Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

In this episode of the Wisconsin Sportsman, Josh talks with Bruce Ross and Todd Schaller of the Wisconsin Waterfowl Association about the 2022 waterfowl season and the Waterfowl Hunters Expo.

The Wisconsin Water Fowl Association is a 501(c)(3)membership-based, non-profit organization acting exclusively in Wisconsin. Their mission is to work to further restoration and conservation of Wisconsin’s waterfowl and wetland resources, the implementation of education programs for Wisconsin youth that heighten awareness of our wetland resources, and promotion of legislation that protects Wisconsin’s resources and the rights of citizens to hunt and fish.

On August 27, 2022, the WWA will host their second annual Waterfowl Hunters Expo at the Sunnyview Expo Center in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. With calling clinics, presentations, contests and youth activities, this event is sure to be a blast for the whole family.

You can find out more at the WWA website, wisducks.org, or at the Waterfowl Hunters Expo website, waterfowlhuntersexpo.com.

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What is a big buck? And do you think you have the skills and understanding of the whitetail to put yourself in position to shoot one? On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is once again joined by Tony Peterson to discuss where most people go wrong when trying to hunt big bucks. Tony explains that hunting big mature bucks is more than just academics. You will hear Tony and Dan talk about "time" and how it plays a huge role in becoming a better hunt. The guys also talk about where we get our hunting strategy content from and if that is relatable to the environment you hunt n deer in.

This is another great episode that will have you asking yourself if you are truly good enough to get the job done on a big buck nd what you might think about doing if you are struggling. Enjoy!

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Tony Peterson of MeatEater joins John on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast this week. John recently found out that he has an opportunity to hunt velvet whitetails in Nebraska in just a few short weeks, and he couldn't think of anyone better to get advice from than Tony. Tony is a long time outdoor writer, host of the Foundations episodes of the Wired To Hunt podcast, MeatEater content contributor, and all out deer hunting nut. Tony has a knack for getting it done on quick out of state bow hunts, just like the one John is about to embark on.

John and Tony dive right into what it takes to kill an early season whitetail. John has a lot of cards stacked against him on this quick hunt, but Tony helps him shuffle the deck to try and sort a few things out. John will have only two or three days to locate and kill a buck in a mix of corn, CRP, and timber. Tony and John talk about where bucks might be bedding, what types of food sources they might be hitting, and how John might be able to get in between the two. Tony also talks about how much he enjoys hunting Oklahoma, and the guys spend some time talking about the current state of the deer herd and how it might improve. If you have ever wanted to tag an opening day whitetail, this is the episode to help you do it!

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It's that time of year where final preparations are coming together for archery season. Food plot planting is in full swing throughout most of the country and beginning to pick up here in the northeast. Social media is blowing up with guys tilling and planting, promoting different seed blends and manufacturers. But how do you really know what fits best for your situation? This week on the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch dives into a fall food plot discussion of tuning fall food plots with hunting strategy.

Topics of interest include 1) assessing species requirements based on browse pressure and soil capabilities, 2) maximizing the amount of tonnage for season long hunting, and 3) effectively hunting and holding the local herd with this food plot rotation. We also touch on some potentially simple poor man no-till food plot options. Food plots truly can change the quality of hunting on private land to the point of no return. Anyone who has not experienced this has likely made a fatal mistake in their program that produced poor results. Those mistakes can be avoided and are addressed in this episode! Don't miss out!

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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks to the guys at Annihilator Broadheads about everything from the initial idea to process of bring the final product to market. Brandon and Micah talk about how the first time this idea was shared was at an elk camp where another hunter hit a bull but was never able to recover it. From there, the brainstorming started and eventually led to a prototype. The guys were blown away by the initial testing that had shown very large would channels thus reducing the drag on the arrow and causing more penetration. 

This is another awesome episode that shows how passion for bowhunting can drive us to create some pretty amazing technology. Material, design, flight path, and engineering are all topics of discussing in this weeks episode. Enjoy!  

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In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer podcast, Josh talks with Parker McDonald of the Southern Ground Hunting Podcast about hunting deer in thermal hubs. Thermal hubs are essentially areas where the thermals cause scent to collect. Bucks love to use these areas both for bedding and during the rut, as they provide security and the ability to scent check nearby doe bedding. But they can be really tricky to hunt without getting busted. So in this show, Parker explains how to put yourself in a position to stay undetected and take advantage of these buck magnets. 

If you’re not familiar with Parker, he consistently gets on bucks on highly pressured public land in the deep south. Parker is one of those guys that thinks about hunting on a different level. He’s very analytical, he’s big on hunting terrain features, and he’s developed a style that works really well for him in big woods hill country settings. If you hunt the big woods in hill country, you know there are a lot of factors working against you. Hunting pressure, wind and thermals, low deer density, and more stack the odds against you. But Parker has made specific moves to deal with each of the variables that give lots of guys trouble. He uses water access to get away from pressure, he’s meticulous when it comes to hunting wind and thermals, and he puts himself in areas that hold pockets of deer in areas with an otherwise pretty sparse population. 

If you hunt big woods, hill country, or just want to better understand how to hunt thermal hubs, this episode is for you. 

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On this episode of The nomadic Outdoorsman Dan talks with Captain Alex Cuzzo from Angler Management Duluth about a recent trip where he learned all about fishing the largest lake in North America.

Alex Cuzzo owns Angler Management, a pristine 31' Tiara Pursuit that he uses to take groups of up to 6 people on fishing adventures on the largest of the Great Lakes. Alex has been fishing these waters for 15 years and decided to use his passion for fishing to help others experience all that Lake Superior has to offer. Angler Management offers opportunities to catch multiple species of fish. Alex has joined with several other Captains and boats to create the Lift Bridge Charters Association. A group dedicated to helping all anglers have the best experience possible. This group of Captains can work together to host groups of up to 42 people and are constantly communicating with one another about where the fish are and what they are biting on. Dan and Alex recap a recent trip where Dan and his family got to experience all of this first hand.

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This week's episode of the Southern Ground Hunting Podcast we're at the Mobile Hunter's Expo talking with Johnny Stewart, Lane Housner, & Jake Belinda about hunting the big woods of PA. 

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