With deer season coming to an end soon in south Texas, Charlie gets time for a last minute sit to hopefully stick a wild pig. With the years first freeze knocking on the door, Charlie wanted to see how the wildlife around the farm would react before the severe weather change. The wild pigs have become frequent visitors of the river bottom feeder again and with just a few days left in the hog hunting tournament, Charlie wanted to take advantage of the opportunity in hopes of placing in the final month of the year. 

With hog traffic slowing down since the eradication of the 2 boars, it is time to focus on deer hunting and fight against the clock as the season begins to wind down. As the rut begins, and the behavior of bucks changes, so do hunting tactics. All previous ideas of timing and patterns can be thrown out the window. Mature buck activity will become random and unpredictable. Charlie will have to use his knowledge of past hunts to put himself in the best position possible to bag a good buck. Even then however, a lot of luck will have to take place for it to happen. 

Charlie encourages listeners to join the True Hog Hunters and Army Hog Hunters Tournaments to win prizes every month for simply submitting kills online.  With Decembers tournaments beginning, Charlie tells of his efforts in wild hog hunting with a compound bow and how he finally had a stroke of luck that led to the success of bagging a mature boar that has been ruling the farm according to trail cameras. 

With general deer season about to start in Texas, it seems only right to talk about whitetail and the use of trail cameras on a property. Join Charlie as he talks about the success he has had with trail cameras throughout the years and what he has done to make even the most budget friendly cameras work best for him. Stay tuned to hear the winner of the sweepstakes prize for the Ruger American 350 Legend as well as Charlies prediction on what he expects for deer season on the farm. 

Charlie and Leo continue their conversation on wild hogs discuss ideas they have that may have a huge impact on the hog population, as well as change the way we hunt them. 

Charlie and Leo continue where they left off on the issues surrounding wild hogs and how the invasive species have effected them personally, as well as how they believe the problem is growing. Join Charlie and Leo as they discuss ways to improve hunting efforts and why it is so important to hunt, trap, and pressure these wild hogs in efforts of reducing the total population.

Charlie sits down with rancher, landowner, True Conservation board member, and longtime friend, Leo Janysek to discuss his experience and views on wild hogs. Join Leo and Charlie as they talk of past experiences and future ideas and theories of wildlife and its relationship with human beings in south Texas. 

A new tournament prize is announced for September as well as how to sign up to win it. Charlie is getting more anxious by the day as deer season approaches and tells how he plans to prepare for it by hunting hogs and getting some good archery practice in as well.

August has proven to be another successful month for hunters in the hog hunting tournaments and earned 3 hunters some nice prizes for their efforts. September has arrived and brought with it a multitude of migratory birds down south bringing hunters back out into the outdoors with hopes of daily bag limits as well as pre deer season preparations. The wild hogs have used their reliable noses to sniff out feeders on the property and have done quick work of sucking up the corn scattered across the property before other wildlife can have a chance. Charlie has taken notice and began efforts at hunting and trapping but so far has always been in the wrong place at the wrong time. With bait brewing, Charlie hopes to have a change in luck and be successful in harvesting hogs off the farm to help deter the rest of them for at least a short amount of time as well as show a count of the tournament leaderboard.

Charlie tells of his day on the river testing his boat and the hogs he saw while on the river as well as a very unexpected surprise find while stopping on a small island to rest and have a cold drink.