Post Hunt Clarity

Post Hunt Clarity

Post Hunt Clarity. There’s no moment more clear. Hosted by Ben and Gabe from northern Wisconsin, these 2 avid outdoorsman want to take a comical/after hours approach to outdoor podcasts. Instead of super serious technique and facts, we spit our opinions, our judgements, and funny stuff you wouldn’t find on a ”Professional Podcast”. 2 Guys with great personal experience in the field, whether its hunting, fishing, or outdoor politics, this is the podcast you listen to at deer camp for laughs and good times.

  1. 21. Juli

    EP 30: Kaitlyn Maus - Getting Back To Her Roots

    In Episode 30 of the Post Hunt Clarity Podcast, we sit down with Kaitlyn Maus for a conversation about getting back to her roots, growing up in the outdoors, and how hunting became a part of her life. Kaitlyn talks about how she was introduced to hunting through her dad, what it was like learning from him, and how those early experiences shaped the way she looks at the outdoors today. We also dive into when she started bow hunting, what that learning curve looked like, and why having someone to teach you can make such a massive difference when you’re trying to figure this whole hunting thing out. That led us into a bigger conversation around Post Hunt Clarity and why we built this course in the first place. Not everyone has a dad, uncle, buddy, or mentor who can walk them through the basics. Some people want to hunt, but have no idea where to start, what gear they actually need, how to scout, how wind works, how to recover an animal, or how to stop feeling completely lost in the woods. That’s exactly what Post Hunt Clarity was built for. We also had some fun with rapid fire questions, talked about Jeppson’s Malört, and somehow ended up on the topic of a Kansas buck getting a little too friendly with one of Ben’s decoys. Yeah… you read that right. In this episode we cover: • Kaitlyn’s hunting backstory • Learning to hunt from her dad • Getting started with bow hunting • Why new hunters need better education • How Post Hunt Clarity helps hunters without a teacher • Rapid fire hunting questions • Jeppson’s Malört • One of the wildest decoy stories we’ve ever heard Whether you’re brand new to hunting, trying to get better, or just like real conversations from real hunters, this episode is a good one. Post Hunt Clarity is here to help new and novice hunters actually understand hunting, not just buy more gear and hope it works. Follow along for more hunting education, podcast episodes, and course updates. #PostHuntClarity #HuntingPodcast #NewHunter #Bowhunting #WhitetailHunting #WomenWhoHunt #DeerHunting #HuntingEducation #Cervicide #HuntingStories

  2. 6. Juli

    EP 29: Justin From Cervicide - Hunting Florida

    The conversation begins with an introduction of the guest, Justin Edwards from Cervicide, and a discussion about the history of his involvement with hunting. Justin shares his early experiences with hunting and the values instilled in him by his family. He then talks about his transition to Cervicide and his career journey, highlighting the role of networking and hard work. The conversation shifts to Justin's learning and adapting experiences in Florida, including the challenges and wildlife encounters he has faced. The conversation covers a range of topics related to hunting, including hunting experiences, deer behavior, hunting regulations, conservation, and hunting preferences. The speakers discuss the challenges and importance of understanding hunting rules, the evolution of hunting, and the significance of scouting in hunting. They also touch on the value of hunting communities and the adaptation to climate in hunting preferences. Takeaways Importance of family values in hunting upbringingThe role of networking and hard work in career successAdaptation and learning in new hunting environmentsChallenges and encounters in Florida wildlife The importance of patience and scouting in huntingUnderstanding the unique hunting regulations in different statesThe significance of conservation and the evolution of hunting Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background08:17 Learning and Adapting in Florida29:02 Challenges and Wildlife Encounters35:04 Florida's Unique Hunting Season Dates41:19 Conservation and the Evolution of Hunting53:42 The Significance of Scouting in Hunting

  3. 17. Juni

    EP 28: Renee Flatland - Kill Mode

    Renee Flatland shares her journey from early hunting experiences to self-taught hunting skills, transitioning to turkey and deer hunting, and finding her passion for the outdoors. She discusses work, balancing passion and work, and her experiences with elk hunting and grizzly country. Renee also shares insights on mental preparation for hunting and the concept of 'full kill mode' during a hunt. The conversation delves into the mindset of a hunter, the transition to becoming an influencer, advice to a younger self, hunting preferences, and the promotion of an upcoming course. It provides insights into mental preparation, the influencer journey, personal growth, and future aspirations in hunting. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of physical and mental preparation, seeking advice, and gaining experience in hunting. Takeaways Self-taught hunting skills and experiencesBalancing passion and work in the outdoor industry The mental preparation and focus of a hunter are crucial for a successful shot.Transitioning from hunting to influencer involves photography and social media impact.Seeking advice, physical preparation, and gaining experience are essential for personal growth in hunting. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview05:21 Discussion on Turkey Calling and Self-Taught Skills10:22 Discussion on Elk Hunting and Grizzly Country16:09 Work and Hunting Experiences21:38 Discussion on Full Kill Mode and Mental Focus26:53 The Mindset of a Hunter33:03 Transition to Influencer43:40 Advice to Younger Self49:03 Hunting Preferences

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Post Hunt Clarity. There’s no moment more clear. Hosted by Ben and Gabe from northern Wisconsin, these 2 avid outdoorsman want to take a comical/after hours approach to outdoor podcasts. Instead of super serious technique and facts, we spit our opinions, our judgements, and funny stuff you wouldn’t find on a ”Professional Podcast”. 2 Guys with great personal experience in the field, whether its hunting, fishing, or outdoor politics, this is the podcast you listen to at deer camp for laughs and good times.

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