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311 Venison Like an Executive Chef with Corey Fletcher | Evergreen Redux11 Oct 202601:05:03

Originally released January 25, 2014 | Big Buck Registry Episode 031

You've spent countless hours scouting, hunting, and finally putting a deer on the ground. But what happens after the harvest? Are you getting everything you can out of that venison?

In this Big Buck Registry Evergreen Redux episode, we're heading back to 2014 for one of our favorite conversations about wild-game cooking, featuring New Hampshire executive chef, culinary instructor, and fellow deer hunter Corey Fletcher.

At the time of the original recording, Corey was the executive chef at Granite Restaurant and Bar in Concord, New Hampshire, and a culinary instructor at Southern New Hampshire University. Unlike chefs who simply prepare wild game, Corey understood venison from both sides of the equation—as a professional cook and as a hunter.

Alongside Jay Scott Ammann and Dusty Phillips, Corey takes us through the deer, cut by cut, sharing professional kitchen techniques that hunters can put to work at home.

In this episode:

  • Why great venison begins in the field, long before it reaches the kitchen.

  • The three fundamentals of excellent venison: meat quality, cooking technique, and seasoning.

  • How to prepare tenderloins, backstraps, steaks, and roasts.

  • Why different cuts demand different cooking techniques.

  • What actually makes venison taste "gamey"—and how handling and preparation influence flavor.

  • Dry rubs, marinades, spices, and the secret to properly seasoning venison.

  • Making better venison burgers, chili, stews, and country-fried steaks.

  • Turning overlooked neck meat into a stuffed roulade.

  • Why you should save those shanks for braising.

  • Making rich venison stock from bones that might otherwise be discarded.

  • Cooking heart, liver, marrow, and other underutilized parts of the deer.

  • Jay's adventures in homemade venison jerky and Dusty's Kentucky-style country-fried venison.

This isn't just a cooking lesson. It's a conversation about respecting the animal, preserving hunting traditions, and making the most of every harvest.

Where Is Corey Fletcher Today?

A lot has happened since we recorded this conversation.

Corey went on to establish Revival Kitchen and Bar in downtown Concord, New Hampshire, opening in 2017. The restaurant focuses on locally sourced, seasonal ingredients and creative interpretations of traditional New England cuisine.

Revival has weathered the challenges of restaurant ownership, including the pandemic and major building damage, while developing a strong reputation in New Hampshire's dining community.

In 2025, Revival received Concord's Top Cap award for Best Dining, and Corey was recognized as the New Hampshire Lodging and Restaurant Association's Restaurateur of the Year.

More than a decade after this interview, Corey remains connected to the outdoors through deer hunting, bird hunting, fishing, and foraging.

Revival Kitchen and Bar

11 Depot Street, Concord, NH

https://www.revivalkitchennh.com

Original Companion Music: From Field to Flame

We're continuing to bring original companion music to the Big Buck Registry, creating songs inspired by the people, stories, and traditions featured on the podcast.

This episode closes with "From Field to Flame," a Big Buck Registry original song inspired by our conversation with Chef Corey Fletcher.

It's a tribute to the hunt, the harvest, and the journey from the deer woods to the dinner table.

Be sure to listen through the end of the episode to hear the song.

A Note About This Archival Episode

This interview was originally recorded in 2014. Some of the cooking temperatures and food-handling practices discussed reflect the recommendations or culinary preferences of that time.

For current guidance on preparing venison safely, consult university-extension food-safety recommendations. Hunters should also follow their state's chronic wasting disease testing and handling recommendations. Never consume meat from a CWD-positive animal.

Venison preparation and food safety:

https://extension.psu.edu/proper-care-and-handling-of-venison-from-field-to-table

CDC chronic wasting disease information:

https://www.cdc.gov/chronic-wasting/about/index.html

Connect with Big Buck Registry

Website: https://www.bigbuckregistry.com

Original 2014 episode:

https://bigbuckregistry.libsyn.com/031-how-to-cook-venison-like-an-executive-chef-special-guest-cory-fletcher

If you enjoy the show, subscribe, share it with a hunting buddy, and help us keep the stories and traditions of deer hunting alive.

Stay safe, shoot straight, and see you next time in the deer woods.

DEER NEWS September 2026: Trump's Hunting Order, Public Access & Catalina's Deer Debate27 Sep 202600:39:40

What does President Trump's hunting executive order actually mean for deer hunters—and what still needs to happen before anything changes in the woods?

Jay Scott Ammann, Dusty Phillips, and Jim Keller lead this September edition of Deer News with a detailed examination of "Reinvigorating America's Hunting Heritage," signed September 17, 2026.

Featuring excerpts from the president's Rose Garden dinner remarks, we explore public-land access, Sunday hunting, lead ammunition, habitat management, hunter education, and venison donation. We also examine the history behind these policies, reactions from hunting and conservation organizations, and the deadlines that will shape implementation.

The central distinction: an executive order directing agencies to act is not the same as every federal property immediately opening to hunting.

Also in this episode:

• Michigan EHD: Confirmed detections in four southern counties, potential local herd impacts, and comments from Michigan DNR's Brent Rudolph about how the virus spreads.

• Massachusetts hunting changes: Expanded hunting opportunities, updated deer-lure rules, and an earlier interview with MassWildlife biologist Martin Feehan explaining deer densities and habitat pressures on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.

• Pennsylvania antlerless opportunities: Additional DMAP permits on participating state forests and parks, with forest regeneration helping guide deer management.

• Catalina Island: The legal dispute over mule deer removal, the Conservancy's habitat-restoration rationale, and criticism from former BBR guest Robbie Kroger, heard in the documentary Killing Catalina.

Throughout the episode, we distinguish announcements from rules in effect, population management from eradication, and stakeholder arguments from established findings.

HOSTS
Jay Scott Ammann • Dusty Phillips • Jim Keller

FEATURED SOURCE AUDIO
• President Donald Trump — White House Rose Garden dinner, September 17, 2026
• Brent Rudolph — Michigan Department of Natural Resources
• Martin Feehan — CAI's The Point
• Robbie Kroger — Killing Catalina documentary

Outside audio comes from the original source recordings. These excerpts are not new interviews conducted by Big Buck Registry for this episode.

READ MORE AND EXPLORE BBR
BBR Blog: https://bigbuckregistry.com/the-bbr-blog/
Deer News: https://bigbuckregistry.com/deernews/
Big Buck Registry: https://bigbuckregistry.com/

PRIMARY SOURCES AND FURTHER READING
Executive order:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/09/reinvigorating-americas-hunting-heritage/

White House dinner video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUV87DEi1yA

Michigan DNR — EHD information:
https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/managing-resources/wildlife/wildlife-disease/wdm/ehd

MassWildlife — Fall hunting announcements:
https://www.mass.gov/news/2026-fall-hunting-announcements

CAI — The effort to expand hunting in Massachusetts:
https://www.capeandislands.org/show/the-point/2026-02-03/the-effort-to-expand-hunting-in-massachusetts

Catalina Island Conservancy — Restoration plan:
https://catalinaconservancy.org/stories/how-were-protecting-catalina-island/

Killing Catalina documentary:
https://www.savethecatalinaislanddeer.com/documentary-killing-catalina

Before hunting, check current state regulations and the rules for the specific property, including permits, species, equipment, dates, and Sunday restrictions.

Have a deer story we should investigate? Send Big Buck Registry the location and a source link.

Stay safe, shoot straight, and see you next time in the deer woods.

BONUS: President Trump's Full Rose Garden Remarks on Hunting & Fishing — September 17, 202627 Sep 202600:17:54

Hear President Donald Trump's remarks at the September 17, 2026 Rose Garden dinner with members of the hunting, fishing, and outdoor community.

During the dinner, Trump discussed two executive orders addressing hunting and saltwater recreational fishing, along with public-land access, lead ammunition, habitat conservation, and other administration priorities.

This bonus accompanies our September 2026 Deer News episode, where Jay Scott Ammann, Dusty Phillips, and Jim Keller examine the hunting order's provisions, practical limits, implementation deadlines, and reactions from the hunting and conservation community.

The speech is presented without the event's opening and closing music. BBR introductions and closing remarks have been added.

The president's statements are presented as part of the public record. Their inclusion does not imply endorsement by Big Buck Registry. For context and analysis, listen to:
"Deer News September 2026: Trump's Hunting Order, Public Access & Catalina's Deer Debate."

Original recording: The White House
Event date: September 17, 2026
Watch the source video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUV87DEi1yA

Read the hunting executive order:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/09/reinvigorating-americas-hunting-heritage/

More Deer News:
https://bigbuckregistry.com/deernews/

Big Buck Registry:
https://bigbuckregistry.com/

BONUS TRACK: No Easy Ground — Inspired by John Eberhart26 Sep 202600:05:00

NO EASY GROUND — A BBR BONUS TRACK

Mature bucks don't live on easy ground—and consistently hunting them requires more than luck.

Inspired by our recent conversation with legendary bowhunter John Eberhart, "No Easy Ground" captures the relentless scouting, careful access, scent control, patience and hard-earned lessons behind pursuing pressured mature whitetails.

The song serves as a musical companion to John's third appearance on the BBR Deer Hunt Podcast and our discussion of the three-volume Ultimate Guide to DIY Bucks series, written by John Eberhart and Greg Godfrey.

Listen to the complete John Eberhart interview in the BBR Deer Hunt Podcast feed.

Learn more about Big Buck Registry:
https://bigbuckregistry.com

"NO EASY GROUND"
Concept and lyrics created for Big Buck Registry.

This song was inspired by the interview and John Eberhart's hunting philosophy. John Eberhart is not the performer.

Stay safe, shoot straight, and see you next time in the deer woods.

310 JOHN EBERHART – Ultimate Guide to DIY Bucks: Hunting Pressured Whitetails13 Sep 202602:38:49

John Eberhart returns to the Big Buck Registry Deer Hunt Podcast for the BBR three-peat.

John first joined us on Episode 209 in 2017 to discuss hunting heavily pressured bucks and his pioneering use of the tree saddle. He returned on Episode 287 in 2019, when we took a much deeper look at saddle hunting, postseason preparation, bedding areas, entry routes and hunting mature bucks on public land.

Now, at 75 years old, John is back to discuss the most comprehensive work of his career: the three-volume "Ultimate Guide to DIY Bucks," coauthored with Tethrd cofounder Greg Godfrey.

John began writing the day after retiring in January 2023. Eighteen months later, the manuscript had become so large that it needed to be divided into three books. John then spent another three months narrating and editing the audiobook editions himself.

This series brings together more than 60 seasons of John's experience pursuing mature whitetails exclusively on public and free-permission properties. The lessons are supported by dozens of condensed kill stories showing how the strategies worked in actual hunting situations.

This conversation goes well beyond the books.

John explains why hunting pressure should determine nearly every decision a hunter makes, why he has conducted his serious scouting after the season since 1976 and why repeatedly hunting a productive early-season location can destroy its value during the rut.

We discuss security cover, seasonal timing, standing corn, sparring sequences, cellular cameras, saddle hunting, scent control, overlooked river crossings—and why John believes a minivan may be the ultimate DIY hunting vehicle.

John also shares some unfiltered opinions about hunting television, modern crossbows, the commercial hunting industry and whether hunting success can truly be measured without competition.

Whether you agree with every part of John's system or not, this episode will challenge you to examine how you scout, how you hunt and how much unnecessary pressure you may be placing on your best locations.

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

• Completing the John Eberhart BBR three-peat
• Writing the "Ultimate Guide to DIY Bucks"
• Why one enormous manuscript became three books
• John narrating and editing his own audiobooks
• Writing so new hunters can understand hunting terminology
• Using real kill stories to demonstrate hunting strategies
• Greg Godfrey's role in the books
• How John became the "Godfather of Saddle Hunting"
• The original Anderson Tree Sling
• Trophyline, Tethrd and the evolution of modern saddles
• Why John still hunts from his modified 1981 tree sling
• The advantages of traveling light
• Why climbers can stop hunters from reaching security cover
• John's career inside the hunting and outdoor industry
• Separating useful products from hunting-industry marketing
• Becoming a self-taught bowhunter
• Complicated lessons from John's first hunting mentor
• Miles Keller and searching for every possible advantage
• Discovering postseason scouting in 1976
• Seeing the woods as they appear during the rut
• Why preseason scouting can educate mature bucks
• Hunting-pressure differences between managed and public land
• Thinking like a buck that believes everyone is trying to kill him
• How repeated intrusion changes mature-buck behavior
• Protecting doe movement ahead of the rut
• The four segments of the deer season
• Daily timing versus seasonal timing
• Early-season food-source strategies
• Preseason speed tours
• The reality of the October lull
• Why falling foliage changes daylight movement
• Hunting standing corn without damaging rut locations
• Sparring sequences versus aggressive rattling
• John's 2022 six-yard sparring-sequence buck
• Perimeter and transition security cover
• Hunting the destination instead of guessing at one travel route
• Shallow river crossings as overlooked deer funnels
• A first-evening 171-inch Iowa public-land buck
• The abandoned Kansas farmhouse pinch point
• Five mature bucks taken near one corner of the old house
• Social camouflage and the hunting minivan
• Why John prefers a minivan over a pickup truck
• Organizing clothing, recovery equipment and hunting gear
• John's complete scent-control system
• Why covering the head and hair is critical
• Contaminated backpacks, aiders and overlooked equipment
• John's record-book results before and after adopting scent control
• Why John says he no longer selects locations according to wind
• Hunting television versus ordinary pressured properties
• Why competition matters when evaluating hunting ability
• Security cover in the mountains, marshes and agricultural country
• Cellular cameras as both an advantage and a trap
• Why some camera-avoiding bucks never appear in photographs
• Mounting cameras above a mature buck's normal sightline
• Hunting fresh camera information during travel hunts
• John's opinion of modern crossbows
• Archery practice, bow fitting and disappearing pro shops
• One-stick climbing and rappelling
• Saddle selection for larger hunters
• Staying connected to the tree from the ground up
• Health and conditioning as hunting tools
• Why John still works out and prepares trees at 75
• Hunting access as today's greatest challenge
• The difficulty facing new public-land hunters
• Preserving John's story in a future BBR book
• Where to purchase signed books and audiobook editions
• The original BBR closing song, "No Easy Ground"

JOHN EBERHART LINKS:

John's Official Website and Autographed Books:
https://deer-john.net/

Ultimate Guide to DIY Bucks at Tethrd:
https://tethrd.com/products/ultimate-guide-to-diy-bucks

Eberhart Outdoors on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@eberhartoutdoors4219

PREVIOUS BBR APPEARANCES:

Episode 209 – John Eberhart: Saddle Hunting High Pressured Bucks

Episode 287 – John Eberhart: Saddle Hunting Novice to Expert
https://bigbuckregistry.libsyn.com/287-john-eberhart-saddle-hunting-novice-to-expert

BIG BUCK REGISTRY:

Website:
https://bigbuckregistry.com/

Listen to the Podcast:
https://bigbuckregistry.com/

Follow, subscribe and share this episode with another deer hunter. Your support helps BBR continue preserving the knowledge, personalities and stories that make deer hunting an enduring piece of American outdoor culture.

CREDITS:

Hosted, Written, Edited and Produced by Jason "Jay" Scott Ammann

Original Closing Song: "No Easy Ground"

Big Buck Registry® is a registered brand of BOSPN Media LLC.

Stay safe, shoot straight, and see you next time in the deer woods.

309 The Deer Butcher - Venison 101 - BBR Evergreen Series14 Jun 202601:17:15

What makes great venison?

Is it the shot? The equipment? The grinder? The seasoning?

Or does it start long before any of those things?

In this Big Buck Registry Revival Episode, we're revisiting one of our most practical and enduring conversations from the archives. Originally recorded in 2013, this episode features deer processor Al Gambardella, who spent years behind the cutting table helping hunters turn harvested whitetails into high-quality table fare.

A lot has changed in the hunting world since this conversation first aired.

Hunters today have access to better equipment, more information, and countless resources focused on field-to-table hunting. We also face new challenges, including Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), evolving regulations, testing programs, and changing recommendations surrounding deer handling and processing.

Yet as we listened back through this episode, one thing became clear:

The fundamentals haven't changed.

Proper field care, rapid cooling, cleanliness, attention to detail, and respect for the animal remain the foundation of quality venison.

In this conversation, Al shares practical advice on:

• Field dressing and initial meat care
• Cooling and aging venison properly
• Common mistakes hunters make after the harvest
• Skinning and butchering techniques
• Selecting a deer processor
• Packaging and freezing venison
• Maintaining meat quality from field to freezer
• Why the little details matter

Whether you're processing your first deer, handling every deer yourself, or simply looking to get more value from your harvest, this episode offers timeless lessons that remain as relevant today as they were more than a decade ago.

Important Note for Today's Hunters

Since this episode was originally recorded, Chronic Wasting Disease has expanded into many areas across North America. Hunters should always consult their state wildlife agency for the latest recommendations regarding testing, carcass transportation, disposal, and meat handling in their area.

Connect with Big Buck Registry

Website: https://www.bigbuckregistry.com

Join thousands of deer hunters who listen each week for conversations with hunters, biologists, conservationists, outdoor personalities, and experts from across the deer hunting world.

Thanks for listening and supporting the Big Buck Registry Deer Hunting Podcast.
308 Ben Martin - Hunt Regs App19 Apr 202602:35:24

Ben Martin, founder of the Hunt Regs app, joins the show to talk about how he went from a first-generation hunter to building one of the most useful tools in modern hunting.

We get into the real problem hunters face with confusing regulations, how his app simplifies everything based on your exact location, and how it's now being used by state agencies to improve poaching reporting and enforcement.

🎯 What We Cover
  • How Ben got into hunting with no background or mentors
  • The frustration of navigating hunting laws across different states
  • Building the Hunt Regs app with no tech experience
  • The massive challenge of organizing hunting regulations
  • How the app tells you what's legal based on your exact location
  • The poaching reporting system and how it works
  • Why anonymous reporting is critical
  • How state agencies are using the app
  • Real-world success from better reporting
  • The future of the app, including fishing and conservation tools
  • Using journaling and data to improve hunting success
  • Some of the strangest hunting regulations out there
📱 About Hunt Regs

Hunt Regs is designed to make hunting regulations simple by showing hunters exactly what's legal based on where they are and what they're hunting.

It also includes a built-in poaching reporting system that allows users to quickly and anonymously report violations with location data, photos, and detailed descriptions.

🚨 Why This Matters
  • Hunting laws are often confusing and hard to access
  • Many violations happen simply due to lack of clarity
  • Better reporting helps game wardens do their jobs more effectively
  • Technology is becoming a bigger part of conservation
🔗 Learn More
  • Hunt Regs App (search in App Store or Google Play)
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If you like the show, be sure to subscribe and leave a review—it helps more hunters find the podcast.

307 Pittman–Robertson Act: The Hidden Engine Behind Deer Hunting - BBR Evergreen Series18 Jan 202600:51:08

Evergreen Revival of Episode 27 (Originally released December 28, 2013)

READ OUR FULL BLOG POST HERE

In 2013, Big Buck Registry recorded Episode 27 — a conversation that quietly became one of the most important episodes in the show's history. In it, we interviewed certified wildlife biologist Jeff Makemson of the Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries, exploring a topic most hunters never think about:

Where does conservation funding actually come from?

The answer leads directly to the Pittman–Robertson Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act of 1937 — the law that rebuilt America's wildlife, restored whitetail deer from near extinction, and created the modern system of game management we rely on today.

In this revived evergreen episode, we:

  • Revisit the original 2013 interview

  • Clarify a few points that time and research have refined

  • Update what has changed since then

  • And deliver a deep-dive monologue explaining the full story behind the Act

If you hunt deer today, this law is part of your story — whether you knew it or not.

What You'll Hear in This Episode

• How close deer and other game species came to disappearing in the early 1900s
• Why unregulated market hunting devastated wildlife populations
• How sportsmen themselves pushed for federal conservation funding
• What the Pittman–Robertson Act actually does
• How the firearms and ammunition excise tax funds wildlife restoration
• How states receive and use Pittman–Robertson funds
• How deer populations rebounded from a few thousand to tens of millions
• Why hunters are America's largest conservationists
• What has changed in conservation funding since 2013
• Why this system still matters for the future of hunting

Featured Guest (Original Interview)

Jeff Makemson
Certified Wildlife Biologist
Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries

Jeff shares firsthand insight into:

  • Managing public wildlife lands

  • Restoring deer populations

  • Funding realities inside state agencies

  • Why most hunters don't realize they fund conservation

  • How habitat, research, and enforcement are supported

Why This Episode Matters

Without the Pittman–Robertson Act:

  • Whitetail deer would be rare or nonexistent in many states

  • Public hunting lands would be minimal

  • Wildlife agencies would lack scientific staff

  • Modern hunting culture would not exist

Every rifle, box of ammunition, and bow sold today continues to fund the system that keeps wildlife thriving.

Episode Structure

• New opening introduction and historical context
• Summary and clarification of the original 2013 interview
• Updated facts and modern funding perspective
• Full deep-dive monologue on the Pittman–Robertson Act
• Playback of the original 30-minute Episode 27 interview
• Closing summary and reflections on hunters as conservationists

If you value hunting, share this episode.
Every hunter who understands this story becomes a stronger advocate for conservation.

 

Deer News Review 2025: The Rules, the Research, and the Reality03 Jan 202601:11:48

In this special year-end Deer News episode, the Big Buck Registry team takes a comprehensive look at the deer hunting stories that shaped 2025 across the United States.

This episode moves state by state through the most consequential changes in deer hunting policy, access, and management—connecting regulation, science, enforcement, and biology into one clear picture of where deer hunting stands today.

The episode begins in the Northeast, where long-running debates finally gave way to major access changes. New York legalized crossbows for deer hunting, New Hampshire expanded legal hunting equipment, and Connecticut widened Sunday hunting opportunities. In Massachusetts, efforts to address deer overpopulation on Martha's Vineyard highlighted conflicts between wildlife management goals and the state's firearm and crossbow laws.

From there, the focus shifts west, where pressure on opportunity continued to build. Montana reaffirmed limits on nonresident deer licenses, reinforcing resident-priority access as demand for Western tags continued to rise.

Chronic Wasting Disease remained one of the most influential forces shaping deer management in 2025. At the federal level, increased funding supported research and state response efforts. Minnesota expanded late-season CWD management hunts, Iowa broadened mandatory testing and reporting requirements, and Missouri reassessed its approach—ultimately rolling back part of its CWD firearms season after evaluating impacts on effectiveness and hunter participation.

The episode also examines how changing rules affected hunters on the ground. Pennsylvania tightened in-season trail camera restrictions, Wisconsin continued to experience hunter fatigue tied to long-term CWD policies, New Jersey reaffirmed Earn-A-Buck as a population control strategy, and Michigan expanded depredation authority allowing deer removal outside traditional seasons.

Beyond policy and regulation, this episode highlights important research and technological developments shaping the future of deer management. New scientific findings raised questions about how early Chronic Wasting Disease infection may occur, including the possibility of transmission from doe to fawn before birth. Emerging technologies also showed promise—from thermal detection systems designed to reduce deer-vehicle collisions, to drone-based surveys improving accuracy in deer population estimates.

Enforcement remained a critical part of the story in 2025. The episode reviews major poaching cases in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, including multi-county investigations, organized poaching rings, and one of the stiffest trophy buck restitution penalties on record.

The year closes in Maine, where consecutive harsh winters and the loss of critical deer wintering habitat served as a reminder that biology still sets the ultimate limits—regardless of policy decisions or technological advances.

The episode also includes an update on Big Buck Registry itself. The team discusses the launch of the new website, a return to in-depth interview-style episodes, and the tools built to help hunters better understand conditions and context—including BBR Weather, Deer Move by Weather, and Deer Move by Moon. Listeners will also hear about new ways to engage with BBR, including suggesting guests, submitting deer for social features, and using long-term reference pages designed to keep information accessible beyond a single season.

This episode is a complete snapshot of deer hunting in 2025—where rules changed, science advanced, enforcement drew clear lines, and biology reminded everyone who ultimately sets the boundaries.

Episode Highlights
  • Major deer hunting law and access changes across the U.S.

  • Chronic Wasting Disease management strategies and policy reversals

  • New research on CWD transmission and persistence

  • Emerging technology in deer safety and population monitoring

  • High-profile poaching cases and enforcement outcomes

  • Habitat loss, winter severity, and biological limits on deer populations

  • Big Buck Registry platform updates, tools, and community features

306 Dr. Grant Woods: Whitetail Deer Biology and Behavior – BBR Evergreen Series27 Oct 202501:19:28

Original Air Date 2013

RE-release Date 2025

In this Evergreen Edition, host Jay Scott Ammann revisits one of the Big Buck Registry's most informative and enduring conversations — a deep dive with wildlife biologist Dr. Grant Woods, recorded in 2013. This remastered episode brings the original clarity of Grant's insights back to the front, exploring how science, observation, and respect for deer behavior shape ethical, effective hunting.

From deer vision and scent control to rut timing, habitat work, and trail camera use, Dr. Woods explains what decades of study have revealed about how whitetails perceive their world — and how hunters can use that knowledge responsibly.

🎧 Key Topics Covered
  • Grant's early research on deer scrape behavior and communication

  • How those studies led to modern trail-camera strategies

  • The truth about deer vision: what colors they actually see

  • The science behind moon phases and rut timing

  • Why fear, not food, drives most deer movement

  • Dr. Woods' scent-control discipline and low-impact hunting access

  • Building better food plots and habitat on The Proving Grounds

  • Managing deer congregation and disease risk

  • The logic behind hunting "the 5 percent" — targeting high-odds corridors

  • Late-season patterns and fawn-driven rut activity

  • Why venison is among the healthiest meats available

  • A reminder that hunting should always be fun, ethical, and rooted in respect

🔍 About Dr. Grant Woods

Dr. Woods is a professional wildlife biologist and the founder of GrowingDeer.tv — a long-running educational series focused on habitat improvement, deer behavior, and management. His decades of research continue to influence hunters, landowners, and conservationists across the country.

 

🌿 Evergreen Edition Updates

In this refreshed edition, Jay adds new reflections on how Dr. Woods' original insights still stand the test of time. The episode remains a foundational listen for anyone who wants to understand deer biology and behavior from a scientist's point of view — in language every hunter can relate to.

 

🌐 Links & Resources

 

🎧 Credits
  • Guest: Dr. Grant Woods – Wildlife Biologist, GrowingDeer.tv

  • Host & Producer: Jay Scott Ammann

  • Music & Production: BBR Studios. BOSPN Media LLC

  • Special Segment: The Evergreen Wrap-Up Commentary (2025)

  📢 Call to Action

If you enjoyed this Evergreen re-release, share it with a friend and leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
Follow the conversation:

For more stories, visit BigBuckRegistry.com — where every deer has a story.

305 Dean Vanier - Whitetail Scent Strategy - BBR Evergreen Series27 May 202501:05:46

Original Air Date 2013

Re-release Date 2025

In this Evergreen edition of the Big Buck Registry's Deer Hunt Podcast, we're reaching back to one of our most impactful early episodes — a 2013 conversation with Dean Vanier, founder of Northwoods Common Scents.

Dean has spent over 30 years perfecting his approach to whitetail communication using 100% pure scent — and in this masterclass, he shares how hunters can use scent not as a gimmick, but as a tool for understanding and influencing deer behavior.

We cover:

  • Mock scrapes, drag rags, and the concept of the "virtual deer"

  • Why buck urine is underrated early in the season

  • Dean's scent layering strategy through all phases of the rut

  • How scent helps you "talk" to deer using their own instincts

  • And how the industry has changed since this episode first aired — including CWD laws, synthetic scents, and ATA/RHA certification

Dean's methods are still converting skeptical hunters to this day — and his passion for woodsmanship through scent makes this one of the most timeless episodes in our archive.

🎧 Listen now to revisit a true craftsman in the deer woods.

🔗 Learn more about Dean and his products at: https://www.teamnorthwoods.com

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304 Randy Gagne - Bow Tech - BBR Evergreen Series13 Apr 202501:12:22

Original Air Date: 2013
Re-release Date: 2025
Guest: Randy Gagne, Master Bow Technician – Morse's Sporting Goods (Hillsborough, NH)

Episode Summary:

In this special re-release of Episode 15, we sit down with master bow technician Randy Gagne of Morse's Sporting Goods to explore the fundamentals of compound bow setup, arrow tuning, broadhead prep, and ethical archery. Originally recorded in 2013, this episode is part of our Evergreen Series—timeless interviews remastered for today's listeners, with fresh updates and modern context.

Randy has long been one of New England's most sought-after bow techs. From draw length and string life to crossbows, rest types, and seasonal prep, this episode delivers a masterclass in bowhunting setup that's just as relevant today as it was over a decade ago.

Now in 2025, we also revisit Randy's journey—including his expansion into taxidermy, and how his role has evolved in preserving both the gear and the memories of a successful hunt.

🧰 What You'll Learn in This Episode:
  • How to determine correct draw length and poundage

  • The difference between fixed and mechanical broadheads

  • Why proper string maintenance is essential (and what can go wrong)

  • How to check your arrows for hidden issues

  • The evolution of whisker biscuits and drop-away rests

  • Why tuning matters more than brand

  • How crossbows have transformed the archery world

  • Randy's real-world tips for storing, prepping, and practicing with your bow

  • What's changed in bowhunting technology since 2013

  • How Randy's work has expanded into taxidermy and memory preservation

🏹 Modern Updates & References:

In the intro and commentary, Jay shares how the following have advanced since the original airing:

  • Cam tech (Bowtech DeadLock, Mathews SwitchWeight)

  • Carbon risers and flagship bows like the Hoyt RX-8, Mathews LIFT

  • Strings (pre-stretched, peep-alignment without tubing)

  • Arrows (micro-diameter, high FOC, spine consistency)

  • Broadheads (SEVR, Iron Will, Magnus, Rage, G5)

  • Crossbows (e.g., Ravin R500 @ 505 fps)

  • Smart tech (Garmin Xero, digital rangefinding, app-based tuning)

Influencer shoutouts include:
🧠 John Dudley
🏹 Levi Morgan
🎯 Chris Bee
📏 Tim Gillingham
🏔️ Cameron Hanes

🛠️ Featured Guest: Randy Gagne
  • Role: Master Bow Technician & Taxidermist

  • Business: Morse's Sporting Goods – Hillsborough, NH

  • Website: https://www.morsesportinggoods.com

  • Specialties: Compound bow setup, string/cam tuning, gear fitting, ethical prep, and custom taxidermy

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DEER NEWS January 202514 Jan 202500:33:12

In this episode, we explore the most pressing wildlife management issues across the United States, from record-breaking deer hunting seasons to groundbreaking conservation efforts. From Mississippi's legal battle over deer-dog hunting to Missouri's fight against chronic wasting disease, we're diving deep into the decisions shaping the future of hunting, wildlife preservation, and public safety. Whether you're a hunter, conservationist, or just curious about how these topics affect your community, this episode has something for everyone.

Topics Covered

  • Mississippi's Deer-Dog Hunting Debate: A tradition under scrutiny—can property rights and hunting heritage coexist?
  • Ohio's Record Deer Harvest: What's driving the highest deer harvest in 13 years?
  • Pennsylvania's Proposed Hunting Rule Changes: How 2025 could redefine hunting across the Keystone State.
  • Missouri's Chronic Wasting Disease Fight: Will new carcass disposal rules change the game for hunters and conservationists?
  • Montana's Landfill Deer Culling Efforts: Why a landfill is at the center of the state's disease containment strategy.
  • Maine's Deer Dilemma: Lyme disease, car crashes, and the search for innovative solutions in Southwest Harbor.
  • Grand Rapids' Urban Deer Hunt Proposal: Archery in city limits—could it work?
  • Ohio Poacher's Record-Breaking Fine: The $43,000 trophy buck case shaking up the hunting community.
  • New York's Venison Donation Program: Turning an illegal hunt into a win for families in need.

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  • Mississippi Wildlife Regulations
  • Ohio Department of Natural Resources
  • Pennsylvania Game Commission
  • Missouri Department of Conservation
  • Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
  • Feeding New York State Venison Program

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303 Theodore Roosevelt's Hunting Legacy: Whitetail Deer, Mule-Deer Tales, and Conservation Ethics21 Dec 202400:47:27

Episode Summary:
In this episode of the Big Buck Registry's Deer Hunt Podcast, host Jay Scott Ammann welcomes former President Theodore Roosevelt, one of history's greatest hunters and conservationists. Roosevelt shares captivating stories of hunting whitetail and mule-deer, delving into their unique behaviors, the challenges of the chase, and the importance of respecting the animals and the land. He also explains the principles of ethical hunting and his role in establishing game laws and preserving wild places for future generations.

Key Discussion Points:

    • Whitetail Deer Hunting
    • Why Roosevelt admired the adaptability and resilience of whitetail deer.
    • Memorable hunts across the Adirondacks, Dakota river bottoms, and Louisiana swamps.

      Mule-Deer Adventures

    • Tracking mule-deer in the rugged Rocky Mountains and Badlands.
    • The unique challenges of hunting mule-deer versus whitetails.

      Hunting Ethics

    • Roosevelt's philosophy of fair chase and the importance of ethical hunting.
    • Stories of rejecting unfair practices like jacking and crusting.

      Conservation Legacy

    • How Roosevelt's experiences shaped his fight for game laws and protected lands.

The critical role hunters play in preserving America's wilderness.

Notable Quotes:

  • "The true hunter is a man of ethics and honor."
  • "The whitetail deer is a symbol of the wilderness that still endures."
  • "Without conservation, the future of hunting—and the wild itself—remains at risk."


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Deer News - October 202406 Oct 202400:15:21

Welcome to the October 2024 Edition of the Big Buck Registry's Deer News, news you might have missed over the last month.

In this edition, first Jim takes us to Michigan to explore a Michigan Bill that Seeks to Reverse Deer Hunting Restrictions for Youth, Veterans, and Disabled Hunters. Then Dusty covers a story in Wisconsin about the Wisconsin DNR Initiating a  Review of Deer Management Units Ahead of the 2025 Season.  Jay explores the New York DEC Transition to Electronic Deer Tags for the 2024-2025 Hunting Season.  Dusty covers the latest on CWD and Jay discusses deer overpopulation, both stories from Virginia.  Finally, Jim wraps up with a CWD story out of Texas.  

 

Deer News - January 202428 Jan 202400:30:22

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 202301 Dec 202300:19:16
  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.

 

Deer News - November 202301 Nov 202300:30:05

In this November Edition of the BBR Deer News, news you might have missed over the last month, we cover several stories from around the country.  Here are the stories we cover and felt were news worthy:

  • Controversial Sharpshooters: Discussion on sharpshooters hired to kill deer from helicopters on Catalina Island, California.
  • Kentucky Poaching Cases: Coverage of poaching incidents in Kentucky.
  • Urban Deer Hunting in West Virginia: A story about deer hunting in urban areas of West Virginia.
  • New Bow and Arrow Hunt in Rhode Island: Introduction of a newly sanctioned bow and arrow hunting method in Rhode Island.
  • Tree Stand Safety in Wisconsin: Advice on avoiding ash trees for tree stands in Wisconsin.
  • Chronic Wasting Disease in Minnesota: Examination of a CWD (Chronic Wasting Disease) story in Minnesota.
  • Spear Hunting in Arkansas: Discussion about the practice of spear hunting in Arkansas.
  • Potential Record Buck in Texas: Report on a potential new record-setting buck in Texas.
  • Major Changes in Utah: Discussion of significant changes in deer hunting regulations in Utah.
  • Deer Population Management Debate in New York: Insights into a debate over managing a growing deer population in Jamestown, New York.

 

 

Deer News - October 202301 Oct 202300:23:40

Episode Overview: In this episode, we look at deer news you might have missed over the last month, we explore the multifaceted challenges and developments in deer populations and wildlife management across various regions.

Topics Covered:

    1. TWRA Controversy: Unpacking the allegations against the Tennessee Wildlife and Resources Agency (TWRA) related to Chronic Wasting Disease.
    2. Urban Deer Overpopulation: Discussing the deer population challenges in urban areas, spotlighting Washington, DC, and Dartmouth.
    3. Hunting Season Updates: Highlighting the introduction of crossbows in Minnesota's archery deer season and Michigan's DNR's emphasis on antlerless deer hunting.
    4. Digital Transition in Hunting: Exploring the modern shift to digital kill registrations and its impact on the hunting community.
    5. Lake Winnipesaukee's Deer Hunting: A look at the decision to open all islands for deer hunting.
    6. Controversial Proposals: Navigating the deer baiting ban debate in Kansas and the legal challenges faced by Mill Creek MetroParks' deer management strategy.
302 The Big Boy Buck - An Ohio Poaching Case24 Sep 202300:56:59

We've partnered with Wayne Saunders from the Warden's Watch podcast to delve into a gripping story that serves as a cautionary tale for hunters and conservationists alike. Ohio is a prime destination for white-tailed deer hunters, but unfortunately, it also attracts poachers. We'll explore the story of "Big Boy," a trophy buck that captured the attention of ethical hunters and law enforcement officers, only to fall victim to poaching.

  • Ohio as a Hunting Destination: Why Ohio is a hotspot for white-tailed deer hunting and, regrettably, also for poaching.
  • The Ethical Hunters: Ian Obenshain and Brad Bailey spot Big Boy in the summer of 2009 and plan to hunt it ethically in the fall.
  • Officer Gilkey's Involvement: The hunters specifically wanted Officer Gilkey to be involved in overseeing the hunting area.
  • The Disappearance: Big Boy vanishes from trail cameras just before the hunting season begins.
  • The Expo Revelation: Months later, Big Boy is displayed at an expo, claimed to be a Kentucky state record by a poacher.
  • The Confession: The poacher sticks to his story but eventually confesses, hoping to avoid prison time.
  • Legal Consequences: The poacher, with thirteen prior hunting convictions, faces a lifetime hunting ban and a $23,572.05 fine under Ohio's Trophy Restitution Law.
  • Recognition for Officer Gilkey: He receives the Ohio Bow Hunter Officer of the Year award for solving this case.
  • Role of Ethical Hunters: The hunters who initially spotted and documented Big Boy also deserve recognition for their ethical approach.
  • Reporting Wildlife Crime: The importance of reporting wildlife crimes through platforms like wildlifecrimestoppers.org.
  • The Emotional Toll: The loss of Big Boy was hard for the ethical hunters, but the case also brought them closer as friends.
  • Law Enforcement's Approach: The seriousness with which the case was handled is a testament to the importance of wildlife conservation.

 

The tale of Big Boy serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by ethical hunters and the importance of wildlife conservation. While the story had a bittersweet ending, it also showcased the dedication of law enforcement officers like Officer Gilkey and the role of ethical hunters in preserving the integrity of the sport. The case also highlights the importance of reporting wildlife crimes, which can be done across all 50 states and Canada through wildlifecrimestoppers.org. Let's all take a moment to appreciate the efforts of those who strive to keep our forests and wildlife safe.

   
Deer News - September 202301 Sep 202300:12:33

In  September Edition of BBR Deer News. looking back at the news you might have missed over the past month, we cover a variety of topics including the dispute over deer management in Arlington, new hunting regulations in Minnesota and Missouri, illegal hunting charges in Pennsylvania, crossbow impact debate in West Virginia, and an illegal hunting investigation in Ontario. Tune in for an in-depth discussion on these critical issues affecting deer population, hunting practices, and conservation efforts.

 

 

 

 

301 Jedi and Dixie - Maine Cabin Masters - Restoring Maine's Deer Camps15 Apr 202101:00:53

Every deer hunter has dreamed of owning their own hunting camp.  Most camps or hunting cabins are usually weathered, or shifted, or rotted. Not to worry though, the Maine Cabin Masters can turn a teardown into an almost-new deer camp palace in just a few months.  We hash out the details of finding and rebuilding a deer cabin with Dixie and Jedi, (aka Matt Dix and Jared Baker of the show Maine Cabin Masters.  And of course, we talk about Matt and Jared's Maine deer hunting adventures.

Special Guest Host: Wayne Saunders, Warden's Watch

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Here's What We Discuss:

  • Discovery Plus, I'm Not a Carpenter
  • Wayne Is a HUGE Fan Too!
  • Gotta Be A Deer Hunter in this Crew
  • We've Know Each Other Forever, U Maine Farmington
  • Chase Identified and Opportunity and Trapper Cabin
  • It Wasn't 16 Kids, but Quite a Few
  • Maine is Like New Hampshire
  • Working on Deer Camps
  • Big Woods, Hard Hunting, Legendary Trackers
  • Fuller Episode, 100 Acres in an 800 Acres Preserve
  • Central Maine Deer Population
  • Deer Living in Minus 20
  • The Alertness of the Maine Whitetail
  • Big Buck Get Big for a Reason
  • Cabins in Maine, Job Security
  • Swillin' Beers and Deer Camp
  • Soloist Hunting, Live Free or Die
  • Suzie the Dog Cameo
  • The Woodshed in Manchester Maine
  • Lab Family
  • Owning a Piece of Maine Heaven
  • Family or from Scratch
  • Fundamentals vs Ornamentals
  • Post and Piers, Off Level
  • 1st Step, Clean out the Camp
  • Step 2, Jack it
  • The New Metal Post Digger Below the Frost Line
  • Frost Heaving
  • Drill and Pin Ledging
  • It's a Different Kind of Cold 
  • Hearty Individuals
  • Turning the Elements into a Playground
  • Too Much TV is Insanely Boring
  • Adjusting Camp Levels Every Few Years
  • Camera Shoots and Hours of Explanation
  • North Woods Law Wardens
  • Coffee and Talking 
  • Building Things 3 or 4 Times for Film
  • Get the Work Done after the Film Crew Leaves
  • No, we Can't Do This Camp
  • 3 Camps at a Time Usually
  • Demo Is Fun
  • Demo vs Dismantling
  • Roof, Step 3
  • Metal vs Shingles
  • Patchwork, Eastern White White, No Sheet Rock
  • Shiplap Super Boards
  • Remote Renovations, Generators and Good Batteries
  • Chase's Shirt Designs
  • Letterkenny References 
  • Pitter Patter
  • Deer Hunting Grandfather
  • Trackers of Maine, Can't Sit
  • Upland Game Hunting
  • Pots and Pans, Filling the Freezer
  • Deer Like Elk Sounds
  • Duck Hunting on the Eastern River
  • Bear Season and Grouse
  • Bird Dogging
  • Chase Says High
  • Deer Stories
  • Rapid Fire Questions

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300 John Nores - Hunter, Warden, Conservation, Hidden War18 Mar 202102:29:01
California Game Warden Lt. John Nores, now retired, has been at the forefront and on the front lines of an under-reported battle against thousands of drug cartel members who grow toxic marijuana on U.S. soil. Not only does black market marijuana cultivation undermine legitimate growers, but it endangers lives and wildlife populations unimagined. Jay breaks down the book Hidden War with Author John Nores and talks deer hunting in John's home state of Montana. 

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Here's What We Discuss:

  • Warden's Watch and Thin Green Line Podcasts
  • Whitetails and Mule Deer
  • Influences to Become a Game Warden
  • Loving Wildlife, Hunter Ethos and Conservation
  • Dumb College Kids and a Warden on Patrol, San Jose State
  • Side Note - Hunters are Not Poachers, and Vice Versa
  • Psychology of a Poacher
  • Hunters are Ethical Stewards of Wildlife, Poachers are Criminals
  • Serial Killers
  • Hitting a Nerve
  • Retirement, Sort Of - Authoring Hidden War
  • Politics, Marijuana, and Orange Buckets
  • Premise of Hidden War, Unconventional Connections to Drugs
  • Deportable Immigration, Black Market Cannabis
  • Pesticides and Insecticides
  • Human Health Issues for Cannabis Consumers
  • Nerve Toxins
  • Ah Ha Moment, Bigger Problem than Just Poaching
  • Water Diversions, Check Dams, Waterlines, Erosion, Cartel Growers
  • Tending Gardens with AK47s, Oh Crap Moment
  • Sherriff's Department MET Team
  • An Environmental Element to the Game
  • The Job is Only Half Way Done
  • Stopping the Grow, Savings the Blacktail
  • Predator, The Movie - Drug Cartel Trophy Bucks on the Wall
  • Marijuana Buds are Catnip to Deer
  • Ex-Seal Teams and Special Forces becoming Game Wardens, I Want In
  • Why Cross the Border?
  • A One Way Panga Boat in the Surf and Drug Drops in the Shadows
  • Characters, Code Names, Fur Missile Phoebe
  • Apprehension Dogs and Taking Out Grow Sites
  • Wild Justice - Female K9 Malinois
  • Dog Training - Detecting Grow Sites 2 Miles Away
  • Never Biting and Officer
  • Knuckle Bone and Pup Apollo
  • Destroying Ecologic, Developing Special Ops, Snipers
  • Frog
  • He We Got Sniper Now, On Vacation
  • Ballistics Nerd
  • 2nd Edition of Hidden War
  • Correct Gear for Different Terrains in California
  • Progress?
  • 44% Reclamation of Raided Grow Sites
  • We Failed a Bunch
  • Would Legalization of Marijuana Help Eliminate the Destruction?
  • Challenges, The Message, Joe Rogan Podcast, Outreach
  • Col Oliver North
  • The Plaza Bosses, Were Gonna Out Produce You
  • Growers are Amazing Farmers
  • Putting Down the Rifle, Picking Up the Pen
  • Needle in a Stack of Needles, Grow Reports Outpace Poacher Calls
  • The Grow Season
  • Let's Talk about Deer Hunting, An Outdoorsman
  • Hunting is Life, Strength, Confidence, Grounding
  • Timber Whitetail of Montana
  • Sneeking on those that Need to be Snuck
  • Heavy Stuff Mental from a Bust
  • An Hour and a Half Hike Each Day, Single Seat Climber
  • Video Capture Old School
  • NFL, Let's Review Some Tape
  • The Benoit Club
  • A Journal in the Stand
  • A Monster on the Main Trail
  • Scope Tattoo
  • Bucks Reacting to Change
  • Beat the Predator
  • 10 Rapid Fire Questions
  • Fill and Flow

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299 Ted Bright - Slinging It15 Oct 202001:14:16
This weeks show is an interview with Ted Bright. Ted is as you might expect a diehard deer hunter who likes prefers the a mobile hunt over a fixed stand. Ted uses a sling or harness to maneuver from tree to tree based on when and where he's finding active big buck sign. Ted is also an archer and seems to prefer this over anything. Something has "clicked" for Ted and says that he just seems to be in tune with finding hunting opportunity and capitalizing on those more than he's ever done before. We go over Ted's approach, hunts from previous years, shooting from muscle memory, and the techniques that he uses to identify a good spot to hunt and how to gain landowner permission. OUR SPONSORS:

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Here's What We Discuss:

  • A Pats Fan in Missouri
  • A Baseball Mentality
  • South Eastern PA to MO
  • Squirrel Hunting with Dad
  • It's Not the Kill, Fills the Soul
  • Understanding Deer, Peaked Interest in Archery
  • JD Martinez Fixing His Swing, Ted Fixing His Shot
  • Anticipatory Shots, Target Panic
  • The Shoulder Blades
  • Pro Shop Form, My Form was Awful
  • A Few Minor Tweaks, and Mental Prep
  • A Stressful Moment, Muscle Memory?
  • John Eberhart, No Time to Think
  • Mobile Hunter, Stealthy, Minimal
  • Gaining Private Lands Permission
  • A One Page Hunting Resume, Door to Door
  • OnX
  • May My Son and I Hunt Here
  • Leave it Better Than We Found It
  • Looking for Big Buck Sign Primarily, Or Move On
  • Tracks Don't Lie
  • False Negatives, Game Cameras
  • Reading Sign
  • A Saddle and a Good Pack
  • What's In the Pack?
  • A Stand is Uncomfortable
  • No More Treestand Hunting, Saddle Only
  • Reacquianted with Gravity
  • Moving Ever So Slightly, Scanning the Woods
  • Little Turkey Talk
  • A Memorable Deer Hunt
  • 10 Rapid Fire Questions
  • Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire

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298 Doug Whitcomb - Buck Hunt Secrets26 Apr 202001:27:07
Anyone who has hunted mature bucks has a secret or two about how to hunt them.  Quite frankly, it's the foundation of this show. And then Doug Whitcomb said he'd figured something out.  I was all ears.  After all, he and a few people in his circle of hunters, were killing mature New Hampshire bucks almost yearly without tracking snow.  Not an easy task.   Doug shares how he goes about his secret for hunting mature NH bucks without snow in the episode.

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Here's What We Discuss:

  • A NH Buck Killin Secret
  • Carrying on a Legacy
  • 13 NH Bucks over 200lbs
  • Right Place, Right Time, But Right Guess
  • Whitcomb Excavation
  • Self Employed, and Deer Huntin
  • COVID19 Outside
  • Making Time to Hunt - Therapeutic
  • Separating from the Pack
  • Call In System
  • A Good Ribbin
  • Natural Turkey Calling, A Gift
  • The Bird is the Judge
  • An Experience, In Tune with Nature
  • An Ethical Kill
  • Open Ears, LISTEN
  • Bumping a Big Buck, Not Killing Early Day
  • Journal Entries, Notes, Successful or Not
  • You Can Hunt Too Hard
  • Change Up Your Timing
  • Weather Mean Something, Meat in the Freezer
  • Find the Sign, The Right Sign
  • Big Bucks Move Differently
  • Zero Patience, Walking at 300lbs
  • What's Good Poop?
  • Persistence, Keep Going
  • 3 Different Looks
  • 50-60 Acres, Big Buck Country
  • Abutting Swamps, Food, Water
  • Sight, Smell, Sound
  • Fields Early Season
  • Midseason - Fatty Deer Foods
  • Turkey Eat Deer Poop
  • Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire

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297 Brian Austin - Beast Mode Archery - Quarantined Fitness12 Apr 202001:31:43

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.   

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  • What Can We Do at Home During Covid-19
  • More Hunters, More Achers
  • An Idea, Be Smart Archery Challenge
  • Vortex Optics Challenge
  • Beast Mode Endurance 
  • Beast Mode Archery Games
  • Get Fit with Brian
  • Intro into Survival of the Fittest
  • Nothing Fluffy
  • Getting into Out West Shape
  • An Interest in Bow Hunting
  • Bear Archery, Bruce Pelkey
  • Gun Vs Bow Hunt
  • Workout, Practice Like You Play
  • Using a Wide Variety of Tools
  • A Box 15"-20" - Step Ups
  • A Yeti Cooler, or a Steady Cooler
  • 10 Litre Bag, No Handles
  • Walking Lunges
  • Overhead Lifts
  • Burpees - Fav
  • Throw Your Pack On, Go for a Hike
  • A Variety of Exercises, with a Pack
  • Close to the Season, Train with Exact Gear
  • Shooting After Exercise
  • Mimic Buck Fever
  • Rush Your Shot on Purpose
  • Competitive Archery Training
  • Take the Workout Home
  • Just Walk - Get Outside
  • Simple Stupid
  • Artery Disease, LAD, Blockage
  • Start Small, form a Habit
  • VO2 Max
  • Equipment, The Right Shoes
  • Do Hikes on Trails and Off Trails, Get in the Woods
  • Diet - That Can of Worms
  • Proteins Fats Carbs
  • You Have to Know You
  • Supplements - Wilderness Athlete
  • Deer Story and 10 Rapid Fire

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296 Rackology - Spring Food Plots, Kill Plots, Supplements29 Mar 202001:35:32

Our world is upside down.  However, planting spring food plots seems to be an acceptable form of social distancing.  So we turned to our goods friends Eric Fitzgerald and Jason Obermiller from the seed, nutritional supplement, and fertilizer company Rackology to discuss how to do it right.  When should you plant?  When is the soil moisture and temperature just right?  Should soil testing be done?  What about fertilizer?  Where should my next food plot go?  We answer all these questions and more on this podcast.

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  • COVID-19
  • Teaching Out of the Taxidermy Shop
  • Shaking Hands in a Small Farming Community
  • How Many Rolls of Toilet Paper
  • Hand Sanitizer and a Pinch of Tobacco
  • Cabelas.com and Guidefitter.com
  • Winter and the Deer Herd
  • Total Package, Protein and Attractant
  • Healing Post Rut
  • Minernal 300lbs per Week
  • No Ticks on the Deer
  • Weather Patterns and Temperatures
  • Pink Eye and Deterring Midges 
  • Reducing EHD with Testing
  • Shipping after $50
  • Sooner the Better, Fawn Gestation
  • The Seed Stuff, Clover Chicory
  • Plot 365 and Winter Interseeding
  • Frost Seeding and Food Plot Fertilizer
  • Tonnage
  • Determining Quality Through Testing
  • Relative Feed Value Test
  • 3 Different Spots, Soil, Weeds, Planting, Weather
  • Brassicas 
  • Soil Temp at 50 Top 1"
  • Dig a Foot, Ball Up the Dirt
  • Offer Shade
  • Early Season Plots vs Kill Plots
  • Bedrooms and Kitchens - Keep them on Your Property
  • Kill Plots in August Planting
  • Throw and Grow Misconception
  • Don't Be Afraid of Fire
  • Soil Test
  • Minimum Size Food Plot
  • New Western Blends for Dry Areas

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295 Jay Scott Ammann - Big Buck Registry Creator Editor & Chief with Where2Hunt15 Mar 202001:11:57

Recently, Jay appeared on the Where2Hunt podcast, for an opportunity to share more about the BBR and to share the story behind Jay's 2019 NH buck.  Since the interview, lots has changed in the world.  Jay had cardiac catheter surgery where cardiologists found a 95% blockage in Jay's widow maker cardiac artery.  Two stents later, Jay is feeling better than ever. And then there's COVID-19 issue.    Man, we can't wait for deer season and you can't catch the corona virus walking alone in the woods. Be safe everyone.

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Here's What We Discuss:

  • Original OG and a Voice
  • Ok'est Podcast in the Midwest
  • Outdoor Podcast Channel
  • Full Time Gig
  • Starting in 2005, Throwing in the Towel
  • Facebook, The Beginning
  • Cliff Ravenscraft
  • Dusty Phillips - A Funny Guy
  • A Deer Story is a Great Thing to Tell and Listen To
  • The 300th, A Big Deal
  • Adam Evans, The Hill Billy Weatherman
  • The Flu and Vertigo
  • Deer Movement Moon Prediction
  • The Harness Program
  • Climbing Again and Added Risk
  • Lineman's Belt
  • Falling Out of a Tree
  • Tree Safety, Cell Phone Coverage
  • Sending a Map to a Loved One
  • Memorable Hunt
  • Google Maps and Onx Hunt
  • Colonial Land Laws
  • Dan Infalt
  • Shelved for 3 Years
  • The Swamp to the South
  • Pressured Moose
  • I'd Like to Go for a Hunt
  • Downwind, Moving in the Shadows
  • Minus 33, Wool is a Game Changer
  • The Dominant Buck 
  • Don't Go Too Far, But Go Just Far Enough

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294 Wayne Saunders - Warden's Watch, Game Thieves, North Woods Law - Part Two23 Feb 202001:25:03

In a 23 year celebrated career filled with wild stories & tales of Game Warden lore, the beginning started with one of the biggest tragedies on New Hampshire soil.  As a conservation officer, Wayne Saunders has caught many a poacher and became a regular on North Woods Law. Now Wayne often reflects on his duties as Lieutenant while interviewing Conservation Officers from around the country on his latest retirement project, a podcast call Warden's Watch.  This is Part Two of Wayne's story.

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  • Skeptic by Nature
  • Illegal Mexicans
  • Evidence is the Worst Evidence
  • Malicious vs Good Intent But a Mistake
  • Dave Paulides
  • Search and Rescue
  • Line Searching and Mobile Hikers
  • Are Cougars in New Hampshire
  • Forensic Game Lab Oregon
  • Law Against Game Transportation
  • Lacey Act - Federal Crime
  • Prosecutors for Misdemeanors or Less
  • Felonies to County Attorney
  • Fraud
  • Getting a Game Warden to Talk
  • Arthur Muse and a Mountain
  • A Shortage of Game Wardens
  • Physically Draining, Parts of the Job
  • Depends on the State
  • The Poacher's Weapons, 22s and Crossbows
  • A Suppressor in Alaska, Dinner Bell
  • Operation Game Thief, Wildlife Crime Stoppers
  • Turn in a Poacher 
  • Biologizing - No Teeth
  • Pressuring Legislators
  • No in It for the Money
  • Managing the Outdoors for You
  • Interesting Guests, John Nores, Drug Trafficking 
  • Racketeering of Game Meats, and Drugs
  • Drugs and Poaching Go Hand in Hand
  • Mob Bosses Went Down, but Not for Murder
  • A Decoy with Eagn
  • Wardens Should Share Tickets
  • Night Hunting Case are Rare
  • The Next One Is Mine!
  • 5 Cases in One Day
  • It Not Entrapment if It's Opportunity
  • Hunting is the Act of Pursuing
  • The Classic Bandits
  • A Kid Can Tell You the Truth
  • The Best Game Wardens
  • A Statue of Limitations
  • Studying the Poacher
  • 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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294 Wayne Saunders - Warden's Watch, Game Thieves, North Woods Law - Part One09 Feb 202001:22:02

In a 23 year celebrated career filled with wild stories & tales of Game Warden lore, the beginning started with one of the biggest tragedies on New Hampshire soil.  As a conservation officer, Wayne Saunders has caught many a poacher and became a regular on North Woods Law. Now Wayne often reflects on his duties as Lieutenant while interviewing Conservation Officers from around the country on his latest retirement project, a podcast call Warden's Watch.  This is Part One of Wayne's story.

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  • Reading Body Language
  • Biederman's Deli Plymouth NH
  • Ahs and Umms
  • Warden's Watch, Creating a Business
  • The Meateater Podcast
  • North Woods Law
  • Operation Game Thief
  • Without Being a Celeb
  • Eric Fluette, First Episode
  • Weekends are Action
  • Saving People When Lost, No More Victims
  • Drega Case - Learning from It
  • Critical Incident Build Up, Psychology
  • The Mark of Kane
  • An Ambush, Image Burned
  • Escaping Gun Fire
  • Left Arm Was Useless
  • The Bullet Paths, Fight and Flight
  • 20 Weeks of Firearm Training
  • Seeing Guns, Not the Threat
  • Breaking Scare Tissue
  • Blood on the Badge
  • A Primitive Job, Trout Trooper
  • New Technology Back in Time
  • Sixth Sense, Cutting the Pie
  • A Tragedy 
  • 257 Roberts to a Ruger Mini 14 to AR15
  • Shooting from a Vehicle
  • Swiss Army Knife of Law Enforcement
  • Physicality, In Shape
  • New Standards - 3 Year Physical Requirements
  • Snow Machines and On the Job
  • 4 Wheelers and a Job that Keeps You Fit
  • 23 year of Amazing Stories
  • Working the Canadian Border
  • Moose Season at Minus 18 Degrees
  • The Slash - No Man's Land
  • Chris Eagan and Adam Cheney
  • Protocol for Investigation, a Fluid Situation
  • Catching Inconsistencies, Matching 
  • The Crime Has Been Committed Evidence
  • Reading People, Who's Lying?
  • The Truth Is Always Consistent
  • People Can't Remember Their Lies
  • First  48 
  • A Round Out of the Deer, a .243
  • The Gun, or Toss the House
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293 Christian Williams - Bow Shot Biomechanics and Archery Strong26 Jan 202001:57:31

When an athletic event involves repetitive motion in order to achieve success, it's important to understand the biomechanics of that movement.  The golf swing, pitching a baseball, and the archery shot are good examples.  Christian Williams, an exercise science specialist, and avid bowhunter, breaks down the mechanics of the bow shot, how to improve strength and endurance, which muscles are important, and injury prevention. And of course, we talk a bunch about how it all relates to bowhunting.

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  • Subscribing to Key Principles
  • Golf, Pitching, Archery
  • Joints, Muscles, Arms
  • Archery is Physical and Demanding
  • Preserving the Body, Enjoying the Bow Hunt
  • Competitive Crossfit
  • A Degree in Exercise Physiology
  • A Really Good Farmer Friend, 400 Acres
  • 100 Groundhogs with a Bow
  • Muscle Memory and Awareness
  • Education Executed
  • Pulling Against and Immovable Object
  • Feeling the Shoulder Blade Engaged, Down and Back
  • Shoulder Blade, First Link in the Chain
  • The Checklist
  • Drop the Elbow and Shoulder
  • Maintenance After the Pull
  • A Line - Bow Hand to Shoulder Blade
  • Too Much Pull, When is it Fatigue
  • Can't Shoot Too Much, Shooting the Bow IS Important
  • Your Bow Only Offers So Much Stress
  • Go Shoot More Doe (or Groundhogs)
  • 100 Arrows a Week
  • Psycho Mechanics - Muscle Over Brain
  • Practicing in a Tree
  • Hitting the Spot
  • Staying within a Barrier, Paint It
  • Hunting a Bunch, Suburban Hunting
  • Western PA, Not Gun Hunter
  • Getting Permission to Hunt
  • Using Connections Through Work
  • Hunting Groundhogs with a Bow
  • Being Honest, Genuine, Transparent
  • Gear and Scouting
  • Past Intel, Cameras, Instinct
  • Ground Hunting when the Tree is Wrong
  • The Creep and Kill
  • Memorable Deer Hunt and 10 Rapid Fire Qs

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292 The Deer News 2019 Year in Review - A Time Capsule12 Jan 202001:39:00

As we open up 2020, our 8th Season, and 8 years of podcasting here at the Big Buck Registry, we thought it only appropriate to take one last look at 2019.  If you are a frequent listener of the show, you'll know that in each episode we segment off into the Deer News at the beginning and a good deer hunting story at the end. In the last show of 2019, we put together all the best deer stories told by our guests of 2019, and likewise, we thought we'd take a look at all the best deer news stories of 2019 as well, like a time capsule of events.  We visit with Jim Keller, our news anchor, and with some frequent news story contributors, Tim Donze, Jon Guice, and Dan Appelbaum.  And then, through some consolidation of all the news we featured on the show in 2019, we present a deer news year in review, with all the best deer news stories feature on the podcast in 2019. 

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Here are the Stories from 2019:

  • Bedford County Man Considered Oldest Deer Hunter at 105
  • Disabled 8 Year Old Hunter Has Special Stand Stolen
  • Female Poacher Caught by Game Warden on Dating App
  • Hunters Seek Permission to Hunt Deer in Jamaica 
  • 101 Year Old Grandma Kills 2 Year with 1 Shot
  • Wyoming Man Charged for Poaching 114 Deer and Antelope
  • Pennsylvania's Sunday Hunting Bill 147
  • Crossbow Proposal Causes Stir with Maine Deer Hunters
  • California Looks to Enroll Hunters in Conservation Push
  • Deadly Zombie Deer Disease Could Spread to Humans
  • Tinder Bans Woman Over Hunter Photos
  • Bill Would Allow Land Owners to Sell Permits to Out of State Hunters
  • Former Stuebenville Ohio Officer Sentenced for Poaching
  • New Study Shows Deer Species React Differently to Wolves
  • Road Commission Asks Whomever Is Leaving Deer Bait on Highway to Stop
  • Colorado Parks and Wildlife Crack Down on Illegal Antler Collecting
  • Opening Day Change Is Official for Pennsylvania Deer Hunters
  • Man Fatally Attacked by a Pet Deer
  • Proposal Would Prohibit Shooting Bucks in Buffalo County Wisconsin
  • Man Poaches then Freezes 20 Point Buck
  • Alabama Law Makers Approve Hunting Deer With Bait
  • What Deer Hunters Should Know about the EPA Review of Glyphosate
  • Secretary Bernhardt Proposes Greater Access for Hunting and Fishing
  • Rare Pitch Black Deer Spotted in Michigan
  • Are You Putting Yourself at Risk for Lyme Disease
  • Colorado Rehab Center Running Out of Room for Rescued Fawns
  • Iowa City Turns to Bow Hunters to Manage Deer Herd
  • Colorado Man Receives Lifetime Ban on Hunting and Fishing
  • Limited Deer Feeding Allowed in Delta Flood
  • Deer Hit by Planes at NJ Airports
  • MDC and Missouri Increase Penalties for Poaching
  • DNR Considering Beach Going Deer Tranquilizer
  • No Deer Season in Part of Mississippi? It's Possible
  • Missouri Has New Rules for Deer Carcasses
  • Mule Deer and Whitetails Expand Range into Alaska
  • CDC Warns Hunters about Deer Born Tuberculosis
  • Putnam County Man Faces Charges for Hunting with Improper License
  • Hunter Bags Rare Antlered Doe
  • Possible New World Record - Gunner Womack
  • New Study Sheds Light on Lunar Impact on Whitetail Deer
  • Young Hunter Bags 12 Point Buck on First Hunt
  • Arkansas Deer Hunter Dead After Deer Attacked
  • See a Deer on the Road, Resist Urge to Swerve 
  • West Virginia Hunter Takes Down 17 Point Buck After 6 Years
  • Survey Says Firearms Hunter Leads to Less Violence
  • One in a Million, Three Antlered Deer 
  • Pennsylvania Wildlife Investigating Deer Abuse Video
  • First Time Hunter is 104 Years Old
  • Michigan Hunter Sprayed Brother's Stand with Deer Repellent
  • Iowa Hunting Excursion Gone Wrong
  • Deer Killed in GA After Going Thru Windshield

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291 Best Deer Hunting Stories 2019 BBR Deer Hunt - Part II31 Dec 201901:35:57

Welcome to the Big Buck Registry's Best Deer Hunting stories of 2019.  On almost every show we ask each guest to share a memorable deer story that's meaningful to them.  At the heart of the Big Buck Registry are the stories of the men and women across the world, from all walks of life, that share a common bond in hunting.  We've always felt that the story was just as important as the rest of the show because it brings everything together.  If the rest of the show is the text book, the story is the example. The story brings the hunt to life. So we decided to go back through each show and put together a compilation of the deer stories told throughout the year and share them collectively.  We'll hear from Jeff Johnston, Scott and Seth Perkins, Richard Cook, Anthony Stallone, Harmon Carson, Allison Rauscher, and Phil Vanderpool. This is part two and our last episode of 2019. Cheers to a healthy, prosperous, and successful 2020.

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Here's Who Is Feature in Part II:

  • Jeff Johnston #7
  • Scott and Seth Perkins #6
  • Richard Cook #5
  • Anthony Stallone #4
  • Harmon Carson #3
  • Allison Rauscher #2
  • Phil Vanderpool #1

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291 Best Deer Hunting Stories 2019 BBR Deer Hunt - Part I29 Dec 201900:43:41

Welcome to the Big Buck Registry's Best Deer Hunting stories of 2019.  On almost every show we ask each guest to share a memorable deer story that's meaningful to them.  At the heart of the Big Buck Registry are the stories of the men and women across the world, from all walks of life, that share a common bond in hunting.  We've always felt that the story was just as important as the rest of the show because it brings everything together.  If the rest of the show is the text book, the story is the example. The story brings the hunt to life. So we decided to go back through each show and put together a compilation of the deer stories told throughout the year and share them collectively.  We'll hear from Ethan Featherhoff, John Eberhart, John Glidden, Blake Garrett, Cameran Derefield, JC Hall, and Joe Godar. This is part one.  Stay tuned for part two releasing right after you finish this one!

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  • Ethan Featheroff #14
  • John Eberhart #13
  • John Glidden #12
  • Blake Garrett #11
  • Cameran Derefield #10
  • JC Hall #9
  • Joe Godar #8

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290 Jeff Johnston - Trophy Scan Breaking the Mold15 Dec 201901:29:57

Every now and then a new technology comes along that solves a problem that we didn't know we had.  In this case, it's about scoring a trophy animal to within 1/1000 of an inch specificity.  In a computer aided model, you can now remove all human error and get ridiculous precision with the help of Trophy Scan.  Think of it like instant replay meets deer hunting. We sit down with Jeff Johnston to learn about everything Trophy Scan can do for the hunter while looking to preserve a memory and celebrate an animal beyond the traditional taxidermy mount.

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  • Not Co-Ordinates Oklahoma
  • Improving On and Solving Problems
  • Los Cazadores Competition
  • Digitizing Files and 3D Printing
  • Some Real Star Wars Stuff
  • Celebrate the Animals
  • 1/1000th of an Inch 
  • 2D to 3D - Rotate 
  • Problem Solve on a Soggy Bar Napkin
  • More Accurate and Replicatable
  • A Better Mouse Trap
  • Independent VS Dependent
  • A Loss of Hunters, More Main Street
  • Prices Coming Down, Auto and Medical Industry
  • Richard Childress and NASCAR
  • Triple Camera and Time of Light
  • Artist's Rendition and Facsimile 
  • Revolutionary Scoring System
  • Measuring Total Volume
  • Water Submersion vs Trophy Scan
  • Would This Redo the Record Books?
  • Boone and Crockett
  • Celebrate the Animal with More Options
  • Recording Animals and Cuff Links
  • NRA Wall of Whitetails 
  • I Think a Dog Ate My Rack
  • 1000 Pieces of Paper 
  • Next Season Peripheral Scanner
  • The Trophy Scan Process
  • South Texas
  • Bloody and Gutted
  • Mounted for 50 Years
  • Score Sheet and Your Profile TrophyScan.com
  • Stickers and Bronze
  • The Wired Scanner
  • Hardware Agnostic
  • Overseas Hunting Issues Solved
  • Lost Wax Casting and Metal Print Jewelers
  • Hair and Horn Taxidermy
  • Mounts Since College, Mini Mounts
  • $35 Bucks Scan and Score
  • Memorable Deer Hunt
  • 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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289 Richard Cook - Mastering Deer Urine Scent - Fatal Attraction Formulation24 Nov 201901:37:32

Just when you thought you'd heard it all about deer urine, deer scent attractants, deer behavior, and deer farming,  along comes a Richard Cook, the formulation master wizard behind Cooks Fatal Attraction deer scent lures.   Unlike many brands with expired diluted product, Richard raises deer, collects specimens, and ships his extremely fresh undiluted product quickly. It's like shopping for organic anything directly on the farm itself.   We take a deep dive into Richard's deer scent operation.

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  • Pure, Fresh, Deer Herd Collection Techniques
  • Maine
  • Minnesota Board of Animal Health
  • 12 Years Old, Buying His First Bottle of Scent
  • Age 20 to 41,  with Minimal Results
  • A Farming Background, Bucks Like to Fight
  • Deer into Estrus,  A Seeder
  • Tranquilize, Estrous Production for Early Deer Season
  • A Semen Tank, and Conception Rate
  • Run the Buck by the Pen
  • Cooling the Urine, Immediately, and a Gallon Jug
  • Big Order Days, Big Bladders, and Small
  • Best Results in 3 Year Old Bucks
  • Identify Estrous by Smell
  • Urine Master
  • Skip the Taste Test, The Urine Smell of Many
  • USDA Food Inspector, Sanitization
  • A Collection System
  • Bumping Velvet, Herd Care
  • Doe in Heat, Doe Estrous
  • Drag Lines
  • Dominant Buck and Scent Rope
  • Doe Estrogen 30 pg/mil
  • Keep Em Calm, Bedding Scent, Doe Scent
  • Rutting Buck vs Dominant Buck
  • Pre Orbital Buck Scent
  • Bedding Scent
  • Sweet Corn, Oak, Dirt, Red Apple
  • Synthetic vs Non Synthetic
  • Scent Stick Wax Preservation
  • No Preservatives
  • Memorable Deer Hunt

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288 Allison Rauscher - The Redemption Buck - Finding the Perfect Spot10 Nov 201901:37:57

How do you know when you've found a good hunting spot?  You know it for sure that it's a good spot when you kill your first good buck there.  Allison Rauscher knows this well. After doing her on the ground homework, and then picking the right tree in the right spot on the right property, it all came together recently for Allison one evening on a bow hunt in Wisconsin.  She downed one of those Wisconsin monarch bucks that most have only read about.  We discuss in detail how Allison finally put it all together and what pieces of info she'll take with her on the next hunt to try and do it all over again.

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  • Tagged Out
  • The Orange Army
  • Record Bucks and Hunting Tradition
  • Genetics
  • Meat Hunter vs Trophy Hunter
  • Is Social Media a Factor of Bigger Deer
  • Keen Survivalists, Find the Secret
  • A Youth Jennings Bow and Sears
  • The Redemption Buck
  • A Grunt Tube, Can Call, and YouTube
  • Bedding, Feeding, Funnells, All Natural
  • Target vs Not Targeting
  • Big Bucks, Bait Sites, and Signs and False Negatives
  • What Did I Learn from the Hunt
  • Living in the Corn, Moving to Timber
  • Thick Brush, Good Bedding, Private Land
  • OnX Game Changer
  • The Ah Ha Moment and a Permanent Stand
  • A Snort Wheeze, for Real
  • The Ditch and the Stand Site
  • The Best Tree, Thick and Well Hidden
  • My Little Fit
  • Snow and Deer Hunting is the Best
  • Deer Would Be Moving and 5pm
  • Can't Remember the Grunt Sequence
  • I can Get and Arrow Through There
  • A Pass Through and Blake Garrett
  • Self Doubt, Otherwise Would Have Found the Deer
  • Sharing with Dad
  • An Arrow Signed by Michael Waddell
  • An Old School Trad Drag
  • Rack Packer
  • Gear Check and 43 Lb Draw Weight
  • Rapid Fire Questions

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287 John Eberhart - Saddle Hunting Novice to Expert27 Oct 201901:53:57

John Eberhart joined us last on Episode 209, where we broke down John's tactics and answered questions based on listener curiosities.  This time is a little different. Jay, now with a few saddle hunts under his belt and a first hand account of what it's like, hits John with numerous questions from the novice to the legendary saddling hunting expert. Jay and John engage in many details of saddle hunting overlooked in the first interview.

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  • The Hunting Public Hunt Contest
  • The Hunting Beast and Jeff Sturgis
  • Greg and Ernie from Tethrd
  • Deer Camp with Heavy Social Media
  • 1981 Anderson Tree Sling
  • 360 Degree Shooting and Tree Blocker
  • Hunting Higher, Modifications
  • 22 Advantages to the Saddle
  • Shooting More Accurately, 3 Point Contact
  • Dad Bod Setup
  • Easy to Change Out Gear
  • Scouting and Prepping, Deer First
  • Scouting in Feb, March, April and 40 Trees
  • Spikes Where Allowed
  • Must have Security Cover 
  • Must have Secure Transition Cover from Bedding
  • Not Afraid to Move, Adapt, Freelance, Improvise
  • Can Never Have Enough Trees Prepped
  • Steps vs Platform
  • Getting Into the Tree, Public Land
  • Cranford Folding Steps
  • Cranford Step Rings
  • Sticks are Cumbersome
  • Aiders
  • Cranford strap Ons and Screw In
  • Getting Up and Down the Tree
  • Closer to the Tree, Stronger Platform
  • It's about Killing Deer
  • You Will Get Pic'd 
  • Keep Body Profile Close to the Tree
  • Leaning Shots, Lean Left (Mostly)
  • Tree is Always Between Hunter and Deer
  • Always Try to Shoot Strong
  • I Wish I Did This 30 Years Ago
  • Subtle Smooth Movement
  • Tree Yoga
  • Tree Stand Companies Hate the Saddle Idea
  • Spring Workshops, Kids and Saddles
  • Never Disconnected, 2020 Will Be Interesting
  • Kill Mode, Killing Bucks
  • Post Season Prep
  • Seasonal Timing Hunts, Apples, Oaks
  • Entry and Exit Routes
  • Shooting Lanes
  • Foliage Down Spring Same as Mid Fall
  • Interior Bedding Area Hunting
  • 35% Midday Buck Kills, Gotta Stay All Day
  • The Right Spot for Midday
  • Differences Between Perimeter Bedding and Bedding
  • In Really Early, Out Late
  • Buck Activity, Is Worthless After Dark
  • Thinking About Work
  • Stick to the Plan or Don't Hunt
  • Never Forget the Failures
  • 20-28 Inch Diameter Trees
  • Memorable Hunt

 

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286 Marc Warnke - The Pack Goats - Sleeping on Bucks and Bulls13 Oct 201901:18:09

Marc Warnke says that it's not so much the hunting strategy, but it's the spot. That means hunting where hunters don't typically hunt, sometimes hunting spots that haven't been hunted in over 20 years and hunting where wheels can't go.  This also means sleeping on bulls or bucks, which means that you're not coming out each day. And that also means hauling in food and gear that one or two hunters couldn't possibly manage.  So how?  Well, Marc turned to pack goats to get to these remote areas with all the gear needed to hunt great spots for days on end.  The rewards are priceless.

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  • Hanging Out with Goats
  • Pack Goats and Rugged Terrain
  • Birds, Big Game, Fitness, Sports
  • Turning 40, Doc Kicked Me a Good One
  • 27 Elk with a Bow, Goats Were Better Fit
  • Since 2013 - Wild Wild West and Stuff
  • Idaho, One of Seven Natives
  • Specialized in Mule Deer, Canyon High Deserts
  • Alpine for Elk
  • Drive to Be Fit, Came Later in Life
  • Steak and Eggs in the Back Country
  • The Diet - Crossfit Fit, Eating Fat
  • Stair Climbers, Super for Desk Jockeys
  • 18 Hour Calorie Burn, VO2 Max
  • Goats Don't Show Affection to Each Other
  • Neighbors Dog is #1 Killer of Goats
  • Un-Tethered, Bottle Feeding and Bonding
  • Goats Can Process Food for 6 Days, Diverse Diet
  • Gaots are Good Packers from Age 4 to 10
  • 16 Miles and 9 Packers
  • Around, Over, Under - Goats Can Go Almost Everywhere
  • Goat Limitations, Shear Weight 35lbs Per Side
  • 6 years, Goats, 20 Years Horses
  • Goats Make Game Animals Relax
  • Raised Poor, Never Had a Job, Just Companies
  • Bow Hunting the World, 6 Months a Year
  • Starting Over, Hunt Consulting
  • How Do I Kill a Big Buck
  • Licensed Hunters Are Only 7% of Population
  • Scathe the Jackass, But Not Publicly 
  • Good Tag in a Premier Area
  • Look to Get Where Wheels Can't Go
  • Abandoned Trails
  • Access More Than Hunting Strategy
  • Sleeping on Bulls
  • Memorable Hunt

 

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285 Cameran Derefield - Last Minute Velvet Bucks and Thermals29 Sep 201901:14:54

It's a game of chess according to Cameran Derefield. There's a king and a pawn.  Which is which, welp, that's to be determined at the end of the deer season.  Studying annual journals about buck behavior and with heavy game camera monitoring, Cameran believes that he can see the target buck's next move and plan accordingly.  It's not instant success, but it is methodical and persistent and generally speaking, Cameran is the one calling checkmate.  Cameran shares with us all his deer hunting techniques, styles and strategies.

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  • 45 Min SE of Columbus
  • Ohio Found Me
  • Is it Taken for Granted?
  • One Buck Tag
  • A Dad and a Grandfather
  • Killing Big Deer is a Different Ball Game
  • A Bigger Deer at 17
  • 100% Chess Match
  • 60 Days 230 Hours
  • Hunt Them without Hunting Them
  • Picking Out 2 Deer Each Season
  • How to Pick Out Your #1 Buck
  • 8 Point to 10 Point to Giant 8
  • Not the Pawn, Now the King
  • Camera Guy, It's Not Easy
  • How and Why Wind and Weather
  • A Journal - I Let Them Kill Themselves
  • I Don't Use Maps, 3600 Acres
  • 110 Acres, Holding Deer Now
  • Corn with Danger, Deer Photos at Night
  • Hunting Beast and Milkweed
  • Thermals - #1 Thing that Kills Bucks
  • Hunting the Evenings
  • I Don't Love the Rut
  • Stick and Hang Guy
  • The Kill Is Doing, the Hunt is the Romance
  • Gear - Ozone, Scent, Remote, Sticks
  • No Calling
  • There Will Be a Day That Ozone Won't Work
  • Memorable Deer Hunt

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284 Jess Martin - Mainely Rangeley Bucks and Blauks15 Sep 201901:01:04

If you were to meet Jess Martin in person, you probably wouldn't instantly think buck buck deer killin' machine.  But make no mistake, Jess is well on her way to making a name for herself as just that.  A true hunter and outdoor enthusiast, Jess spends much of her time in the big mountainous woods of Rangeley, Maine.  Through tracking and woodsmanship Jess has figured out how to pattern and chase down those big bodied Maine bucks and she shares with us her approach. 

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  • Rangeley Maine, The First Snow
  • Scrapelines and Rubs and Calling
  • It All Depends on the Weather
  • How Deep
  • Lots of Timber, Lots of Hiding Places
  • Spring Time Scouting
  • The Size of the Tree and Rubs
  • Trail Cams on Rubs
  • Bowhunter - Archery Safety
  • Still Hunting Techniques
  • When to Slow Down, When to Speed Up
  • Sometimes It's Just a Gut Feeling
  • Good Spots are Always Good Spots
  • Higher Elevation Early Season
  • The Aha Moment
  • When to Kill, When Not to Kill
  • What's a Big Buck in Maine
  • Reading the Track
  • When to Call It Quits
  • Can't Hunt on Sunday
  • Gear Check and OnX Hunt Maps
  • Picking Up Bowhunting
  • Nursing Is a Great Profession for Hunting
  • A Bear Hunt
  • The Rangeley Ridge Runner Buck
  • I Can Smell Him
  • 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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283 John Glidden - Buck Tracking Northern NH -Minus 3325 Aug 201901:20:31

There's a long standing northern tradition, especially in New Hampshire and Maine, where wool meets deer hunting. John Glidden is no stranger to this concept.  At age 61 and as President of the company, John reports to work almost daily at the Minus 33 Merino Wool Factory. John prefers tracking the bucks of New Hampshire in the fallen snow over just about any other form of hunting and developed the woolen company out of a need and desire to stay warm in the cold mountains of New Hampshire.

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  • Socks, More Complicated
  • Ahsland, Tucked Away
  • Immigrated from Holderness
  • A Salmon Fishing Trip, Newfoundland
  • Rabbit Hunt
  • Dying Breed, 1955 Ruger 44
  • A Two Man Hunt, What Does a Father Teach
  • A Tracker, We Have Snow
  • They Just Like The Thick Stuff
  • 4" Thick Snow, Start with Small Tracks
  • Pieces of Information, a Puzzle
  • Hunting on Bare Ground
  • Tree Stands Don't Work for Me
  • Bailin' Into Camp, Renting
  • Go Where the Deer Are, 3rd Rut
  • Wind at the Back, Better Run
  • Wind in the Face, Slow Down
  • A Different of the Woods, A Lovable GPS
  • There's Nothing Coming, Log Landings Look the Same
  • Ya, Gotta Be in Shape, 3.5 miles with 20 Pounds
  • Dall Sheep Hunt 5000 Ft
  • A Flat Track
  • Follow a Track Backwards
  • Gear - Rubber Boots, Wool
  • Hunt Cold, Stand Warm, Non-Stop
  • An Orange Vest, Quiet Back Pack
  • What's in the Back Pack, Alcohol Stove
  • Ruger One, 30.06
  • The Wool
  • NAFTA, Something to this Wool Stuff
  • The Properties - Warm When Wet
  • Air is a Great Insulator
  • Odor Resistance
  • Remove a Layer, but Leave Boots On
  • Early Season Wool
  • The Orange Hat - Best Seller in Texas
  • No Cotton on the Dall Sheep Hunt
  • Deer Story and Rapid Fire

 

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282 Blake Garrett - Big Buck Field Trips11 Aug 201901:07:52

Blake Garrett knows a thing or two about deer hunting because he's seen a thing or two about deer behavior.  Blake takes his approach to deer hunting with scientific overtones.  Studying buck behavior over several years using game cameras and observation, he's noticed some interesting patterning year to year, enough to develop and scientifically test his theories.  Blake is big into positive deer reinforcement when it comes to deer hunter habits and endlessly avoids  negative deer encounter events.  Blake discusses with us in detail his deer hunting approach, habits, and theories.

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  • The Change of Temperature in August
  • Marshall Missouri
  • Supplemental Feed Program
  • Nebraska, Sleeper State
  • A Ton of Public Land
  • It's a Curse
  • The Driving Force
  • Losing Girlfriends, Call to the Wild
  • Nobody's Ever Done It
  • 18 Years, A Career
  • Make It Pay for Itself
  • Not Many Selfies
  • A Personality Page, Branding
  • Cuz Said It Best
  • Hunting 7 States, Gone for Days
  • 90% of Those in the Industry have another Job
  • Full Draw Adventures
  • Watching Cam Pics of Bucks, Year After Year
  • A Shot of Testosterone, Buck Field Trips
  • July/August = Velvet Shed Time Visitors
  • Radio Collar Theory Testing
  • Correlating Day Light to Deer Movement
  • Lack of Pressure, Outside In
  • Hunt the Edge
  • Moving to Timber after the Cut Corn
  • Feeding Plans, and Cameras on the Timber Edge
  • Not Teaching the Deer Negatives
  • Reinforcing the Positives
  • Conditioning the Deer, Anti-Danger 
  • Memorable Deer Hunt

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281 Ethan Featheroff - Boots in the Creek, Top of the Sticks28 Jul 201900:58:23

Chase the dream. Don't listen to the doubters. That's how Ethan Featheroff approaches each day. Ethan, after killing a 200" buck despite having a torn shoulder joint and a separated bicep, knows how to fight through pain to accomplish a goal.  Ethan shares with us his stand approach system, how he pushes the deer trail with his game cameras, and why he prefers hunting early season over any other time.

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  • Somerset, OH, Land of the Giants
  • Mentors, Deer Drives, Bow Hunters
  • Can I have a Career?
  • First Deer was a 12 Pointer, Lefty 
  • Bear Bows and Fred Bear
  • Rage
  • An Early Season Hunter, a Pattern
  • Bean Fields, and Edges
  • Trickle in the Cameras
  • Put a Camera on Every Trail
  • Where to Go from 200"
  • Hunt the Best on the Property
  • Five Pope and Young Bucks in a Row
  • A Double Standard, Not a Trophy Hunter
  • Biggest Fish in the Stream
  • June July Go to the Bed (But Only When Raining)
  • That Deer Isn't Nocturnal, Finding the Bedding Area
  • Boots In the Creek
  • Big 8, The Pattern
  • Bedded 60-70 Yards from the Buck
  • 230-6pm
  • Top of the Sticks, Oil Well Covered Scent
  • Down Wind Set, Set the Stand Early
  • What Deer Do on a Hot Day
  • Scent Control, Autumn Formula
  • Digging Hold When Deer Are Most Predictable
  • Shooting Everyday, Creating Stress Shots
  • The Adrenaline Rush, Panic
  • Putting Off Surgery,  AC and a Separated Bicep
  • Slinged Up, Fight the Pain

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280 Dave Paulides - Missing 411 The Hunted - Missing Hunters, the Unexplained - The Movie14 Jul 201901:04:23

Dave Paulides returns, this time with a new movie called Missing 411 The Hunted.  An expansion of his book Missing 411, Hunters Unexplained Disappearances focuses on 5 cases all involving a seemingly capable hunter.  The movie explores further details of the cases and dives deep in explanation using maps, visits to the terrain, expert critics, and interviews with those directly involved or affected.  You will leave with far more questions than answers.   The events showcased in Dave's movie defy logic.

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  • Strangest of the Strange The Movie
  • No Bullshit, Mutual Respect
  • Placed in My Lap by Park Rangers
  • The Clusters, The Pins
  • Middle of the US, No Cases
  • Within 200 Miles of a Large Body of Water
  • K9 Dogs and No Scent
  • Pro Trackers, No Tracks
  • A Weather Event
  • Hunter's Subset 1200 Missing Persons
  • Picking the Cases for the Movie
  • Hunter Safety, Three Shots
  • The Gaps and the Maps
  • Excluding Mississippi
  • Foolish to Not Carry a Beacon
  • Breaking a Fibula, It'll Never Happen to Me
  • Safety Points to Remember, A Whistle, Tell People
  • Watch the Weather
  • Les Stroud, Survivalman, Let's Make a Movie
  • No Serial Killer
  • Aaron Hedges, Santa Fe Cluster
  • Chapter 4, Donnell Vista
  • Yosemite, The Largest Cluster of Missing
  • Boulders and Granite Fields
  • Chapter 5, Lima Ohio, The Big Buck State
  • Optical Physicist, An Odd Picture
  • Thomas Messick Case at Lily Pond
  • Standers and Pushers on a Deer Drive
  • Hearing a Giant Steel Trap Shut
  • Blind, Deaf, and a Stump
  • FBI Does Investigate Missing Persons
  • No Answers
  • Adirondack Missing Persons Cluster
  • CanAm Missing Project

 

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279 Phil Vanderpool - A Buck Named Obsession23 Jun 201902:07:07

When you need to hunt to survive, you learn how to hunt efficiently and effectively.  Phil Vanderpool's hunting journey began in a similar fashion. Today Phil is among the most recognized and respected personalities in the outdoor industry.  Phil broke into the outdoor commercial world when he started filming his hunts using a VHS camcorder and he's never looked back. We discuss Phil's upbringing, his tactics and strategies for hunting big bucks, and discuss in detail his near 4 year hunt for a monster buck he named Obsession.

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  • The Ozarks, Scenic Mountain Country
  • The Bear Rut
  • An Old School Bus Hunting Camp
  • Hooked on Hunting Ever Since
  • Phil Robertson - Hunting Over Sports
  • Dad Knew the Pinch Points with Dogs and Boulders
  • Backbones and Points and Escape Routes
  • 40 Years of Bowhunting
  • The Jennings Bow
  • The Old PSE and Pins Today
  • Black Widow Bows 1993
  • Safety and a Tree Harness
  • An Old Knight and Hale Grunt Call
  • Public Land, Federal, and Private
  • Hunting Industry Through Video
  • Tiny the Game Warden
  • Polygraph Tests and Big Buck Contests
  • Killing Big Deer Where Big Deer Exist
  • OnX Maps, Range Finders, Covert Cameras
  • The Cell Cam
  • Terrain Can Change the Wind and Thermals
  • Big Deer Tolerate Less
  • Big Deer Have Smaller Core Areas
  • Food Plots, But Not the Best
  • Sanctuary and Safe Places for Bucks
  • Kick November to the Curb
  • Oct 20 to Nov 7 Best Hunting Weeks with Weather Change
  • Memorable Hunt - A Buck Named Obsession
  • A Back Door Entry Plan
  • Food Cover Water
  • Faith Family and Friends

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278 Joe Godar - Hunting Junkies09 Jun 201901:02:27

It's a story that starts 120 years ago, with a small hunting cabin in southern Ohio.  For Joe Godar, a member of a group called the Hunting Junkies, it's a home away from home now with a new cabin on the same 50 acre parcel filled with numerous food plots and treestand locations to hunt any wind.  We discuss Joe's plan for 12 month cycle of food sources, dual planting times during the year, one at a time arrow practice shots, and how to eliminate target panic early in the season.

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  • A 120 Year Old Story and New Story in One
  • A Cabin in Southern OH
  • Fishing More Than Hunting Initially
  • A Modern Cabin
  • The West Side of Cincinnati 
  • A 12 Month Cycle and Fun
  • Food Plots
  • A Forestry Program
  • A South West Wind and Treestand Location
  • Clearing the Land, and Placing the Plots
  • Brassica, Clover and Mix
  • All Deer Don't Go to the Same Place at the Same Time
  • 50 Acres
  • Growing Season and September Planting
  • A Duel Cycle
  • Shooting a Buck Without Antlers
  • When to Hunt
  • Get a Doe Early, Eliminate Target Panic
  • The First Arrow Is the Only One that Matters
  • Broadheads and Using the Best Arrows
  • Paper Tuned and Dialed In
  • A Memorable Hunt
  • A Horse Butt
  • All Day Sit
  • 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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277 The 2019 QDMA Whitetail Report with Kip Adams26 May 201900:56:10

Per the QDMA Whitetail Report, hunters pursue whitetail deer more than any other species and whitetail hunters contribute financially more than any other hunter segment.  Whitetails are the foundation of the hunting industry.  Because of this impressive impact QDMA releases an annual report that goes deep into data and identifies trends that affect the whitetail's world and the hunters that hunt them.  We thought that it only appropriate to invite Kip Adams back to discuss the highlights of this year's report, as we did last year.  We plan to make it an annual event.

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  • Data from 2017-2018 Hunting Season
  • NE, SW, MidWest, West, Canada
  • 72 Pages, Just the Highlights
  • 11th Annual Report, Age Structure
  • 35% of Bucks, 15.5 Years, Different from Year's Past
  • 33% Across the Board
  • A Cultural Deer Hunting Change
  • Stewards of Natural Resources
  • Southern States Leading the Charge in Older Bucks
  • Mississippi, Antler Restrictions
  • A Higher Number of Bucks, Less Does
  • Half Buck Fawns, Half Doe Fawns
  • Michigan's Lower Penisula
  • A History of Deer Managment
  • Native American's Killed 6-7 Million Deer Each Year
  • Predators Don't Account for this Much Killing
  • Hunter's Provide a Free Service to Society
  • What's the Source of the Info?
  • Red Meat and Beer
  • Timing of Deer Harvest
  • Bow Hunting - Crossbows and Archery Season
  • 3 Million Bowhunters and 4 Hunters Per Square Mile
  • Facilitator of More Hunters and Crossbows
  • The Raven Crossbow -100 Yards
  • Disease and CWD - Weakening the Herd
  • Zombie Deer
  • The Number of Hunters that are Successful
  • If You Shot 2 Deer Last Year, That's Rare
  • Biggest Issue in Each Zone

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276 Anthony Stallone - Hunter Shooter - The Long Range Rifle Shot05 May 201901:38:29

We've focused a bunch on the bow shot, but perhaps we over looked the long range rifle shot. Unless you've had the need to take a 700 yard kill shot, you may not realize how much information is needed to calculate a well placed bullet.  The science is fascinating and the apps are endless. To clear this up, we invited long range hunter and shooting competitor Anthony Stallone to break it all down before you squeeze the trigger on your next long range target.

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  • Westerly, Shooting Rifles
  • East Coast Hunters in Arizona
  • Coues Deer at 400 to 600 Yards
  • Guns, Ballistics, and Proper Shooting
  • Gun Sight Academy
  • Muzzle Breaks, No Flinch
  • The Little Bastard
  • The Ruger American Precision
  • Ballistic Co-Efficient
  • Are the Day of the .30-06 Gone?
  • Cool Gun, No Bullets
  • 6.5mm Creedmoor
  • G1 and G7
  • Twist Rate
  • Every Guns Likes a Different Bullet
  • Black Hills Gold Ammo
  • The 143 Grain Hornady ELD-X
  • Higher the BC the Better
  • The Checklist to Build a Better Gun
  • Scope, Tripods, and Binos
  • Optics and Clicks
  • A $1000 Scope is a Decent Scope
  • Triggers - Timney and Crispness
  • Rings - Don't Buy the Cheap Ones or the Wrong Ones
  • Measure Scope to Barrel Height
  • MOA vs MIL
  • Wind Velocity, Altitude, Temp, Pressure, Humidity
  • 90% Leave the Gun in the Truck
  • Rear Bag
  • Math VS Field Testing, Hunter VS Shooter
  • Practice - The Mechanics of the Shot
  • Bipods vs Bags
  • Memorable Deer Hunt

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275 Gordon Whittington - The Emerging 300"21 Apr 201901:25:34

There have been far more 300" non-typical bucks killed since the early 2000s than ever documented before the year 2000.  So what gives?  Gordon Whittington, the Editor in Chief of North American Whitetail joins us for a second time to explore just that.  Is it genetics, is it food, what can history tell us from hundreds of years ago, what about the big deer that came in the decades before the new millennium?  We discuss all this in detail and dig deep into the Luke Brewster buck story, the monster Illinois buck from 2018, currently featured in North American Whitetail Magazine.

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  • Episode 106 - The Buck Story
  • The 2018 Highlight
  • A Season - Good Bad or Other
  • Those Day are Behind Us
  • The Population Numbers Drop Off - Predation and EHD
  • Not Record Breaking Like 2005
  • It's Psychological and Mental Perspective
  • Too Many Deer?
  • Overplaying the Benefits of High Density Deer Numbers
  • 2 Deer Per Square Acre and Food Plots
  • If You Have Food, You can Have High Density
  • The Industrial Age, The World's Greatest Food Plot
  • A Byproduct of Farming
  • Iowa 1850, Natural vs Man Made
  • A Low Density and Big Deer Historical Perspective
  • More 300" Bucks That We Document
  • Pennsylvania 1830 - It was a Trophy Buck State
  • Look at the Surge of Top End Deer
  • The Hold in the Horn Gross Score
  • The Steven Tucker Buck Tennessee
  • Luke Brewster Buck - Illinois
  • 1940, 1981, then 2000 and Beyond
  • Texas Hill Country and Island Deer Just Get By
  • A Body Size and Antler Size 40% Increase
  • Better Fed, 10 Year Threshold
  • Ideal Nutritional Conditions, and Abnormal Points
  • Hot Spots - Where's the Next One?
  • The Integrity of the Giant Bucks
  • Driven to Live, Years on One Lung
  • The Brewster Buck Story
  • Illinois - Currently the Only State with Two 300" Bucks

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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason "Jay" Scott Ammann

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