Dr Dave Samuel spent a 30 year career as a wildlife management professor at West Virginia University. Dr Dave said that he truly enjoyed his work there and loved new interns because he always had another deer study ready to go. However, Dave’s journey goes well beyond a life of academia. Dave is an accomplished […]
Big Buck Registry Podcast
Deer Hunt by Big Buck Registry: 183 HAL BLOOD
The elements often dictate the best style of hunting for a particular region of the country. In Maine, tracking is considered by many buck hunters to be one of the most effective methods. When the snow flys, trackers like Hal Blood look for those buck killin’ days. What’s interesting is that the tracker rarely concerns […]
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180 DEAN CAPUANO – History of Swarovski, Late Season Deer Hunting Rhode Island, Buying the Perfect Binos
We last spoke with Dean Capuano in Episode 110 of the Big Buck Registry Deer Hunting Podcast and this time we’re talking history. Dean takes us through the history of the Swarovski company, what makes great crystal and why it comes from a particular region of the world, and what separates good binoculars from great […]
179 KEN JORGENSEN – The Origins & History of Ruger, Wind & the Long Shot, Finding that Proper Load
As far as gun manufacturing goes, Ruger is a relatively young company. The principles that William Ruger founded the company upon in 1949 still exist today, deep within the Ruger culture. Ken Jorgensen knows this first hand as Ruger’s Media Relations Director. The Sturm, Ruger Company was founded on a few fundamental principles which include […]
178 KRYSTLE MAHONEY & TAYLOR HANCE – Whitetail Widow Makers, West Monroe, Louisiana
When you think of West Monroe, Louisiana and hunting, you would typically think about a cast of duck hunters with long beards and a popular mainstream television show. Turns out, there’s more going on in West Monroe than we thought. Meet Krystle Mahoney and Taylor Hance, otherwise know as the Whitetail Widow Makers. They work […]
177 DUSTIN KISAMORE – Field to Form, Get Your Buck on the Wall, and Underfoot Moonphase
When you hail from the land where the Hold in the Horn Buck originated and the land of Ten Point Crossbows, you know you’re in a good spot. Dustin Kismore, the taxidermist behind Bill Wilson’s 190″ double droptine mount (Bill was on this show in Episode #95), knows this area very well. Dustin hunts the […]
176 JOHN STALLONE – Spot & Ambush, Deer Are Lazy, Forced Funnels, and Buck Kills Between 10 and 2
If only John Stallone had found YouTube sooner! John is a podcaster, big game deer hunter, and a certified deer steward with a flare for YouTube. As the YouTuber craze goes, John is taking full advantage of it but he wishes that he found it sooner. John has 200+ deer kills to his name […]
175 NEIL PENDLETON – A 1490 Day Deer Story, The Big Woods of Maine, Urban Hunting New Hampshire, and the Power of Mock Scrapes
More often than not, to hunt and kill the deer you have your sights on, takes far more than one day. For Neil Pendleton, the deer of a lifetime took much longer, 1489 more days to be exact. It was all worth it and the journey was more of a lesson in whitetail behavior, reinforcing […]
174 SAM UBL – Keep the Deer Guessing, Ground Hunting the Thick Stuff, The Importance of Fresh Sign
There was actually a time when Sam Ubl wasn’t allowed to go deer hunting. That was when he was eleven and the state of Wisconsin’s hunting regulations had a minimum age requirement of twelve. It drove him nuts. All he wanted to do was hunt. Once he turned twelve, that moratorium was over forever, unless […]
