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Welcome to camp! At In Camp Podcast if you love all things hunting, all things fishing, and being surrounded by the outdoors then this is your podcast! Thanks for tuning in and be sure to keep coming back for more great content!

  1. Field Notes: Scouting Cover and Access that Shape Deer Movement | Alex Grosso

    VOR 2 TAGEN

    Field Notes: Scouting Cover and Access that Shape Deer Movement | Alex Grosso

    In this episode, Aaron sits down with Alex Grosso of BuckDown Podcast to discuss their experiences in deer hunting, focusing on the camaraderie and mentorship that comes with the sport. They share personal anecdotes about hunting successes and the importance of scouting, especially during the postseason. Alex emphasizes the significance of understanding deer behavior, utilizing maps for e-scouting, and the value of hunting with friends who may not have as much experience. The conversation also touches on the challenges of balancing hunting with family life, particularly for new dads, and how to make the most of limited scouting time.keywordsdeer hunting, hunting tips, postseason scouting, mentorship, hunting stories, camaraderie, hunting success, e-scouting, family and hunting, hunting strategies. "You can always learn something from somebody else.""The biggest thing I've learned is cover.""Access is the most important part of the game.""I like to paint a fictional story in my head of what I think the deer is doing.""If I can find dropping acorns, cover, good terrain, I'm in the right spot."

    33 Min.
  2. Byron Horton | Hunting's Identity in a Modern World, Ep. 47

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    Byron Horton | Hunting's Identity in a Modern World, Ep. 47

    In this episode of the InCamp Podcast, Aaron Hepler and Byron Horton sit down to unpack recent hunts, hard realities in the deer woods, and where hunting is headed as technology keeps pushing forward. Byron shares lessons from a tough muzzleloader season in Ohio shaped by EHD, and how seeing the effects firsthand forces you to recalibrate expectations and effort. From there, the conversation opens up into a deeper discussion around technology in hunting—cell cameras, fishing electronics like forward-facing sonar, and where the line is between using tools and losing the identity of a primitive pastime. The guys don’t argue against technology outright, but they question how much is too much, and what happens when efficiency starts replacing skill, patience, and learning. They wrap it up talking about mentorship, bringing new hunters along the right way, and why the responsibility to pass this stuff on matters now more than ever. If hunting is going to last, it has to be taught—not shortcut. Technology isn’t going away—but how we use it matters EHD is a real reminder that hunting never owes us success Difficulty is what builds skill, confidence, and respect for the process Mentorship is how hunting survives long-term Taking someone new hunting carries real responsibility https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_experience/?hl=en https://garageguys-614.com/ https://deerhuntergear.com/

    1 Std. 4 Min.
  3. Field Notes: Shed Hunting Meets Post-Season Deer Scouting | Jared Larsen Part 2

    5. FEB.

    Field Notes: Shed Hunting Meets Post-Season Deer Scouting | Jared Larsen Part 2

    Post-season scouting doesn’t stop when the season ends—it just changes shape. In this episode, Jared Larsen breaks down how he blends winter scouting with shed hunting to learn more about deer behavior without burning out a property. We talk about when it makes sense to scout, when it doesn’t, and how deer survival during winter should guide your decisions. Jared explains how sheds fit into a bigger scouting plan, why narrowing your focus beats covering ground blindly, and what mature bucks do differently once the season is over. From bedding areas and travel routes to using the ONX Hunt app to log sheds and sign, this conversation ties post-season scouting directly into better decisions for next hunting season—with a little turkey hunting talk mixed in at the end. ⁠https://www.onxmaps.com/⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/jaredclarsen/?hl=en

    25 Min.
  4. Predator Hunting Breakdown: Fox, Coyote, Coon Strategies For Consistent Success | Rich Yoder Ep.46

    3. FEB.

    Predator Hunting Breakdown: Fox, Coyote, Coon Strategies For Consistent Success | Rich Yoder Ep.46

    In this episode of the InCamp Podcast, Aaron Hepler sits down with Rich Yoder to break down predator hunting from the ground up—what works, what doesn’t, and what actually matters when you’re trying to consistently call in foxes and coyotes. From Pennsylvania farm country to wide-open Kansas ground, Rich shares real-world experience on how predators respond to pressure, terrain, and calling strategy. They dig into fox hunting as the easiest entry point, why your call is the single most important tool, and how predator behavior differs drastically from big game. The conversation covers rifle and ammunition selection, adapting to weather challenges, and learning to read predator movement when things don’t go according to plan—which is most of the time. Rich also goes deep on fur handling, explaining how small mistakes can ruin a hide and when it makes sense to outsource fur processing. The episode closes with a detailed discussion on night hunting optics, comparing thermal and night vision systems, and why clarity and target orientation matter more than raw tech specs. If you’re serious about predator hunting—or looking to get started the right way—this episode is loaded with usable advice. https://www.instagram.com/bo_yoder/?hl=en https://nightprowleroptics.com/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Precision-Tactics-LLC-100093144871167/

    1 Std. 17 Min.
  5. Field Notes: Jared Larsen | Winter Scouting, Deer Behavior, and Smarter Prep Part 1

    29. JAN.

    Field Notes: Jared Larsen | Winter Scouting, Deer Behavior, and Smarter Prep Part 1

    Post-season is where a lot of real progress gets made, and Jared Larsen lays out exactly how he approaches winter scouting with purpose. We talk about the mental shift after the season ends, how to balance learning with deer welfare, and why conditions should dictate when—and when not—to be in the woods. Jared explains how he revisits familiar areas while still forcing himself to scout new ground, stacking information year over year to better understand deer behavior. We get into bedding areas, wind direction, trails, rubs, and how post-season scouting helps reveal how mature bucks actually use a property. Jared also shares how he uses tools like the ONX Hunt app to mark observations, track movement, and turn winter scouting into actionable hunting strategies for next fall. https://www.instagram.com/jaredclarsen/?hl=en https://www.onxmaps.com/v2

    32 Min.
  6. Learning the Woods: Dan Marcelin on Mentorship, Patience, and the First Kill Ep. 45

    27. JAN.

    Learning the Woods: Dan Marcelin on Mentorship, Patience, and the First Kill Ep. 45

    Dan Marcelin joins the InCamp Podcast to talk about getting started in deer hunting and what actually matters when you’re new. We cover his first time in the woods, the prep that went into it, the mistakes that showed up, and what he learned once it was time to track, harvest, and handle a deer. This episode focuses on mentorship and why having the right people around speeds up the learning curve. Dan explains how gear choices, patience, and paying attention to sign made a difference, and why understanding deer behavior matters more than hype or shortcuts. We also get into the reality of killing an animal—what it requires mentally, how to do it the right way, and the responsibility that comes with taking game for food. From time in the woods to putting meat in the freezer, this conversation keeps hunting grounded in preparation, respect for wildlife, and learning by doing. If you’re new to hunting or helping someone through their first season, this episode lays out what to expect and what to focus on. First-time hunters learn fast when expectations are realistic. Good mentorship shortens the learning curve. Preparation matters more than gear trends. Deer behavior and sign tell you what’s actually happening. Tracking and recovery are part of the job. Killing an animal deserves respect and attention to detail. Bringing home meat makes the work worth it.

    1 Std. 10 Min.
  7. Field Notes: Rich Yoder on Predator Hunting Basics

    22. JAN.

    Field Notes: Rich Yoder on Predator Hunting Basics

    In this InCamp Field Notes episode, Aaron Hepler and Rich Yoder focus on the practical side of predator hunting—what you need to know before you ever make a stand. Rich explains why fox hunting is the easiest way to break into predator hunting, how to simplify calling setups, and what mistakes most beginners make right away. https://nightprowleroptics.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bo_yoder/?hl=en

    16 Min.

  8. 20. JAN.

    Dirk Durham | A Lifetime of Elk Hunting, Skill, and Opportunity Ep. 44

    In this episode of InCamp, I sit down with Dirk Durham, a seasoned elk hunter and bugler, to dive into his journey and what shaped him as a hunter. Dirk shares the moments that tested his skill and mindset, from chasing bugles in high-country timber to adapting when plans fell apart. Through his stories, you’ll hear how experience shapes intuition, why confidence comes from learning through failures, and how adaptability and perseverance separate hunters who succeed from those who just observe. Along the way, we touch on the practical side of hunting: e-scouting, calling, understanding elk behavior, and executing the shot process—but always in the context of Dirk’s real-world experiences. We also explore the emotional side of hunting: family, passion, and the way a single hunt can leave a lasting impact. https://www.youtube.com/@THEBUGLEROFFICIAL https://www.instagram.com/thebugler/ https://phelpsgamecalls.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooNPLWnGBg2EnI0IXlnSdtr-HcK5LoLTY2hIWPScgFOgITe2TUT

    1 Std. 20 Min.
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Welcome to camp! At In Camp Podcast if you love all things hunting, all things fishing, and being surrounded by the outdoors then this is your podcast! Thanks for tuning in and be sure to keep coming back for more great content!

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