
Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting
The Sportsmen’s Empire is a collection of outdoor hunting podcasts for die-hard sportsmen. These podcasts are packed with fun and educational information about whitetail deer hunting and other outdoor content. The shows aim to help listeners in the field and scratch the itch when they can't be in the tree stand or duck blind. Featured podcasts include Nine Finger Chronicles, Houndsman XP, DIY Sportsman, The Hunting Gear Podcast, and Southern Ground.
Episodes

N.F.C. - Epic October: B.S. Session
Is the October lull real, or did the deer just hear you’re coming and decide to take the week off? Dan Johnson and Pierce Nelles debate the seasonal mystery, swap whitetail advice, and ask the important questions—like whether a cold front is worth spending PTO on, and whether a giant buck photo means you’re actually good at hunting.They get into fresh scrapes, trail-camera tricks, hunting pressure

Pennsylvania Woodsman - The Maturing Hunter: When Giving Means More Than Taking
In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Chris Stivers, co-host of the Average Joe's Hunting Podcast. Growing up in central Illinois, Chris cut his teeth hunting small game before following his dad into the whitetail woods and eventually developing a lifelong fascination with black bears. Chris shares how his perspective on hunting has changed over the years, including

Antler Up - The Season Is Just Getting Started: Control What You Can Control
The season is underway, and we're just getting started. In this solo episode of the Antler Up Podcast, I'm breaking down my first few hunts of the year, the deer I've seen, and why I haven't been in a rush to force an opportunity. From hunting with Jim to spending time in the stand locally, I'm reflecting on what these early sits have taught me about patience, preparation, and

Whitetail Landscapes - Mature Bucks by Design, First Harvest, Hidden Access, Better Food Resources
This episode explores Jon Teater interviews Perry Battin about his successful deer hunting strategies, property management, and food plot techniques. They discuss how habitat improvements, food sources, and strategic planning contribute to big buck success.TakeawaysDeer habitat management and food plotsStrategic use of camera data and deer censusProperty layout and layering for deer comfortImpact

Southeastern Bowhunter - Early Season Success w/ Clifton Denney
In this episode, I sit down with Clifton Denney to talk about his success on YouTube and what it takes to consistently tag big bucks year after year. We dive into his journey as a content creator, how he’s grown his YouTube channel, and what goes on behind the scenes when it comes to finding and hunting mature whitetails.Clifton shares his approach to scouting, patterning deer, and making the most

Wisconsin Sportsman - One More Buck with Dad w/ Max Kulick
On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by Max Kulick to hear the story of Max's latest big buck hitting the ground! Max is a Wisconsin-native, husband, father, and lifelong outdoorsman. In this conversation, the guys dive into Max's upbringing in the outdoors, the importance of being a good generalist outdoorsman, his approach to getting kids into the outdoors, whethe

We Do This Too - The Shotgun Debate Nobody Wants To Have with Dustin Aburn
If you know Dustin Aburn, you know he doesn't hold back! After meeting Dustin at the Dive Bomb Festival in St. Louis, I knew we had to get him on the We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast. This Maryland-born waterfowl hunter brings serious passion, strong opinions, and a whole lot of personality to the conversation—and when it comes to RETAY USA, he's all in!Dustin joins us to talk about growing

Hunting Gear Podcast - Deer ID
Most deer hunters are sitting on years of trail camera intel and never using it. Deer ID turns those scattered photos into buck-specific patterns, weather trends, and hunt-day predictions so you can stop guessing and start hunting with purpose.Nate Crick breaks down how Deer ID was built from a simple but powerful idea: the deer you chase are often showing up on repeat cycles, and the clues are al

N.F.C. - Blueberries & Big Bucks
A family-owned blueberry farm the size of a small company. A hunter who packs out elk, chases bucks across state lines, and still walks 13 miles a day switching irrigation valves. Eric McKay returns with the kind of farming-and-hunting conversation that makes you rethink what it takes to stay in the game.Dan J. sits down with Eric to unpack how a 1,000-acre Michigan blueberry operation actually wo

Whitetail Landscapes - Advanced Whitetail Tactics with Jon Teater, Steve Sherk, and Johnny Stewart
Ready to elevate your whitetail game? Join Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes), Steve Sherk (Sherk’s Guide Service), and Johnny Stewart as they break down what it really takes to pattern and kill mature bucks.In this episode:How to evaluate a new hunting property and rank good vs. bad dirtDecoding daytime vs. nighttime buck movement through trail camera dataEvolving your setup around heavy public la

Western Rookie - B.S. Session: Mule Deer
If you care about Western hunting, public-land strategy, or want to understand what makes mule deer so different from whitetails, this conversation is packed with insights.Dan J. talks with Trevor Hubbs, editor-in-chief of Mule Deer magazine for the Mule Deer and Blacktail Deer Foundation. They discuss deer genetics and hybrid zones, and the challenges of hunting animals that can migrate hundreds

Deep In The Hunt Of Texas - Bowhunting 201
This episode of Deep in the Hunt of Texas begins with Connor talking about the start of bow season in Texas, cooler weather, and the deer he’s watching on camera. He shares his thoughts on whether to pursue a promising buck early in the season or keep waiting for a mature “tree buck” he has followed for several years. He also mentions upcoming hunts in South Texas and New Mexico.The main focus is

Bama Wall Hangers - Fishing Talk with Jesse Wiggins
Jesse Wiggins, a professional bass angler from Addison, Alabama, joins Brad Bowen to talk about turning a love of fishing into a career. He shares how he worked his way up to the highest levels of tournament fishing, and how winning an early tournament gave him the confidence to believe he belonged.Jesse explains why the shaky head helped launch his fishing career and why the chatterbait remains o

Hound Dog Network - After Season Actions
Training season may be over, but the work doesn’t stop. In this episode, we talk about what comes next—getting young hounds in the woods, building confidence, working on fundamentals, and preparing for the next season. The off-season is where the foundation is built. IG - heathhyatt147FB Heath HyattYoutube - Heath Hyatt Send your stories or questions to: creeksidechroniclespodcast@gmail.com Follo

Pennsylvania Woodsman - The Old-School Art of Hunting Wood Ducks
In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Pennsylvania native Chad Hodge for a conversation that starts with old-school deer camp and eventually finds its way deep into a wood duck swamp. Chad shares how growing up between Pennsylvania and Florida pushed him to find his own place among the seasoned hunters he looked up to. What started with archery and learning to work on h

Wisconsin Sportsman - A Conservationist for Congress with Fred Clark
On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce sits down with Wisconsin Congressional Candidate, Fred Clark, to dive into conservation issues in the Badger state! Fred is a Michigan-native who spent the majority of his career in forestry, land management, and conservation. In this episode, the guys dive into discussions about Wisconsin's transition from agriculture towards agritoursim and

Southeastern Bowhunter - My Biggest Buck Ever w/ Hunter Edwards
In this episode, I sit down with my buddy Hunter Edwards to break down a hunt we won’t be forgetting anytime soon. On this year’s opening day, Hunter connected with the biggest buck of his life—and the story behind it is just as wild as the deer itself.We dive into how the hunt unfolded, the decisions that led up to the shot, and the adrenaline of opening morning when everything comes together. Bu

N.F.C. - Hunting Down One Buck: Nocturnal Pictures
Hunting Mature Bucks: Trail-Camera Clues, Access, and Public-Land PressureWhen a mature buck appears on camera in the middle of the night, is it a real opportunity—or just another clue to file away? Dan and returning guest Pierce dig into how they interpret trail-camera photos, plan hunts, and make decisions when a buck only shows up a few times each season.They discuss the role of wind, thermals,

How To Hunt Deer - October Is HERE! Is The Lull Real?
The October Lull Is a Myth: Make Every Hunt CountIs the October lull keeping you out of the woods? Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau challenge the idea that deer stop moving in October and share how hunters can adapt as crops change, bucks begin to separate, and the rut approaches.In this episode, they discuss:How shifting food sources affect deer movementHunting bedding-to-food patterns and staging

Man Therapy - Spotting The Signs: Noticing Change
Most people do not realize how much of their mood, energy, and relationships are being shaped by things they can actually change. This conversation gets brutally honest about what happens when you stop taking care of yourself, and what it really takes to spot trouble before it turns into a crisis.Dan Johnson and counselor Kyle V break down the hidden signs that someone is sliding into depression o

We Do This Too - Everybody Starts Somewhere: Bubba Ray & Pat Talk Waterfowl Hunting
Waterfowl hunting can look intimidating from the outside—calls, decoys, waders, boats, blinds, weather, and knowing exactly where to be when that first flock comes flying in.But where do you start if you’re a beginner?In this throwback conversation, the late great Bubba Ray and his son Pat sit down to talk about getting into waterfowl hunting and what beginners really need to know. They break down

Western Rookie - Long Time Antelope Tags
Dan and Ken sit down to tackle the nuances of Alberta antelope hunting, from pre-hunt prep to field execution. After tagging out early this season, Ken shifts his focus to helping his niece harvest a buck. He shares insights from his trip—including setting up his SUV as a mobile base camp, using the iHunter app to scout and secure land permissions, and adjusting his size expectations on the ground

Hunting Gear Podcast - Made In The U.S.A.
On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan re-joins Jacob Coons for a candid look at "Made in the USA" hunting gear. Does where your gear is manufactured actually drive your purchasing decisions, or does it all come down to price tag and performance?The guys unpack price points across major gear categories, test the durability argument, and confront common manufacturing stereotypes h

N.F.C. - Finding Success In The Big Woods & Swamps
Episode DescriptionJoey Mnczunski joins Dan Johnson to share how he left a crowded family lease in southern Michigan and built a public-land hunting approach in Northern Michigan’s big woods. Over years of scouting and hunting, Joey learned to read swamps, clear-cuts, river bottoms, and changing deer pressure—and to hunt the spots rather than chase one specific buck.Joey talks about how antler poi

Huntavore - Goin’ on a Bear Hunt with Mitch Shirk
This week on Huntavore, Nick welcomes back good friend Mitch Shirk of the Pennsylvania Woodsman Podcast to talk about an exciting upcoming adventure: Nick's first-ever black bear hunt. What started as a long-standing invitation from Mitch has finally come together, and the two break down what listeners can expect from a New Jersey bear hunting experience.The conversation begins with plenty of

Hound Dog Network - Instinct, Anticipation & Tree Aggression
How does your hound know you're going hunting before you've even said a word?In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of hound intuition and the patterns dogs pick up from us every day. From the moment we turn the light on or not. My hounds recognize a familiar sequence of cues that tells them exactly what's coming next. We talk about aggression at the tree. Can it be fixed

Bama Wall Hangers - Hunter's All Game Talk: Minerals vs. Food
Brad Bowen welcomes Todd Brogdon and Shane Whitten of Hunters All Game, an Alabama hunting-product business. Todd describes how the brand outgrew what he could manage alone, while Shane brought business energy and helped expand production and online sales. The guests discuss how a small local store helped demonstrate demand, and why the company is now focusing on efficient production and distribut

Pennsylvania Woodsman - Stop Overthinking Your Western Hunt
In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Josh Craig of Western Hunter 101 to talk about taking the intimidation out of planning a western hunt. Growing up in the Midwest, Josh spent years dreaming about hunting elk and other western game but assumed those adventures required a guide, a pile of money, or knowledge he simply didn't have. Eventually, he realized the bigges

N.F.C. - Suburban Bowhunting & Population Control
Urban deer hunting gets wild fast when 10 acres can hold 15 to 20 deer. Returning guest Mike Ward joins Dan Johnson to explain how he and his organization help manage overpopulated deer in southeastern Pennsylvania, where deer move through backyards, landscaping beds, and neighborhoods.They discuss why deer numbers rebound despite heavy harvest pressure, how township partnerships and archery-only

Deep In The Hunt of Texas - The Hang: Deer Season Preview
Connor, Curtis, and James catch up just days before bow season opens. They reminisce about dove hunting in South Texas—including Connor’s favorite hunts with smaller shotguns—and swap stories about getting stung by wasps.The conversation turns to the frustration of unreliable cellular trail cameras: Connor describes cameras failing despite new batteries and monthly service fees, and wonders whethe

Wisconsin Sportsman - The Early-October Playbook with Josh Krstic
On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by Josh Krstic to dive into chasing whitetails in early-October! Josh is a diehard deer hunter and an outstanding woodsman from Southeast, Wisconsin. In this episode, the guys recap Josh's Montana mule deer hunt, and shift gears back to the Midwest to dive into beating the fall shift, and locating big bucks in early-October. Josh sha

Southeastern Bowhunter - 50 Years Of Deer Hunting Experience w/ Nelson Chandler
In this episode, I sit down with Nelson Chandler to dive into an incredible 50 years of hunting experience right here in Georgia. From lessons learned in the field to stories that could only come from decades in the woods, Nelson shares a lifetime of knowledge about hunting, wildlife, and the changing landscape of the sport.We talk about how hunting in Georgia has evolved over the years, the skill

Whitetail Landscapes - Designing the Perfect Hunting Acre, Deer Habitat Layout and Strategy
This episode explores land management, habitat improvement, and hunting strategies to maximize success. Jon Teater shares insights on designing the perfect hunting acre, land features, and deer behavior to enhance your hunting experience.TakeawaysLand management and habitat design principlesDeer movement and behavior analysisElements of a perfect hunting acre including food, cover, and waterDesign

How To Hunt Deer - Youth Season Recap
The season is shifting fast. Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau discuss how relentless rain, delayed crop harvest, and changing deer movement are affecting Midwest hunting—and what hunters may need to adjust as the season unfolds.They share updates from their properties, including trail-camera intel, mock-scrape activity, standing crops, and concerns about fewer mature bucks. Dan also recounts a yout

We Do This Too - Give Them Their Flowers While They're Still Here
This is an episode that means a little more to me right now.I'm bringing an older conversation with the late, great William “Bubba” Ray back to the forefront because sometimes an old episode becomes more meaningful with time.Bubba has been on my heart heavy this past week, and it got me thinking about something we all need to hear:Give people their flowers while they're still here.Tell you

Nine Finger Chronicles - Opening Week Public Land Buck Down
AI is already changing deer hunting faster than most hunters want to admit. Dan Johnson and returning guest Aaron Berg break down how drone recovery, public-land strategy, and early-season buck behavior are forcing hunters to rethink what is fair, what is effective, and where the line should be drawn.Aaron shares the reality of running a deer recovery drone in the middle of hunting season, includi

Whitetail Landscapes - From The Vault: Early Season Hunting Tactics
FROM THE VAULT:In this episode, Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) and Steve Sherk (Sherk’s Guide Service) discuss hunting plans and setups for early season. Steve dives into his process and plans for the next several weeks before clients arrive. Jon explains his plans and when he anticipates having a shot at one of his target deer. Jon explains fawn recruitment on his own property and how the habi

Deep In The Hunt Of Texas - Texas Draw Hunts w/ Hunter AKA Captain Texas
In this episode of Deep in the Hunt of Texas, Connor talks with Hunter Thompson about preparing for deer season, the rising cost of hunting access, and how Texas hunters can use the state’s draw-hunt system to find new opportunities.Hunter shares his background growing up near Houston, learning to hunt from his family, and eventually working in environmental restoration. He explains how wetland mi

Bama Wall Hangers - Seed, Soil, and Stories with Matt of WMS
Brad Bowen and Tucker Bowen welcome Matt Rushing from Wildlife Management Solutions to Bowen Taxidermy for a practical conversation about preparing deer food plots across Alabama and the South. With planting season approaching, Matt explains which seed blends work best for different locations, including the Alabama Blend, Mississippi Mix, Deer Magnet, brassica blends, and clover options.The discus

Hound Dog Network - Doing it Right
Sometimes the lessons that stick with us the longest are the ones we learn without realizing it.As a kid, I spent weekends rebuilding a crosstie wall that was good enough in my eyes. At the time, it was just extra work that didn't need to be done—lifting, stacking, lining things up, and making sure each tie was where it needed to be. Looking back, though, that wall taught me something that app

Pennsylvania Woodsman - Bear Camp BS: Scouting & Strategy
In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch sits down with returning guest Jason Miller of JMiller Custom Calls to kick off another New Jersey black bear season. The conversation starts beneath the mount of Jason’s biggest bear yet—a massive bruin estimated around 600 pounds live weight and now in the Boone and Crockett record book. Jason tells the full story of a hunt he almost didn’t go

N.F.C. - Tater Skins & Fist Fights
What happens when a hunting podcast turns into a hilarious, brutally honest conversation about parenting, public-land chaos, and why the best bowhunters are always one bad decision away from disaster? Dan Johnson and Pierce Nelles unpack the kind of real life that can derail a hunt in seconds - a swallowed Lego, an emergency room run, and a day that goes off the rails before the first arrow is eve

How To Hunt Deer - Deer Hunting B.S. Session
October deer hunting is changing fast, and the hunters who win it are the ones who know when to trust trail cameras, when to trust sign, and when to keep their feet moving. Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau break down the real early-season shifts happening right now, from buck movement and scrape activity to the exact kind of terrain, food, and access points that can turn a guess into a shot.Dan sha

Wisconsin Sportsman - EHD & Wisconsin Deer Herd Health with Erin Larson
On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce sits down with DNR Deer Herd Health Specialist, Erin Larsen to learn all about the recent EHD outbreak in Southeast Wisconsin, as well as other deer trends across the state! Erin is a Minnesota-native and UW Stevens Point graduate who has spent over two decades with the Wisconsin DNR. In this conversation, Erin shares the most up to date info on E

Souteastern Bowhunter - Why Feeding Deer Changes The Hunt
In this episode, I sit down with Steven Coffelt from Rapid Raxx to break down one of the most debated topics in deer hunting—how feeding deer changes the hunt.We dive into how supplemental feeding impacts deer movement, behavior, and overall herd health. Steven shares his firsthand experience working with landowners and hunters, explaining how the right feeding strategy can not only improve your c

Man Therapy - Make Better Decisions
The wrong decision is usually the obvious one - and this conversation shows why that matters for drugs, alcohol, porn, marriage, and the people you let into your life. Dan and Kyle get brutally honest about the choices that quietly shape a life, from a single party that can change everything to the daily habits that either build a strong family or tear it apart.Dan shares a disturbing story about

We Do This Too - The Outdoors, The Calling and The Creator
I sat down with Mason Norman, Retay ambassador and part of the Mossy Oak and Drake family, for a conversation that goes way beyond hunting.We talked whitetails, ducks, turkey hunting, gear, the outdoor industry, and the experiences that keep us coming back to the woods and water. But more importantly, we talked about Jesus, faith, family, and what it really means to live a life centered around God

Hound Dog Network - Lasts
A final hunt with that certain hound can carry a strange weight. You may not realize you're experiencing the last time you'll walk that trail, sit against that tree, hear them strike and tree. At the time, it can feel like just another morning in the woods, just another hunt. But every once in a while, there's a hunt that becomes something bigger than the hunt itself. A good hound may

N.F.C. - Public Land Slayer: Chancy Walters
Forward-facing sonar, brutal tournament pressure, and a 220- to 240-inch Kansas buck that got away—Chancy Walters lays it all out in this raw, funny, and unexpectedly intense conversation.If you care about competition fishing, big whitetails, or the mindset it takes to stay dangerous when the margins are razor-thin, this episode hits hard. Chancy breaks down why today’s tournament game is so punis

Western Rookie - 20 Years Of Elk Hunting
Elk hunting is not about luck—it is about putting yourself in the right 200-yard bubble at the right time, with enough days left to make the moment count. Tim Kent breaks down nearly two decades of hard-earned lessons chasing elk from the East, including the mistakes that cost him bulls, the calling mistake that instantly blew up a setup, and why his biggest breakthrough came from learning where e

Deep In The Hunt Of Texas - Early Bow Season Manual
This episode of Deep in the Hunt of Texas is a practical guide to preparing for bow season, especially for hunters in North Texas.The host begins by apologizing for previously releasing the wrong episode, then discusses his own late start to deer-season preparation. He covers getting cameras and feeders set up, trimming shooting lanes, tuning and practicing with a bow, using short-distance repetit

Bama Wall Hangers - Buck Masters talk With Cody Hall Inbox
This episode of Bama Wallhangers features Cody Hall, a Buckmasters representative, discussing his journey from growing up as a South Mississippi hunter to working for one of the most recognizable names in the outdoor industry. Cody explains how Buckmasters began more than 40 years ago with Jackie Bushman and evolved from television competitions and print magazines into a broader media brand that i

Huntavore - What does Autumn taste like?
In this episode, Nick explores the sensory and cultural experiences that define autumn, from seasonal preparations to culinary delights, and how to mentally embrace the season's unique flavor.Attribution Code"Slow Burn" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Head to www.mybookie.ag, use promo

Antler Up - The Weight We Carry
In the final installment of The Becoming Series, Jeremy takes a step back from the pursuit and asks a bigger question: What are we actually leaving behind? Looking back on memories of hunting and growing up with his dad, Jeremy reflects on how hindsight changes the way we see the moments we once took for granted. We’re never guaranteed another hunt, another conversation, another opening morning, o

N.F.C. - B.S. Session: Small Property Oasis
Some of the best deer habitat isn’t on giant farms - it’s built one pond, one apple tree, and one overlooked bedding pocket at a time. Dan Johnson and Adam Larson break down how a 35-acre Wisconsin property becomes a legit buck magnet when you combine food, cover, access, and a little obsession.Adam shares the real-world habitat decisions behind his place in Columbia County, from a 20-by-30 pond t

Pennsylvania Woodsman - When Life Changes, Hunting Changes
In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitchell is joined once again by Albert Tomechko for a conversation about how deer hunting changes as life gets busier. Between work, kids, sports, family commitments, and everything else competing for time in the fall, the days of building an entire schedule around the perfect weather pattern or hunting every opportunity aren't always realistic. M

How To Hunt Deer - What's More Important, Access or Stand Location?
The advice most deer hunters get about access routes is backwards. If you want more daylight deer sightings this season, start thinking like the deer do, not like the guy walking straight to a stand.Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau break down the route-planning mistakes that cost hunters their best chances, and the simple shifts that can make a small property huntable again. If you’re juggling fami

Wisconsin Sportsman - Collegiate Conservation with UW Stevens Point BHA
On this episode, Pierce sits down with Eili Haight to dive into the unique world of operating a chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers on a college campus! Eli is a senior Wildlife Ecology & Management major, and the President of the UW Stevens Point chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers. In this conversation, Eli shares some of the things that make a BHA chapter on campus special

Southeastern Bowhunter - Talking The Lord And Big Bucks w/ Pastor Josh Franklin
In this episode, I sit down with Pastor Josh Franklin from Solid Rock Church for a real and honest conversation about faith, purpose, and the outdoors.We dive into what it truly means to have a relationship with Jesus—not just knowing about Him, but walking with Him daily. Pastor Josh shares his personal journey of growing in faith, the challenges he’s faced, and how staying rooted in Christ has s

Whitetail Landscapes - Designing a Food Plot Deer Actually Want
In this episode, Jon Teater discusses how to improve food plot design and support better crops. The discussion leads to a better understanding on why deer don’t eat brassica. Deer often walk right past corn and brassica, and there are tricks that can produce better crops, create more attraction, and get deer right where you want the. Jon discusses bigger habitat design models for food plot and why

We Do This Too - Start Hunting The Moment
In this solo episode of the We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast, I get real about what it means to stop hunting just for the deer and start hunting for the moment. The sunrise. The quiet woods. The sound of leaves moving. The time spent sitting in a tree. The memories made with family and friends. The lessons God teaches us when we're willing to slow down and listen.We put a lot of pressure on our

Man Therapy - Stop Complaining and Start Living
A raw 9/11 conversation turns into something bigger: perspective, grit, and the uncomfortable question of what we owe our kids, our country, and each other. Dan Johnson and Kyle start with family, wrestling, and the pressure of young athletes proving themselves, then pivot into a powerful reflection on how tragedy changes the way we see failure, sacrifice, and what really matters.Dan shares what i

Hunting Gear Podcast - From The Vault 2019: What's In Our Pack
What actually stays in your pack when it’s time to hunt whitetails? On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan and Bob do a complete gear dump for the fall season. From grunt tubes and scent control to bow ropes and screw-in steps, if it takes up space in their packs, it’s getting talked about.Join the conversation on the Sportsmen's Empire Facebook and Instagram pages, or connect with N

Western Rookie - Elk Success In Harsh Conditions
EPISODE DESCRIPTION - Ready to publishColorado just changed the elk hunting game—and the next round of regulations could reshape how residents and non-residents chase tags, points, and opportunity. If you hunt the West, this is the kind of episode that can save you years of confusion and help you make smarter decisions before the 2028 changes take effect.Dan Johnson sits down with Colorado hunter

N.F.C. - Next Level Bowhunting Strategy
Big deer hunting success comes down to two things most hunters get wrong: trigger control and finding the micro pocket that deer actually use. Dan Johnson breaks down how to resist shooting the first decent buck that walks by, why that discipline is the difference between filling a tag and chasing a true target buck, and how access routes, bedding edges, and staging areas can completely change you

Bama Wall Hangers - Tag It & Bag It!
This episode centers on Johnny Bauman and his company, Tagged and Bagged, a hunting accessory brand built to help hunters transport birds properly to the taxidermist. The idea was born from a painful personal experience: losing a dog’s last retrieve to freezer burn. That moment inspired Johnny to create a higher-quality solution that protects birds and preserves the memories connected to them. The

Deep In The Hunt Of Texas - Dove Season Opener and Deer Season Talk
Connor Little welcomes Brandon Smith back to the podcast to celebrate the return of hunting season in Texas. They begin by recapping their opening-weekend dove hunts, discussing dry conditions, extreme heat, bird numbers, and the different experiences of hunting in North and South Texas. Connor also shares the story of his long drive south, a memorable breakfast-taco stop, and the advantages of us

Hound Dog Network - Firsts
Every houndsman remembers his first.Your first dog.The first time you heard a hound open on a track.The first time you followed that voice through the dark.The first time you walked up to a tree with the game in it.The first dog that really meant something to you.But some of the best firsts come later.The first time your son or daughter hears a hound open.The first time they grab the lead.The firs

N.F.C. - Deer Hunting: Less Pressure More Patience
Ten years changes the hunter, but maybe not in the way you think. Ryan Mead sits down with Dan Johnson to compare notes on a decade of bowhunting, deer behavior, and the hard truth that experience eventually changes how much you care about doing everything “perfect.”Ryan opens up about what has shifted most since his last appearance on Nine Finger Chronicles - from being overly cautious with trail

Pennsylvania Woodsman - Does Your Gun Actually Like That Ammo?
In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitchell is joined by Ryan Burnett of Pattern Pros to talk about one of the most overlooked pieces of hunting preparation—actually knowing how your gun and ammunition perform together. Ryan explains how Pattern Pros grew from a frustrating day of shotgun patterning into a way for hunters to test multiple loads without buying full boxes of ammunition th

Wisconsin Sportsman - Taking Steps Towards Better Land with Hoksey Native Seeds
On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by Kent Boucher & Nicolas Lirio from Hoksey Native Seeds to discuss the benefits of prairie, and steps to take towards healthier land! In this conversation, the guys discuss Kent's unfortunate lifestyle choice of being a Chicago Bears fan, Nicolas' journey at Hoksey, drastic changes in Midwest ecology, small steps we can all

Southeastern Bowhunter - Mature Bucks Hit Different w/ Joe Miles
In this episode, we sit down with Joe Miles of ASIO Gear to break down proven strategies for targeting mature bucks. From understanding pressure and movement patterns to dialing in your setup, Joe shares insights that can make the difference when it counts. We also dive into some of the newest ASIO Gear products and how they’re designed to give hunters an edge in the field. If you’re serious about

Whitetail Landscapes - Food Plot Face Off, Behind the Seed Part 5
Vitalize Seed, Grandpa Ray Outdoors, Northwoods Whitetail, Real World Wildlife ProductsIn this episode, experts discuss the intricacies of land management, habitat design, and hunting strategies to optimize deer hunting success. They share insights on food plot design, deer behavior, and habitat enhancement to help hunters and land managers make informed decisions. The guests detail the perfect fo

How To Hunt Deer - How To Hunt The Second Half Of September
September deer hunting is changing fast, and the hunters who keep using August tactics are about to get left behind. Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau break down the second half of September, when drying beans, dropping acorns, shifting deer movement, and early crop harvests start rewriting the map right under your feet.If you need to figure out where deer are moving now - and how to stay ahead of t

We Do This Too - From The Vault: How It Started vs What It Became
Y’all are always asking me and Trey how we got started in podcasting, what the early days looked like, what we struggled with, and how we went from just having an idea to actually building something people listen to.Well… we already had that conversation. So instead of making another episode telling the same story, I’m bringing THIS one back.In this episode, Trey Reed and I sit down and get real a

Man Therapy - Mental Breakdowns & The Clancy Case
A child murder case, a psychotic break, and a question nobody wants to answer: when does a broken mind become a crime that can never be forgiven?Dan and Kyle get into the Lindsay Clancy trial and the uncomfortable line between mental illness, accountability, and public outrage. What starts as a conversation about a headline-grabbing case quickly turns into something bigger - postpartum depression,

N.F.C. - Neighbors: Whitetails & Mule Deer
Western Kansas Deer Hunting: Decoys, Glassing, and Mature Buck StrategyWestern Kansas hunting gets brutally honest here: when deer numbers fall, CWD spreads, and the wind never quits, how do you still find mature bucks? Travis Glassman breaks down the exact strategies he uses to stay on deer in one of the toughest crossover zones in the Midwest, where whitetails and mule deer live in the same coun

Hunting Gear Podcast - Nested Treestand Systems
Episode DescriptionThe best mobile hunting systems do one thing - they disappear into the hunt. Nested Tree Stand Systems is built around that idea, and Gabe Denzine explains why this brand was designed from the ground up for hunters who pack in, climb once, and want every piece of gear to work together.Gabe and Dan unpack how Nested grew out of a real problem: the clunky, cobbled-together setup s

Bama Wall Hangers - The Warden and Dove Season
The episode kicks off with excitement for dove season and a recap of recent travels, including a stop to learn more about ammunition and how much goes into making the right shells. The hosts welcome Curt Porter back to share advice and reminders before the season opens, creating a conversation that is both timely and informative. They also emphasize the value of learning from experienced hunters a

Deep In The Hunt Of Texas - HUNTING SEASON IS HERE!
Folks! We have made it, summer is coming to an end and hunting season is officially here. We have a short one this week, hunting and fishing has been hot so we’ll get back to the interviews next week. Just finished up a week of fishing in Lake Charles and I am heading down for a dove hunt in Uvalde. Hopefully next week I can get caught up the deer hunting and get off and running!Head to www.myboo
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