Sportsmen’s Nation Podcast

Ask ten different guys to name the best bow on the market for hunting whitetails and you’ll probably get ten different answers. When it comes to archery equipment, there is no such thing as one size fits all. There are a ton of variables to consider when choosing the right bow for you and the […]

The Southern Ground Hunting podcast heads west this week. Parker and his Dad recap a successful turkey hunt to the desert of west Texas. While we’re usually talking about hunting turkeys on public land, most people know that it’s nearly not even doable to do so in Texas. Usually, people who want to mark Texas […]

In this episode of the DIY Sportsman podcast, Garrett gives two hunt breakdowns from his recent Iowa hunt with Shane Simpson. On the first hunt, which ended in a successful setup, Garrett discusses the hunt details. However, perhaps more importantly, he dives into the decision making process of the access and set up pre-dawn, knowing […]

This week on The Average Conservationist Podcast, Marcus sits down with Mark Haslam. Mark runs Southeast Whitetail as well as contributes various writings for Wired to Hunt. Mark and I recap the past two years since he first joined me on the podcast and spend a good amount of time discussing land management and new […]

This week on the Ohio Outdoor podcast, the guys sit down and with Jacob Knight and Derek Towles from GoWild. Jacob is an experienced flyfisherman (is that a word?) and Derek has learned over the past few years from Jacob. The guys go through the basic gear needed to get into flyfishing. There is a lot involved with […]

On this episode of The Western Rookie Dan talks about his failures, successes and lessons learned from his first few years hunting Elk and Mule deer out west.  Dan has been hunting and fishing in the midwest since he was 5 years old. He started off chasing squirrels and birds with a bb-gun and graduated […]

In this podcast Todd Shippee (Empire Land Management) and Jon Teater (Whitetail Landscapes) explore some of the best practices for Food Plot establishment. Todd also discusses strategies for removing reed canary grass on the landscape. Spring food plots can be one of the more important activities this time of year. Todd discusses simple, effective methods […]

This week on the Missouri Woods and Water podcast the guys get to talk with Zach Mixer about an awesome 2021 giant whitetail. We were lucky enough to meet Zach up at the Iowa Deer Classic and hear part of the awesome story about an unlikely Iowa giant. Zach gained access to a new piece of property last […]

What’s the most important part of your archery hunting gear? Your bow? Your arrow rest? Your release? There’s a strong case to be made that one’s arrow and broadhead setup are the most critical pieces of gear for putting animals down quickly and ethically. After all, they’re the only part that actually touch the animals […]

We just wrapped up opening weekend of turkey season here in Michigan and with that we thought it would be a great time to bring on Nick Otto from the Huntavore Podcast to talk about how to butcher, handle and prepare your harvest.  On this episode Lee and Nick talk about what cuts of meats you […]