Hunt. Fish. Grow‪.‬ Bottom Dollar Outdoors

Yup.. ya'll have been doing some dumb stuff out there. So yes, it's time for a safety meeting. No, not the fun kind out behind the truck with some shine or a weird smelling cigarette. But a good 'ol workplace-like talking to! 

But seriously: There have been some local accidents that could have been avoided with a little preparation. This will probably be my least listened to show. However, I had to make it. I'll cover some safety tips from deer season prep all the way to putting your deer in the freezer. I'll Even share a few horror stories along the way. 

Welcome back to the Hunt. Fish. Grow. Podcast! It's been a while (I know, I know). This show is all about catching up. I'll be letting you know about what's been going on this summer. Im not going to give too much away but there's some family news, new critters, recaps, future plans, and a few rambling stories. Enjoy. 

I’m back! After a little hiatus, we’ll be talking about my plans for this spring, the Bottom Dollar Outdoors YouTube channel, and telling some turkey hunting stories! In the Outhouse segment I’ll give my take and piss some of y’all off on the topic of Gun vs Bow hunting. It’s just how I take it when some drunk guy claims he’s the more “ethical” hunter and I suck be cause he hunts with a bow, and I hunt with a gun.  Enjoy!

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First off: I am sorry for how I sound in this show. I should have not recorded after a fourteen hour night shift. But, I did and here is the result.

Secondly: I hope you enjoy laughing at my stammering and tired voice.

This week's show starts off discussing H.R. 8828 "The Public Safety and Wildlife Protection Act" the bill can be found here. Next, I give you the very bare-bones basics on how to trap and prepare raccoons the easy way. The "Raccoon Trapping Hack" video can be watched here. (Please Like and Subscribe if you like that video and want to see more). Then the discussion will move on to bait tanks and how to turn them into aquaponic systems.  Again, sorry for the rambling and almost incoherent mumbles. I hope you come back next week for a much better show! Please feel free to reach out and contact me about topics, stories, or just to chat at huntfishgrowpodcast@gmail.com   Check out the Instagram page @huntfishgrowpodcast and the YouTube channel youtube.com/bottomdollaroutdoors. Talk to you soon. 

Hey everyone! Welcome back. This week there is no guest, so you are just stuck with me! The topics this week are:

Hunt: Why should you keep your trail cameras out after deer season is over?

Fish: How to find and catch bluegills in the winter.

Grow: Getting ready for spring planting even earlier than normal.

I left the contact info stuff out this week so here it is:
Email: huntfishgrowpodcast@gmail.com
Web: huntfishgrowpodcast.com
Instagram: @huntfishgrowpodcast
YouTube: Bottom Dollar Outdoors
Voicemail: (864) 409-7992

In this week's episode I have great conversation with Certified Wildlife Biologist and Furbearer & Alligator Program Coordinator for South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, Jay Butfiloski. 

We don't really get into a "how to" or a "why is trapping good/bad" discussion. We dive into some other topics concerning dealing with the public, feral animals, public lands, and many other topics that new trappers and seasoned ones alike can learn from.

Here are the links from the show:

BMP Wildlife Monograph:
Best Management Practices for Trapping Furbearers in the United States
Jay's Trapping Video on FB:
Trapping in South Carolina (Long Version)

Jay's Email address:
ButfiloskiJ@dnr.sc.gov

Link to SCDNR Trapping information:
Rules and Regulations
Furbearer Species

Furbearer Management:
Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies


Here is the show's new contact information:

Website: huntfishgrowpodcast.com
Email: huntfishgrowpodcast@gmail.com
Phone: (864) 409-7992