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Summer is a great time to get kids outdoors. The weather is nice, there’s a ton of opportunities, and you don’t have the pressure that comes with tagging a big buck or longbeard. Getting your kids outdoors is extremely rewarding, but it’s not without its challenges. Often times, it will seem like a sacrifice to do all the work that comes with bringing kids along. But the investment is well worth it! And with a little planning, patience, and creativity, you can make an investment in them that will pay dividends far into the future.
In this episode of the Wisconsin Sportsman podcast, Josh talks with Max Kulick, an avid outdoorsman who is truly committed to getting his kids outside. Max is an opportunistic hunter, fisherman, forager, and gardener, taking advantage of all that the seasons of Wisconsin allow. He and his wife do a great job of getting their kiddos outside and fostering their connection to the earth and their food. In this episode, the guys talk deer and turkey hunting, plans for the upcoming season, and of course, all that goes into sharing our outdoor heritage with the next generation. Enjoy!
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Today on the Missouri Woods & Water podcast we have friend and returning guest Dustin Williams on. Dustin is the owner of Habitat Works, a habitat consulting and contracting company that provides services like timber stand improvement, forestry mulching, prescribed fire, and mapping and planning services. First, we talk about what Dustin has been up to since our last show with him like his turkey season and Kansas whitetail. Then we get into some good summer habitat work that can be done now and over the next few months in preparation for the hunting season. Dustin talks about summer mowing, spraying and how burning is certainly still a great option, food plots, access routes, and more. Thanks for listening!
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John Broadhurst joins Chris in this historical and highly informative podcast to discuss the traditional hunting techniques from the Old Country-Britain.
John grew up hunting in the countryside of the Lakeland District on England. He got an early start in life hunting fox and mastered the art of both hounds and terrier work. He was a professional huntsman and terrier man for with fox hunting clubs. He has written two books titled Terriermen and Terriers Volumes 1 and 2. John also was one the only Redcoat houndsmen hunting hare with Beagles in his professional career. He also was a judge for terrier trials and shows, which he continues with toady in the U.S.
John moved to the United States approximately 25 years ago and lives in North Carolina. He has multiple terriers that he hunts and breeds. He has Plott hounds that he hunts Black Bear in Coastal Carolina near the Dismal Swamp.
This is a good one folks and we don’t even scratch the surface in this interview featuring John Broadhurst.
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Eric Bonicelli had never done any western big game hunting before he moved to New Mexico. Once he got settled in, he realized he had landed in a sportsman's paradise and immediately began taking advantage of it. He drew a once in a lifetime oryx tag, a barbary sheep tag, an elk tag in one of the state's most coveted units, and several deer tags. New Mexico is one of the few states that does not have a preference point system, and Eric says that is exactly why hunters should be looking into hunting in New Mexico. Sure you may go your entire life without drawing an elk tag in the famous Gila Mountains, but you might also draw it the very first time you try!
If you think this episode of the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast is only about a single state though, you are greatly mistaken. Eric has also found some amazing international hunts that are much more affordable than most people think. And he throws in some tips and things to watch out for that can raise the price if you aren't careful. He has hunted rivers flowing with ducks in Nicaragua, and bruised his shoulder shooting doves in Argentina, both of which cost him less than a guided midwestern whitetail hunt! If you have a once and a lifetime type hunt on your bucket list, this episode might just help you make that hunt become a reality.
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Last time on The Truth on the Houndsman XP Podcast Network, George and Susan Peeryman shared their experience hunting in the early days of their marriage, shared stories of raising their children in the woods chasing raccoons with their hounds.
In this episode we sat down with James Perryman,son of George and Susan, a third generation outdoorsman and houndsman. He shares what it was like growing from his earliest memories to transitioning to competing at a high level with their hounds. Also he shares what it means to have his sons enjoy the outdoors and hounds with him.
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This week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman Mitch dives into some season preparation with a bit more philosophy than direct strategy. As June slips away into the heat of summer, time to prepare for the upcoming archery season is also fading. Work has taken a significant chunk of Mitch's time but he still managed to help out and share the latest status of food plots at his hunting locations to prepare for this fall. In addition, he discusses the off-season practice routine he uses to build muscle memory and hone his shot execution this fall.
Lastly, we discuss shot ethics on game and knowing the limits of yourself and your equipment. Information overload is a real issue for beginners in the outdoors. While there is a ton of fantastic information available to get people started, it can be easy to take things out of context and have poor experiences. One such example is shot placement and how that relates between species and the arrow set-ups you use. This is where philosophy takes over, and even if you're a seasoned veteran we challenge you to reevaluate your shot process and be accountable for every arrow you release!.
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On this episode of The nomadic Outdoorsman Dan takes an in depth look at all of his hunting equipment. From boots to optics this episode covers it all.
Dan has been using a variety of hunting gear over the past 20 years in the woods. He has hunted everything from frogs to moose and has honed in on the right gear for each job along the way. He loves to share information and gear recommendations with his followers and listeners to help them be better equipped to face any hunting situation. He gets questions often about his gear of choice and this episode breaks it all down. Dan shares details about his equipment and the different situations that he uses each piece in. You can find more about his gear in the link in his social media bios as well as on his GoWild account.
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It’s officially summer. It’s hot, the woods are thick, and the water is calling your name. But for the die-hard whitetail hunter, the work never stops. It’s time to get boots on the ground for some summer scouting. While fighting ticks, thick vegetation and a three-digit heat index may not sound like a lot of fun, summer scouting can set you up for success this fall, especially if you’re covering unfamiliar ground.
In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer podcast, Josh talks with Aaron Warbritton from The Hunting Public about how he approaches summer scouting. Aaron and the rest of the THP crew literally make a living by taking big bucks in limited time on highly pressured public land. And as you’ll learn from this episode, a lot of their success can be attributed to scouting, specifically, summer scouting. Aaron doesn’t put as much stock into some of the typical summer scouting tactics like glassing ag fields. Instead, he prefers to jump right into the thick of it and try to find where the bucks are bedding, or will be bedding com hunting season. Tune in to hear how Aaron uses summer scouting to put him and the rest of the THP crew on big bucks come the fall.
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We're talking with Dan Johnson this week on the Southern Ground Hunting podcast. Dan is arguably one of the biggest influences in the hunting podcast space, and has long been a voice in pointing out some serious issues within the hunting industry. If you've listened to Nine Finger Chronicles, you know that Dan has a raw & honest approach, and in this episode we're going to find out some of the things that Dan thinks could potentially be a threat to our hunting lifestyle.
Big bucks, big money, big ego... all things that could be putting what we love so much in danger. Dan shares his thoughts on how these problems could be solved, as well as the things he is doing to ensure that the hunting lifestyle is still around for generations to come.
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This week on the Ohio Outdoors Podcast, the guys sit down with Zach Ferenbaugh from The Hunting Public. Zach was raised in Wapakoneta Ohio, and has taken his love for the outdoors and hunting international. Zach covers the ins and outs of growing up in Neil Armstrong’s shadow, growing into a professional, and now enjoying a career traveling around the country hunting!
Paul and Andrew are busy getting ready for the upcoming archery shoots. Paul’s new arrows arrived as well as his saddle system. Look out deer, the big man is coming for ya this fall!
Dustin Huff coming to the Granville Brewing Company on June 24th!!! Come see the Dustin’s world class deer, drink some good beer, and enjoy some good music!
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