In this special short-form episode of the UpDuck Podcast, Tyler sits down with two guests for a raw, timely conversation about Wisconsin pheasant hunting, public land pressure, and the reality of DNR stocking.

After heading out for a mid-week hunt, guest John Anderson witnesses something many hunters have only heard rumors about: vehicles actively following a DNR pheasant stocking truck and hunters shooting birds almost as soon as they hit the ground. Joined by Dave Nelson, the group breaks down what they saw, why it happens, and how it impacts fair-chase ethics, opportunity, and the overall hunting experience.

This episode isn’t about pointing fingers — it’s about raising awareness, sharing firsthand experiences, and asking the hard questions about access, opportunity, and responsibility on public land.

If you’ve ever hunted stocked pheasants — or have strong opinions about “truck chasers” — this one will hit close to home.

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