Whitetail Rendezvous

Whitetail Rendezvous

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  • Episode # 247 Part 1 Matt Dye Getting Whitetail Ready
    Matt Dye Getting Whitetail Ready


    Matt Dye Getting Whitetail Ready. Yeah, that's actually the first step I guess, to say if we break it down I got kinda five steps laid out here that get you ready. The first one like we just stated is getting bucks on camera. You gotta kinda know what you're working with. Right now is a great time to get bucks on camera and daylight photos, too. There's a lot more detail in daylight.

    But the reason in getting 'em on camera right now is there's so much daylight throughout an entire 24 hour period, that deer feed more during the day. That's just what they do. So summertime's a great time to get those daylight pictures. And they're hitting food sources hard. If you've got high-quality food plots, beans, soybeans, or if the local farmer does, then that's a great place to get deer on camera. Matt Dye Getting Whitetail Ready
    and it's just a great place to get deer on camera
    They come there consistently, they're not pressured this time of the year, so they're consistently coming there feeding heavy, and it's just a great place to get deer on camera. That translates building your hit list for the fall. Seeing who's there, building the inventory and going from there. Matt Dye Getting Whitetail Ready



    Yeah, yeah. There's multiple ways to do it. One technique is doing a camera survey. And that way you're identifying unique bucks. You're identifying unique bucks from your household all the way up to whatever your top age class is.

    And you're specifically naming those deer based on their antler characteristics or if you have past history with those deer you're naming him, okay that was Little John from last year, or whatever it is. You're in that technique or that method you're identifying each buck by their characteristics and from there learning more about your deer herd. Buck to doe ratio, fawn recruitment rate and so forth. So that's one way of doing it. Matt Dye Getting Whitetail Ready
    You're in that technique or that method you're identifying each buck
    If you don't have time for that, you're just sticking trail cameras out we tend to name bucks, of course, that are mature because they know we're chasing them it just kinda gives them within profiling allows us to look more into their personality or their traits, patterns. We've got more people working with Growing Deer. So if you start naming deer let's say, G2 ticker10, it's like wait, hold on who's G2 ticker right 10?

    It's just harder to identify with that deer versus a buck called, let's say Little John again. So everyone knows who Little John is but G2 ticker right 10, whatever it is. So we do start naming 'em now, it's just for ease and it give them a little bit of a personality and allows us to identify with 'em easier.
    Definitely just tuning everything up.


    Definitely just tuning everything up. You've got time somewhere during the summer to do that. You don't want to wait until the beginning of the season as it opens up the night before, just like a rifle, you wouldn't want to sight in your rifle the night before, you want to do that in advance. Make sure everything's tuned up and in line, so you're shooting straight, so you got your bow, you got your arrows cut to length, you've paper tuned your bow if you got a new bow everything sight in, and we like to practice with our bow just as we hunt.

    There's a couple of techniques that we use throughout the season or throughout the preseason I guess you would, we use a blind veil technique and that's just focusing on form, the way we drift a bow, how we anchor and we're actually doing all that with our eyes closed so we're just working on form, the target's four feet away from us.

    So we're not worried on aiming specifically, it's just getting from and building that muscle memory so when a buck does run in say for a d...
    33 min
  • #465 PRYM1- Extraordinary Camo created by Stacie Walker

    Prym1 was created by a wildlife artist who understands depth, colors, shadows and highlights seen in nature, utilizing organic shapes found in predators’ coats to design a hybrid camouflage pattern that takes versatility to an entirely new level of concealment. Not only will Prym1 conceal your outline and movement in all terrains, but will effectively blend in creating a false depth perception from your prey allowing you to be closer than you appear and therefore a more effective predator! https://www.prym1camo.com/ After years of being a professional wildlife artist as well as an avid hunter, my job has been to study the specific patterns and textures of animals in nature and to mimic them in my art. Years of this study led me to develop Prym1 camo, which uses the colors and textures of nature with the organic patterns of wildlife to create a camo with the effectiveness of a predator. Stacie Walker The hunter does not always stay stationary. A hunter moves across diverse terrains, and through changing backgrounds of foliage, which is often influenced by light and shadows. Let’s face it trees and brush do not move, and they stand out as solid objects from a distance. Traditional “sticks and leaves” camouflage will often fail because they tend to become solid forms and “Black Out”, therefore revealing the shape of the hunter which eliminates the purpose of the stalk. Digital, static, and hard line shape blurred camo works good at distance for outline break up in various terrains, but is not effective as distance is closed as it lacks depth, highlights, and shadowing. Receive a $50 goHUNT Gear Shop Gift Card by using code WR when joining Insider http://bit.ly/2s8dX5k . Whitetail Rendezvous podcast receives compensation each time a new member joins Insider via our link Here’s a quick demo about goHUNT.com/insider https://youtu.be/YFNMzEUtcys

    47 min
  • #464 Gold, Music and Hunting – Michael Walker

    Michael Walker was born and raised in California. Grew up in a small town and still live in a small town. When I’m not playing, writing, or recording music, you’ll find me in the outdoors, filming my show “Livin Free Outdoors”. Singer, songwriter, gold miner, outdoorsman and host of Livin’ Free Outdoors. https://www.AintTakinTheseGuns.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7WkCSKKDeA On the heels of his rocking single ‘Ain’t These Guns’ California country artist and singer songwriter Michael Walker has finished production on his new album ‘Californeck’ with a planned early 2018 release date. If your going hunting in California expect company

    44 min
  • #464 Full Range Outdoors Family & Friends of Larry May

    Our Purpose and Mission Full Range Outdoors is a family owned and operated adventure into the outdoors. We have always enjoyed hunting and fishing and the outdoors has always been part of our life. My wife and I enjoy spending time together and sharing our passion with others. This is why we decided to start our own outdoor company in hopes of spreading our love of the outdoor lifestyle. FRO is dedicated to promoting hunting, fishing, products, and services through video, pictures, and stories. Our vision is to travel to a variety of locations and to bring our adventures back home to you. We will do this in a family setting and give all of the honor and glory to God. Our adventures will be documented on this site for all to read about and enjoy. It is our desire to bring you a product that you can enjoy and share with your friends and families for years to come. Our stories will be dedicated to all of those that have come before us that love this lifestyle and to those that share our passion and spirit. We look forward to where the future takes us and hope to make many new friends along the way. Come join us and share in our love of the outdoors! God Bless, Larry and Gamble May Receive a $50 goHUNT Gear Shop Gift Card by using code WR when joining Insider http://bit.ly/2s8dX5k . Whitetail Rendezvous podcast receives compensation each time a new member joins Insider via our link Here’s a quick demo about goHUNT.com/insider https://youtu.be/YFNMzEUtcys

    44 min
  • Episode # 335 Understand What It Means To Run And Gun To Success with Nine Finger Chronicles – Dan Johnson
    Dan Johnson, host of Nine Fingers Chronicles podcast, shares that there are a lot of factors affecting a good hunt. These include the weather, barometer changes, and even the moon phase. Dan also talks about run-and-gun techniques and the use of an observation stand, but that one important thing to realize is everybody has their own techniques. It isn’t just about picking up your bow and shooting some arrows. You need to change up your strategies and as soon as the season starts, don't just sit in your stand. Go and observe, get a half mile away or a quarter mile away and see what changes has happened on your land. You might be surprised with what you find out.
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    On our episode, we're going to visit with Dan Johnson. Dan's going to talk about a couple things, one, run-and-gun and techniques, two, the use of an observation stand, three, the first time in a stand is the best time. He's going unpack the techniques that you need to do when you spot a buck 100 yards away, 200 yards away in the morning or in the evening, and what you need to do to close the deal on that specific buck. Stay tuned. It's going to be a good one.
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    Understand What It Means To Run And Gun To Success with Nine Finger Chronicles - Dan Johnson
    You're in for a treat. We're going to join Dan Johnson. Dan is the host of Nine Finger Chronicles, and there's a story behind that. Dan, I don't know if you're going to share the story or not, how you get that title, but let's get this thing started.

    How are you doing? First of all, thanks for having me on the show. I really appreciate it.

    You're welcome.

    Nine Finger Chronicles, that's my podcasts that I do. It's about deer hunting. I'm a huge bow hunter. The premise of the Nine Finger Chronicles Podcast revolves around bow hunting gear and equipment, stories from average Joe's, BS sessions and some gear reviews and information on gear. The title of the podcast is pretty self-explanatory. I only have nine fingers. I had my right index finger removed when I was living down in Atlanta, Georgia working in a factory. It got chopped off. That's the short story of a why I call everything the Nine Finger Chronicles.

    That's a great story and that's in the past. That's you. The Nine Finger Chronicle, you own it. You live it. In the warm up, it's that’s you're a gear junkie and I just said gear head because a lot of guys that I know, my son-in-law races and he is a gear head. There's nothing he can't do in a race car. There's absolutely nothing but he learned that throughout his whole life. Let's unpack that a little bit. Let's talk about what you see and hear in the industry now from ATA and all your reading that you do that everyone should really be attuned to.

    I tell you, for me the interest on gear comes because I am not savvy. If you said, "Dan, go set up your own bow." I probably would not have a clue on how to do that. I still take it to a shop to get it done, but I want to learn as much about the products as humanly possible and that's where my interest comes in. That's why I share a lot of that information on my podcast because when it comes to information about specific products, I feel that in the hunting industry, a lot of it is coming from a marketing company who's getting paid or some kind of "celebrity or entertainer" who is also getting paid to rep that product. I like to get guys on the show who are passionate about gear. They use it and abuse it every year. The average Joes are the guys who are coming on and doing the product reviews and then I speak directly to the actual company. For example, the first product that comes to mind is Lone Wolf Tree stands. In my opinion, one of the best tree stands on the market for the way I hunt, which is a running gun style. I get the owner of the company and you get that information straight from the horse's mouth, so to speak.
    39 min
  • #463 Get better shooting results with Muzzle Force One – Kent Wilkinson

    Muzzle Force One, LLC is a family-owned, God-fearing company based out of North Carolina. We have a passion for the outdoors and a love for all that God has created. All of our products are designed, manufactured and distributed in the USA. We think that’s important and plan to keep it that way. Go get em! MF1 IS A SIMPLE TOOL FOR YOUR FIREARM; WHICH WILL ALLOW YOU TO CONFIDENTLY CONTROL THE ACCURACY OF YOUR SHOT. https://www.muzzleforce.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9ePt9KvFHQ Receive a $50 goHUNT Gear Shop Gift Card by using code WR when joining Insider http://bit.ly/2s8dX5k . Whitetail Rendezvous podcast receives compensation each time a new member joins Insider via our link

    38 min
  • #462 Muzzle Force One anchors your shot – Kent Wilkinson

    Muzzle Force, LLC is a family-owned, God-fearing company based out of North Carolina. We have a passion for the outdoors and a love for all that God has created. All of our products are designed, manufactured and distributed in the USA. We think that’s important and plan to keep it that way. Go get em! https://www.muzzleforce.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9ePt9KvFHQ MF1 IS A SIMPLE TOOL FOR YOUR FIREARM; WHICH WILL ALLOW YOU TO CONFIDENTLY CONTROL THE ACCURACY OF YOUR SHOT. Bryan Magliba, Mr. Stealth mode Hawaii When I first opened the package, and saw the Muzzle Force One product, I thought to myself how simple the product looked and if it could handle the constant use because I hunt 2-4 times a week, but to my surprise on the first use it made a believer out of me. On a 5 to 15 mile spot and stalk hunt, I focus on having a lightweight pack because when fatigue kicks in, everything eventually starts to feel heavy, so I was very pleased that the Muzzle Force One product is light weight and easy to install. Plus it brings me confidences on high tense situations when I need the shot to count. The product brings stability on the moment of use. All I can say is, try this product and you’ll never want to take this off once you install it. Overall rate from 1-10 on how pleased I am. I got to rate it a 10. Simple design, light weight and it’s affordable. You can buy quality anytime you want, but this product is also effective and dependable. Receive a $50 goHUNT Gear Shop Gift Card by using code WR when joining Insider http://bit.ly/2s8dX5k . Whitetail Rendezvous podcast receives compensation each time a new member joins Insider via our link Here’s a quick demo about goHUNT.com/insider https://youtu.be/YFNMzEUtcys

    38 min
  • #463 Muzzle Force One anchors your shot – Kent Wilkinson
    Muzzle Force, LLC is a family-owned, God-fearing company based out of North Carolina. We have a passion for the outdoors and a love for all that God has created. All of our products are designed, manufactured and distributed in the USA. We think that's important and plan to keep it that way. Go get em!

    https://www.muzzleforce.com/
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9ePt9KvFHQ

    MF1 IS A SIMPLE TOOL FOR YOUR FIREARM; WHICH WILL ALLOW YOU TO CONFIDENTLY CONTROL THE ACCURACY OF YOUR SHOT.

    Bryan Magliba, Mr. Stealth mode Hawaii
    When I first opened the package, and saw the Muzzle Force One product, I thought to myself how simple the product looked and if it could handle the constant use because I hunt 2-4 times a week, but to my surprise on the first use it made a believer out of me.

    On a 5 to 15 mile spot and stalk hunt, I focus on having a lightweight pack because when fatigue kicks in, everything eventually starts to feel heavy, so I was very pleased that the Muzzle Force One product is light weight and easy to install.

    Plus it brings me confidences on high tense situations when I need the shot to count. The product brings stability on the moment of use.

    All I can say is, try this product and you'll never want to take this off once you install it. Overall rate from 1-10 on how pleased I am. I got to rate it a 10. Simple design, light weight and it's affordable. You can buy quality anytime you want, but this product is also effective and dependable.


    Receive a $50 goHUNT Gear Shop Gift Card by using code WR when joining Insider http://bit.ly/2s8dX5k .
    Whitetail Rendezvous podcast receives compensation each time a new member joins Insider via our link
    Here's a quick demo about goHUNT.com/insider https://youtu.be/YFNMzEUtcys
    38 min
  • #464 Gold, Music and Hunting – Michael Walker
    Michael Walker was born and raised in California. Grew up in a small town and still live in a small town.

    When I'm not playing, writing, or recording music, you'll find me in the outdoors, filming my show "Livin Free Outdoors".

    Singer, songwriter, gold miner, outdoorsman and host of Livin' Free Outdoors.

    https://www.AintTakinTheseGuns.com

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7WkCSKKDeA

    On the heels of his rocking single 'Ain't These Guns' California country artist and singer songwriter Michael Walker has finished production on his new album 'Californeck' with a planned early 2018 release date.

    If your going hunting in California expect company
    44 min
  • #461 Deer Hunting New Hampshire – Shawn Mackie

    Deer Hunting New Hampshire – Shawn Mackie Shawn Mackie is an Avid Outdoorsman, Combat Veteran, Bowhunter and Dog Musher. He shares on this podcast how to hunt small parcel bucks, learning the was of a musher..he uses his dogs to get his buck out of the woods. Listen to has dedication to our country through his service in the Army. Hear him tell what it has been like to live his entire life close to where he lives know. He has some great tips on how not to get busted by the dominant buck. Receive a $50 goHUNT Gift Card by using code WR2017 when joining Insider http://bit.ly/2s8dX5k . Whitetail Rendezvous podcast receives compensation each time a new member joins Insider via our link

    36 min

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