The First Gen Hunter Podcast

If you love hunting and bucks take a backseat to ducks, this episode is for you. TJ Scott of Kill MO Ducks is a longtime waterfowl guide from the Missouri Bootheel, and he joined the show to explain how to best approach the waning days of the waterfowl season. There is plenty of information here to get a greenhorn up to speed, and to help the soggiest of waterfowlers reach their limits. Plus find out what the to-do list looks like for Kent and Brandon as they head into the offseason.

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Kent and Brandon get an education on a deer hunting strategy that is totally new to them- tracking down bucks in the vast pubic access forests of New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. Brad Willey of White Mountain Buck Trackers has mastered this method of hunting and explains where to look for tracks, and then how to identify a fresh, mature buck track to start following, and what it takes to get a buck on the ground. Plus there is a 45 minute pre game where Kent and Brandon talk through their hunting and fishing goals for 2021. Plenty of excitement and great information in this one!

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Feeling the pressure to notch your deer tag, and feeling as if all hope is lost for that to actually happen before the end of the season? We got you covered. Environmental Chemist, Jeremiah Haas knows exactly where to locate deer this time of year and how to get one on the ground and he was kind enough to give up his time to share his expertise on the podcast. Take notes as you listen to this one on hunting the late season.

This is a story with a happy ending. My brother Jake and I were both fortunate enough to harvest a beautiful Iowa buck this year. This is the story of that accomplishment. There are plenty of laughs, highs, lows and of course tips in this one. Be sure to tune in to hear the scoop on the climax of the Boucher brother deer season.

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Hunting the late season brings about some of the greatest, and most rewarding challenges. We place ourselves right in the middle of some of the toughest and most uncomfortable conditions that nature can deal us. Alex Earhart is an outdoorsman who relishes this time of year and has spent much of his life perfecting his approach to safely enjoy this unique time of year, and he comes on the show to offer his advice. Whether hunting, hiking or camping- this episode will give you the information you need to approach the late season more effectively than ever before. 

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Sometimes tree stands and elevated box blinds are the best way to hunt, and sometimes they aren’t. When your best option is taking your hunt to the ground you need to have a good plan in place. Tony Trietch is a ground hunting expert. He kills numerous trophy caliber animals each year while hunting exclusively from the ground. Tony was kind enough to join the show and explain his own tactics, gear and lessons learned from years of hunting from the same elevation as his game.

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Jeff Boer from Wild Dakota TV joins the show to discuss pheasant hunting opportunities in his home state of South Dakota. Just like most things within hunting, a good plan with the appropriate mindset is the key to finding the most enjoyment from our most promising opportunities. Jeff offers local knowledge, tips and insight that will make you double check your late January calendar to see if you can fit in a week of vacation to The Pheasant Capital of the World.

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Tradition. First time deer hunters. Desperation to fill a tag. These are all  reasons that make gun season one of the most favorite times of the year for hunters. If you've gone before, you know it's not as simple as just finding a good vantage point and taking a shot. There is a lot of additional work that goes into being a successful gun season hunter and Trevor Schmidt is here to share some strategies that have served him very well through many years of hunting gun seasons. Tune in to increase your odds of tagging out with a firearm this year.