The hosts recap a lively Texas ranch trip featuring trophy deer, quail hunting, a 1,000‑yard shot, great food from a private chef, and a bout of sickness that didn’t slow them down.

They also discuss late season deer management decisions (doe vs. buck), upcoming Arkansas duck and snow goose hunts, gear and gadgets (guns and a golf simulator), processing options, and the joy of hunting with family.

In this episode the crew recounts a tough hunt where a mechanical broadhead failed on a near-perfect crossbow shot, sparking doubts, gear lessons, and a switch back to fixed heads. They talk through testing, responsibility, and the learning that comes with hunting.

The hosts also share a hilarious Thanksgiving duck hunt full of decoy mishaps, a misbehaving retriever, and an 11-year-old learning the ropes. The episode closes with excitement about an upcoming Texas trip and dreams of leases, family traditions, and more hunting adventures.

In this episode the hosts recap an action-packed Kansas trip — flying with a firearm, quick tips for checking guns at airports, pheasant and duck hunts, and a surprise giant buck on film. They also discuss local deer activity, rut observations, and scouting tips like hunting near privet hedges.

They tease upcoming trips to Texas and Arkansas, share gear stories (including wader woes), mention seeing a rare snow goose in Georgia, and preview a funny next episode featuring guest stories and more hunting plans.

Watch the Kansas hunt here.

https://youtu.be/dotgkprUEGc

In this episode the hosts catch up on recent hunting action, including a successful bow shot on an eight-point buck, tracking the blood trail with a thermal, and the recovery that followed. They share stories about past hunts, gear reliability, and the differences between bow and rifle impacts.

They also discuss family time, local hunting etiquette, upcoming trips to Kansas and Texas, packing tips for traveling hunters, and reflections on deer behavior and population management.

The crew hangs out in an old cabin and shares hunting-season stories — from funny mishaps like bumping an antler chandelier to gear talk about bows, sights and decades of changing technology.

They also discuss close calls and safety lessons, emphasizing practice, careful loading (don't load until you're ready), shot placement with a bow, and staying mindful with crossbows and firearms.

In this episode the hosts share wild hunting stories — including trailcam footage of a black bear near Morgan Mill Road, close encounters with bobcats and coyotes, and the fear of walking to morning stands.

They also discuss suburban hunting challenges, ethical deer recoveries using thermal drones, gear like chest holsters, and the value of having local hunting property

Bear video: https://youtu.be/fMDjpVyiP18

Hosts share opening weekend deer-hunting stories Including a target buck kill, a risky perfect shot, drone-assisted recovery, and surprising coyote activity. They discuss gear checks, practicing in stands, hunting-season routines, and upcoming Texas and Kansas hunts.

The episode also touches on cooking venison, teamwork with a recovery expert, memorable moments from a Jeff Foxworthy show, and the excitement of football and fall traditions that signal hunting season.

Youtube link here: https://youtu.be/RVtQFLjpWoM

The hosts open the episode mourning the loss of Charlie Kirk, sharing emotional reflections and prayers before shifting to lighter topics.

They recap a successful opening hunting weekend — rainy but productive — talk about gun trouble, family time, and the joy of working with their Brittany spaniel, Darla, who retrieved many birds.

The episode also covers a DNR inspection on their property, thoughts on wildlife management, and the dilemma of whether to harvest an eight‑point buck with deer season approaching.

Hosts catch up after a break, recapping the Griffin Cup, a birthday weekend, and the approach of hunting season.

They discuss family conflicts over football vs. dove hunting, deer biology (velvet shedding and aging bucks), and gear changes like bog pods and scopes.

The episode explores old-school hunting versus camera-driven management, shares a funny scrapyard magnet mishap, and mentions The Bone Yard Facebook group giveaways.

They close with dove-season hopes, thanks to listeners, and a reminder to follow the show.

Join us for a lively episode of the Pierce's Wildlife Podcast as we dive into the joys of summer vacations and fishing excursions. From catching redfish and snook at Anna Maria Island to savoring delicious island cuisine, it's been a summer to remember.

We also explore the world of electric bikes, sharing tips on how DIY conversion kits can make hunting trips stealthier and more efficient. Discover how these innovations are changing the game for hunters, along with some entertaining stories from the trails.

Adding a twist to the episode, there's an unexpected arrival of a goat named Marshmallow, sparking a flurry of activity to build a new pen just in time for a cozy night.