In episode #48 of the 100% Wild Podcast we're joined by Mark Drury and Dan Drake of ScentCrusher to discuss all facets of scent control.

In episode #47 of the 100% Wild Podcast we're joined by Rod Owen of the Drury Outdoors team and we answer a listener question about hunting early season bucks!

In episode #46 of the 100% Wild Podcast we're joined by Mark Drury and we tackle a listener question about improving a small property for deer hunting, and then we take a whole series of other questions from Facebook Live viewers.

In episode #45 of the 100% Wild Podcast we're joined by Josh and Sarah Bowmar of Bowmar Bowhunting. In this episode we're diving into the topic of the perfect hunting vehicle and discussing all sorts of tips, tricks and hacks for traveling, living and hunting out of your rig.

In episode #44 of the 100% Wild Podcast we are joined by wildlife artist Ryan Kirby to discuss his wildlife art, his painting process, and the story of how he came to paint Mark Drury's latest 200" buck. A very unique episode, but super interesting!

In episode #43 of the 100% Wild Podcast we are joined by Mark Drury and we discuss his summer deer hunting projects, his plans for the upcoming season, his concerns about drought and EHD, and more!

In episode #42 of the 100% Wild Podcast we are joined Steve Stoltz to answer a listener question about the importance of summer scouting and what exactly we should be doing at this time of year.

In episode #41 of the 100% Wild Podcast we are joined by Mark Drury and we're discussing aggressive tactics for hunting big mature bucks, including Mark's high risk/high reward plan for hunting a 200"+ buck in 2016. This is an awesome conversation, hope you enjoy it.

In episode #40 of the 100% Wild Podcast we are joined by the infamous "Coon Dog" to recall some of our favorite funny hunting stories. This one is a hoot. Enjoy.

In episode #39 of the 100% Wild Podcast we are joined by Jay Gregory of the Wild Outdoors, and we're answering a variety of questions related to targeting and hunting a single specific buck.