Rut House

Many new hunters will have a tendency to hunt directly over the biggest rub or scrape they can find and sometimes that works out. Many times though the best sign found is in a location where the deer has all the advantage and the hunter will get picked off before he ever sees the buck. That's where you have to learn to hunt off the big sign sometimes in an area that seems void of deer sign all...

Bryce and Alex talk gear. Over the years, we have both made some significant changes in our whitetail loadouts. Those changes come with lethality and efficiency in mind. Next to that and probably more importantly is what you need to bring to stay alive when the shit hits the fan. Around 1:10 we go down a wind, scent, and thermal discussion that while brief is worth a listen and probably warrants i...

It's been a while since Bryce and I got together to talk deer stuff. Coming fresh off the Mobile Hunting Expo in Dalton GA, Bryce and I went up to Maryland for our one and only pre-season scouting trip. There is a lot to catch up on and the season is quickly approaching. What to expect in this episode: -Trail camera tactics -Early season priorities -Developing a process -Pattern recognition -Scout...

John is hands down the most stand up, genuine dude I’ve ever met, and he is an archery wizard that also happens to love hunting. All to often do we spend hard earned money at a big box store of bow distributor and leave there only to later learn the bow was never turned right for you. This only leads to frustration both in practice and in the field when the moment counts. Finding the right bow tec...

Check this one out! This week we are joined by Carey Hamil, President of the Back Country Hunters and Anglers / Active Forces Initiative, Camp Lejeune Chapter. Carey is a life long outdoorsman, Marine veteran, and after retiring he continues to serve the Marines and families of Camp Lejeune by providing valuable resources making the outdoor theater accessible to all who desire entry. What to expec...

Short sweet and to the point. Here is the after action report following the Maryland Pubic Land Rutcation. What to expect. -Escaping the hunting pressure -Choosing a property that won't feel crowded -What to do when things go wrong -Post-season scouting report

Maryland is where it all started for me and has been the proving grounds for a lot of the guys in the past few years. Bryce finds success during the Maryland 2023 Public Land Rutcation. Join us as we replay and relive the good, the bad, and the down right ugly side of this awesome adventure.

Listen in on the last series coving the 2023 Kentucky public land hunt. What to expect: -What are Areas of Consolidation -What is Most Recent Sign (MRS) -Bumping Deer and Why you SHOULD -Gear_One is None and Two is One -Throw back to Fred Bear

The follow up to Ep. 6 and a more direct conversation regarding the initial planning considerations you should be thinking through when looking to go on your first whitetail adventure hunt. What to Expect: -Considerations for Choose a Piece of Public Land -Logistics and Meat Management -Mind Set -Expectation Management -Establishing Goals

Bryce and I break down the good the bad and the ugly from our 2023 Kentucky Public land trip. What to expect: -Managing Expectations -Attitude is everything -Feed Tree Magic -The Importance of Most Recent Sign (MRS) -Trusting Your Gut and Believing What Your Eyes Are Seeing More pointed conversations and After Actions to follow.

Last year Uncle Sam got fed up with trail cameras and banned the use of them on Camp Lejeune here in NC. Hard word, lots of scouting, and woodsman-ship is what’s going to put bucks on the ground this year. Post season scouting start with shed hunting for me, I’m also looking for last seasons rut sign and any areas where that sign consolidates. Check out the episode, would love to hear how the list...

Join us for a short down and dirty covering of the main points made by Nick during our last episode. Mind set is everything and the price of admission doesn't have to be steep as you will learn in this episode. Above all else though, I truly admired Nick's resilience and drive to become better hunter despite many setbacks and frustrations.

This is not your normal Big Buck Killer conversation. Listen in as Nick discusses his trials and tribulations getting started as a new hunter. Stay tuned for the outro as we pull out some of the specific points Nick makes and provide some solutions for our newer hunter in order to help you find success this coming season.

A brief discussion on tracks and how they can be used to locate a specific deers core area(s) and identify a potentially mature buck from the rest of the deer.

Bryce and I introduce ourselves, our background in hunting and discuss why we hunt as well as the purpose of the show. A little rough and crude but wildly organic. We hope you enjoy the show as much as we did recording it. Building community is one of our primary focuses so please reach out and engage with us.