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164 MICHAEL WADDELL - Strike Quick, Strike Hard, Hunt Smart - Origins of the Bone Collector & Early Deer Season Hunting Tactics Sep 03, 2016

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Michael Waddell never planned to be on television. He was like any other kid growing up in rural town USA. He hunted small game like every other kid. He fished for bass like every other kid. In fact, Michael says you we're considered odd if you didn't do these things. It wasn't until Michael became more passionate than others about certain aspects of the outdoors that he was noticed by the founders of Realtree. But even then it wasn't about being on television, it was more about being a guide and cameraman for those who already had their television host jobs locked down. It wasn't until Michael pitched an idea for a new show to the Realtree decision makers that he got his break. However, he never intended to be a host, it was just an idea. The rest is history. Michael Waddell prefers to be humble and gracious at all costs, despite his hectic lifestyle. He says that hunting is when he actually gets to relax and the rest of his life is absolutely chaotic (which makes sense being one of the most popular hunting personalities in America). We discuss the origins of the Bone Collector and early season deer hunting tactics.

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DEER NEWS:

Robotic Decoys Help Nab Poachers
13 Foot Gator Taken at Florida Farm
Deer and Deer Hunting Joins Pursuit Channel in 2017
Indiana Collecting Deer Samples after Bovine TB Discovered

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

We are Closing In, Hunting in Fruit of the Looms
Michael Waddell's Mentor Michael Pitts
You Were Weird if You Didn't Hunt
I Never Had a Goal of Being on TV
An Advisory Staff and Free Camo
$100/day to Guide Dale Earnhardt
Can you Run a Camera? And $18,000 a Year
A Political Bubble and National Television
I Didn't Mean Me
Go Through the Door If It's Open
The Development of the Bone Collector and Gregg Ritz
Jeff Foxworthy and T-Bones Nickname
The Incomplete Deer Hunter
Being Gracious and Humble Always
Difference Between Arrogant and Confident
Early Season Deer Hunting Tactics
Strike Quick, Strike Hard, Hunt Smart
Records Year to Year, Old School VS New School
Last Minute Tree Stand Placement Techniques
Out of State Hunting, Learning the Property, and DIY
You Need to Listen to Others to Be a Better Deer Hunter
You're Not Better than the Guy Hunting in His Backyard
Ground Blind Tactics, Don't Over Thing It
Carbon Technology and Scent Containment
Facebook Fan Questions for Michael and 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

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163 NIKKI BOXLER - Deer Hunting New York Dairy Country, The Farmer's Daughter, Tractor Scouting, and Sap Wars Aug 27, 2016

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Dairy farming, mismatched camouflage, deer scouting from a tractor, maple syrup, and electricity from manure aren't exactly the things you'd think of these days when you think of Nikki Boxler. But, these items have been a part of Nikki's life for some time, and at her roots, these are the types of things that keep her grounded. Nikki says she really prefers the simple life and says that social media and television are exactly what we need less of in order to get back to the what really matters. However, despite enjoying life without wifi, Nikki recognizes that the internet is a crucial piece of society and communication with the world as she pursues careers in marketing, in and out of the outdoor industry. Nikki is an early riser and frequents her family farm for shooting, hunting, and peace of mind when she isn't being flown around the country for hunts sponsored by Winchester and Realtree.

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DEER NEWS:

Deer Ticks Disappearing in Dry Northeast
Study Shows Some Deer Resistant to CWD
ATF Issues Warnings of IEDs in Trail Cameras
Missouri Reminds Hunters of New Deer Regulations for Fall 2016
2 Charged with Several Deer Hunting Violations in Iowa

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

Western New York and a Large Dairy Farm
"I can back up farm equipment better than I can parallel park a car"
Grandpa Settled in New York and Made the Most of It
Making Electricity Out of Manure
The Farmer's Daughter and Maple Syrup
Sap Wars- Once You Try Real Syrup, You Never Go Back
Driving the Tractor and Studying the Wildlife
A Treestand, Good Luck Nikki
My Worst Fear is Wounding and Animal
An 8 Point Buck on the First Try
2 Way Radios and a 2 Mile Walk
The Most Googled Question about Nikki Boxler
Gut it Out and Self Processing
Mis-Matched Camo and Then Along Came Realtree
The Hill of Western New York
Maple, Pine, and Twitter Bucks
Deer Hunting in Multiple States- NY, TX, and CO
Getting Rid of Cable and Television
Dropping Social Media, Except Now We Need It
The Deeper into the Woods We Go the Happier We Get - A Catch 22
The Business Side of Hunting and the Farm Mentality
Patience and Nose Jammer
Stay in the Woods Longer with Text Peer Support
10 Rapid Fire Questions

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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason "Jay" Scott Ammann

Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

162 TR WALTERS - A School Teachin' Deer Huntin' Machine from Southern Michigan Aug 20, 2016

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TR Walters is a school teachin', deer huntin' machine. When he's not in the classroom educating the children of Hickory Corners, Michigan he's out at the farm or in the woods teaching himself more about the idiosyncracies of his local deer herd. TR believes in planting both spring and fall food plots, endless observation of deer and deer habits, soaking his ground blinds months in advance of the hunt, and never carries a knife on a hunt (he says it's bad luck). As we continue our quest to identify the habits of high successful deer hunters, TR is our latest deer hunter breakdown. We discuss everything from treestands, to ground blind placement, from food plots, to scent cover, and much much more.

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DEER NEWS:

National Deer Alliance Launches New Website
Maine Panel to Decide Soon on Any Deer Permits
Deer Vasectomy Plan for Staten Island Deer Herd
Most Decorated Female Shooting Olympian Speaks Out About Gun Rights

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

Hickory Corners Michigan and being a School Teacher
The More You Get Into It, The More Addicting it Becomes
The UP of Michigan
Spring and Fall Food Plots
Sometimes Less Is Better, Time is a Big Issue
When I first Started Hunting , Gun Hunting from a Treestand Wasn't Allowed
The Deer Population of Lower Michigan 40 Deer Per Acre
EHD and the Population Today
That's Twice the Meat
How Many Day Do You Spend in the Woods
The Invention of the Pop Up
A 25 Year Change and Being More Selective
What I Love about Trail Cams
A Complete Set of Observation Tools
Putting Out Ground Blinds Months in Advance
Bad Luck and a Hunting Knife
Early Season Fresh Earth Scent
As Scent Free As You Can Be
When You Can Track A Deer at a Fast Paced Walk
6'2 and 240lbs, I like Ladder Stands Better
If I Hunted Public Land, I'd Use More Climbers
Who Knows What You Don't See
Moon Phase Strategies and the Barometer
TR's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
10 Rapid Fire Questions

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161 JIM KINSEY - Camera Man Jimmy, Making Music, Filming Endlessly, and Hunting the Big Sky Country Aug 13, 2016

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It was love at first kill. Jim Kinsey, former US Marine helicopter mechanic, writer, film maker, and hard core deer hunter, met Jana Waller (one of our favorite predators on the planet) in a ground blind on a turkey hunt. Does it get any better than that? Now, Jim spends much of his time behind the camera handling the filming and editing for the show Skull Bound on the Sportsman's Channel. Jim writes for various journals, the television show, and is now writing music for Nashville. Jim says despite the jump from medium to medium, story telling is story telling (and he's good at in by the way...). We go behind the scenes with Jim and find out what his life is really like, how he got there, and where he's going. And he tells one heck of a good deer story, so stay tuned it!

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DEER NEWS:

New Jersey Wants to Introduce Cougars to Control Deer Population
County Board Agrees to Change Suicidal Deer Sign
Archers to Cull Deer Herd Again in New Lebanon
Another Law Suit Dismiss Over Ann Arbor's Deer Cull Program

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

Living in Montana and Surrounded by Mountains
How I met Jana, Love at First Kill
I Can Write a Melody
How To Decide Which Story to Tell
The Men from Red Platoon
Writing for Scripts, Magazines, and Music
How Much Writing Goes into and Outdoor Show
First Marines of Hawaii - Helicopter Mechanic
Marines Do Cry, Anti-Hunters, Thick Skin
The Middle Ground - The Non-Hunters
8k, 4k, HD 1080
Flat Out, Light Outs, Dropping the Hammer
60 Yards and a Bipod - A Thick Thick Buck
170" Muley Starring Me in the Face and Coyote Yips
26,000 Steps and Two Bucks, No Roads
Shooting All Day Long, and Crayons
Not Everything Goes Perfectly, Equipment Failure, and Garbage Bags
Exposed to the Elements, Get Ready to Buy Another
Odd Scented Camera Equipment
Jim's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
The Hartford Buck
10 Rapid Fire Questions

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160 DOUG KOSTREVA - Building Your First Food Plot , Plant Now for October, Advanced Techniques, Weeds, Soil, Fertilizer, and Tonnage Aug 06, 2016

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Doug Kostreva doesn't get much sleep. A typical day starts at 4AM and doesn't end until after 9pm. Doug doesn't mind though. As a multi-generational farmer, Doug never stops thinking about how to make stuff grow better. If Doug isn't filling an order for a hunter eager to get their food plot off the ground, he's giving someone advice on how to make the best food plot of their life. As Doug says, you want to plant far enough ahead to give your plants maximum growth at the very moment you step into your treestand. This means planting in August to give the deer a buffet of greens to devour in October and November. Doug takes this stuff seriously and spends hours crafting the next best seed blend combination for various environments. We pick Doug's brain about everything from choosing a plot site, to weed killer, to fertilizer, to tonnage, to soil testing, nitrogen and much more.

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DEER NEWS:

Sunday Hunting in Delaware
Deer Numbers are on the Rise in Minnesota
Hunting Access Program Seeks Landowners in Lower Peninsula Michigan

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

Pound Wisconsin just North of Greenbay
Protein Grows Antlers. Period.
Rototill and Burn, Killing Weed Seeds
Discing the Bejesus Out fo It, Glysudaphate (aka glyphosate)
No Nutrients, No Moisture and Late Season Hunting
Soil Testing and Lime - The 3 year Plan
Annual and Perennial - Designed to Keep Deer Healthy
Building a Restaurant - First Time Plot
Weed Kill, Soil Test, Fertilizer
Tonnage - They'll Grow Over Your Waist
Pre Bud Stage - Highest Protein State
Stemmy and Woody- Deer Don't Eat It
Deer Follow Deer - Food, Water, Bedding
Broadcasting Oats and Turning them Into the Soil
What % of Glyphosate VS Organic Weed Killer
Soil Testing - 5 Samples and 5 Inches
Germinate and Stall, Acidic Soil vs Perfect Soil pH
Nitrogen, Lime, and Can Soil Be too Basic?
Feeding Deer VS Attracting Deer
Triple 18 or 19, Watch Your Lawn Fertilizers
Brassicas - Rapes, Turnips, Collards, Kales, Radish
Planting Spring VS Summer - Peak Production
Getting in and Out of Your Stand Relative to the Food Plot
Peaking in October, When Should we Plant?
Minerals, Top 5 Pointers, 10 Rapid Fire Questions

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

159 SHANE MAHONEY - Conservation Matters & Wildlife - You Never Run Out of Lessons Jul 30, 2016

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Shane Mahoney is a world renown conservationist, hunter, and outdoorsman. There may not be another person on the planet that has done more for conservation efforts globally than Shane. Despite his efforts, Shane's opinion about the current state of conservation is not a good. As he says, you never run out of lessons with conservation and that the animals cannot speak for themselves. Conservation is a complex equation and carries with it extremely practical applications. Shane shares his opinions on hunting, of all varieties, why hunting should not come with an adjective, and gives us a history lesson about the conservation efforts as we know it today.

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DEER NEWS:

Study Reveals 2016 Deer Study Group Results
Young Bucks vs Old Bucks: Which are Smarter?
Science vs Public Opinion to Develop Deer Management Policy
Bow Hunting Recovery Rate, Coyotes Studies, and Do Penned Deer Pay?

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

A Newfoundlander, of Irish Descent
A Beautiful Place - Hunting and Fishing Culture
Walking to School - No Buses in a World of Wildlife
A Childhood Forever, You Never Run Out of Lessons
Does it Ever Get Boring?
Nothing Against Humans, But Animals are More Interesting
Animals and Hunting Suffocate Daily Stresses
The North American Conservation Model 1988
Aldo Leopould 1933- Purposful People Gave Rise
Pittman Robertson - Most Simply Unique and Democratic
Conservation has Become a Practical Business
Teddy Roosevelt: They Cannot Speak for Themselves
How Are We Going to Paid for the Protection?
The Non-Hunter and the Trophy
A Term Corrupted and Unsalvageable
Let's Not Use an Adjective to Describe Hunting
High Fence Hunting - A Division Between Hunter and Hunter
We Can't Throw All High Fence Hunting in a Bag
There Is No Perfect Line, But Extremes are Bad
A Memorable Deer Hunting Story
Is Conservation in Good Shape?
Calculating the Value of Wild Meats
10 Rapid Fire Questions

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

158 KELVIN WILCOX - VAPPLE - The Science Behind Quality Deer Attractants - Scents, Flavors, and Fillers Jul 23, 2016

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Vanillian. As a chemical formula, the organic compound looks something like this: C8H8O3. Combine this with an apple and you get something called Vapple. Neophobia: extreme or irrational fear or dislike of anything new, novel, or unfamiliar. Deer are the world's biggest neophobes if you think about it. And that's exactly what Kelvin Wilcox, deer hunter, creator, and founder of Vapple did. He thought about every little component that could and should go into an attractant, from the smells, to the fillers, to the flavors and made something that is perhaps the worlds best smelling deer attractant and neophobe antidote. Kelvin's original quest was to make a wind checker powder that smelled like something a deer would like to eat. He accomplished that and moved onto an additive attractant, soaps, blinds, and cover scents, and scent eliminators. Each product carries the Vapple quality and formulation that keeps the brand consistent. This show is about something you've never heard about, but we're guessing you will smell it before the end of the year.

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DEER NEWS:

ATA Adopts New Rules for Attendees
House Approves Bill To Cease Protection of Grey Wolf
Mild Winter Prompts Increase Tag Numbers in Northeast
Amendments on Defense Bill to Take Aim at National Public Land

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

A Smell Like No Other- Apple and Vanilla
A Lesson in Scent Cover: Vanillin Old School
Time to Develop, Trials and Errors
Neophobia - A Deer Fears New Scents
Scent Products and Fillers, A Game Changer
I was a Hunter Before Vapple
The Vapple Formulation - a Flavor and a Filler
Getting Deer to Associate Smell with Food
The Windchecker Bottle, Acorns, Deer Mineral, Embedded
Calcium, Phosphorus and Salt Content
Don't Tell Me, Show Me- 30" in 1 Year
Cover Spray- Same Formulation to Much Powder
Scent Eliminator- It's More than Just Scent, It's UV too!
The Black Light Test for UV
The Beast Blind- A Portable Durable Blind
Kelvin's #1 Most Memorable Deer Hunt
Special Guest: Josh Carney
10 Rapid Fire Questions

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This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason "Jay" Scott Ammann

Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

157 KYLE ROSNER - "That Snow Turned Red in a Hurry", Action TrackChair Deer Hunting, Wisconsin Corn Fields and Cedar Swamps Jul 16, 2016

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There was no joking around for Kyle Rosner on April's Fools Day not too long ago. After an event that would change his life forever, Kyle finds himself bound to a chair, but to Kyle, it's just the beginning of a new life path for the young outdoorsman from Wisconsin. Kyle is a long time waterfowl and turned his focus more on bow hunting with a crossbow after becoming paralyzed. "You take the little things for granted", Kyle says. Kyle is upbeat, lives and breaths deer hunting, and is killing large Wisconsin bucks. He encourages everyone to not let obstacles stand in your way despite how large they appear. Kyle now deer hunts from an Action Trackchair and routinely fishes from a boat that he has modified to his liking. This is Kyle's story.

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DEER NEWS:

Hunter's and Farms Provide 100+ Ton of Meat to the Hungry
CWD Found in SW Colorado Deer
University of Washington Study on Cougars to Save Lives
Editorial Note

HERE'S WHAT WE DISUCSS

Polaski Wisconsin to Black Creek and the Green Bay Packers
A Life Changing Accident on April Fool's Day
Waterfowl Hunting Before Deer Hunting
I Apologize for Not Bow Hunting
Since My Accident, I've Been Limited
I Live and Breath Deer Hunting Now
You Take the Little Things for Granted, A Treestand Beats a Hospital Bed
Surrounded by a Good Group of Fellas
The Action TrackChair - The Mini Tank
A Cedar Swamp, a Cornfield, and a Funnel
I Got Out 50 Times Last Year
Luck, Time, Patience, and More than One Stand
Can Treestands and Track Chairs Work Together?
Strategies- Which Stand to Hunt, When and Why
Wind is a Big Factor
The Rut in the Morning is the Best
Kyle's Most Memorable Deer Hunt
That Snow Turned Red in a Hurry
10 Rapid Fire Questions

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156 JEREMY BALLANTINE & JOHNNY BROWN - In Pursuit 365 Deer Hunting the Northeast, Vermont, New Hampshire, and the Mid-West Jul 09, 2016

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It all started with a deer hunt and a camera. At age 14, who thinks to video record their hunts? Jeremy Ballantine did just that and now he owns and operates a hunting videography company after some inspiration from Tom Blais, a great northeast videographer in his own right. Based in Vermont, In Pursuit 365 is comprised of a core group, specifically Jeremy and his hardcore hunting partner from New Hampshire, Johnny Brown. Each have their own techniques that they engage in, but one thing is certain, each love the pursuit of the hunt and everything it teaches. Both openly admit that hunting the big mountains of the west is their preferred setting, but home is New England. We sit down with Jeremy and Johnny in our first ever outdoor recording studio surrounded by the woods, old license plates, and European skulls mounts. Once again we dissect once the habits of world class deer hunters, this time it's about deer hunting in New England and a little mid-west and big mountain of the west).

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DEER NEWS:

Penn State to Monitor Deer Population
Texas Says 13 New Cases of CWD
Pursuit Channel Signs Deal with Verizon and Century Link
Another Michigan County Added to CWD Zone

HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS:

Running a Video Camera Since Age 14
There's Something About the Flight of and Arrow
If You Aren't Learning Something from the Hunt, You Aren't Hunting Hard Enough
Mentally Dealing with a Missed Shot
Stratton Vermont and Nashua New Hampshire
Hunting the Northeast Challenging
Navigational Skills of the Northeast
Midwest Private Farms, Cheddar Cheese, and Maple Syrup
Choosing One Animal to Hunt - Elk
A 600 Pound Turkey and the Vermont Moose Hunt
Vermont Bow Season - 3 Weeks of Nothing, No Season During Pre-Rut
NH Gun Hunting , Hunting Vermont
The Guide Rules of Vermont, and the National Forest Rules
Hunting Big Deer Can Be a Multi Year Project
Snow is a Northeast Buck Hunter's Best Friend
Boogering Up the Woods, Hangin and Hunting Same Day
Mature Bucks on Foot, During Daylight 1-2 Times per Year During Season
Short Term Memory, Get Back Out There!
Jeremy's Most Memorable Hunt
Johnny's Most Memorable Hunt
In Pursuit 365 and Tom Blais
10 Rapid Fire Quesitons

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Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller

Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

155 FRED EICHLER - Coyote and Predator Hunting Common Mistakes and Traditional Bowhunting for Whitetail Jul 02, 2016

Show notes

Fred Eichler has been deer hunting whitetail and other big game with a bow and arrow since he was a kid, but today he is more known as a multi-state international predator hunter. As we continue our pursuit to dissect world class hunters and expose the habits that make them successful, Fred is our latest guest. We learn how he uses his predator and hunting and trapping skills to hone his deer and elk hunting skills. We also discuss several of the common mistakes that predator hunters make and how to correct those mistakes. And, we talk traditional bow hunting and why Fred feels it is the ultimate way to take down big game species. But it's not all straight forward, there are some tips and tricks that Fred uses to get those 26 yard shots frequently.

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