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    Alabama’s hunting Region lies above the Coastal Plain and below the Appalachian foothills, stretching across the state through 23 counties.  So named because of the nutrient rich soil, Alabama’s Black Belt was once an agricultural epicenter.  This fertile habitat is known to produce high-quality whitetails, making Black Belt deer hunting a desirable outing among h...

Join us this week as we squeeze in a last minute episode with Hunter of Florida Boy outfitters to discuss the Do's and Don'ts of getting access to and hunting small parcels of private ground. Buy Tickets now to join us at the pig roast on Sept. 11th 2021. not only will the food be amazing but you'll have the opportunity to enter in a raffle to benefit Operation Outdoors Freedom and win a Fully rig...

It’s a peculiar time of year in the South Eastern United states when late summer comes around. July 31st marked the beginning of deer season in southern Florida bucks have shed their velvet and the rut is in full swing all while just a few short hours away in central Florida bucks are still in bachelor groups with some horn growing left to do. Although it really doesn't feel like it, hunting seaso...

Falconry is defined as the sport of hunting with falcons or other birds of prey. With its origins dating back to some 4,000 to 10,000 years ago it's safe to say it's no new kid on the block. Making a connection with and working alongside apex predators to achieve a common goal is no easy feat, it's not just something you can just decide one day you’re going to do. To better explain the art of falc...

What is a common man? Merriam Webster defines common man as the undistinguished commoner lacking class or rank distinction or special attributes. But when it comes down to brass tacks the common man is responsible for making the world turn. The everyday American blue collar worker, the one who is up before the sun to work a day in it and then some. The backbone of modern society. America was found...

Long before the invention of the automobile, Rifled barrels, shoot even the gun powder itself, mankind had joined forces with his four legged friend in a mutually beneficial relationship to pursue game. Now fast forward a few hundred years and put yourself in the heart of the south eastern united states in the fall and you just might hear the distant baying of hunting dog hot on the track of a whi...

The year was 1876, the centennial anniversary of our great nation. Colorado had just been added as the 38th state in the union, the west was still very much wild and the black hills of what we now know as South Dakota and Wyoming were alive with the rush of miners seeking a life's fortune in gold. Amidst the chaos of a still budding nation healing from a civil war, congress created the office of S...

we suffered some technical difficulties with the audio file we had originally prepared for you this week but have no fear we brought back an episode from earlier this season to fill the gap and keep things rolling. This week we are joined by veteran fly-fishing anglers John Grasta and Ben Stone to talk about saltwater fly fishing and fly tying. John has been fly fishing for over 40 years and moved...

The largemouth bass inhabits waters in almost every state making it the most popular game fish  in the United states. Chased by everyone from novice to professional anglers across the US some purely for sport and some for table fair. The state of Florida’s fisheries consist of  more than 7,500 lakes, ponds and reservoirs, and approximately 12,000 miles of fishable rivers, streams and can...

Florida is its own diverse landscape. Boasting millions of acres of public land the state of florida ranks number 14 out of 50 states for public land access. Florida’s public land encompases a wide variety of landscapes from the seemingly never ending swamps of the everglades, the endless pine and palmetto flats of the Ocala national forest to the hardwoods of Point Washington wildlife management...

this week you'll join Jordan, Jim and some of the guys from the Suwannee River fishing expedition to talk about the journey. Some traveled 50 miles over 5 days others joined late for the 30 mile trip but the fun excitement and comradery were none the less. Sit back turn up the volume and enjoy some of these funny stories and fish tales from a river as old as time. Facebook- https://www.facebook.co...

Today we pause to honor the men and women who laid down their lives so that we could be free. Memorial day, Originally known as Decoration Day, originated in the years following the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971. Many Americans observe Memorial Day by visiting cemeteries or memorials, holding family gatherings and participating in parades. So take today and cook wild gam...

          Whitetail deer are the most popular game species in the US with a population somewhere in the neighborhood of 33 million it easy to see why. Many hunters in the eastern United States  take to the woods in the early fall with a bow and arrow in search of their quarry, the brave heat, afternoon thunderstorms, and mosquitoes among a myr...

After the Great Expulsion in 1755, Acadians arrived from the Canadian Maritime provinces in Louisiana, and settled along the bayous where crawfish were abundant. According to Cajun legend, after the Acadian now called Cajuns were exiled in the 1700’s from Nova Scotia, the lobsters yearned for the Cajuns so much that they set off across the country to find them. Their journey was so treacherous tha...

this week we are joined by some very special ( yet not so special ) guest. the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and "honorary" 4th place winners of Gobblers and garbage..... its just us, we managed a clean sweep and took home all the prizes. If you think your gonna win next year you better step up your game because we'll do it again. Follow us on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/underpressuroutdoors Join the Podca...

        Put yourself in this situation, you’ve busted your tail to save the money, you suffered through unsuccessful tag drawing after unsuccessful tag drawing, all while training to stay in shape to be able to chase an animal up and down a western mountain range and it finally happens. The stars align the heavens open and you draw that tag you've been worki...

 we ‘ve all heard the saying that a bad day of fishing beats a good day of work and i guess that's true, that is if you don’t fish for a living. A fishing guide, like a modern day pirate follows his map from big red X to big red X  in search of a hidden treasure below the surface. An individual more at home in the water than on dry land.  A person who sees more sunrises and sunsets...

   In an environment that seems to be permanently riddled with mosquitos, alligators, poisonous snakes and just about any creepy crawly insect you can find you might spot the odd man out. Its likely they’ll be waist deep in the muck with a shotgun. Rain or shine they stand like a statue braving the elements. The hunters of the swamps are their own special breed, we may not deal with...

  Deep in the tannic stained waters of the Okefenokee swamp lies the beginning of a blackwater river. In a fertile river valley that was once home to many native American tribes this river served as a natural water way for hunting and trade. At 246 miles long the Suwannee river is the 3rd longest river in the state of Florida. The Suwannee is full of unbridled adventure as it cuts its ro...

In a much simpler time, years before one of Florida's first invasive species the Giganticus Mousimus commonly referred to as Mickey, lived a wild and vast prairies riddled with palm trees, oak hammocks and swamps full of alligators. From the 1500s until 1844 whole east coast of Central Florida was known as "Los Musquitos".   After Andrew Jackson received authority to take possession of t...

As hunting season as we know it comes to a grinding halt across the country with the end of spring turkey it leaves outdoorsmen and women with the burning question in the back of their minds, what do I do know? How do I pass the time until I can once again set foot into the woods and water in pursuit of game? The avid archery hunter is going to be at the range sending arrows deep into the target,...

This we are joined by Chuck Echenique owner of rebel yelp outfitters and game calls. Chuck has been operating rebel yelp outfitters for almost 3 decades manufacturing game calls and guiding turkey hunts. With that much experience in the woods chasing not only turkeys but the elusive Osceola turkey of Florida he’s sure to have plenty of advice for every level from the complete novice to the hunter...

This week we sit down with Jim Hasley, Central Florida Vice Chair for The Florida Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers after a great and successful day of cleaning up the Ocala national forest to discuss what we can do to make a difference and to thank the many volunteers who stepped up to the plate and drug some garbage out of the woods. Find us on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/underpr...

This week we are joined by Jay Stone of Warriors Quest to talk turkeys. Jay is a guide and field producer for Warriors quest as well as Piney woods lodge in Eufaula Alabama. Jay grew up rambling the woods of the South East in search of the elusive spring gobbler and he's here to share some tips and tricks he learned along the way. find us on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/underpressuroutdoors...

Join us this week to talk about what's been going on at Under Pressure Outdoors. Sometimes life gets in the way and this week it most defiantly did but a little later than scheduled join us to to hear about our adventures from the 2020-2021 hunting season. find us on Facebook here- https://www.facebook.com/underpressuroutdoors Join the group here- https://www.facebook.com/groups/215742899927592 Fi...