Do elk still bugle in October, or does the mountain go quiet when September ends?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain what hunters should expect from bull elk after the peak rut. He examines October bugling, late-rut behavior, hunting pressure, calling, and how to respond when a bull gives you only one clue to his location. If you’re planning an October rifle elk hunt, wondering whether bugling can still help you locate bulls, or trying

Garrett “G Money” Walters joins Bass University Live to talk bass fishing, tournament competition, social media, and what it takes to succeed in the industry. Garrett breaks down his approach on the ultimate angler championshop, lessons learned through competition, and frog fishing techniques and decisions that help him consistently find and catch bass. Plus, we get into his journey through the sport and what’s next for “G Money.”Want to buy bass fishing tackle featured in this show? Check out

Vince Diechmann of Black Dog Welding jumps back on the Purely Public podcast to talk ducks and the recent repair of podcast host, Chris Kaiser's SeaArk Duck Boat.  Kaiser and Diechmann talk aluminum duck boat safety and repair issues as well as falling duck numbers and the future of the sport for public land hunters. This is a good one - so give it a listen!

Rolling four lines, managing Tim Stützle’s ice-time, a chip on the Sens shoulder, and how hyped are you for the Sens.

TSN’s Frankie Corrado on the Sens starting the season 2-for-2, and on this day in 2020 the Senators had their greatest draft in franchise history.

Two games and four points for the Sens, Linus Ullmark can’t finish the game, and JR introduces the “Too Positive” panic button.

TSN’s Frankie Corrado on the Senators starting the season 2-0, playing with a lead, play of Stützle and Chabot, blue line stepping up, Linus Ullmark leaving the game, and the Red Wings.

Episode 328: The Fog of Information. Is Too Much Info Making Decisions Harder, or Just Killing the Vibe? More gun content does not always make you a better shooter, a smarter buyer, or a freer citizen. Past a point it does the opposite. This episode is about analysis paralysis, the jam study, and why a firehose of 2A videos can freeze the decision to buy, train, and actually enjoy the Second Amendment. In 2000, researchers Sheena Iyengar and Mark Lepper set out 6 jars of jam and 24. The big

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Popular Halloween costumes this year, the Sens open the season 2-0, Linus Ullmark didn’t play the 3rd, and TSN Frankie Corrado.

The first-ever Whistler DH World Cup did not disappoint, including crazy weather, wild racing action, some heroic performances, and tons of crashes — Cam and Simon couldn’t wait to talk about it. Cam had a gnarly crash himself and shares that story along with his behind-the-scenes preview of this week’s Red Bull Rampage. Of course, we sprinkle in some industry news and introduce a couple of recurring segments as well.Note: We Want to Hear From You! Please let us know if there’s a topic you’d like

A comment on one of my recent podcasts stopped me in my tracks.I asked hunters what they were tired of seeing in the hunting industry. I expected answers about social media, hunting pressure, expensive gear, influencers, leasing ground, and all the other things we tend to complain about.Then an older hunter simply said:“I’m tired of losing my hunting buddies.”That one hit differently.We spend so much time worrying about killing bigger bucks, finding better spots, buying better gear, and becoming

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Welcome to the WHTL Podcast, your source for Whitetail Deer Hunting Tactics, Stories & Expert Guests. In this episode, we're back in the studio with Jason Michael. We Discuss: The 2026 rut calendar: key October and November dates based on solunar movement charts. Southern hunters can add roughly one lunar month to every November rut date. For mature bucks, the wind should be almost perfect for him and almost wrong for you. Setting up at 30 to 40 yards instead of 20 can keep a crosswind from busting

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Early October can be one of the most overlooked opportunities of the entire whitetail season—but when the acorns start dropping, the deer can change their patterns fast.In this episode, Arron sits down with Alex to talk about preparing for the early season, finding deer as food sources begin to change, and the importance of putting the pieces together before hunting pressure ramps up. They break down this year’s heavy red and shingle oak crop, how it’s influencing bedding and travel, and how

Mongolia is one of those destinations that is still rare and unique from a tourist perspective, even more so as a hiking destination. In this podcast episode we catch up with New Zealand Hiker Jonty Crane about his unique 18-day adventure in Mongolia following in the footsteps of the nomads!www.australianhiker.com.au Australian Hiker can also be found on our various social media platforms Australian Hiker Facebook Australian Hiker Instagram Australian Hiker Threads Australian Hiker

Beau Martonik sits down with Jim Gallagher at Huntstock. Jim is in his 50th year of hunting, has been bow-only for close to 40 years, and has killed 233 deer with a bow, almost all of them in the swamps and thickets of the Northeast.His system runs the opposite direction from most. Instead of trying to leave nothing on the walk-in, he wants deer to find his trail. Store scents and cover scents didn’t hold up, so for about 35 years his boots have gone in fresh rabbit droppings, later with tarsal

This episode continues the Missouri Woods and Water Podcast’s listener Q&A with the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), picking up mid-conversation from part one. We focus on questions from listeners and friends about CWD management, deer herd health, and the tradeoffs behind regulations hunters are navigating.Key topicsA listener asks whether feed supplements or formulations could help infected deer or slow CWD. MDC says there’s no known supplement or feed additive proven to prevent or