Truth From The Stand Deer Hunting Podcast

Hey folks, Clint Campbell here. In this episode, I chat with Joe Miles about our shared love for hunting and the adventures we've had. We dive into the joy of exploring new places, meeting fellow hunters, and appreciating the simple things. Joe shares his hunting experiences in South Carolina, Kentucky, Kansas, Texas, Mexico, and Africa, discussing the unique challenges and opportunities of each location. We also talk about setting up trail cameras, testing new gear, and Joe's switch to a recurve. We cover the dangers of hunting in Africa, the disciplined mindset of special forces, and how it applies to hunting and life. Joe shares his plans for the upcoming whitetail season and new products from Asio Gear. Tune in and enjoy the show! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 398 Shared passion for hunting can bridge language barriers. Appreciate what you have and find joy in simple things. Each hunting location has unique opportunities and challenges. Testing new gear requires time and effort to ensure performance. H

Hey folks, Clint here from the Truth From The Stand podcast. In this episode, I chat with my buddy Wilson about our upcoming Idaho elk hunt together, chasing whitetails in Idaho, and Wilsons epic Mule Deer hunt in one of the last truly wild places in the lower 48, the Frank Church Wilderness. Wilson talks about being present with family, his elk hunting success, and a memorable bull elk encounter. He also shares the emotional toll of losing an animal and prepping for the new season. Tune in and enjoy the show! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 397 Emotional mule deer hunt in the Frank Church Wilderness. The hunt taught him to appreciate small moments. Being present is key in hunting and life. Scouting and hunting elk like whitetails works. Joy in small things and not wishing time away is crucial. Losing an animal is tough but a learning experience. Hunt prep should focus on mental readiness and adaptability. Taking risks and trying new strategies can succeed. A supportive network helps with hunting's ups a

Hey folks, Clint here from the Truth From The Stand podcast. In this episode, I chat with Chad about what seems like the annual trail camera controversy and potential bans, questioning their impact on access issues. We stress fighting for hunting rights and better wildlife management. We also touch on hunting access, land ownership, and tech's role in the field. Hot topics like baiting, cell cameras, and fair chase get some airtime too. Finally, we discuss prepping for Western hunts, from physical training to gear choices, and I share how shooting a longbow affects my compound bow skills. Tune in and enjoy the show! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 396 Controversy around trail cameras and potential state bans Confusion on how trail cameras impact access issues and if banning them helps Need for better wildlife resource management to secure hunting’s future Complex issue of maintaining public land access for hunting Unintended consequences of hunting content and technology on the community Polarizing topics:

Hey folks, In this episode I chat with big buck killer Adam Hayes. Out of 40 bucks, he’s killed 10 that have grossed into the elite Booner class, and 4 of those have smashed 200-inch ambition . We dive into hunting mature bucks, the importance of wind direction, and the role of effective scouting. Adam shares his early season tactics, how to balance patience and aggression, and the mental grind of hunting in October and the rut. We also talk about the influence of hunting legends on Adam’s journey and his strategies for the October lull, including how the moon plays a role. Plus, Adam opens up about a giant buck that got away. Tune in and enjoy the show! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 395 Hunting where the wind favors deer increases success. Patience and discipline are essential for optimal hunting conditions. Learning from experienced hunters  Big deer often hide in unexpected places  Each deer has unique behavior patterns The moon influences deer movement and optimal hunting times. Early season hunting

Hey Folks, In this episode I chat with my buddy Josh Ilderton from the Untamed. We cover ground hunting and using it like a cheat code to get close to mature bucks. Then we dive into making plans to hunt multiple states and learning to savor the moments. It’s not usually what tags got filled, but who you spent time filling them with is what you’ll remember.  Josh is always one of my favorite people to chop it up with. It feels like family when we get a chance to spend some time together.  Tune in and enjoy the show! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 394 Pressures of creating content Using the ground as a cheat code Hunting the plains Learning to embrace a slower pace and giving things space Savoring the moments Loving deer camp SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Save 20% on ASIO GEAR code TRUTH20 —Support our partners: Asio Gear , Exodus Outdoor Gear, Tethrd , Spartan Forge — Visit my local archery shop Bob and AJ's Archery World —Waypoint TV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone

Hey Folks, In this episode I chat with Brian Douglas about the art of killing mature bucks. We cover hunting strategies, dealing with different terrains, and managing hunting pressure. We dive into early season tactics, balancing patience and aggression, and the mental grind of hunting in October and the rut. We also talk about balancing hunting with family life, using trail cameras, and understanding deer behavior. Don’t miss our chat about Brian’s business, GoodSitMobile, and their innovative elevated trail camera system. Tune in and enjoy the show! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 393 Impact of hunting pressure on deer behavior. Recognizing nuances of early season hunting. Using terrain to your advantage. Balancing patience and aggression in hunting. Challenges of different terrains on deer behavior. Strategic decisions needed for early season hunting. Mental and physical demands during the rut. Impact of creature comforts on hunting success. Balancing hunting and family life, dealing with guilt. Emot

On today's episode, I'm chatting with Josh Profitt about our deer hunting experiences and the impact of life changes on our pursuits. We dive into the grit and determination needed to chase specific deer and the support that keeps us going.  We discuss the challenges of hunting thick terrain and dealing with road traffic. Josh shares his experience chasing a world-class deer named Bones and the hurdles of hunting in high-traffic areas. We break down strategies for public versus private land, the role of hunting pressure, and how technology like cell cameras and mapping tools is changing the game. Scouting and adapting to new conditions are key. This episode is all about the evolving landscape of hunting and the importance of staying flexible. Tune in for insights and stories that will boost your hunting game.  Tune in and enjoy the show! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 392 Determination and sacrifice are crucial for success Hunting in thick areas and dealing with road traffic  Pursuing popular deer can lead t

Hey folks, we’re back with a fresh episode of the Truth from the Stand deer hunting podcast. In this episode, we tackle balancing work and hunting, share strategies for hunting mountainous terrain, and dive into some personal hunting regrets. We discuss terrain selection, effective trail camera use, and understanding deer behavior, including the time gap between bucks shedding velvet and making their fall shift. We also explore the love-hate relationship with hunting, its challenges, and the limited time we have to pursue it. Plus, we talk about the potential for Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania. Tune in and enjoy the show! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 391 Work-life balance and flexibility in work hours allow for strategic hunting opportunities Hunting in mountainous terrain  Scouting and hunting in public land areas require patience and a long-term approach  Food sources, clear cuts, and bedding areas in the mountains Regrets in hunting  The time gap between buck shedding velvet and making their fall shif

Hey folks, We’re back with a brand new episode of the Truth from the Stand deer hunting podcast. This time around, I’m joined by my buddy Greg Litzinger to dive into all things hunting and bow shooting. And guess what? This is part one of a two-part series, so there’s even more to come next week. In this episode, Greg talks about his recent hand injury and its potential impact to his upcoming hunting season. We dig into the topic of adjusting bow poundage and share some tips for shooting in windy conditions. And yes, we take on the tough issue of poaching and its effects on our hunting community. We talk about Gregs unhealthy obsessions with shooting big six-points versus those larger eight-points. Greg and I share our personal preferences and stories, appreciating the unique aesthetics of those funky deer racks. We cover some essential hunting strategies, like doing a dry run, scouting your area, finding the perfect tree setup, and even the benefits of hunting from the ground. Plus, we talk about our layerin

 On today’s episode, I'm joined by Rendell, and we're diving into our recent hunting adventures across different states. We tackle the challenges of long drives, varying deer populations, and what makes certain states our top picks for hunting. Scouting, finding secondary food sources, and reading historical sign are key topics we cover. Rendell shares an intense story about a 180-incher that got away, highlighting the challenges of open terrain hunting. We also discuss the mistakes made, lessons learned, and the importance of being aggressive and not overthinking when hunting mature bucks. Our strategies include hunting low in trees and using back cover for concealment. Scouting and visualizing the hunt are crucial, and we talk about how taking phone videos during scouting of key spots can aid in planning. Trusting your instincts and sticking to your system without second-guessing is essential for success. This episode is all about enjoying the hunt and being in the game, not just focusing on the end result.

In this chat, Ryan and I dive deep into our trail camera tactics and how we decipher the data for our hunts. With around 30 cameras each, we stress the importance of picking spots with dense cover that make mature bucks feel at home. Our strategy is simple: focus on deer trails, key terrain features, scrapes and transitions. Our talk revolves around understanding the 'why' behind deer behavior, blending trail camera intel with on-the-ground scouting and ass time in a tree in season. We highlight how weather, wind, and terrain influence deer movement, shaping our hunting playbook. As we map out our upcoming hunts, we swap our approaches to using wind patterns, weather's impact on deer behavior, and the key days to be in the woods, especially during the rut.  WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 388 Using trail cameras to cover large tracts of land Security cover Following edges and transitions, and deer trails, can lead to finding good sign Simplicity and focusing on the diversity of factors  Combining trail camer

Join me on the Truth From the Stand Podcast as I sit down with Troy Fowler to delve into the heart of bowhunting and arrow dynamics. We're diving deep into the world of hunting experiences, arrow spine, and fine-tuning those crucial shots. Troy drives home the critical nature of arrow flight, spotlighting how using underspined arrows can dramatically impact lethality out in the field. Plus, he shares invaluable insights into bare shafting and its profound effect on arrow trajectory. But wait, there's more! We're not just talking compound bows here. Traditional archery aficionados, listen up! Troy sheds light on how traditional techniques can inform your approach to arrow tuning, especially when you're wielding a compound bow. And let's not forget about arrow point weight – a small detail with massive implications for your shot's precision. We're also dissecting the broadhead game, folks. From sharpness to durability, we're weighing the pros and cons of single bevel versus three-blade broadheads and how they i

Today on the podcast I’m joined by my buddy Sam Ubl. Sam has been hunting public and by permission land, and using water access way before it was “cool.” Sam has a DIY mentality, where there’s a will there’s a way. This approach came from trudging through the swamps of Wisconsin with his dad as a youngster, where sometimes making your own water access skis were a necessity to cross the marsh, reeds and bog. Now…with a camera in hand you can see Sam and his crew at work on Chase Nation. This conversation was a long time coming, and hope you all enjoy it as much as I did - thanks for listening. WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 386 Micro habitats and deer sign Hunting along water ways The importance of water access Drawbacks of kayaking vs canoe Nomadic Deer And Much More SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Save 20% on ASIO GEAR code TRUTH20 —Support our partners: Asio Gear , Exodus Outdoor Gear, Genesee Beer, Tethrd — Visit my local archery shop Bob and AJ's Archery World —Waypoint TV Learn m

Today on the podcast I’m joined by my buddy Cody Schleich. I’m always looking to meet guys who embrace the challenge of hunting big woods and hill country. Cody is one of those guys who is a calculated and aggressive grinder hunting mature bucks in rugged terrain. Hunting mature bucks ithese areas can sometimes feel like finding a needle in a haystack to get an opportunity…and it often ends in heartbreak. But when it comes together, you’d be hard pressed to find a more gratifying feeling. Awesome conversation with a heck of a woodsman and fell and I hope you all dig the conversation as much as I did - thanks for listening. WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 385 Bedding on the first flat Finding hidden bedding areas The hidden buck October hunts are the best Hunting more mornings And much more SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Save 20% on ASIO GEAR code TRUTH20 —Support our partners: Asio Gear , Exodus Outdoor Gear, Genesee Beer, Tethrd — Visit my local archery shop Bob and AJ's Archery World

Today on the podcast I’m joined by my buddy Tony Peterson. In today’s episode we dive into how at times, removing your ego …or adding a little ego can make all the difference in your hunting success. Go overboard and you’ve probably missed something…not enough and you may not take that leap your gut is telling you to that would lead you to killing that mature buck. Truth is, it’s a balancing act. Just like when to believe hot sign..and when to walk right past it. Awesome chat with Tony as always - thanks for listening. Available on all podcast platforms! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 384 Remove the ego for better hunting? The value of fresh sign Impact of long-term data Why October hunts are better than the rut And much more SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Save 20% on ASIO GEAR code TRUTH20 —Support our partners: Asio Gear , Exodus Outdoor Gear, Genesee Beer, Tethrd — Visit my local archery shop Bob and AJ's Archery World —Waypoint TV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.f

Today on the podcast I’m joined by my buddy Dan Johnson. If you’re anything like Dan and I (and all of you out there juggling family, work and other responsibilities), it seems like our time gets more limited every year. Whether by choice or out of necessity, efficiency is the name of the game. Gone are the days of having all the time in the world to scout or hunt endlessly. Or have all puzzle pieces to the chess match. Now we rely on past experiences to fill in the gaps and make quick decisions. Whether that’s when to move, when to hunt, what cold fronts to hunt or…if you’re better served knowing out that honey do list this week vs hunting. All of these decisions come a little quicker with a little more accuracy with experience. Always a good hang with Dan, hope you all dig the chat - thanks for listening. Available on all podcast platforms! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 383 Experience = efficiency  First cold front of the year Mock scrapes Knowing when to strike and deer behavior And much more SHOW NOT

Today on the podcast I’m joined by my buddy Brandon Barlow. Brandon hunts public and small permission parcels in the south. As a native New Yorker he's had to adapt his hunting approach from relying on the historical calendar dates of good whitetail hunting...to now using long-term data to keep him in the game as his season is much longer. And the deer seem to have a much broader breeding window within specific pockets. He runs 100+ cameras a year and has been able to glean some pretty interesting observations. I'm a long-term data guy myself and I was looking forward to picking up a few new nuggets of insight for myself - thanks for listening. Available on all podcast platforms! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 382 Hunting bachelor groups early The value of an old doe Analyzing camera data for big bucks Tight vs loose rut Breeding dates and food sources And much more SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Save 20% on ASIO GEAR code TRUTH20 —Link for automatic savings on the new Exodus LIFT 4K

Today on the podcast I’m joined by my Jacob Sklenar. At face value you meet Jacob and your first thought is that this guy is a detailed and meticulous killer…who finds consistent success by embracing the grind and suck that chasing mature whitetails is. Once you dig a little deeper, you realize Jacob is on a different journey than just killing mature bucks. He uses hunting as a vehicle of personal growth…and to hopefully leave people who he meets, better than he found them. This folks…is what it’s all about. I hope you all dig the conversation as much as I did - thanks for listening. Available on all podcast platforms! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 381 Weekend champions Visualizing killing big deer Adapting to find success Comparison is the thief of joy The value in challenging yourself And much more SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Save 20% on ASIO GEAR code TRUTH20 —Link for automatic savings on the new Exodus LIFT 4K trail camera or use TFTS4K at check out —Support our partners: Asi

Today on the podcast I’m joined by my buddy Michael Varady. Mike is one of those guys I’ve had the good fortune to meet the past few years. The dude just flat out gets it done in the high pressures state of New Jersey. He was one of my inspirations to begin tinkering with a traditional bow. Like with all die-hard outdoorsman there’s always a season…hunting season, scouting season, shed season, turkey season…then fishing? Mike is as committed to the craft as anyone you’ll meet. And he just flat out gets it done. Always a good chat with Mike. Hope you all dig the chat as much as I did - thanks for listening. Available on all podcast platforms! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 380 Adding a compound bow in the mix Hunting low and shot angle A September buck Bonus bucks are great Blood tracking dogs And much more SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Save 20% on ASIO GEAR code TRUTH20 —Link for automatic savings on the new Exodus LIFT 4K trail camera or use TFTS4K at check out —Support our partners

Today on the podcast I’m joined by my buddy Luke Shimer. Luke is one of the best all around outdoorsman and most authentic people I’ve had the good fortune to know. Watching Luke run the in the mountains of Montana is like watching someone breathe…it looks natural and for him sustenance. Whether he’s chasing critters in the mountains or the streams of Montana…or salt water critters in the Caribbean…all I know is you’ll eat good. And you’re always welcome at his campfire - thanks for listening. Available on all podcast platforms! WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST 379 Missing school to film hunts on VHS A deep calling Define hunting success Expectations to produce Yukon moose No pack Sunday Grizzly bear populations And much more SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Save 20% on ASIO GEAR code TRUTH20 —Save 15% on Exodus trail cameras or arrows with code TFTS or just click this link for automatic savings at checkout! —Support our partners: Asio Gear , Exodus Outdoor Gear, Genesee Beer, Tethrd —