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Today's episode goes back to Wisconsin as we join the midwest Roadshow team for an all-out information session Q&A style with plenty of whitetail info.
Verona Q&A Panel
-K9 handler dieter Kochan explains the power of a tracking dog's nose.
Today's episode features the East Coast Roadshow Crew as we dive into Part 2 of last year's Mobile Hunter Roadshow event in Benton, Pennsylvania.
Benton Q&A Panel
-Garrett Bennett, aka The Modern Assassin - Maryland
-Zack Robb, LWCG Staff - Virginia
-Jacob Lishen of Land Limited - North Carolina
-Tim Kocher - Pennsylvania
-Cody D'Acquisto of Lone Wolf Custom Gear - Iowa
Today's episode features the East Coast Roadshow Crew as we dive into Part 1 of last year's Mobile Hunter Roadshow event in Benton, Pennsylvania.
Benton Q&A Speaker Panel
-Garrett Bennett, aka The Modern Assassin - Maryland
-Zack Robb, LWCG Staff - Virginia
-Jacob Lishen of Land Limited - North Carolina
-Cody D'Acquisto of Lone Wolf Custom Gear - Iowa
-Tim Kocher, Mobile Hunter - Pennsylvania
Let's face it. We are all strapped for time, some of us more so than others. Not everyone can hunt every day. Maybe you can only make it out three times a week, just weekends, or hell, maybe you get just one vacation a year. Being consistent with a limited amount of time is possible, but you must learn to prioritize and get the most out of every sit.
In this week's episode, Cody explains the Mobile Hunter Roadshow. How these gatherings came to be, what to expect at a typical event, and the first of many to come discussions from the roadshow.
One key segment of the shows is the Roadshow Q&A, an open panel podcast with the team and attendees.
The Ohio/West Virginia Roadshow event was action-packed, and the team got into some great discussions. Joining Cody DAcquisto in this Roadshow Q&A segment is guest speakers: Nathan Sanders, Byron Horton, Jake Bush, Heath Cisco, and Jacob Lishen. Topics this week include:
This episode looks at Weather and how the Barometric pressure can help you identify better times to be in the woods for more significant deer movement.
-Deer movement in frigid temperatures
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