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Steve invites his Florida coon hunting buddy Mack Britt to join him for a conversation about Mack’s current project, a Walker male named Clutch. The banter centers on Clutch’s progression from being a lightly-started rookie of eighteen months to his current status as Mack’s nightly choice for coon hunting in Florida’s always challenging terrain and atmospheric conditions. The value in this podcast lies in the information and encouragement it provides to hunters that may be on the verge of giving up on a hound that isn’t progressing up to expectations. Clutch’s story will illustrate that each dog is different, that they progress at their individual rate, depending upon the opportunities they are given and that even the most unlikely candidate can blossom into a hound the hunter will appreciate and enjoy in time. Britt last appeared on Gone To The Dogs a year ago and the guys have a lot to catch up on. This is a podcast for coon hunters that are determined to press on despite the adversities of age, adverse hun

In this episode of the Range Podcast, hosts Ricky Brule and Jake “Hollywood” Iverson, along with guest Gracie Long, discuss their latest shiny objects, including new archery gear and upcoming hunts. They delve into the behind-the-scenes process of filmmaking in the hunting industry, sharing insights on storytelling and the challenges of capturing the perfect shot. The conversation also touches on the art of photography and the importance of creating a memorable experience in the outdoors. The episode concludes with a special offer for listeners.You can find Gracie on Instagram @gracie_outdoors.TakeawaysThe podcast focuses on archery, hunting, and storytelling.Gracie shares her excitement about her new bow setup.Filmmaking in hunting requires careful planning and execution.Capturing the right moments is crucial in storytelling.The hosts reflect on their experiences during a recent shoot.Photography plays a significant role in documenting hunts.The importance of creating a memorable outdoor experience.The chall

Logan Metesh of High Caliber History and Allen Forkner of GunBroker introduce Dwight Van Brunt from Sportsman’s Legacy to discuss the significant impact of gun writers on firearm trends and industry standards. Have you ever wondered what a top gun writer has in his or her personal collection? Today, we discuss that very thing as well as ways that you can add these special firearms to your own collection.Main Topics Discussed:Legacy of Iconic Gun Writers:The hosts and Dwight discuss the historical influence of legendary gun writers like Jack O'Connor, Elmer Keith, and others who shaped firearm preferences through their published works in major magazines.Evolution of Media Influence:Examination of how the role of gun writers has evolved from print to digital, impacting how firearms are reviewed and perceived in the modern era.Dwight shares anecdotes from past experiences at SHOT Show Media Days, illustrating the shift from a few influential writers to a crowded field of digital content creators.Challenges of Mo

In this conversation, Dan and Gavin discuss their experiences and perspectives on hunting, particularly focusing on buck hunting and the evolution of hunting practices over generations. Gavin shares his personal journey into hunting, influenced by his grandfather, and how his approach has changed over the years. They also delve into state regulations regarding hunting, the challenges posed by coyote populations, and the impact of environmental factors on deer populations. The conversation highlights the excitement and passion for hunting while addressing the complexities of wildlife management and hunting ethics. In this conversation, Gavin Gerig shares his thrilling journey of tracking and hunting a remarkable buck. He discusses the strategies he employed to monitor the deer’s movements using trail cameras, the challenges he faced during the hunt, and the emotional rollercoaster of finally taking the shot. Gavin reflects on the significance of patience, preparation, and the unexpected twists that come with h

 Heath and Jason catch up on their latest endeavors. After a short trip down river (no pun intended) they begin discussing their experiences with dogs and the various factors that influence price and quality of dog. Do you ever wonder about these things? Join us as Heath and Jason dive right in. 

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast, in our final installment of our episodes recorded at the Western Hunting & Conservation Expo, we get the chance to talk with Big Al Morris of Fox Pro. We talk about elk, coyotes, suppressors, and more. Thanks for listening!Check out the MWW Website for shows, partner discounts, and more!!!Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel!!! Athlon OpticsOnX:  Use code MWW20 for 20% off CamofireBlack Ovis:  Use code MWW10 for 10% offHuntworth Gear:  Use code MWW15 for 15% offAlps Outdoorz:  Use code 2025woodswater for 30% off Reveal Cameras by TactacamHabitat Works Facebook Page:  Mention us when you call and get 15% off any service816-752-7390 habitatworksllc@gmail.com

In this engaging conversation, Brian Krebs and Dale Liversedge discuss the intricacies of shed hunting, the evolution of the Shedcast podcast, and the unique challenges faced by hunters in different regions. They share personal experiences, techniques, and the importance of networking within the hunting community. The discussion also touches on the impact of weather on shed hunting and the future aspirations of both hosts in their shed hunting endeavors. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the intricacies of shed hunting, sharing personal anecdotes and tips on identifying shed antlers, utilizing technology for better tracking, and the excitement of the hunt. They discuss the inspiration behind the Shedcast podcast, the value of shed antlers, and the importance of collections in the hunting community. The conversation is rich with insights, humor, and a shared passion for the outdoors.https://www.instagram.com/liversedge/ FREE Western Rookie Application Calendarwww.westernrookie.com/freeproduct

On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by Sam Soholt to learn more about what all is going on with our public lands right now. Sam is an avid outdoorsman, outdoor photographer and videographer, public land advocate, and founder of Public Land Tees. Sam shares how he got started in the outdoor space, the guys discuss the current outdoor media climate, and then dive into some of the headlines many of us have seen regarding our federally owned public lands .Sam breaks things down to help us fully understand what is happening in the current political landscape, where many of these movements are coming from now as well as where they came from in the past, the difference between conservation groups and advocacy groups, why succumbing to the tendency to be outraged isn't always the best first step, and how you can become more informed and involved to help advocate for the protection of our public lands. If you are passionate about public land use, this episode is for you!Be sure to go support S

It’s time for another visit with octogenarian coon hunter Fred Moran. Fred is affectionately known as Fred Moran the Redbone Man and has been for decades. Moran is now 88 years young and is still following the hounds of the night even though he has cut back to “two or three” nights a week by his own admission. Steve had been concerned about his old friend, largely due to age and some health concerns but finds Fred to be in rare form for this episode. Moran episodes always entertain and there’s always something for the listener no matter the demographic. Settle if with the pair, hunters that collectively account for 166 years of experience, and enjoy some quality time with The Redbone Man.We would like to thank those who support this podcast.  Special thanks to Alpha Dog Nutrition and Double U Hunting Supply for sponsoring this episode.  Want to learn more about Alpha Dog Nutrition? Check out the links belowhttps://www.dusupply.com/alphadogwww.dusupply.comhttps://alphadognutrition.com/ 

In this episode, Ricky Brule and Hollywood discuss the excitement of launching the new film, Form the Storm, presented by Prime Archery. They introduce Gracie Long, the social media coordinator for Vapor Trail and Stokerized, who shares her journey from marketing to archery. Gracie recounts her first experiences with bow hunting, including the story of her first buck, named Paddles, and the lessons learned along the way. In this engaging conversation, Gracie Long and Ricky Brule delve into various aspects of hunting and archery, sharing personal stories and experiences. They discuss the challenges of deer hunting, the significance of women in the hunting industry, and the differences in deer populations across regions. Gracie shares her aspirations in outdoor marketing and the importance of understanding hunting regulations. The conversation also touches on the impact of predation on deer populations, providing a comprehensive overview of the hunting landscape. Ricky, Hollywood and Grace discuss the experienc

Main Topics Discussed:The Role of HATS in Conservation:History and Evolution of Conservation Laws:Modern Conservation Challenges and Initiatives:Cultural and Economic Impact of Hunting:Closing Thoughts:Logan and Allen reflect on the significant contributions of hunters and shooters to conservation and the importance of continued education and advocacy in this area.Links and Resources:Outdoor Stewards of Conservation FoundationConnecting With Conservation podcastOutdoor Stewards on InstagramCall to Action:Encourage listeners to engage in local conservation efforts and educate others about the vital role of hunters and anglers in supporting wildlife and habitat conservation.If you use, appreciate and support wildlife areas or waterways, were you aware that you help fund those resources? Do you look at stamp, permit and excise taxes a bit differently now? Be sure to like and subscribe to the No Lowballers podcast, which drops every Thursday and can be found everywhere you consume your favorite podcasts.

On this episode of The Nomadic Outdoorsman, Dan talks to a couple of his new (but close) hunting buddies about their history in the outdoors and their upcoming night of coyote hunting.Brett and Michael have a rich history in the outdoors and the outdoor industry. After filming for major brands and shows for years they have recently gotten back to just enjoying hunting in the moment without the pressure of capturing everything on film. Dan and Austin along with Brett and Michael share their experiences in the outdoor industry and in the field as the group looks forward to getting out and chasing coyotes during Missouri’s thermal season. Although they don’t know it at the time of recording, thermal hunting will bring the group together and quickly take over as one of their greatest pursuits. Connect with Austin ReinoldOn Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Youtube and OnlineConnect with Brett DavisOn Instagram and FacebookConnect with Michael HeffernonOn Instagram, TikTok, and FacebookConnect with Rack HubOn Instagram

Preventing the Great Escape. Training has been stalled with sports obligations and weather. A day trip to the Western Va Sportsman Show and a story about Dec 5th 2003.

There are tradeoffs when shooting a fixed blade broadhead with slighter blood trails and lesser wound channels. But fixed blade broadheads are known for handling bone, remaining durable, and solid penetration. Can mechanical broadheads bust through a mature buck shoulder? And, if so, how do well do mechanical broadheads survive the "trauma" of hitting a shoulder? In today's episode, Jacob shares the results from his recent field test where he shot the 125 grain versions of the Beast broadhead, a Rage Hypodermic broadhead, a Sevr 2.0 broadhead, and a T2 broadhead into 4 separate mature buck shoulders. The results were interesting. Thanks for listening. Find Hunt Detail on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/hunt_detail/ or YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@HuntDetail

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast we get the chance to sit down with Jordan & Casey Harbertson, the founders of Blk Flg, while at the Western Hunting & Conservation Expo in Salt Lake City.  Jordan and Casey tell their story on how their journey has ultimately ended up with the foundation of Blk Flg and all the cool twists and turns it took them to get to where they are now.  Jordan and Casey are truly inspirational and proof that hard work mixed with a dash of talent can turn ideas into reality.  Thanks for listening!Check out the MWW Website for shows, partner discounts, and more!!!Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel!!!Blk Flg - Use code MWW for a mystery discount!Morrell TargetsAthlon OpticsMidwest Gun WorksLucky BuckOnX  Use code MWW20 for 20% off CamofireBlack Ovis:  Use code MWW10 for 10% offReveal Cameras by TactacamJason Patterson Land Team - Whitetail Properties816-824-6282jason.patterson@whitetailproperties.com

In this episode, Brian Krebs and Dwayne Jones dive into the excitement of shed season, sharing their personal experiences and plans for shed hunting. They discuss the challenges of finding sheds, the importance of understanding deer behavior, and the impact of food sources on deer feeding patterns. The conversation also covers innovative strategies for enhancing habitats and food plots to improve shed hunting success, as well as future plans for wildlife management on their properties. In this conversation, Dwayne Jones and Brian Krebs discuss various strategies for wildlife management, focusing on planting techniques, food plot dynamics, and the impact of nutrition on deer antler growth. They share insights on property layout, hunting access, and the importance of creating a sustainable environment for deer. The podcast emphasizes the significance of food availability and the long-term strategies necessary for effective wildlife management. In this conversation, Brian Krebs and Dwayne Jones discuss various a

Steve lands the interview with one of his most-highly sought-after guests in this episode.  Al Metcalf of Barnesville, Georgia is a tree dog enthusiast like no other.  His transformation from a 32-year veteran of the Georgia Highway Patrol to what can only be described as the renaissance man of tree dog enthusiasts, Medcalf is a throwback to a time when men hunted for food and the tree dog was essential to their survival.   Medcalf’s mantra “If it climbs, it’s not trash” and his waste-not-want-not attitude toward tree game reveal the soul of a real hunter and woodsman, the kind rarely seen today.  Medcalf hunts a mixed bag of Plotts, Mountain Curs and Plott/Cur crosses, with little concern for popular breeds or bloodlines and proves, when the record button turns red, to be a storyteller par excellence.   You’re going to love this episode.  We would like to thank those who support this podcast.  Special thanks to Alpha Dog Nutrition and Double U Hunting Supply for sponsoring this episode.  Want to learn more a

In this episode, hosts Ricky Brule and Jake “Hollywood” Iverson welcome Darrell Lego, the new pro shop manager at Vapor Trail. The conversation covers Darrell's journey into the outdoors, his experiences in hunting and fishing, and his career path from Cabela's to Vapor Trail. They discuss various bow preferences, hunting stories, and the challenges of turkey hunting, including experiments with different broadheads. The speakers share their personal hunting experiences, focusing on turkey and bear hunting. They discuss the challenges and excitement of hunting, the joy of introducing youth to the sport, and the ethical considerations that come with it. The conversation also touches on the preparation involved in bear hunting, future hunting plans, and the best ways to cook wild game, highlighting the camaraderie and passion that define the hunting community. The episode concludes with plans for future content creation and the excitement of hunting adventures. Takeaways:Darrell Lego is the new pro shop manager

Have you run your bear hounds on bobcats? Heath talks with Ross Ellwanger from Wisconsin about the pros and cons of such. Ross uses the same dogs on both. They talk about how setting up the context in which each hunt starts helps the dog understand which game they are pursuing. Catch the best on What’s up Wednesday. 

In this week’s episode of the No Lowballers podcast, host Logan Metesh of High Caliber History  and Allen Forkner of GunBroker welcome Brandon Maddox, CEO of Silencer Central, to discuss the transformative journey of suppressor ownership over the past two decades. Brandon shares an in-depth look at the challenges and milestones of the National Firearms Act (NFA) compliance, the impact of regulatory changes on suppressor acquisition, and how simplifying the purchasing process has led to increased accessibility and popularity of suppressors.Episode Highlights:Introduction to Brandon Maddox and Silencer Central (00:08)Challenges of the Early Days and Simplifying the NFA Process (01:05)Innovations in Customer Service and Compliance (03:36)Direct to Consumer Sales and the Impact of COVID-19 (14:59)ATF E-Forms and Enhancing the Approval Process (19:57)Future of Suppressor Use and Legislative Outlook (33:45)Links and Resources:Silencer Central WebsiteIf you're intrigued by the world of suppressors and want to dive d