The Bowhunter Podcast

In this epsiode, we talk giant whitetails with Reed Whiting, Corbin Millard and Caleb Millard from Big Buck Down Outfitters in Iowa. Learn why Iowa consistently produces some of the biggest bucks in America, and why consistently killing them isn't as easy as you might think.

Are you ready for some bowhunting?!?!? In this episode, Bowhunting contributor Clint Casper and Editor Christian Berg get you pumped for the coming archery seasons by previewing their fall hunt lineups and discussing pre-season preparations.

Summer is prime time for scouting whitetails, and there's no better tool for doing just that than a trail camera. In this episode, Moultrie's Reagan Renfroe discusses the latest enhancements to the company's Moultrie Mobile cellular platform, including new hardware, an upgraded management app and new, lower-cost unlimited data options.

Antelope season is just around the corner. Editor Christian Berg and Field Editor Eddie Claypool get you ready for the prairie with a ton of practical advice to help fill your pronghorn tag this year or start planning your 2021 speed-goat adventure. From top pronghorn states to scouting and in-the-field strategies, this episode is a much listen for speed goat aficionados.

Stabilizers are a critical component of your bow setup, yet these accessories are often overlooked by bowhunters. In this episode, accomplished Western bowhunter Jace Bauserman joins Editor Christian Berg to discuss various types of stabilizers, how to set them up and why they are so important for maximizing your accuracy in the field, particularly on long-range shots.

Bowtech Pro Paige Pearce and Hoyt Pro Tate Morgan are two of the world's best target shooters. They are also passionate bowhunters and together form a true archery power couple. Back in January, Morgan won the men's compound division of the Sydney Indoor Archery Festival in Australia. And in February, Pearce took gold at The Vegas Shoot in Nevada, adding arguably the world's most prestigious title to an already impressive resume for the world's No. 3 ranked compound female. In this episode, Pearce and Morgan join Editor Christian Berg to discuss their recent success, share some exciting bowhunting adventures and talk about how they have trained during the coronavirus pandemic in an effort to return to competition even better than ever.

One of the best ways to improve your shooting accuracy is to increase the distance of your practice sessions. Getting comfortable with long-range shooting over the summer will make shorter shots on game this fall feel like a breeze. In this episode, Spot Hogg's Cabe Johnson joins Editor Christian Berg with tips for increasing your bow's maximum shooting range and touches on important long-range shooting considerations from sight selection and adjustment to peep sight configuration, anchor point, bow grip, broadhead practice and more.

Bowhunting the West is awesome, but securing coveted tags for elk, mule deer, antelope and other big-game species can be a real challenge. In this episode, Eric Pawlak, director of the TAGS program at Worldwide Trophy Adventures, joins Editor Christian Berg to explain how Western big-game license draws work and offer advice for how you can be more successful at obtaining permits for some great backcountry adventures!

What if you could create food plots that cost you less to build, provided more nutrition to deer and other wildlife and helped improve the long-term quality of your soil? Well, you can! In this episode, Whitetails columnist and certified wildlife biologist Jason Snavely joins editor Christian Berg to discuss exciting new food-plot methods and the growing "regenerative wildlife agriculture" movement.

Turkey season is upon, but our minds are never far from deer season. In this episode, expert big-woods bowhunter Beau Martonik talks about how to bag some birds and prepare for fall whitetail hunting at the same time. From online scouting using aerial photos and topographic maps to boots-on-the-ground reconnaissance, Martonik offers some great advice for finding more success in the vast expanses of timber commonly found throughout the Appalachian range.