Brian Colburn

The Wild Tone

Sports EN ↓ 38 episoder

A short, twice-weekly podcast for hunters who want to get better at the whole craft — not just the call. 30-second tips covering scouting, setup, calling, shot placement, and more. Starting with Elk and Turkey. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. Hosted by Bernard.

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Brian Colburn

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11. sep. 2026

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Episoder

Apply like a portfolio, not a lottery ticket 28.05.2026

The principal focus of this podcast episode is the strategic approach to applying for hunting tags, emphasizing the importance of diversifying applications across various units. I elucidate the risks associated with consolidating all points into a single marquee unit, which may ultimately result in an unfulfilled season. Instead, I advocate for a more judicious distribution of applications, sugges...

Know your shooting hours cold 26.05.2026

Today’s discourse is centered around the intricacies of spring turkey hunting, with a particular emphasis on the critical importance of understanding state-specific regulations. It is imperative for hunters to note that many states impose restrictions on spring turkey hunting, often permitting only half-day shooting sessions that conclude around noon or 1 PM. We underscore the necessity of verifyi...

Consistency in Elk Hunting: The Key to Tagging Success 21.05.2026

The primary focus of this discussion centers on the critical elements that contribute to successful elk hunting, emphasizing that consistency in practice yields superior results compared to reliance on mere luck. We delineate the essential inputs—such as wind discipline, quiet movement, careful glassing, proper setup, positioning, and shot restraint—that collectively culminate in the desired outco...

Starting over every year keeps you at square one 20.05.2026

The predominant assertion in this discussion is that most individuals engaged in calling practice do not experience substantial improvement over time. We observe that after an initial attempt at calling, participants often move on without critically evaluating their performance, resulting in stagnation. Six weeks later, many find themselves in the same position, lacking any discernible progress. T...

Practice calling year round 19.05.2026

The primary focus of today's discussion pertains to the essentiality of mastering the skill of turkey calling, which transcends mere equipment acquisition. We elucidate that effective turkey calling is a discipline cultivated through dedicated practice rather than reliance on gear alone. It is imperative to recognize that seasoned practitioners engage in rigorous training for months leading up to...

Arrive Early when you can 14.05.2026

The primary focus of today's discussion centers on the strategic advantages of allocating additional time for preparation in the context of hunting. We elucidate the significance of acclimatizing to elevation and observing current conditions, which can substantially enhance one’s overall effectiveness during the hunting experience. I emphasize the critical nature of planning ahead, particularly in...

Patience is the Skill, not the Waiting 13.05.2026

The principal focus of today's discussion centers upon the importance of patience and stillness in the pursuit of turkey hunting. We elucidate that the act of remaining stationary serves as the foundational strategy for successful engagement with this elusive game. By emphasizing the necessity of active patience, we underscore the importance of attentively reading the environment, tracking the tom...

Scout with your ears before opening day 12.05.2026

The primary focus of this episode is to provide essential insights for beginner and intermediate hunters, particularly in preparation for the upcoming hunting season. We emphasize the significance of employing roost listening techniques, which can yield valuable information surpassing that of conventional maps. It is imperative to arrive at the hunting location during the critical times of first l...

Hunt today's conditions, not last month's notes 30.04.2026

The primary focus of this podcast episode is to emphasize the critical importance of adapting to current environmental conditions while engaging in outdoor activities such as archery, black powder, and rifle hunting. We advocate for the necessity of moving elk into areas that may not align with previously scouted photographs, thereby underscoring the dynamic nature of wildlife behavior. Additional...

Build plans around birds, not drainages 28.04.2026

The salient point of this podcast episode is the strategic approach to hunting, particularly for beginner and intermediate hunters. We emphasize the importance of understanding the specific habitats in which turkeys reside, as they tend to inhabit particular patches of woods rather than expansive habitat zones. We advocate for the formulation of multiple plans: Plan A focuses on the tom that has b...

Build three hunt plans before you leave 24.04.2026

Today, we delve into the intricacies of strategic planning for hunters, particularly those who are novices or at an intermediate level. The salient point conveyed is the necessity of having multiple plans—Plan A, Plan B, and Plan C—to enhance one's adaptability in the field. Plan A serves as the initial strategy, while Plan B is essential for navigating unexpected pressures that may arise. Further...

Turkey hunting is won in the weeks before opening day 21.04.2026

The principal assertion of this podcast episode emphasizes the paramount importance of preparation in turkey hunting. Specifically, we elucidate that the hunter who engages in thorough scouting, patterns their approach, and practices calling in March will significantly outpace their counterpart equipped with superior gear but lacking such diligence in April. This assertion underscores the notion t...

Adapt faster than the mountain changes 16.04.2026

The discussion centers around the pivotal nature of pre-season preparation for hunters, emphasizing that while one might assume a poor shot is the primary reason for losing a hunting season, it is in fact a myriad of overlooked details that culminate in such an outcome. The host articulates the importance of flexibility in one's strategy, noting that the initial plans often fail upon encountering...

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