Cody Huhn is a whitetail fanatic to say the least! You're also not going to find many guys that put in more time finding and learning multiple big deer year after year. In this podcast we mainly cover early season scouting, food, and really just the basics of summer deer, where you'll mainly find them, and how that can help you capitolize on a buck early rather than later! Cody also has a youtube and facebook page (PUBLIC LAND WHITETAILS) where you can see how he incorporates some of these tactics in the field! Appreciate all of y'all tuning in and subscribing! Remember, the best way to help this podcast grow is to leave a 5 star written review, and subscribe. Thanks Guys and Gals!

Me and Byron haven't always seen eye to eye, and in some ways we never will BUT I consider him a friend now, even though we may not agree with how we pursue deer. I couldnt think of anyone more fit for this debate! Dont worry, we keep it professional! This is a conversation I've been looking forward to for some time now. We dive into the reasons why I love my Cell cameras and byrons reasons why he doesn't. The goal was to find middle ground on what we feel like would be fair going forward with the mixture of technology and the roots of hunting.

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Reese johnson is a great friend of mine from Kentucky. He's also a trail camera GURU. Running close to 80 cameras a season, reese is no stranger to finding big deer and learning all their habits. In this podcast we cover the timing, placement, and the historical importance of a camera set. We touch on jumping into a brand new farm/public piece and how to approach that from scratch. We also cover tons of tips that we've both learned over the years to optimize photos/videos, and even some brands that we trust! Remember, the best way to help the podcast grow is to share it with a friend and leave a 5 star review! Thanks guys!

In this episode, I cover the big GIVEAWAY I'm doing 1st thing, followed by a conversation with my wife Madi. This one if full of laughs, death stares, and was interesting to say the least. But in all seriousness, Madi is a saint and has put up with a lot from me over the years.

We cover.......

1.) How we met, and the joining of our kids to create a blended family.

2.) How my hunting intensity has both cooled off and also heated up over the years.

3.) How our children's behavior effects time away and trips.

4.) What I do to help her in the off season and her "love Language"

5.) Preparing her and the kids for trips away from home.

6.) Side jobs keep us from dipping into "our money" and pay for tags.

7.) Most "angry" she's ever been....... story

Justin Synan is a great friend of mine that has consistantly located, hunted, and taken great whitetails all over the states. This week, we sit down and talk about his background in hunting, his transition from Maryland to Kentucky, and now his move to Iowa. We also cover Public vs Private bucks which may actually surprise you, a little bit of fatherhood knowledge, incorporatting the kiddos, and of course a few tips on keeping the wife happy while afield.

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Andy May is one of the most well known bowhunters in the eastern united states. His commitment to becoming a better person, and hunter each day, is something that I admire. Andy is also a father, so in this podcast we dive into how he's managed his time throughout the years between balancing work, kiddos, and limited time off, yet still making the most of his time. Wether it be in the woods, or at home preparing for hunts.

Sometimes as hunters we need to put ourselves in the significant others shoes! We spend days, weeks, and possibly even months away doing what we love during certian times of the year. Take it from Amanda Johnson, the wife of a serious hunter, who has no off season. Wether its sheds, gobblers, scouting, western hunts, and of course whitetails, her husband (and great friend of mine) Resse does it all. Take notes from what Amanda says can gain you some time away without the reprecussions of a fight, or an argument! And also what you SHOULD BE doing when the time is right!

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In this episode, I'm joined by a great friend, father, and bowhunter Greg Staggs. Greg has become the "go to guy" in terms of one sticking in the mobile community, but on this interview we touch on

1. How communication with your spouse will lead to more tree time

2. Hunting with your children, and how it changes drastically each year

3. Writing for outdoor/Hunting magazines

4. The mobile community. Good And Bad