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Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting
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The Sportsmen’s Empire is a collection of outdoor hunting podcasts for the die-hard sportsman. These podcasts are jam packed with fun and educational information about whitetail deer hunting and other outdoor content that will not only help you in the field, but help scratch the itch when you can’t be in the tree stand or duck blind. Nine Finger Chronicles, Houndsman XP, DYI Sportsman, The Hunting Gear Podcast, and Southern Ground just to name a few.
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In this episode we talk to fellow podcaster, master dog trainer Heath Hyatt. Heath wears many hats in the dog world and was one of the featured judges in one of many coonhound shows that are an important part of the Autumn Oaks calendar of events. Autumn Oaks, founded in 1960 is billed as The Event Where History is made do to its role as the major United Kennel Club-sponsored coonhound event of the year.
Also joining Steve in this episode are three members of the Muncy family known for the YouTube videos they have produced in recent years, first as Muncy Outdoors and more recently, Boneyard Outdoors, named for the area in West Virginia from which the family trio originates. Father Josh and sons Bryson, 19 and Peyton, 16 enjoy coon hunting together and after a lengthy hiatus, are back online with their new series.
These interviews were conducted on Friday at Autumn Oaks and will be followed by more of the same from Saturday’s events. Listeners unable to attend the grand event this year will enjoy the conversations live from the Gone To The Dogs Podcast booth.
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On this quick episode of Michigan Wild, Nate is solo. He is all fired up for his first hunt for the fall of 2025! His wife and him are heading to Wyoming to chase Mule deer with his bow.
Nate breaks down all his gear, including his truck set up for camping. This is the first non guided western hunt Nate's ever been on and the excitement was an an all time high.
Look for hunt updates throughout the week on Instagram and/or other episodes.
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Let's take a trip back to when Ricky and Hollywood caught up with Jason a few weeks after returning from an adventure in Patagonia, bowhunting for Red Stag. Jason gives the scoop on the complexities of the travel and planning for a trip of that caliber. A rollercoaster of emotions immediately took hold as his bow didn’t show up in Buenos Aires, amongst the chaos of navigating through the city of 13 million, to the final destination outside of San Martin. Fortunately, the story unfolds with success, and a great memory made that won’t soon be forgotten.
Jason lays out the story of his most unique Turkey hunting season, and the guys discuss the importance of our roles as father’s, and raising kids in the outdoor and hunting space.
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In this episode of the Man Therapy podcast, Dan and Kyle discuss the complexities of counseling, including the importance of meeting clients where they are, the challenges of finding the right counselor, and the impact of personal beliefs on the counseling process. They explore the dynamics of modern relationships, the significance of in-laws, and the role of accountability in personal growth. The conversation emphasizes the need for ethical boundaries in counseling and the value of journaling as a tool for mental clarity.
Takeaways:
Meet the client where they're at.
Counseling is about helping clients grow.
It's important to challenge clients in a supportive way.
Counselors should encourage clients to seek support from trusted individuals.
Personal experiences can shape a counselor's approach.
Counselors must maintain ethical boundaries with clients.
Journaling can help clear mental clutter.
It's crucial to balance personal beliefs with professional responsibilities.
The demographic of clients can influence counseling dynamics.
In-laws can significantly impact family dynamics.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, host Dan speaks with CJ Davis, president of Montana Decoy, about the evolution of hunting gear, particularly decoys. They discuss personal experiences with family and hunting, the advancements in trail camera technology, and the importance of customer service in the hunting industry. CJ shares insights into the design and functionality of Montana Decoy products, their target demographic, and memorable hunting stories that highlight the effectiveness of decoys in the field.
Takeaways:
Montana Decoy has been around since 1996, focusing on lightweight and portable decoys.
Customer service is a priority, with a focus on personal connections.
Decoys can create a sense of urgency for animals, enhancing hunting success.
The elk decoy market is a significant part of Montana Decoy's offerings.
Younger hunters are increasingly interested in mobile hunting gear.
Decoys are not just tools; they enhance the hunting experience.
The printing process for decoys has improved significantly over the years.
Montana Decoy aims to maintain a personal touch in customer interactions.
Decoys can be used effectively in various hunting scenarios, including turkey and antelope hunting.
The demographic for Montana Decoy is shifting towards younger, more mobile hunters.
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In this engaging conversation, Dan and Troy celebrate the upcoming milestone of 1000 episodes of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast. They reflect on the journey of podcasting and hunting, sharing personal experiences and insights about the hunting culture, the impact of technology, and the importance of family involvement in outdoor activities. The discussion also touches on hunting regulations, the dynamics of hunting seasons, and the joy of connecting with nature. Troy shares his background in the hunting industry and the challenges of balancing work with hunting, while also expressing excitement for future hunting adventures and bucket list goals.
Takeaways
Celebrating milestones in podcasting is important.
The journey of hunting and podcasting is filled with challenges.
Hunting seasons bring excitement and anticipation.
Family involvement in hunting creates lasting memories.
Technology has changed the way we hunt and scout.
Cattle can impact deer movement and hunting strategies.
The hunting culture is evolving with new generations.
Out of state hunting adventures offer unique experiences.
Fishing is a great way to enjoy the outdoors beyond hunting.
Balancing work and hunting requires careful planning.
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On today's podcast we get real about what it takes to train a hound. In this episode, we dig into the hard truths and everyday challenges of working with young dogs: stubborn starts, long nights, lost trails, and the patience it takes to turn potential into performance. We all have times of struggle whether it’s the dog, equipment, training time, expenses and the list goes one.
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In today's episode I have Jeff Vaughn, the lead bow tech and shop manager at Ocean's East Timber and Tines. Jeff is a wealth of knowledge regarding arrow builds, bow tuning, broadhead selection, and really all things archery. In today's show I pick Jeff's brain for an hour straight on what we as hunters need to do to select the perfect arrow build and the right broadhead to get the job done this season. Jeff and I discuss arrow weight (light and fast arrows vs heavy hard hitting arrows). We dive into the topic of FOC, how its calculated and its importance in an arrow build. We talk about broadheads and the debate of mechanical vs fixed blade heads. We deep dive into the topic of broadhead selection and discuss the differences between 2 blades, 3 blades, reverse and forward deploying etc. We also spend some time talking about shot placement in different scenarios. This is an excellent listen, and I guarantee you'll learn something, enjoy!
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Join us as we delve into the inspiring story of Jacob Fether, founder of Feather Archery. Discover how a passion for archery transformed into a thriving business in Hillsdale County, Michigan. From humble beginnings in a pole barn to a bustling pro shop, Jacob shares insights on the challenges and triumphs of building a community-focused archery hub. Whether you're an archery enthusiast or an aspiring entrepreneur, this episode offers valuable lessons on dedication, growth, and the power of word-of-mouth success. Tune in to explore the art of archery and the heart of a business that aims to inspire.
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In this episode of the Western Rookie Podcast, host Dan Johnson and CJ Davis discuss the excitement of the upcoming hunting season, focusing on antelope and elk hunting. CJ shares his experiences as the president of Montana Decoy, emphasizing the importance of quality gear and effective hunting strategies. The conversation covers various topics, including family dynamics in hunting, the use of decoys, and the unique challenges of elk hunting. Listeners gain insights into the thrill of the hunt and practical tips for success in the field.
Takeaways:
Hunting season brings excitement and preparation.
Quality gear is essential for successful hunts.
Family dynamics can impact hunting trips.
Antelope is a great entry point for new hunters.
Decoys can significantly improve hunting success.
Understanding animal behavior is key to hunting.
Elk hunting offers unique challenges and rewards.
Terrain plays a crucial role in hunting strategies.
Patience and adaptability are vital in the field.
Using decoys effectively can enhance the hunting experience.
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In this episode of the Wing and Tail Outdoors podcast, host Chris Romano welcomes back Mitchell Shirk from the Pennsylvania Woodsman podcast. The conversation delves into Mitchell's upbringing and his early introduction to hunting, highlighting the influence of his family and mentors. Mitchell shares his passion for hunting, which began at a young age, and discusses the skills he acquired over the years, such as understanding wind direction and deer behavior. The episode also touches on the challenges of balancing personal life with hunting, as well as the importance of maintaining relationships while pursuing one's passion.
The discussion further explores the dynamics of hunting on private versus public land, with Mitchell emphasizing the unique challenges and learning experiences each environment offers. He reflects on the lessons learned from his mentors and the importance of patience, discipline, and common sense in hunting. The episode concludes with a heartfelt conversation about the significance of community and relationships in the hunting world, underscoring the idea that the true value of hunting lies in the connections made and the experiences shared with others.
Mitchell Shirk's early passion for hunting was family-influenced.
Understanding wind direction and deer behavior is crucial.
Balancing personal life with hunting is challenging.
Private vs. public land hunting dynamics are explored.
Patience and discipline in hunting are key lessons.
Maintaining relationships while hunting is important.
Community and shared experiences enrich hunting.
Personal growth comes from learning past mistakes.
Setting realistic hunting goals is emphasized.
Connections and community outweigh individual achievements.
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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan Johnson and Chris Dunkin discuss various themes surrounding parenting, youth wrestling, deer behavior, and hunting strategies. They share personal anecdotes about their children's interests, the growth of youth wrestling, and the dynamics of deer behavior as the hunting season approaches. The conversation also delves into the impact of technology, specifically cell cameras, on hunting practices and the importance of understanding deer patterns and territory dynamics. The episode concludes with a discussion on specific deer and hunting plans for the upcoming season.
Takeaways:
Dan is excited about reaching 1,000 episodes.
Chris shares his experiences with his daughters and their interests.
The growth of youth wrestling is significant and encouraging.
Understanding deer behavior is crucial for successful hunting.
Mock scrapes are effective for attracting deer.
Cell cameras provide valuable insights into deer movements.
Parenting styles can influence children's interests in outdoor activities.
The dynamics of doe groups are essential for hunting strategies.
Aggressive bucks can be challenging to hunt due to their behavior.
Luck plays a significant role in hunting success.
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In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer podcast, Dan and Jason discuss their experiences with youth sports, coaching challenges, and the excitement of deer hunting preparations. They share insights on trail cameras, deer behavior, food sources, and the impact of seasonal changes on deer movement. The conversation also delves into habitat management strategies and the importance of acorns in deer hunting. As they gear up for the upcoming hunting season, they emphasize the need for patience and enjoyment in the outdoors.
Takeaways:
The importance of morning routines and enjoying the outdoors.
Youth sports can be challenging for both kids and coaches.
Trail cameras provide valuable insights into deer behavior.
Food sources significantly impact deer movement patterns.
Acorns play a crucial role in deer hunting strategies.
Habitat management can improve deer populations and hunting success.
Seasonal changes affect deer behavior and movement.
Creating a deer movement corridor can enhance hunting opportunities.
Patience is key when waiting for deer to appear on camera.
Enjoying the hunting experience is as important as filling a tag.
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In this solo episode, Jeremy Dinsmore gives listeners an inside look at what’s coming this September on the Antler Up Podcast, including a full lineup of guests from the National Deer Association. From big-picture discussions on the state of whitetail hunting with NDA CEO Nick Pinizzotto, to science-backed insights on deer vision, movement, and stand strategy with Lindsay Thomas Jr., Jeremy previews how each episode will bring practical takeaways and hunting inspiration for both new and seasoned hunters. He also highlights conservation, mentorship, and herd health topics covered by Matt Ross, Elizabeth Kligge, and Kip Adams — making this a month of content designed to inform and empower hunters across Pennsylvania and beyond.
Jeremy also shares his personal fall hunting plans, including opening weekend in Maryland, early-season setups around camp and nearby public land in Pennsylvania, and mid-November hunts in Ohio before transitioning to rifle season. Listeners will hear about his strategy for the upcoming rut, gear tweaks, and the mental approach that helps him stay focused and adaptable throughout the season. This episode is a mix of season previews, behind-the-scenes podcast insights, and actionable advice to help hunters get the most out of the 2025 season.
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On this week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Matt Beisswanger for a traditional bowhunting conversation. Matt is a team member of Inside Twenty whose focus is sharing traditional bowhunting and their faith in Christ. Matt has been toting the stickbow since 2006 on and off and has wrapped a tag around numerous critters including some magnificent whitetail bucks. He's learned a lot when it comes to transitioning from hunting with a compound.The closer you need to get to your quarry, the more you need to learn about them in order to be successful. For those who have hunted with a crossbow or a compound, you'd think switching to a traditional bow would be as simple as changing equipment and hunting the same as with your modern bow. That has not been Matt's experience. In fact, Matt shares with us how he manipulates stand locations to cater to closer shot opportunities. He discusses stand height, cover needed within a set up, and different mindsets while scouting a location. There is some creativity in this episode you may or may not have heard before, and it all revolves around getting Inside Twenty yards.
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On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined once again by Thomas Mlsna to talk all about how we can all take a holistic approach to assessing our hunting situation this fall! Thomas is the founder of The Untamed Ambition, where he specializes in helping folks develop a holistic plan for their homestead, hunting property, or farm. The guys dive into how we can better understand the importance of biodiversity on our properties, ways to manage for invasive species, how we can assess the health and population of our deer herd, the ethical ramifications of using supplemental food sources on our hunting properties, and a few things we can all do to get on more deer this season. All that and more in this week's episode!
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Hunting seasons are kicking off and while the heart of the whitetail season is still several weeks away, now is the time to take a hard look at your mobile whitetail gear setup and see if you need to make any last minute updates or changes. In today's episode, Jacob does a gear dump and talks about the mobile / saddle hunting gear he has for this upcoming season, and what he would like to get or "upgrade" to if he were to make changes. In addition to the saddle hunting gear he would like, he discusses gear upgrades that he made last year in order to become more efficient and more quiet in his set up and breakdown. Some of the manufacturers that Jacob discusses are: Tethrd, Hunt Arsenal, Latitude, First Lite, Eberlestock, and several others. Find Hunt Detail on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/hunt_detail/ or YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@HuntDetail Save 20% on high protein, low sugar fuel for your hunt: https://www.rawrev.com/DETAILSave 15% on your Re-Lyte electrolyte mix for your hunt:https://glnk.io/oq72y/hunt-detail
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In this episode of 'Maximize Your Hunt', host Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and guest Jaden Bjorklund (Northland Habitat), discuss habitat and timber management, and government programs related to trees and overall management strategies to improve hunting properties. This podcast episode explores various aspects of land management, focusing on habitat improvement, tree diseases like oak wilt, and effective tree planting strategies. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community building among landowners, the role of forest health specialists, and the need for diversity in tree species to enhance forest ecosystems. Listeners will gain insights into practical management techniques, including grafting and creating tree nurseries, as well as understanding the economic aspects of tree planting.
Takeaways
Maximize Your Hunt focuses on habitat management for hunting properties.
Using fire as a weeding method can be effective but time-consuming.
Oak wilt is a significant concern for forest health.
Red oaks are more susceptible to oak wilt than other species.
Fungicide injections can help save affected trees if caught early.
Community building is essential for sharing knowledge in land management.
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Planting trees should be done in manageable quantities.
Creating a tree nursery can be a cost-effective strategy.
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This week on the Missouri Woods & Water Podcast the guys are joined by our buddies/family Russell, Brandon, and Pat for our annual pre elk trip show. This year's show was just more of a sit down, turn the mics on, and hit the record button type of show as the group of us really hasn't been together for a while. Hopefully the group that is going out this year will have some awesome stories to tell on the show when they get home. Thanks for listening!
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In this episode Steve and Fred Moran cover a number of topics, the chief of which is Fred’s account of being shot while on a hunting trip in Wyoming. Steve supports Fred’s story with an account of a well-known raccoon hunter that experienced the same fate. Several stories from experiences in the not-so-tame West ensue, including Fred’s tale of a horse and rider wreck of major proportions.
The nearly two-hour conversation covers writing coonhound stud ads, the age limit for a prospective coonhound to be purchased, the best coonhound in Fred’s long experience of hunting with hounds, his preference for major hunts to win and his experiences hunting squirrels with dogs. Listeners will want to make a trip to the fridge for a long cold one before settling down to an episode of “dog talk at it’s finest, nearly two hours in length.
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man best way to analyze your hunting property I have ever come across and I listen and study whaitail deer and terrain every single day my life!
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Sika came to Delmarva in the early 1900's. Definitely not 1970. Also, they taste nothing like Mule deer when we get them out of MD. Way better than whitetail.
great podcasts on turkey hunting, alot of really insightful stuff to keep in mind for early season strategies. Could do without all the religious comments though, not all hunters share your beliefs.
i would like your guys contact information
Glad to see someone talking about the deer reacting to the flight noise of the arrow and not just jumping the string. literally the first time I've heard a podcast discuss this issue.
what are your thoughts on people not punching their tags after mortally wounding the deer but not finding it and hunting still thanks for your storys