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Hey Y’all, welcome to the show. This week I am joined by Trail Kreitzer and we are going to chat in depth about Wyoming hunting tag applications. We will help break-down how to go about getting your name in the hat as well as some helpful tips to consider when applying. We also chat in depth about some changes in Wyoming that could have an effect on draw odds this year and what that means for you. Trail is a wealth of knowledge and has hunted in Wyoming multiple times and even lived there over the years. For even more information be sure to check out Trails Wyoming tag strategy article on the goHunt insider’s page. You must be an insider to get it so you better sign up.

So it has come to my attention that the ads are getting too long winded, my apologies. I do try to keep them at about a minute and a half but sometimes I talk too much and you need to tell me to shut up. I’m going to try and shorten that up, but do know that those ads and specifically you guys using the promo codes are what keep the podcast going. As much as I love doing these, but producing 2-3 a week is expensive and extremely time-consuming. We wouldn’t be able to provide all of this free content without the support of companies like goHUNT.com. So if you like the podcast go support the companies that support the show. GoHUNT.com is a must-have tool for tag application season and well worth the money. If your not a member yet sign up and help support the podcast. Another huge supporter of the show in OnX maps, those guys 100% believe in the show and likewise, I use their product constantly

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Hey guys, were super excited about today’s show. Most of you guys have probably been following along on Born and Raised’s youtube channel and watched their Land of the Free series. If you haven’t yet, I highly recommend you watch this awesome series of fifty day’s elk hunting in five different states. It was an awesome project, and to celebrate the success of it, we hosted an event in Kelso Washington,  and recorded this podcast live in front of an awesome audience of fans. The show was great, and we’re super thankful for those of you that bought tickets and attended, and we are thinking about doing another event in the future, so let us know where you guys would want us to go! We had tons of giveaways and raffles, and got to meet and talk to a bunch of fans, so you won’t want to miss the next one! For those of you who couldn’t make it though, we recorded the event to share with you guys. During the show, we did have some highlight videos to play, which you will hear in the podcast. So if you want to watch the event and see those videos, head over to the Born and Raised youtube channel, where we’ve posted a video recording with the highlight videos for you to watch. We hope you enjoy this behind the scenes podcast of the Land of the Free podcast, and thanks so much for listening!

Show Notes:

* Show starts (5:00)

* An awesome beginning to the season (17:00)

* The first bull trent has ever passed on (31:00)

* Steve’s bull (46:00)

* Treavor’s bull (1:02:00)

* A cold way to end things (1:13:00)

* Land of the Free 2.0? (1:23:00)

This episode is brought to you by On X Hunt. I recently harvested a great bull in Montana and I owe a huge part of that to my OnX. This was an area that I had hunted years ago but because of On X Hunt I was actually able to find a new access point to get into the area from a new way and save myself a lot of miles

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Hey everybody, I hope everyone had a great New Years. If you love to travel and hunt this episode is for you. Craig Van Arsdale is one of those guys you don’t hear much about but he definitely has a thirst for adventure. Craig recently traveled all the way to Greenland to Experience a muskox and caribou hunt in a gorgeous piece of the world. This sounds like a great adventure and in fact, Craig has been fortunate to have done quite a few adventure hunts. We chat a lot about traveling and hunting expeditions. We also talk rental cars of all things and the pain of trying to hunt out of a rental vehicle with some pretty comical stories about such. Hope you guys enjoy.

A big thank you to everyone who is coming down to the live event this weekend with Born and Raised and Phelps. We weren’t really sure how many people would want to come listen to us BS about hunting as this is the first live show but you guys sold out the theatre in just a few days so huge thank you for that and for the support. I know there were a ton of people that wanted to go but didn’t get tickets so I am sure we will do another show this year at some point

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A special episode this week and one that I am excited to share with you guys and gals. We finally got the chance to sit down and hit the record button with Chef Eduardo Garcia. Many of you have probably seen the Documentary CHARGED: The Eduardo Garcia Story and if you haven’t I highly recommend it, it is a great film and an amazing story. In this interview, however, we didn’t end up talking a whole lot about his accident. We do cover it for those who have no idea who Eduardo is, but mainly it’s just a great conversation with an amazing and very humble guy. I am Really excited to share this with you. We also talk about his company Montana Mex which I think a lot of people don’t even know about. Let me tell you Eduardo make some amazing condiments. Anyway, this is a great episode and I hope you guys enjoy.

Real quick before the show though, a little update on backcountry fuel box. Thank you guys for all the feedback. I have gotten a ton of messages and comments about it, and best of all some really good input. For those who do not know a couple episodes ago I announced that I was launching a new company called Backcountry Fuel Box as a bolt on to the podcast. Backcountry Fuel Box is a subscription box that every month brings you 5 or 6 items of snacks, packs, or meals for backcountry hunting, hiking, camping, or just curbing a case of hangry. The idea is to bring you a supply of great new options to test out throughout the year and also stock up on your next adventure. Anyway you can check out more on the website www.backcountryfuelbox.com there is a full comment thread there that I have tried to answer as many questions as I can, but also sign up for the email list and I will send you a quick survey that would really help me as we try to perfect that Backcountry Fuel Box before launch. I swear its super easy and only 5 questions but would really help me out. Thank you guys so much and enjoy the podcast with Mr. Eduardo Garcia.

Show Notes:

* Butcher season (8:15)

* Best wild game for sausage (12:30)

* Cooking or hunting: what came first? (15:45)

* Realizing the passion for cooking (18:45)

* Becoming your own independent hunter (21:30)

* Who is Eduardo Garcia (25:15)

* A desire to overcome (29:15)

* The tipping point (36:15)

* Sharing your message (40:30)

* Forged by fire (43:15)

* Be in the moment (49:00)

* The outdoors as a therapy (50:00)

* The next chapter (57:00)

* Montant Mex (1:01:15:)

* Life experiences influencing business (1:06:15)

* Advice on how to start again (1:08:15)

This episode is brought to you by On X Hunt. I recently harvested a great bull in Montana and I owe a huge part of that to my OnX. This was an area that I had hunted years ago but because of On X Hunt I was actually able to find a new access point to get into the area from a new way and save myself a lot of miles. For that hunt, I actually spent a ton of time on my laptop scouting areas and marking locations which is super cool because then when I get out in the field all of those points of interest I marked on my computer are now right there on my phone. It all worked out really well and I ended up finding a really cool bull and was lucky enough to harvest him. Another really cool new feature of the OnX hunt app is that after I shot the bull I was able to share that location with my buddy Butch who was coming in to help me pack out

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Well, because I know you guys can’t get enough of ol’ Elk Nut Paul Medel I had to have him back on and dive into the seasons’ highs and lows. Paul was on for Wapiti Wednesday back in August and I think literally blew peoples minds as we ended up talking in depth elk calling tactics for nearly 3 hours. This time he is back and this episode is jammed packed with elk knowledge as well. Get ready to take some notes is all I have to say.

Real quick before we get started, earlier this week I posted a State of the Union of sorts where I talked about some of the big plans for 2018 as well as the launch of my new project Backcountry Fuel Box. A monthly subscription box for backcountry snacks, meals, bars, mixes, and everything else you could need for fuel on your next hunt. We have already received a bunch of feedback but I would love for you guys to do me a favor and check it out. If you wanna hear more listen to episode 192 or head over to Backcountry Fuel Box .com sign up for the prelaunch and we will send you all kinds of information about the project as well enter you in to get the first box free, and we are going to be giving a bunch of free boxes to the listeners for all your guys’ support. Now without further ado and for your listening pleasure its time to dive into a rabbit-hole of elk knowledge. Have a very Merry Christmas everyone, enjoy the holiday and we shall be back next Thursday Morning.

Show Notes:

* Interview starts (7:00)

* Creative calling systems (15:00)

* Early season bugling (21:30)

* Bulls bugling out of his bed (25:00)

* The elk thermostat (35:30)

* Calling a bull with an arrow in him (41:00)

* Throw everything at him (49:15)

* Location sequence early season (51:30)

* Mistakes to learn from (59:00)

* Getting into a rut fest (1:08:45)

* When to push in or pull out (1:23:45)

* Don’t judge a book by its cover (1:41:00)

* The Elk Nut App (1:49:30)

* How to get the app (2:06:15)

This episode is brought to you by GoHunt.com Now is the time to start planning and start scheming what hunts and where you are going to go this upcoming season and goHUNT in my favorite tool for the job. I will spend hours and hours on goHUNT.com in the next couple months because planning in the offseason is one of the biggest keys to success during the season. GoHUNT is continuously adding new features and adding so much value for its members that blows me away. GoHUNT.com is a game changer if you want to go on great hunts it starts right now in the offseason with goHUNT

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A little bit of a State of the Union so to speak. For those who just recently started listening, I wanna say welcome to the show. This past year has been a whirlwind and I know there are a ton of new listeners. I have to admit, back when I started this whole little podcast thing, it stemmed from the selfish desire to ask questions and learn more from those ahead of me. I was so bored of the 500-word magazine articles that merely toted the “five tips to killing the bull of a lifetime”. Even the hunting books that only covered a general outline and the basics of hunting were a snooze. I had been listening to podcasts for years about all kinds of random topics and loved how much the platform allowed you to nerd out on a specific topic. Somewhere along the way, in my desire to learn more, ask better questions, and hear great hunting stories, I realized that there are a lot of people in my shoes as well. I am not the best hunter by any stretch of the imagination, nor do I seek fame in any sense of the word. To be honest, I despise it, because ego is the enemy, but if my journey to be a little better and push myself a little harder every year motivates you to get after it as well, then awesome. I can’t tell you how awesome it is to get success photos and messages thanking the podcast for their success. If one of the byproducts of me getting excited about September is motivating others to get after it, that’s great!

Last year, in an attempt to just be able to do an elk podcast every week, we launched a little thing called Wapiti Wednesday. At the time, it was intended to be a shorter 20-30 minute show on elk hunting, but when the first 2-3 episodes went well over an hour, I knew there was no way to cut Wapiti Wednesday down to a short conversation nor was there a need to. In fact, the Elk Nut episode went nearly 3 hours and I can’t tell you how many people told me they listened to that episode multiple times. Then, with a quality Mule Deer tag in my pocket, I figured I better learn as much as I can about that, so we launched Muley Monday as well. Now I like to give a little grief to all my buddies, telling them that chasing elk is much better than the chasing stinky jackrabbits with horns on their heads, but chasing mule deer is definitely growing on me. Now that I live in a state with killer mule deer hunting and terrible blacktail hunting, I may spend a little more time chasing sticky mule deer bucks. If only for the fact that I need redemption and love the new challenge.

I have been getting pounded with questions about when Wapiti Wednesday and Muley Monday are coming back. To say that they were a huge hit is quite the understatement. I can’t thank you all enough for tuning in every week. My original plan was to run Wapiti Wednesday and Muley Monday from June to October, however, if the death threats to bring you more don’t stop, we may have to bump those up to may. Your guys’ support has been amazing and I can’t thank you enough. 2018 is no different and we plan to bring you a lot more. Muley Monday will be back, Wapiti Wednesday will be back, and we’re adding a Tag Tuesday from time to time though probably not every Tuesday for draw season. We will also still be here every Thursday for more great interviews with an even wider spectrum of personalities, and yes, more of The Walt and Dave Show. Again I can’t thank you guys and gals enough for the support and I hope to keep this show a good mix of whatever I find interesting albeit sometimes random, and more of what you guys want to hear, including doing some live podcasts.

That being said, our first live podcast is scheduled for January 6th in Longview, Washington at the Columbia Theatre. I’m pretty pumped for this actually.

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Hey everybody, welcome to the show. On today’s episode, I bring on the behind the scenes guy down there at GoHunt, Mr. Trail Keitzer. Trail might be one of the only people who can give Brady Miller a run for his money when it comes to being a gear freak. Trail is in charge of picking out and testing a lot of the gear that goes onto the gear shop page

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Welcome to the show, today I am joined by my buddy Dale Evans of Relentless Soul Photography. Dale is a great photographer who spends a boat load of time following critters around with both a camera and a bow. Now Dale is a fantastic photographer and I highly recommend you go check out his work. In fact, I am getting one of his pieces for the new podcast room because I love it so much. The interesting thing about Dale though is how he ended up in Montana or the in the west at all. Dale was born and raised in Florida and after coming out to Wyoming for an Elk hunt in 2010 fell so in love with elk hunting and the west, he basically uprooted his entire life plan and moved to Wyoming so that he could elk hunt every year. That is the power of the bugle right there my friends. Anyway, Dale and I had a great conversation about photography, elk hunting, and chasing your dreams. Hope you guys enjoy this episode.

Show Notes:

* Interview starts (4:30)

* Growing up watching western hunters (9:30)

* First successful elk hunt (10:30)

* Packing out elk (17:30)

* Moving across the country to be an elk hunter (23:30)

* Becoming a photographer (25:00)

* Perspective of a wildlife photographer vs hunters (28:30)

* Wildlife photography benefiting your hunting abilities (31:00)

* Falling in love with the pursuit (34:00)

* Mentors leading to success (38:30)

* Breaking camera gear (40:00)

* Making the decision to do what you’re passionate about (44:45)

* What the future holds (49:30)

* Favorite animal to photograph (51:45)

* Being bear aware (56:45)

* Go with your gut (58:30)

* Advice for getting into photography (1:06:30)

This episode is brought to you by On X Hunt. I recently harvested a great bull in Montana and I owe a huge part of that to my OnX. This was an area that I had hunted years ago but because of On X Hunt, I was actually able to find a new access point to get into the area from a new way and save myself a lot of miles. For that hunt, I actually spent a ton of time on my laptop scouting areas and marking locations which are super cool because then when I get out in the field all of those points of interest I marked on my computer are now right there on my phone. It all worked out really well and I ended up finding a really cool bull and was lucky enough to harvest him. Another really cool new feature of the OnX hunt app is that after I shot the bull I was able to share that location with my buddy Butch who was coming in to help me pack out

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Hey everybody, welcome to the show. For the holidays I was lucky enough to come back to Oregon and spend time with the family, and get this awesome podcast recorded with some awesome guys. Today’s episode is super interesting because the speakers seemed to be divided in half… Those who had amazing seasons, and those who, well, didn’t… I’ll let you decide who is who though. Lots of stories shared, and lots of lessons were learned on both sides of the hunts. Definitely a funny episode, and just a great group of stone cold killers, and I’m sure you guys will enjoy this episode. Thanks again Nick Schmit, Chris Pascua, and Cory Staniforth for joining me while I was in town to record this awesome episode.

Show Notes:

* Interview starts (7:00)

* Baiting blacktail (12:00)

* Endless bad luck (17:00)

* New Mexico draw tag (37:00)

* A coues and a six point in one trip (47:00

* Oregon Ochoco’s elk hunt (52:00)

* Drawing one of the big three in Oregon (1:02:00)

* Back to Nick’s unlucky season (1:17:00)

* Lessons learned (1:40:15)

This episode is brought to you by GoWild the ultimate app for hunting, fishing and the outdoors. We Actually just had Brad and John from goWild on the show and had a blast getting to know those guys and getting a behind the scenes look at why they built the app and some of the really cool features within the app. The GoWild app has a ton of cool features but one of the coolest features is the proprietary new scoring system that allows you to enter in your trophies and be scored on much more than just the inches of antler. Their scoring algorithm takes into consideration things like the weapon used, distance of the shot, public or private land. This gives you the ability to compete with your buddies even if he shot his buck with a bow and you shot yours with a rifle. The app also allows you to log time for things like hours scouted, or checking trail cameras. The team over at goWild understands that it is more than just how many inches of horn a buck has, it is about the whole experience. Go check out the episode we and then go download the app. Its free and the best part is they do a ton of gear giveaways all the time!

This episode is brought to you by On X Hunt. I recently harvested a great bull in Montana and I owe a huge part of that to my OnX. This was an area that I had hunted years ago but because of On X Hunt I was actually able to find a new access point to get into the area from a new way and save myself a lot of miles. For that hunt, I actually spent a ton of time on my laptop scouting areas and marking locations which are super cool because then when I get out in the field all of those points of interest I marked on my computer are now right there on my phone. It all worked out really well and I ended up finding a really cool bull and was lucky enough to harvest him. Another really cool new feature of the OnX hunt app is that after I shot the bull I was able to share that location with my buddy Butch who was coming in to help me pack out. which made it super convenient for him to know exactly where to find me

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Welcome to the podcast, first off I want to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving and safe travels to everyone traveling for the holiday. Also, I wanna do a giveaway I have a bunch of new hoodies and hats in, so I mind as well give them away, right? I haven’t done an iTunes giveaway in a while so this one goes out to “GoWestMan” Thank you so much for the kind words and all the encouragement and if you are new to the show and haven’t rated the show yet I would love to have you just leave a quick rating. I’ll do another giveaway next week too. For those who have interest in the white-black trucker hats are back in stock better grab one here. I tell you what I’ll even knock them down for Black Friday/ Cyber Monday to $16 for the hats, and $20 for the new hoodies, while they last!

 

 Today I am joined by my good buddy Tony Trietch who is no stranger to the podcast but that because he is not only an amazing storyteller but he definitely lives life to the fullest to have great stories to tell. Tony was on a while back and shared his amazing moose hunt in Idaho which was such a great story with lots of lessons learned. If you have not yet I recommend tuning into that episode as well (EP 178). Today though I wanted to have Tony on the talk about tactics for hunting the plains states for big mule deer and whitetail. Tony has spent a fair amount of time chasing big bucks in this rolling virtually flat ground and has had some tremendous success in the last few years. This year he was fortunate enough to draw an either species tag which meant he could finally chase a big mule deer. Outside of an awesome hunt and a great story we also dive into decoy tactics for both mule deer as well as whitetail and why you should be really careful when decoying ultra aggress whitetails! Hope you guys enjoy the episode and if you haven’t yet I would love it if you left us a quick rating on iTunes or where ever you listen. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

 

Gear:

Heads Up Decoys  Mule Deer Doe Decoy

Heads Up Bow Mount Heads Up Decoy Bow Mount

Show Notes: 

* Interview starts (9:15)

* States selling out of general season tags (13:15)

* Tony’s Kansas mule deer hunt (16:30)

* Deciding when to tree stand hunt or hunt on the ground (21:45)

* Why flatland bucks are hard to hunt (24:45)

* Overall strategy for hunting plains bucks (27:45)

* Hunting on an either species tag (34:30)

* Being good to the landowners (59:00)

* Hunting with decoys (62:45)

* Decoys for whitetails vs decoys for mule deer (1:09:30)

* The best scents no scent (1:14:15)

* Quartering to winds (1:19:30)

* Tony’s review on the new Swarovski STX system (1:20:45)

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