What elevation should you hunt elk at in October?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain why finding October elk isn’t as simple as choosing one elevation on a map. He examines the conditions that influence where elk live after September and how those conditions can change throughout a rifle hunt. If you’re trying to decide whether to hunt high, move downhill after snow, or change elevations when you aren’t finding fresh sign, this episode

Sunday hunting restrictions are disappearing, but some states are still fighting to keep hunters out.The fight over Sunday hunting continues across the East Coast, with North Carolina and South Carolina among the last states maintaining some restrictions on when hunters can take to the field. Connor Barker joins the conversation to break down where the issue stands, what recent federal action means for state wildlife agencies, and where hunters could see meaningful changes during upcoming

In part two of the Caff chat we talk about Extreme Rock, Nesscliffe and putting on raves in the Dinorwic quarries. Tons of crack!

How a Neighbor Trade-Off Led to Taylor's Viral Giant Buck | 100% WILD Podcast Ep. 482 In this episode of the 100% WILD Podcast, Matt Drury and Tim Kjellesvik welcome Taylor Drury Land to break down her viral Northern Missouri bow hunt. Taylor recounts how a neighbor trade-off agreement allowed the Drury Outdoors team to manage food plots and habitat on a neighboring property in exchange for trophy access. She details the September 16th opener following a torrential rainstorm, overcoming blind access

No 3-0 start for the Senators, goaltending, Dylan Larkin and the Redblacks.

TSN’s Mike Johnson on the Dylan Larkin and Detroit beating the Sens, hockey birthdays, and using your hat to catch foul balls.

TSN’s Mike Johnson on Dylan Larkin going from “zero to hero” in Detroit, what to do with trade protection, Sammy Ersson, Flyers horrible start, Gavin McKenna breaks through, and another Panther goes down.

The clearing went on their game in Detroit, early reviews on Sammy Ersson, Sens VP of Marketing Peter Shier on the home opener, and the Orioles fired their mascot.

In Episode 413 (Rebroadcast of Ep 120), we finish our description of all you need to know about food preps this second episode of the two-episode series. We continue the conversation into the After Show, which is available exclusively to Patreon supporters. Shelby is now a contributor author on the Victory Girls Blog so check that out. Please support our sponsors EMP Shield, Numanna Foods, Backwoods Home Magazine, CATI Armor, Jared Savik - Montana Realtor, and Minutemen Coffee. Learn more about our

In this episode, we hear from Levi Barkas and his 15-year-old son, Wyatt, alongside Wyoming hunter Zimmy. What started as a chance encounter at a trailhead during an elk hunt turned into an incredible story of backcountry camaraderie, a sudden medical emergency, a rescue operation, and key takeaways for hunting public land safely.Key Topics & Takeaways... Backcountry Connections: Levi, Wyatt, and Zimmy share how a random meeting at a Wyoming trailhead led to a joint hunt and a lasting

Sens VP of Marketing Peter Shier gets fans ready for tomorrow’s home opener, pre-game festivities outside of the CTC, the Fan Deck, the Sens app, special downtown buses, and honouring Ray Emery tomorrow night.

Keeping your kids happy, Red Wings ground the Senators road trip, Habs drop their home opener, Gavin McKenna quietens his critics, and MLB Playoffs.

Cornering tips tested at the bike park! We put berm techniques like strong legs, eyes up, braking control, and “moon the berm” to the test while breaking down what we look for in a pre-ride. Dan takes on the jumps at Big Bear/Snow Summit Bike Park, shares lessons from a pre-ride crash, and talks about getting aggressively centered, building confidence, and putting his jump skills to work. We debate the difference between true Flow State and being “In the Zone,” then dive into wall rides, drops,

Last Day to Win a Custom Bow! Enter at:https://www.getdrawnwest.com/giveawaysAnd get 10x entries when you shop Drawn West Apparel!https://www.getdrawnwest.com/shopYour broadhead might work great when everything goes right. But what happens when an elk turns, your arrow catches a shoulder, or the blood trail disappears?I sit down with Dr. Ed Ashby to talk arrow penetration, single-bevel broadheads, and building a hunting arrow for more than a perfect broadside shot. I’ve followed his research since I

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Host Wade Graskewicz and Greg Maynard discuss the upcoming ProSport World Championship Hunt in Mt. Gilead, OH.

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, access routes, and historical movement, along with why sitting a proven setup can sometimes beat

How close is too close? This week, Jack Huston (Missouri), Scott Peceny (Michigan), and Christian Babcock (Oklahoma) join the show with fresh, boots-on-the-ground reports from across whitetail country. The conversation centers around hunting close to bedding areas: how tight these hunters are willing to get, what they're seeing from bucks right now, and how their approach changes based on conditions and fresh sign. We also cover current deer movement, food sources, weather, and what’s changing

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 his own equipment eventually grew into a passion for shotguns, patterning, turkey and waterfowl hunting,

It’s fall, and that means it’s time for Deer Stories. This year’s collection has it all: giant bucks, exploding pork and beans, yellowjackets, close calls, and a deer-hunting accident that nearly cost a man his life. We hear from hunters across Arkansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Texas, including the story of Teddy Villines and a Boone & Crockett class typical buck whose rack was given up in the name of friendship. William McKinley tells the story of an unforgettable archery