outdoorsman from the state to the south. They cover the different season opportunities, the terrain, public vs. private, and more. Kentucky isn’t that far away and offers some good early season opportunities! 

The news around the state is mostly from a few events happening soon. Don’t forget about the Hero to the Line event on August 26. A new event on September 9 for the Ohio Veterans Outdoors group who is hosting an archer skills shoot on September 9 in Holland Ohio. 

Andrew got out to do some coyote hunting last weekend and was able to connect on one. Paul has been working on his archery technique and getting ready for the upcoming season. Less than a month out from opening day in the DSA!!!

Have a great week and enjoy the O2 if you get out into Ohio’s great Outdoors!

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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch talks with the executive director from Hunters Sharing the Harvest, Randy Ferguson. Since 1991, HSH has received nearly 2 million pounds of donated venison provided to food banks and shelters; 200,000 pounds alone was donated during the 2022-23 deer season! Randy shares how this grass roots program has grown over the past 30 years and where he believes they are headed. You'll learn about deer processor involvement, hunter involvement, and how hunters can benefit thousands of people with quality lean protein! This season, consider using one of your tags to donate meat to families in need. You can find out all you need to participate in this episode, and for more information visit sharedeer.org.

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