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Join the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast as we celebrate our 250th episode live at the 2025 Western Hunting & Conservation Expo.  We recorded with an awesome array of people at the expo in the middle of the hustle and bustle, so you will hear background noise, elk bugles, and more.  Todays episode features: Kendall Card with Black OvisRyan, Dustin, and Jaxon with Hunt StealthKC with Sevr BroadheadsDavid Merrill with Bow SpiderJohn Stallone with Howl For WildlifeDustin Wittwer with The HuntianRoss Sevy with Switchback Outdoors We get into what these folks do in the outdoor and hunting space, talk about the show, their hunting adventures, and more. It was a blast recording with everyone walking around and checking out the show around us. We hope you enjoy it as well!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

In this episode of the podcast, host Brian Krebs interviews Stieg Phillips, the founder of Muley Maniacs and Canati Tripods. They discuss the evolution of Mealy Maniacs from a simple Instagram page to a significant brand in the hunting community. Stieg shares insights on starting a tripod company, balancing it with his full-time job, and the importance of customer service. The podcast also covers marketing strategies, the challenges of competing with big box stores, and the role of trade shows in building relationships and growing the business. They explore innovative return strategies and future plans for the brands, culminating in a discussion about the Western Hunting and Conservation Expo.https://www.instagram.com/muleymaniacs/https://muleymaniacs.com/ FREE Western Rookie Application Calendarwww.westernrookie.com/freeproductsConnect with Brian Krebshttps://linktr.ee/thewesternrookieHave Questions or Comments? Send an email to Brian@westernrookie.com!Sponsors and Discounts:GOHUNT Insider - $50 Gear Shop Cr

Post season scouting can be a lot of fun. One gets all of the benefit of covering ground, without having to worry about bumping deer or leaving scent all over the woods. Now is the time to find rub lines and areas that have a high scrape count so that as the 2025 fall season approaches, planning access and set ups becomes a lot easier. In today episode, Jacob shares what he learned from a recent trek in another out of state public land piece with big hills and zero agriculture nearby. Additionally, Jacob will share his experience in using the new Trophy Scan application that was launched recently at the ATA. Does it work? If so, how well?

This episode finds its roots in a text message in which a listener asks Steve if he’s going to do a podcast on Field Trials and Water races.  Steve’s immediate response is, “I’m going to now.”Nate Hickson is a brand shiny new tree dog enthusiast, but not at all new to training dogs.  In fact dog training is his vocation, it’s just that his is not the type of training we normally associate with trail and tree dogs.Nate had lots of questions for the old timer and Steve doesn’t hold back.  The origin of field trails as the precourser to Nite Hunts is a good place to begin the conversations and things sort of accelerate from there.  Citing the UKC’s centenial publication The First 100 Years as a reference source, Steve, who authoring many of the articles in the book, takes Nate, and the listener on a fact-filled journey back to the 1930s in this interesting look at the genesis of hound games and ends by asking the question, will the Field Trails and Water Races be the game of the future.  It’s an interesting ques

In this episode, hosts Ricky Brule and Jake “Hollywood” Iverson discuss various aspects of archery, focusing on target archery and upcoming events. They share insights about their pro shop developments, member engagement, and the challenges of target shooting. The conversation also covers significant tournaments like the Vegas shoot, product insights on the Victor Arrow Rest, and their future plans for the podcast and the archery community.TakeawaysTarget archery is gaining more focus in the podcast.Upcoming events include a members-only money shoot.The pro shop is nearing completion and will host events.Engagement with members is a priority for the hosts.The Vegas shoot is a major event in the archery calendar.The Victor Aero Rest is highly sought after by archers.The hosts share personal experiences with target shooting.Community involvement in archery is essential for growth.The importance of patience and practice in shooting is emphasized.Future episodes will include discussions on turkey hunting. The Ran

In todays podcast Heath Hyatt joins Buddy and Jason to talk about ongoing give a ways, talk some hunting and Buddy’s dream of giving a truck away.   Jason has some big news of his own and announces a new adventure for him and his family. 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/

Dan and Nathan sit down for an in studio conversation to discuss the intricacies of running a business in the hunting industry. The two dive into stories of success, failure and bizarre encounters with property owners. Nathan shares some of his most memorable recoveries, stories from the first few clients and what it has meant to him to run a business with excellence and help out his fellow hunter. Nathan also shares the technology behind his drone, the capabilities and features that it offers as well as the reaction his clients have to seeing this all unfold in person. Dan and Nathan discuss the trajectory of technology and how it will affect hunting and recovery in the coming years. They also hypothesize how drones will be utilized in the hunting and management space. Nathan shares the story of hunting buddies who both used his services after shooting a 180+” buck and a 202” monster. As the guys wrap up the conversation they head outside so that Dan can see what the hype is all about first hand.  Connect wi

In this episode of the No Lowballers podcast, host Logan Metesh of High Caliber History and Allen Forkner of GunBroker is joined by Matthew Moss, a defense journalist and military historian, who brings his expertise to a deep dive into the complex landscape of military technology and armaments being used in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. From antiquated weapons to the latest in drone warfare, this episode provides an engaging overview of how history and modern technology intersect on today’s battlefield.Featured Guest: Matthew Moss, Defense Journalist, Historian, and host of the Armourers Bench YouTube channel.Episode Highlights:Introduction to Matthew Moss and His Expertise (00:08)Discussion on the Impacts of the Ukrainian Conflict (01:22)In-Depth Analysis of Weapon Systems Used in Ukraine (04:34)Role of Drones and Modern Warfare (15:38)Historical Context and Comparison (25:45)Links and Resources:Armourers Bench YouTube ChannelCall to Action: If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe, share, a

With a busy week and even busier weekend. We hear about a trip to Santee Cooper for cat fishing and a quick and easy way to work lead breaking multiple dogs at one time.

On this episode of GOHUNT’s  Western Rookie Podcast, Brian covers how you can master your application strategy this season!Check out GOHUNT Insider+ and mention the Western Rookie!In this episode of the Western Rookie Podcast, host Brian Krebs discusses the intricacies of application strategies for Western hunting. He emphasizes the importance of having a personalized application strategy, which he refers to as a 'Western hunting fingerprint.' The conversation covers how to build an application strategy around priority hunts, navigate state applications, and accumulate points effectively. Krebs also highlights the tools available through GoHunt, including predictive draw odds and the new Insider Plus service, which offers personalized support for hunters. The episode concludes with a reminder of the upcoming application season and the importance of staying organized with deadlines.FREE Western Rookie Application Calendarwww.westernrookie.com/freeproductsConnect with Brian Krebshttps://linktr.ee/thewesternrook

The best time to scout for fall of 2025 is now. The scrapes and rubs from this past rut are still visible. If the ground is wet from snow or rain, then trails that deer are using today will be easy to identify. And, any encounter with deer while scouting will reveal to you an area that they believe to be relatively safe. On today's episode, Jacob shares the insights he gained from his recent scouting trip to a big woods public land tract in a nearby state. Additionally, Jacob discusses some gear upgrades that you may want to consider as some retailers will clearance various product lines from last year. 

When Steve and his partner in coonhounds Mark Miller made the decision to offer their young Quadruple Grand Champion Bear Pen Fever at stud, a young couple from southeastern North Carolina were the first to book a breeding.   Lucas and Kayleigh Clemmons, both in their 20s decided to take a chance on the unproven stud dog after losing the hound that had intended to use.   The bitch the Clemmons duo wanted to breed was a two-year old Plott female they named Lean Mean JoleneIn this episode Steve talks with the Clemmons’ about the decision, the surprise the litter of twelve provided them and the decision to raise the entire litter in their home.  This is a great conversation for hunters wishing to get their spouses involved in their sport and addresses the advantages to be had and the pitfalls to be avoided.   Lady listeners will particularly enjoy Kayleigh’s perspective on hounds and hunting from a woman’s point of view.With so many young hunters entering the hound sports today, this episode provides the answer

In this episode, hosts Ricky Brule and Jake “Hollywood” Iverson discuss various updates related to their archery pro shop, including the installation of new products and features, the anticipated launch of the Victor Arrow Rest, and plans for future events and guest appearances. They emphasize the importance of member engagement and the excitement surrounding the new range facilities.TakeawaysThe pro shop is undergoing significant updates with new products.The Victor Aero Rest is in high demand and should be ordered soon.Members will have exclusive access to the range before it opens to the public.The hosts are looking to engage with their audience for future guest suggestions.The new range is smaller but offers improved shooting conditions.The pro shop will feature mounted trophies for educational purposes.The hosts are excited about the upcoming turkey season and related discussions.They encourage listeners to share their hunting stories for potential podcast features.The techno hunt is available for sale a

If you have been in dogs any time at all you know that it is a constant struggle to keep the next generation on the rise.  Buddy and James give a little insight into what they are looking for from a young dog and how they expect it to behave. 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/

Throughout our journey in life there is always someone who stands out. In the dog world, those small things leave a lasting impression. Heath tells about meeting a person that left one of those impressions on him. Harris Dunlap of Bakers Mills, Ny gave Heath advice over 20 years ago that still sticks with him. He also talks about the Lester Harvey incident and how we can learn from that. Join us on What’s up Wednesday. 

In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, host Dan Johnson and guest Cameron Stover discuss their recent hunting experiences, particularly focusing on a successful deer hunt in Ohio. They delve into the challenges of tracking wounded deer and the emotional journey of hunting. The conversation then shifts to the ATA show, where Cameron shares his observations about the current state of hunting gear innovation, the lack of groundbreaking new products, and the evolution of existing products. They explore the trends in the hunting gear market, including the rise of mobile hunting gear and the importance of comfort and convenience in hunting accessories. In this conversation, Camron Stover and Dan Johnson discuss various innovations in hunting gear, focusing on new products showcased at a recent trade show. They explore advancements in pole saws, waterproof clothing, mobile hunting systems, and unique 3D targets. The discussion highlights the importance of marketing in the hunting industry and the challenges fa

In this engaging conversation, Dan and Justin Ringler delve into Justin's hunting journey, exploring his early experiences in Minnesota, the transition to North Dakota, and the evolution of his hunting skills. They share personal anecdotes about the challenges and rewards of hunting, the pursuit of big bucks, and the unique behaviors of deer in different environments. The discussion highlights the passion and dedication that drives hunters, as well as the camaraderie and lessons learned along the way. In this conversation, Justin and Dan explore the multifaceted world of hunting, discussing the emotional impacts of relationships formed through the sport, the importance of supportive partners, and the complexities of trust among hunting friends. They share personal anecdotes about memorable hunting experiences, the evolution of their passion for hunting, and the significance of selflessness in the hunting community. The dialogue emphasizes the emotional and relational aspects of hunting, highlighting how these

On this episode of the No Lowballers podcast, host Logan Metesh of High Caliber History and Allen Forkner of GunBroker are joined by Joey Bohy, author of the new book Bullet Strikes From the First Day of the American Revolution. This new look at the “Shot Heard Round The World” applies modern ballistics, crime scene recreation and live-fire testing of period firearms to paint a fresh picture of the battles at Concord, Lexington and other sites from April 19, 1775. We learn how the British army left a trail of devastation as it was chased back to Boston by the revolutionary militias and the chaos that ensued. Show Topics:Joel's New Book, "Bullet Strikes":Overview of "Bullet Strikes," which examines the first day of the American Revolution through archaeological findings and ballistics studies.Insights into the archeology project at Minuteman National Park and the live fire studies of flintlock firearms.Archaeological Insights:Explanation of how modern shooting incident reconstruction techniques were adapted fo

The theme for the popular Dukes of Hazard tv show features the following line:“Straight'nin' the curves, flat’nin the hills.  Someday the mountain might get ‘em, but the law never will.”This episode features two “good ole boys” in the persons of host Steve Fielder and his Kentucky-born guest Jerry Barker.  Like the Bo and Luke Duke theme suggests, the boys “make their way” through a pile of coon hunting topics that should resonate with anyone comfortable enough to wear the good ole boy label themselves.This one comes through as tasty as country ham bathed in red eye gravy with grits on the side.  It’s a down-home kind of “thang” that anyone identifying with the “good ole boy” label will enjoy.   “Just a good ol' boys, wouldn’t change if they could, fightin’ the system like modern day Robin Hoods.”  Good ole boys.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? Ch

In this episode of the Western Rookie Podcast, host Brian Krebs and guest Brayden Ware dive into the world of shed hunting, discussing the excitement of the season, the challenges posed by varying climates, and the role of technology in enhancing the shed hunting experience. They share personal anecdotes, strategies for finding and securing hunting spots, and the importance of patience and scouting. The conversation also touches on the differences between elk and whitetail shed hunting, emphasizing the need for adaptability and knowledge of the terrain. In this conversation, Brayden Ware shares his experiences and techniques in shed hunting, discussing various aspects such as gear selection, food choices, and encounters with wildlife. The dialogue explores the balance between weight management and comfort while backpacking, as well as the importance of preparation for unexpected situations like rattlesnake encounters. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of solo versus group shed hunting adventures,