Lone Star Outdoor Show

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Jul 6, 2026

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Episode 673: West Texas Archery Aoudad, Raising Kids In Hunting Camp and The Latest From All Seasons 17.04.2023

Zach Gates is the 2nd generation owner/operator and chief innovator at All Seasons Feeders. He's also a passionate bow hunter with an affinity for chasing one of Texas most rugged creatures in the West Texas mountains. Aoudad sheep (native to Africa's Barbary Coast) are hard enough to get into range with a trusty rifle, but [...]

Episode 672: “Mauled” – One Man’s Incredible Will To Survive After A Savage Grizzly Attack Deep in the Alberta Rockies 10.04.2023

It was late August and Jeremy Evans was excited for sheep season to open up the following day. He had his eye on a band of bighorn ram he'd been watching all summer. That all changed the instant a little brown fur ball ran ten yards in front of him. Jeremy knew immediately that the [...]

Episode 671: Game Wardens Rely on Ethical Hunters to Bring Poachers to Justice 03.04.2023

Vinny Ranucci knew the buck was a one in a lifetime specimen for Northern Idaho's rugged back country. The lifelong hunter, trapper and outdoorsman spent 3 years waiting for the right opportunity to put his tag on this deer. So, after bedding the buck midday during Idaho's September archery season, his heart immediately sank after [...]

Episode 670: Private Land Owners Locking Up Public Water, Predator Hunting Contests on Public Land, ‘Tethering Bills’ An Underhanded Shot at Houndsmen & Anti Hunters Banking on the Optics of Wanton Waste 27.03.2023

Phew! So much to get into this week during Part 2 of our discussion with New Mexico Wildlife Federation Executive Director Jesse Deubel. While we won't see eye to eye on some issues, (like his stance on predator hunting contests on public land) we certainly are in the same camp when it comes to stream [...]

Campfire Conversations 37: Bear Hunting With Hounds, Kentucky Whitetails and GoWild Giving Away a $40,000 Polaris Ranger! 24.03.2023

Brad Luttrell is one of the nicest guys you'll come across in the outdoor industry. The GoWild founder jumps on to discuss a few memorable hunts from the past season. Including a Virginia bear hunt with hounds and rifle hunting out of a saddle in his home state of Kentucky. Plus we get into social media [...]

Episode 669: Western States Keep Raising the Rent on Non Resident Hunters – When Does the Bubble Burst? 20.03.2023

It's no secret that Western states rely on non resident applications, tags, licenses, permits etc to fund their state wildlife agencies fiscal budgets each year. Meanwhile residents of those states get to hunt and fish for pennies on the dollar. Do I personally take issue with the way things are structured? No, but at what [...]

Episode 668: A Lifetime Dedicated to Bear Hunting and Research AND Not All Hunting Dogs Are Created Equal 16.03.2023

SCI Foundation Large Carnivore Program Leader Maria Davidson has spent her career working with bears. After retiring from the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, the SCI Foundation brought her on to head up their large carnivore team. Maria and I taped this one while at the recent SCI Convention in Nashville. The conversation was [...]

Episode 667: Thermal & Night Vision Then & Now and Armasight Gets Back To Their Roots 13.03.2023

When did night vision and thermal technology come about? Hell, I have no idea - but our longtime friend Darren Jones of Armasight is well versed on the topic. We try not to get to technical, but still explain how these technologies function. Some other highlights include: How Darren used Night Vision/Thermal during his deployments [...]

Episode 665: Wild Dogs – Shoot Or Don’t? Navy Seal Turned Alaskan Hunting Guide Trevor Thompson 27.02.2023

While they might look like your neighbor's mutt, truly wild (feral) dogs have no place on the landscape. Often void of human fear and quite aggressive, they're also hell on wildlife and livestock. One Houston area listener recently sent me some images of the aftermath when a pack of 5 large wild dogs dug under [...]

Campfire Conversations 36: Spring Bear, Gobblers, Alaska and More With An Old Friend 23.02.2023

Mark Boardman and I have had some great conversations over the years. This Campfire Conversation is no exception. The longtime Vortex Optics higher up and I discuss a wide array of topics including: Highlights from the past hunting season Spaghetti Shootouts Ring height when mounting a new scope Spring bear and turkey plans Anti 2A [...]

Episode 664: The Boykin Spaniel’s Place in the Duck Blind and One Western State Aims to Strip Citizens of Popular Hunting Firearms 21.02.2023

Sportsmen’s Alliances VP Brian Lynn makes his return this week. We discuss his home state of Washington and the new anti hunting management plan attempted to be implemented by their hunting/fishing commission. A plan void of predator management that would ultimately affect hunter opportunity for ungulates. Then we move to New Mexico where a couple [...]

Campfire Conversations 35: Lake O.H. Ivie Produces 2nd Largest Texas Bass Caught in Past Three Decades! 17.02.2023

Jason Conn is no stranger to giant largemouth bass. He guides professionally on Lake Fork. His recent run of good fortune however was something nobody could have predicted. He first caught a 14 plus lb lunker on O.H. Ivie back in December. This week however, he bested that with a 17.03 lb whopper, the 2nd [...]

Campfire Conversations 34: Trophy Import Bans and SCI Convention Next Week! 17.02.2023

Ben Cassidy - SCI's Director of Government Affairs makes his return this week. We discuss some pressing trophy importation legislation that's been proposed in New York. The people responsible for such proposals claim to do it from a place of protecting wildlife. However, the reality is these types of bills only devalue wildlife's existence. Ben [...]

Campfire Conversations 33: West Texas Big Bobcat Contest – The Gold Standard For Predator Hunting Contests 13.02.2023

Jeremy Harrison, Todd Schwartz and Quinten Holik had no idea how successful the West Texas Big Bobcat Contest would become. But here we are some 15 years later and it's the gold standard for predator hunting contests. The tournament has paid out over $3 million in prize money since it's inception. The three co founders [...]

Episode 663: A Largemouth Trifecta For the Ages and An Idaho Man Tracks Down Mountain Lion that Killed & Ate His Dog 13.02.2023

Dalton Smith came from Kentucky to Texas' Lake O.H. Ivie with the goal of catching a share lunker largemouth in mind (13 plus lb largemouth bass). Not only did he succeed but he's done it three times! The first two both went over 14 lbs and were caught on December 30th making Dalton the only [...]

Campfire Conversations 32: Congressman Andrew Clyde on Biden’s Attempt to Circumvent the 2nd Amendment Through Weaponizing the ATF 10.02.2023

This might be the most important Campfire Conversations installment thus far. Congressman Andrew Clyde, R-GA joins me to discuss President Biden's blatant attempt to skip the legislative process in order to advance his anti 2nd Amendment agenda. Thankfully, Representative Clyde and many of his constituents have taken legal action to thwart recent intrusions on law [...]

Episode 662: Sticking it to Non-Residents – Western States Depend on Out of State Hunters for Revenue…Where’s the Tipping Point? 06.02.2023

If I was a resident of Wyoming, I'd prefer for the majority of big game tags be allocated for Wyoming residents. I think it's realistic to feel that way. However, when non resident licenses/tags fund the majority of most Western states entire fiscal budgets, well there has to be a happy medium somewhere. It seems [...]

District Of Conservation Podcast Roundtable: Gabriella Hoffman Hosts Cable Smith and Ryan Bassham 06.02.2023

In Episode 338 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes Lone Star Outdoor Show host Cable Smith and outdoor storyteller Ryan Bassham onto the podcast to discuss trending topics, crazy wildlife stories, and the forthcoming Safari Club International Convention in Nashville, TN next month. Tune in! Be sure to subscribe to the District of Conservation Podcast [...]

Campfire Conversations 31: The Wolves Are Coming, So What Do We Do With Them? 03.02.2023

Colorado voted to reintroduce wolves. That ship has sailed, it's happening. So now what? The obvious answer is to focus on Colorado's Wolf Management Plan going forward. On this episode of Campfire Conversations I'm joined by Howl For Wildlife's Charles Whitwam and Lifelong Coloradoan and Minturn Angler Founder Justin Nolan. The current proposal does call [...]

Episode 661: The Quest for the Sonoran Muy Grande – Mule Deer Hunting in Old Mexico 30.01.2023

I've hunted Mule deer in 4 states with modest success. Sure, I've killed a few bucks, but eaten tag soup more often than not. The grey ghost and I consequently have developed a love/hate relationship as a result. So when my good friend and international hunting buddy Arturo Villegas starting telling me about hunting giant [...]

Episode 660: Waterfowl & Rape- A Lesson in Hybridization, Plus The .300 Win Mag & 7 Mag Duke It Out 23.01.2023

Is there anything more exciting for the duck hunter than when the retriever brings back an unexpected rare specimen, or perhaps a banded bird? While I have seen thousands of ducks brought back to the blind personally, I'd never seen a hybrid or a banded bird until this November when JoJo brought back a weird [...]

Campfire Conversations 30: Shhhhhh… The Truth About Gun Safes, Firearm Storage and How the U.S. Military Secure It’s Weapons 16.01.2023

Tom Kubiniec has lived a fascinating life. I honestly didn't know what to expect leading up to this conversation, but it was one of my favorites in recent memory. Tom talks about his time pursuing a career as a guitarist in California to founding a laptop storage company and ultimately becoming the largest armament storage [...]

Episode 659: Holiday Hunting Highs & Lows, Known Anti Hunting Group Tries to Federally Protect Coyotes and Taxidermy Do’s and Don’ts For Your Next Trophy 09.01.2023

If you're family is anything like mine, you probably spent a good portion of the holiday season with family and friends. The rest however was likely spent in a deer or duck blind. I recap some of the hunting highs and lows over the past few weeks (Much of that time spent tent camping at [...]

Campfire Conversations 29: Colorado Resident Reflects on Mountain Lion Terrorizing Local Community 06.01.2023

15 pet dogs killed by mountain lions in 30 days? That's the reality in Nederland, Colorado. A quiet little ski town outside of Boulder. I recently posted about the topic on my Instagram page and Cody Neill sent me a message that he lives in the community. I immediately knew we needed to sit down [...]

Episode 658: Suppressors Right to Your Door, Prairie Dog Hunting & What’s A ‘TRUST’ With Silencer Central 02.01.2023

If you haven't suppressed your rifle, why is that? Is it the cost, the arduous process or something else? On Episode 658, Silencer Central founder Brandon Maddox joins the conversation to discuss how his company has simplified the process to the point where the suppresser shows up on your doorstep once the ATF has approved [...]

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