On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Dr. Grant Woods highlights a successful hunt he had in Kentucky last year. He also discusses doe management, food plots, and land management techniques that everyone can benefit from regardless if they have five acres or one hundred acres.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Holden Holland chats about a big buck he harvested in Ohio this past fall. He also talks about hunting pressured bucks, how to successfully hunt the late season and self-filming his hunts for Whitetail Edge.

In this episode of The Drop-Tine Report podcast, Kale Mccubbins talks about a Booner buck he killed in Missouri that has 3 main beams! Kale discusses why he believes the buck had a freaky rack, why he prefers hunting in October, and how he consistently tags big bucks without over hunting his favorite hunting location.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report Podcast, Nathan Olsen discusses finding a 253-inch Wisconsin dead head. This buck will likely be a new Wisconsin record non-typical buck.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Kyle Kinsey talks about a buck he called DKM. Kyle harvested the 170-class buck on a small property in Ohio. Kyle discusses how a bunch of small property improvements attracted this monster buck to his property.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report double arm amputee Jason Koger, discusses his amazing Kentucky booner. The monster buck was the largest typical buck taken in Kentucky during the 2018 archery deer season. Jason talks about overcoming his physical limitations, having a positive attitude and how he was able to pull off the shot of a lifetime.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report, Joseph Weimer discusses the 197-inch Missouri Buck he killed this past November. Over the course of multiple years, he hunted the buck almost non-stop and only saw the buck a couple times. He talks about how he was able to stay focused and eventually tag the buck of a lifetime.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Shane Mowery discusses how he uses the forehead glands and tarsal glands from bucks he has harvested in the past to bring mature bucks into his mock scrapes during the early season. This past season he was able to use this hunting method to tag a 300 pound, 7.5 year old Kansas buck. He also talks about how he uses cell-phone trail cameras as a scouting tool so he knows exactly when to hunt his mock scrapes.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Brian Butcher talks about the crazy non typical buck he harvested this past year that has over 60 points. This buck will likely be the second largest non-typical buck ever taken by a hunter.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Jeff Majors talks about the new Buckmasters World Record Velvet Typical buck that he harvested last fall that scored 191 as an 8-point. He highlights how he hunted the buck for multiple years, spent hundreds of hours in the treestand, and how he was able to eventually harvest the new World Record Buck.