Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

This is our final episode.  We have enjoyed the journey and have been amazed by all the kind words and the number of people that have reached out to let us know we have had an impact on their lives in some small way.  We want to thank you all for tuning in each week over the past 3 years and wish you all lots of success in the upcoming season!   Ohio Huntsman is Powered by Simplecast Learn more ab...

Throughout the years of doing podcasts, we have discussed pasture land and cattle on many of them. However, devoting an entire podcast to the pros and cons of pasture on a recreational property is necessary. So many landowners fall into this category and it is necessary to honestly evaluate how good the property can become when pasture land is understood.  Immediately when we discuss pastured acre...

The stars aligned and we got aggressive, it paid off when a mature buck strolled through during daylight hours. Chainsaw Chad put an arrow where it needed to be and the buck dropped within sight!  The story for this podcast starts back in the spring with a late frost. With zero white oak acorns for miles around this farm, we knew the alfalfa was going to light up with deer during the early season....

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water podcast we have an awesome Tales of the Chase episode about a buck nicknamed "Cotton Eye Joe."  Nate talks with Tyler Jarvis about this awesome story that spans several years.  Tyler knew about this awesome deer, but just couldn't quite connect with him until he was able to get permission to hunt some new property that he suspected Cotton Eye...

Robison Wildlife Solutions is back this week with an exciting out of the box episode. Jarryd Robison always had a love of reptiles, and when an opportunity came to work with alligators at Red Slough WMA he jumped on it. In his time there Jarryd not only learned a lot about the current state of alligators, but also made a few new discoveries of his own. John and Jarryd talk about the current popula...

One of the greatest cinematic achievements of all time was a movies released in 1987, staring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Carl Weathers. The Predator, depicted a group of special forces soldiers sent in to locate a different platoon that the army had lost all communication with. As we follow along this group led by Schwarzenegger, they learn that their enemy is not from this planet. Along the way se...

If you read this title and think you’re going to find out the exact date, time, and location to harvest a buck opening week this year – you may be crazy!  Hunting strategy content has flooded social media, and while there is a lot of fantastic advice, it can become overwhelming to utilize in your hunting area.  It is also extremely easy to over-think your hunting strategy and let emotion overcome...

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan has frequent guest Justin Zarr on to talk about the recent hot topic of YouTube demonetizing certain hunting channels. The guys discuss everything from why they think YouTube is taking money from those channels and how much of an impact it will have on the brands and companies that are affected by this change, to how long we think this will last a...

Welcome to the Southern Ground Hunting Podcast, and thank you for tuning in. This week we’re digging into the vault from a couple years back, talking with Dave Owens of the Pinhoti Project. If you’ve followed Dave’s YouTube channel, you probably know that he is a die hard turkey hunter. What you may not know is that he actually cut his teeth in the outdoors hunting southern whitetails. He and Park...

Deer season is finally here! This week we hear from the Wisconsin Deer Program Specialist, Jeff Pritzl. Jeff has been with the Wisconsin DNR for three decades, and that shows in this episode! What do we do with CWD? How are wolves impacting hunting in the Northwoods? How can hunters be more involved and more informed when it comes to deer management in our state? Jeff answers all these questions a...

Today on The Average Conservationist Podcast, Marcus welcomes in Ryan Sarkkinen. Ryan is the owner of 2% Certified Ryan Sarkkinen Coaching. The guys start their conversation talking about all things coaching, and why it seems to have become more of a popular route for people in walks of life to work with. Coaching small businesses and allowing them to reach their full potential is what Ryan loves...

On today's episode of the DIY Sportsman podcast, Garrett interviews Jake Bush about hill country bucks. Jake has lived and hunted in both New York and more recently southern Ohio, and has been able to find a great degree of success scouting, locating, and patterning bucks in the big woods hills.  They breakdown each portion of the season and talk about strategies for each. Jake discusses why a...

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks about his love affair with hunting staging areas and the strategy his implements when hunting them. First off he breaks down what defines a staging area, how the deer use it, and what kind of sign is usually left behind that will help identify these areas. He talks about the usual suspects like terrain features, edge, vegetation, and their r...

This week on the show we talked about where to find the deer when they are not where you expected them to be.  We talk about common mistakes hunters make when planning where to hunt. We specifically discuss hunting old sign that was made during a different time of year.  We also discussed how using summer sightings to determine fall/winter deer stands can often lead to frustration.  Another factor...

On this episode of the How To Hunt Deer Podcast,  the guys discuss interesting facts about the whitetail deer, their biology, and their lifecycle.  They talks about when they are born, what they eat, and how long on average they live. They also get in to a discussion about biology specifics like their scent glands, how they use them, and even the antler growing cycle. This a fun and interesting ep...

Frustrated by only getting buck movement during the night?  Are you scratching your head wondering why does it seem like these deer only move during the cover of darkness? These are common questions that we hear from folks from all across the country. It plagues a lot of hunters and leaves them wondering what can I do about these situations.  On this podcast, we cover the Top 5 reasons why you are...

This week on the Missouri Woods & Water podcast, the guys have on guest hosts Pat Slivkov and Russell Ryun to talk about our recent trips out west to chase elk.  Russell gets into his inaugural trip to New Mexico and all of the experiences they had out there.  New Mexico presented many challenges that made it difficult for them to get on elk before their trip came to an end.  Next, the rest of...

Another archery season is among us here in Missouri. Despite the heat this week, we had several hunts that took place with success. To hear more about these hunts and how we plan to tackle these next cold spells, download this podcast!  With temperatures pushing 90 degrees last week, we still tried our hand at bow hunting to break the ice. The first sit of the year was an aggressive move that resu...

This weeks guest on the Oklahoma Outdoors Podcast is Kreg Griffith. Kreg runs the social media pages Oklahoma Bowhunter, a place for bowhunters all across the state to come and share stories and support each other. Chances are if you are a passionate bowhunter in this state, you have heard of or seen Kregs page or seen his booth at local hunting shows. Not only is Kreg a passionate bowhunter himse...

On this Episode of Huntavore, Nick is joined by Steven Athay, author of Live Wild Eat Wild.  Self proclaimed good cook and terrible hunter, Steven writes about his hunts, and then follows up with recipes and write ups about the dishes he and his wife make from that animal.  Steven has a true passion for being connected to his food and the process it takes.  We go deep on a bare bones home butchery...

This week on the Southern Ground Hunting podcast, Parker and Drew are talking about the similarities and differences in hunting deer in the early season in the north/midwest as compared to the southeast. If you spend time on different forums, you'll likely hear people grumble about how "Those midwestern deer just don't act the same as our deer in the south". It's a regular topi...

This week on The Average Conservationist Podcast, Marcus welcomes Gael Sanchez. Gael is the owner of 2% Certified Cactus Quoll Creations. The two talk about Gael's job as a Wildlife Biologist here in Michigan and what led her down that path. As a self taught silversmith, Gael draws from her experience as a biologist to create unique, one of a kind jewelry for anyone who loves the outdoors. Whi...

The hunting industry would like you to believe that you need specialized gear for every different hunting scenario. But todays guest says that's not the case.  On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan is joined by Andy McLaughlin to discuss whitetail hunting gear that he uses on his western hunt. The guys discuss everything from ranges finders, packs, boots, and of course clothing and...

This week on the Ohio Huntsman Podcast we discuss the recent changes related to the artwork for the federal duck stamp.  The federal duck stamp has provided an enormous amount of conservation dollars for waterfowl habitat and the bulk of that money comes from waterfowl hunters.  In order to show appreciation for that contribution, there was a requirement added to the artwork competition.  The artw...

On this episode of the How To Hunt Deer podcast, the guys discuss how to process your deer for its meat and what to do if you you would rather take it to a professional  butcher.  This can come off as a daunting task if you have never processed wild game before, but don't worry, there are plenty of outlets that can educate you on the most effective and sanitary way to get the meat off of your...