October is here! Tune in for fresh, boots-on-the-ground reports from hunters across the country. This week, Josh Teulker (Indiana), Alex Comstock (Minnesota), and Josh Profit (Kentucky) join the show to share what they’re seeing, hearing, and experiencing in the woods right now. From shifting food sources and changing deer movement to fresh sign and current conditions, we break down what’s happening across whitetail country and what hunters should be watching as we head into the first

Rich Reinert joins Back Lash Podcast to talk fall musky fishing: the best lures (crankbaits, suicks, bobbies and bucktails), color choices like Mud Puppy and Chartreuse Thunder, and practical tips for fishing edges, vegetation and changing weather.The episode also covers Wisconsin Musky Expo dates, gear advice (line tests and lure retrievers), and the importance of club-led stocking and conservation efforts to protect musky fisheries for future generations.

In this episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman, Mitch is joined by Josh Craig of Western Hunter 101 to talk about taking the intimidation out of planning a western hunt. Growing up in the Midwest, Josh spent years dreaming about hunting elk and other western game but assumed those adventures required a guide, a pile of money, or knowledge he simply didn't have. Eventually, he realized the biggest thing holding him back was getting started. That experience ultimately led to Western Hunter 101 and a

It's Whitetail Week at MeatEater! Host Clay Newcomb is joined by hunting icon of his youth, Aaron Stanphill. They talk about growing up hunting whitetails in Arkansas before trail cameras, feeders, and the technology that has transformed deer hunting. Aaron and Clay reminisce about learning to read the woods, studying deer sign, hunting public land, and figuring things out through trial and error.Aaron shares the story of finally killing his first Pope & Young-class Arkansas buck after 30 years

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What happens when you can DoorDash a pair of trail runners as easily as an order of pad thai?Locally founder and CEO Mike Massey joins Colin to talk about the company's new partnership with DoorDash and why getting outdoor gear delivered in an hour could be about much more than convenience.They also dig into the health of specialty outdoor retail, the shift toward at-once buying, how real-time local data could change inventory decisions, and whether the coming battle over last-mile delivery could

Send us Fan Mail Every campfire eventually burns down, but the stories told around it stay with you. On this final episode of the Legacy Acres Podcast, we sit down together one last time and talk about a decision that comes with a lot of mixed emotions. We’re sad to see this chapter end, but at the same time, we’re at peace knowing it’s time. When we started this podcast, we were just three small-town guys who loved hunting, fishing, the outdoors, and sitting around telling stories. Truthfull...

About the GuestCarl Roberson is a Delaware-based heavy equipment operator, Marine Corps veteran, author, and — in 1974 — the youngest person to complete a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail at age 14. He was adopted at six months old, summited the Grand Teton at 12, attended NOLS and trained under Scott Fischer at 13, and completed Georgia to Maine at 14 with a 37-pound Kelty pack, per-state guidebooks, no GPS, and a father who threatened to come pick him up if he stepped out of line. He later

About the Guest Carl Roberson is a Delaware-based heavy equipment operator, Marine Corps veteran, author, and, in 1974, the youngest person to complete a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail at age 14. He was adopted at six months old, summited the Grand Teton at 12, attended NOLS and trained under Scott Fischer at 13, and completed Georgia to Maine at 14 with a 37-pound Kelty pack, per-state guidebooks, no GPS, and a father who threatened to come pick him up if he stepped out of line. He later

Limited Optics 1st Master shooter Kevin Izatt is on the show and is the only one not drinking. One of many reasons he is a better shooter than Andy or Jeff.Get your "Try Hard" T-shirt! Subscribe on Patreon to get an extra episode every week! Listen on YouTube! Andy on Instagram - andy.e.605 Jeff on Instagram - jeff_the_monster_king MW Aktiv Wear - mw_aktiv_wear Not Another Shooting Show on Reddit

The competition starts tomorrow! Listen in as Mark, Rod and Ura discuss the competitors, strategies and much more! Thank you to our sponsors of Episode #160! Shipshewana Harness & Supplies Glenwood Snacks Pennwoods Equine Products INC. The Draft Horse Journal Summit Professional Services Do you have suggestions for future episodes? Do you have ideas of someone we should have join us? Please send us any comments or questions to the Rinehold Tack & Western ...

Brad Abramowski, the lead engineer behind Peak Alloy, and Josh Vickers, Federal's rifle product line manager. These guys have been working on Peak Alloy for years. They'll talk about how the technology has improved since the introduction of the 7mm Backcountry, and where it might go next.Related: https://www.outdoorlife.com/guns/first-elk-65-plus-peak/ Hosted by editor-in-chief Alex Robinson. Edited by Mike Pedersen / Eighty Five Audio. Produced by executive editor Natalie Krebs. Learn more

How do you catch 24+ pounds of bass in roughly 90 minutes on the James River and Chickahominy River? Chaz and Jared break down their Elite 70 tournament win, including the perfect tidal window, an 8-pound largemouth, forward-facing sonar, the Koike bait, offshore cover, and the decisions that turned one morning into a winning Virginia bass fishing performance. The guys explain why they committed to making the run to the upper Chickahominy, how incoming tide, low light, current, grass, brush p...

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How does your hound know you're going hunting before you've even said a word?In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of hound intuition and the patterns dogs pick up from us every day. From the moment we turn the light on or not. My hounds recognize a familiar sequence of cues that tells them exactly what's coming next.We talk about aggression at the tree. Can it be fixed and trusted when you’re an hour out.IG - heathhyatt147FB Heath HyattYoutube - Heath HyattSend your stories or

Robbie and Ashlee are back to discuss the news in September, including Robbie’s harvest of a Cape Buffalo with his grandfather’s rifle, Trump’s Hunting Heritage Executive Order 14429, the Senate Farm Bill Advancing with Major Conservation Provisions, House Natural Resources Wildlife & Fisheries Legislation, Endangered Species Act Regulatory Changes & Litigation including wolves, Prairie Pothole Wetland Easement Policy Change & MoreDo you have questions we can answer? Send it via DM on IG or

Alex Grosso is InCamp this week for a Whitetail Brief focused on the October lull—and why it might be more about the hunter’s mindset than the deer disappearing.We talk about hunting the shift from early season into October, with a focus on finding the right food and cover, understanding how deer are using them, and staying mentally locked in when the action slows down.Takeaways: ● Is the October lull real? ● Why food still matters in October ● Finding the cover bucks are using ● How deer behavior

I had the chance to sit down with Brandon McDow of Tejas Hunt Club at the recent Texas Trophy Hunters Extravaganza in Fort Worth recently. While Brandon and I had met previously at other trade shows, this was the first time we had the opportunity to shoot the breeze for an extended period of time. [...]