This week on the show we discuss how to start your hunting season off with a bang. 

On this weeks podcast, we discuss the flexibility of land on a specific Ohio Hunting Property.

During this podcast we discuss some of the biggest failures we've ever committed on our family farm and some of the most common we see people making.

This week we're joined by Reese Johnson and talking about how he targets specific bucks on public land, as well as how he executes his hunts to kill them.

Nick headed over to Fox Farms Processing to talk with Alex Fox, second generation deer processor. Together, they lift the veil of what happens to your deer when turned over to a reputable processor. Are you getting your deer? Is care and consideration given to your quarry? What about CWD? Is the processor stealing your backstrap? Alex tells all and gives some considerations you should take on getting the best quality venison from a processor.

The boys were pleased to welcome the founder of Taz Timbers Outdoors, professional relief pitcher Tony Zych.

Tim grew up in New York hunting whitetails, moved to Colorado in 2013 and instantly fell in love with elk hunting in the mountains.

The guys talk about some local work being done here in Michigan and why Bryan loves to get boots on the ground when volunteering.

In this week's Ohio Huntsman episode, we tackled the question of how much does it actually cost to harvest a whitetail deer.

During this weeks podcast we bring you an update from the owners of Bur Oaks Bluff. This 280 acre property is getting a habitat facelift.

This week, we speak with Kevin Harlander of First Lite to learn about the company and the secrets of wool based hunting gear.

The guys get to talk with 3 of the 5 elk lottery winners in Missouri.

Troy Fowler, aka Ranch Fairy joins the show to talk about building heavier and more lethal arrow setups.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan and Bob break down their recent scouting missions, discuss trail camera intel, and season strategy.

We finish off our conversation, and the Local Legends series, with the third key to success from Bobby Worthington... PERSISTENCE.

On this episode of the Iowa Sportsman, Dan is once again joined Tom Peplinski to discuss the basics of deer hunting.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan chats with Al Farah of Western Pennsylvania about his journey to becoming a mobile hunter.

In today's episode I'm tackling some of the more common questions that have been coming through with the season right around the corner.

On today's episode Marcus is joined by Chris Henry of Bend, Oregon. While recovering from a serious motorcycle accident, on a whim, Chris and a buddy decide they are going to try their hand at turkey hunting.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan has Mark Kenyon on to break down some current events and discuss their backcountry meal plan.

The gang's back together! Nick is joined by friends of the show, Dustin and Brock. Together they each have the same mission preparing for the upcoming deer season in Michigan, but take slightly different approaches. They run through their archery set ups and other summer time preparations. However, they don't stop there. While we prepare for the hunt and the moment of truth, we can’t forget about when the work actually begins. They look past the hunt, and after the shot to the “now what” part of having to get this animal home. The guys breakdown their process from field dress to freezer. Get your checklists ready, here we go.

Nate, Micah, and our guest host Russell Ryun make a trip down to Nixa, MO and sit down with Black Widow Bows to talk about traditional bows.

During this week's podcast, Matt and Frank discuss one of the largest and overlooked fundamental aspects of land management, location!

During this week's podcast we discuss how fall food plots actually work. We start at the basis with the understanding of how seeds germinate.

We continue our conversation with local legend, Bobby Worthington. In part 2, Bobby focuses on stand placement through finding funnels and finding the buck sign surrounding them.