Chad Bales started to hunt at a young age and started Outdoor Legacy with some friends. In this episode, he tells the story about how an oversight caused him to accidentally fall from the sky. He reminds everyone to always check their gear and make sure someone else knows where they are when they’re out on a hunt. He goes on to tell the tale of how he still managed to hunt despite his
Most of the time, passionate people have interesting beginnings on how they got started in their craft. Same can be said for the only person to win every major turkey calling contest, Walter Parrott. As one of the RedHead Pro Hunting Team’s original members, Walter speaks up on the importance of starting young with proper education and guidance on one of the most important aspects of hunting. He’s all about utilizing his organization, the
One buck is great, but three in one season? Jordan Howell narrates how he shot three bucks with an average class of 159 to 160 in a single season. From using trail cameras such as Radix trail cameras to reading a deer’s patterns or habits from previous years, discover the creative secrets Jordan uses in his hunts and how he got the big three. The first buck he took was right at the start
It’s always thrilling to hear stories straight from the people who experienced them. We pick up where we left off with Bianca Jane and Her Humble Hunt. In this episode, Bianca and host, Bruce Hutcheon, share how they got into hunting with their life partners. She goes into a detailed story of an encounter she had while hunting alone and pushing past her limits. Bianca shares her passion and dedication to hunting with her
Brandon Dahms believes Trophy Bucks of Iowa is more than just bragging harvests; it’s about sharing the mutual love of the hunt. He’s proud of the fact that social media has been influential in spreading awareness about hunting. In this episode, Brandon discusses the boom of shed hunting in Iowa and the use of hunting dogs. Extending it to future generations, he talks about how it is up to the hunters now and the
In this episode, Mark Hammer of Ohio talks about his huge kill, the Hammer Buck 260’’. In the 2014-15 season, Mark shot the largest free ranging whitetail taken in North America. Learn how he prepared for that and why he prefers traditional scouting. Mark also get into his product, rattle calls, and his company Antler Action Outdoors. — Listen to the podcast here: Mark Hammer Tells All Hammer Buck 260″ B&C Gross On this
Through MissionOutside, Aaron Towns aims to introduce hunting and the outdoors to kids with little to no exposure to hunting at all. As a kid with no connection to hunting as well, he was only introduced to hunting after his college years and has loved it since then. Aaron talks about how he wants the kids to not only have memories but also have the tangible things to take back home after the camp.
From Hurricane Jane to a humble hunter. Bianca Jane Burnett, Founder and President of the non-profit Beauty & Her Bow joins us this episode to share great inspiring stories about her experience and how she’s matured as a hunter. She talks about her vision for Beauty & Her Bow, which is a community for female hunters and hunters to be. She goes deep into the process of her non-profit organization to spread awareness. Join
Amateur hunters can now get a preview of what to expect and how to prepare for their first hunt through various mediums. Michael Lee, co-owner of Backwoods Life, talks about how technology has evolved from the moment they decided to film their hunts to where they are now with their company. In this episode, he advises on the correct way to use social media to promote good hunting practices and touches on the different