Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

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N.F.C. - The Impact Of Trapping Coyote On The Deer Herd Jan 18, 2021

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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan is joined by Casey Shoopman of Illinois to discuss the how trapping for coyote impact the deer herd. The guys discuss how trapping helps with fawn recruitment and helps keep the pressure off the deer herd during the winter months. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

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Oklahoma Outdoors - A Whitetail Season To Remember Jan 18, 2021

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On this week's episode, John talks about the ups and downs of his 2020-2021 deer season. After starting things off with some preseason prep, he talks about some serious hardships during muzzleloader season, including wounding a nice buck. While trying to recover from that, a warmer than average November doesn't make things any easier. Luckily, things turn around for his late season archery hunting and when the dust settles there's really nothing left to complain about. Oklahoma Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

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Huntavore - Only a Tappe Away From Your "Cue", with Tappecue Jan 18, 2021

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Gina and Jacob Bourrett own Tappecue, a Missouri based company who produce the original cloud based, wifi enabled, meat thermometers. Seeing a niche for a hardware unit with a heart of software that could connect to the cloud and be on any smart device, Tappecue was launched. Their first unit is a 4 stereo port that can handle 8 probes or 4 dual probes (internal and chamber thermometers in one probe). These are wired probes. Recently launched are Tappecue’s Air Probes that are bluetooth connected to a smart device. These probes are wireless making them very versatile for applications where wires would be an issue. Knowing that probes are not new to the market, and come as an added feature on grills and smokers, Tappecue separates itself as a stand alone thermometer which can be used on your existing setup or even on your next upgrade. Not to mention its accuracy of +-2 degrees. Tappecue is a family owned business, who manufactures the whole product in Missouri, including the circuit boards. The software is written and run in house as well. Customer service is a passion of theirs, making any problems a breeze with phone calls to them. Depending on your level of cook; competition bbq with several smokers, or a hunter waiting to cook a backstrap to perfection, Tappecue has the solution. Whether you got a milti probe or single Airprobe, you will always be one Tappe away from your cue. Huntavore is proud to partner with Tappecue. Use the code: HUNT10 at checkout for 10% off your order. Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

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Hunting Gear Podcast - Average Joe B.S. Session Jan 15, 2021

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Josh Mapes of Michigan joins the podcast to chat about a variety of topics surrounding hunting gear and equipment. The guys kick thing off by discussing his experience with hunting out of a tree saddle and why he decided to go back to a treestand. They also cover how Josh makes his hunting gear purchase decisions based off of functionality and budget. Topics discussed include treestands, bows, clothing, grunt calls and much more. Enjoy! Hunting Gear Podcast is Powered by Simplecast

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DIY Sportsman - Wild Game Cooking with Ted Bright Jan 14, 2021

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Ted Bright is one of those guys who takes an above average approach to overall health and wellness. Fitness and hunting are both large contributors, with most of his meat consumption coming from wild game, be it venison, wild turkey, or even other "non traditional" types of meat. In this podcast we discuss Ted's primary approach to cooking venison, how he ages meat, why he likes to cook large amounts, like a whole shoulder, at once, and how he incorporates planned secondary dishes from leftovers of the primary meal. His methods are usually artsy in nature, rarely following a set recipe. He also utilizes venison fat much more commonly than the average deer hunter. We also touch on portions better suited for "hot and fast" versus "low and slow", cooking wild turkey, and even an experiment with groundhog. DIY Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast

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Average Conservationist - Lyle Hebel of Stone Glacier Jan 14, 2021

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This week on the podcast Marcus is joined by Lyle Hebel. Lyle is the Marketing Director for Stone Glacier as well as a board member with 2%. The guys talk about Lyle's upbringing in the outdoors and how his natural artistic ability led him into the outdoor industry. Lyle gives a bit of a behind the scenes look at Stone Glacier and some of the reasoning behind the solid colors they use for their gear. They get to talk about some of the new products they just launched and most importantly why conservation plays such a big role in their business. If you're looking for any type of new gear for an upcoming hunt, be sure and check them out! Average Conservationist is Powered by Simplecast

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N.F.C. - A Big Buck Chess Match Jan 13, 2021

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If there is one thing that you can take a away from the last couple of Nine Finger Chronicles episodes, it's that persistency kills deer. And today's episode is no different. On this episode, Dan is joined by Tom Waters of Kentucky to talk about his season of close calls that led to his success. The guys discuss 3 different times that Tom got busted or messed up resulting in a blow opportunity. Finally, in December, Tom had one final opportunity where he was able to use all of the information from his previous encounters to help put him in the right position for the perfect shot. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

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Ohio Huntsman - 2020 Year In Review Jan 13, 2021

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Every year we do a review of our hunting season and discuss how we feel things went for us individually. This week we share that conversation with the listeners of the podcast. Unless you live in a cave you know the world was hit with a global pandemic that caused many people to change their plans in 2020 and that included some plans relating to our seasons. However, we still managed to get a fair amount of time in the field and even try a few new things. Jeff began his journey into waterfowl hunting with limited success which played a role in his overall season success. Jason had one of his more challenging seasons in recent memory, but definitely learned some valuable lessons along the way. Jacob took advantage of his property to meet some harvest goals he had set to start the season and therefore had a fairly successful season. Overall, 2020 left plenty of room for improvement for all of us but we look forward to using some of the things we learned to have a more successful 2021 season. Ohio Huntsman is Powered by Simplecast

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Freshwater Bite - Buying An Affordable Boat Jan 13, 2021

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We are off and running here in 2021 with the podcast and a new episode for you to enjoy. Not everyone chases fish during the hard water season so it is a great time to work on your boat or start looking in the market for one to purchase. Eric Long from Long Line Charters joins us for this episode to tell us all about a $3,000 boat he purchased and fixed up for an affordable price. When looking for a boat you don’t have to break the bank especially if you don’t have much time to fish or if this is your first time buying a boat. Eric shares with us what he looked for before purchasing the boat and what to look at when you are there thinking about pulling the trigger. I love this episode because he breaks down the steps of what he did to get this affordable vessel into fishing shape and ready for open water when it arrives. Check out Eric’s website below and I hope you can take away some pearls for your boat this upcoming season. Enjoy. Freshwater Bite is Powered by Simplecast

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Land & Legacy - Understanding Vegetation Podcast Series - Shrubs Jan 12, 2021

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After following up the podcast form last week, where we discussed in full detail the value of forbs on the landscape, we climbed the vegetation ladder and covered shrubs this week. Shrubs are the multi-tool or swiss army knife of vegetation devoted to wildlife value. During this podcast, we discuss upland shrubs, wetland variety, and also differentiate soft versus hard mast shrub producers. The role of these shrubs often times produce year-round food options as well as dynamite cover opportunities. If you want to improve your property for wildlife, you have to know and promote native shrubs! Learn all about them this week! #ForLoveoftheLand Land & Legacy is Powered by Simplecast

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