The Big Buck Registry is a renowned platform and community dedicated to celebrating and documenting the world of deer hunting and the pursuit of trophy whitetails. Established as a podcast in 2010, it has since grown into a comprehensive online resource for deer hunters, enthusiasts, and conservationists. The Big Buck Registry offers a wealth of knowledge, featuring interviews with successful hunters, expert tips and techniques, captivating stories, and discussions on deer behavior, habitat management, and hunting ethics. Through its engaging content and passionate community, the Big Buck Registry continues to inspire and connect hunters from around the globe, fostering a deep appreciation for the majestic whitetail and the traditions surrounding deer hunting.
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Show Notes for Big Buck Registry's Deer News - January Edition
Topics Discussed:
Nationwide Debate on Drones for Deer Recovery - Exploring the ongoing debate across the United States regarding the use of drones in deer hunting and recovery.
Hawaii's DLNR Axis Deer Culling Program - Discussing Hawaii's Department of Land and Natural Resources initiative to control the Axis deer population in Maui Nui.
Ohio's Record-Breaking Buck Investigation - Delving into Ohio's investigation into the potentially illegal harvest of a record-breaking white-tailed deer in Clinton County.
The James Keel Dwarf Buck Story - Unveiling the fascinating story of James Keel's harvest of a unique dwarf buck in Mississippi.
Deer Culling in Wildwood, Missouri - Examining the deer culling efforts and their implications in Wildwood, Missouri.
Washington DC's Decade-Long Deer Snipe Program - Reviewing the long-term deer snipe program in Washington DC and its impact.
Texas Deer Hunting Economy - Analyzing the economic aspects and significance of deer hunting in Texas.
The Disappearance of Turbo the Deer in South Carolina - Investigating the mysterious disappearance of Turbo, a well-known deer on an island in South Carolina.
NWTF Deer Hunt for Disabled Hunters in Virginia - Highlighting the annual National Wild Turkey Federation deer hunt in Virginia, dedicated to disabled hunters.
New Wisconsin Legislation for Deer Hunting - Discussing new legislative measures in Wisconsin aimed at improving deer hunting in the northern region.
**End of Show Notes**
Deer News - December 2023
vendredi 1 décembre 2023 • Durée 19:16
Topics Discussed
Wisconsin Gun Deer Season: The 2023 season saw a decline in harvests, emphasizing safety in hunting practices.
Massachusetts Sunday Deer Hunting Debate: Legislators are considering lifting a century-old ban on Sunday deer hunting.
Minnesota's "Hunters For Hunters" Group: A new group is focusing on the impact of wolves on deer populations.
Unsolved Case of Hunter Terry Brisk: Minnesota still seeks answers seven years after the mysterious death of Terry Brisk.
Deer Hunting Expansion in Massachusetts: The Quabbin Reservoir sees an expansion of deer hunting to address rising deer populations and protect ecosystems.
Utah Hunting Regulation Changes for 2024: Significant changes to hunting regulations, focusing on modernization and sustainability.
Pittsburgh Pilot Deer Control Program: A successful pilot program in city parks has culled 64 deer, aiding urban wildlife management.
297 Brian Austin - Beast Mode Archery - Quarantined Fitness
Épisode 297
dimanche 12 avril 2020 • Durée 01:31:43
Despite being quarantined, I can't imagine any sportsman sitting at home doing nothing. It's just not in our blood. Let's face it, our playground is the great outdoors and we practice lots of social distancing without the restrictions of COVID-19. But, there may be some other things we can do to stay in hunt-ready shape and we thought of nobody better to give us some at home fitness ideas to stay bow-ready than Brian Austin of Beast Mode Archery.
208 JOE DINITTO - Adirondack Deer Trackers and Snow Days
Épisode 208
samedi 15 juillet 2017 • Durée 01:34:47
The deer drag of a tracker can last for hours. Trackers venture deep into the big woods, on the trail of a mature buck, wherever the track may roam. By necessity, trackers become some of the most skilled navigational woodsmen on the planet. The ones that don't become skilled with a compass and TOPO map, never came home. Joe DiNitto is a deer tracker and hunts the Adirondacks of New York. He has been tracking big bucks on snow for 30 years now, and he doesn't appear to be slowing down any time soon. Joe is patient and waits for those snow days before stepping into the woods. This style of hunting doesn't require scouting, scent control, playing the wind, tree stands, or moon phases, but it does require snow, a compass, a flashlight, and preferably a GPS. Joe says the first step to shooting a big mature buck using this method is finding the "Holy ______" buck track. From there, it is a game of pursuit and persistence and a pure disbelief in the word "can't". Joe shares numerous stories in this interview and details what is important and what is not.
If you wanted to test out a new kind of face paint that doesn't crack under pressure, meaning is doesn't run or disappear when faced with a severe perspiration situation, where would you go to test it? For Brian Hardy, Florida was the ideal testing ground because first, it is the perfect environment to sweat, but more importantly, he lives there. During an scorching mid-west hunt, Brian became fed up with traditional petroleum based, hard to clean up face paint, so he set out with his wife to create a healthy, easy clean up, no-run solution to these face paint problems. And, living in Florida, he conducted test trials right in his own back yard. Now, after years of trial and error, you will soon see Hardy Face Paint in some of the largest outdoor sporting good shops on the planet. While we had Brian's attention, we decided to grill Brian on how to hunt deer in Florida. We had no idea that you could have a rain out in deer hunting, but at least now, even if you tried to hunt in the Florida washouts, thanks to Brian, your face paint won't run anymore.
Adam Hays III says that to kill a 200" buck, you must surgically remove them from the face of the earth. This means planning, lots of planning. The first step is to actually hunt where a big deer lives. It's a simple strategy, but an essential one. Step two through the kill shot is a bit more complex. Using the Red Moon phases of a product he created called the Moon Guide, Adam uses the high likelihood daylight deer movement days to plan his hunt in conjunction with a mental thesis of the buck he pursues. Does Adam hunt the days when the Red Moon isn't present? You bet. He says they are perhaps more important than the days of the kill hunt - these are what he refers to as observation hunts. Adam is also a fan of hunting the wind to the bucks advantage, hunting outside in, and learning which tree will become the kill tree. Adam explains all these strategies in more detail during the interview. Notebook required.
New York Police Citation for Allowing Deer to Live in Home
Michigan DNR Confirms Cougar Sightings
Concerns about Human Susceptibility to CWD
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
The Next World Record Buck, Ohio?
There Weren't as Many Deer Growing Up
An Hour and a Half One Way to Hunt, Giant Deer in the Back Yard
The Suburban Area of Columbus OH and Bowhunting
205 FRED BIRD - NWTF, Habitat for Turkey Habitat for Deer, The Strut Zone
Épisode 205
samedi 24 juin 2017 • Durée 01:33:19
Fred Bird is full speed ahead. A turkey hunter at heart, Fred found his dream job with the National Wild Turkey Federation as a Regional Director where his primary focus is raising money for the preservation and conservation of the wild turkey. A huge and positive side effect of using dollars to create better habitat for turkey is the creation of habitat for all species. Fred understands this and easily discusses his passion for the preservation of the hunting heritage. Fred may spend lots of time in banquet halls raising money, but make no mistake, Fred's field skills are top notch. And as you might imagine, Fred is one heck of a good turkey hunter. Turns out he's a pretty good deer hunter too (although he won't admit it). We enjoyed Fred's passion and commitment to the outdoors so much that we launched another podcast with him called The Strut Zone NWTF All Access, which is now the Official Podcast of the National Wild Turkey Federation. Fred isn't just a desk and phone kind of guy. As he says, he likes to kill stuff and eat it.
Iowa Supreme Court Rules Against Quarantine of CWD Deer
Newtown, CT Man Arrested on Dead Deer Charge
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSSED:
Full Speed Ahead NWTF, Turkey Centric BBR
Addicting as Hell , Checkmate
2 Scents, Bug Repelent and Deer Pee
I Found My Calling, As a Volunteer NWTF
Working for the NWTF, Years of Free Labor
204 ROGER RAGLIN - Deer Hunting the Fence Line, Location-Location, & Common Sense
Épisode 204
samedi 17 juin 2017 • Durée 01:19:33
Roger Raglin is an outdoor television pioneer and he has been entertaining us with his deer hunting videos for over 30 years. We don't see him slowing down any time soon as he continues to create and edit his own work. Sure, maybe his perspectives on hunting and society have changed, but his drive is still alive. Many people would not typically associate hunting with higher education (at least the liberals don't), but as we've learned there's more way more to Roger than hunting videos and television. Roger is an accomplished pianist and musician and is well known for his gospel collections in Oklahoma and often played along side Pentecostal preacher turned comedian, Sam Kinison. Roger also spent many years as an academic where he pursued a PhD at Duke University and has many degrees to his name. Despite Roger's passion for learning, his real love is with hunting and the outdoors. Roger was inducted into the 2011 class of the National Outdoor Hall of Fame and he is one fantastic story teller.
Powassan Virus Potentially Fatal Tick Born Disease
Elderly Couple Loses Hunting Privileges for Killing in Trophy Area
Growing Weeds for Forage and Fawns
HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:
Wagoner, Oklahoma, 45 Miles West of Muskogee
An Only Child on the Edge of City Limits
A BB Gun and Monumental Hunting Moments
The National Outdoor Hall of Fame
Let's Go Hunting Dad and a Yellow Pickup Truck
Entertaining the Fans of the Outdoors
203 KALOBE MILLER - Trial & Error, Just One Wall Hanger, and Hunter Patterns
Épisode 203
samedi 10 juin 2017 • Durée 01:11:55
Kalobe Miller is an accomplished deer hunter out of Pennsylvania, and without a hunting mentor to turn to, he learned to deer hunt through trial and error. One such lesson: Kalobe says that that the hunting pressure in his area is so high that learning to pattern the hunter is just as important as learning the pattern the deer. His goal is to shoot and kill one good mature buck each season. And to do this, Kalobe likes a good clean hunt. A clean hunt to Kalobe is when everything is in sync- the wind, the timing, the gear placement, your walk to the stand, right down to the noises you made getting in and out. Using game cameras, he starts his observations in May and as he says, he likes to stick with 'em. What this means is that Kalobe likes to find out how they go from food source to food source, sometimes up to 8 miles of observation. Kalobe says the answers are there if you do your homework and he prefers a healthy dose of black face paint.
Fumbling Around with the Little Things - Getting in Sync
202 COLE REID - Stewards of Wildlife - Hunting WITH Conservation
Épisode 202
samedi 3 juin 2017 • Durée 01:26:40
Can hunting survive without conservation? Can conservation survive without hunting? History tells us that they need each other to survive. Hunting without rules will surely devastate a species. Conservation regulation without hunting has shown that hunting dollars matter greatly, and without the economic backing, poachers have a field day. This is perhaps no better represented as in the case of the white rhino where the horn of the rhino brings big bucks in the far east to supply a culture's demand based on ancient medicinal beliefs. Cole Reid, from the Stewards of Wildlife, is all to familiar with these concepts as he is attempting to herd 2500 rhinos on his ranch in Texas. This herd will perhaps one day supply the world with what could be the only white rhino started-culture on earth. Cole is a long time deer hunter and now world conservationist. Stay tuned as we explore a global view of conservation and hunting in this episode. Oh, and we talk a lot about deer hunting too.
This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann
Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller
Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips
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