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On this episode I’m joined by Alyssa Tenney who is a Utah native like myself who grew up on a ranch and got used to chasing mule deer with a bow and tagging along on elk hunts with her family. She grew up shooting archery and started shouting competitions at age 15 and that passion for archery lead her to the Blue Grass State of Kentucky where she Shoots collegiate archery (college). In this episode we talk about what she’s doing in these competitions and what her archery setup is for competing and hunting. Alyssa also shoot her first ever whitetail this past season and we dive into the differences from hunting mule deer and Whitetails. Let’s just say she gained a new respect for chasing whitetails. I appreciate y’all for tuning into this episode and I hope y’all enjoy it!!

On this episode I’m joined by Shan Twit who’s an avid bowhunter and self filmer. We dive into both of those topics and a few others in this episode and even talk a little about the turkeys he just shot in Kentucky this spring with his bow. We both rock Asio Gear and we dive into why it’s our choice of camouflage. First episode in a while but it feels great to be back and hope y’all enjoy this episode .

We’re back for the first episode of the “Weekly Whitetail Report” on this episode the first October cold front is moving throughout the country with huge temperature drops. It’s got everyone in the country excited and we dive into what these guys are seeing throughout the country from deer movement, what food source deer are eating, and where they will be setup for this next week. Hopefully you guys enjoy these segments I know y’all did last year and expect to see one of these drop every week of the season!!

On this episode I’m joined by my good buddy Brandon Barlow and we cover a ton of information on this episode the big 100!!! One thing we talk about for the majority of this episode is studying your doe herd groups to kill your shooter buck or mature bucks. From watching doe’s in the summer and when they’re dropping fawns to pinpoint the time frame she got bred in the rut all the way to early born fawns and how they can come into estrous the first year if they get to a certain weight. We also talk a lot about having historical data with a property and how certain bucks or deer in general use it year after year and pin pointing the best time frame to hunt your property and how being more methodical when you choose to hunt and how it will often lead you to less sits with higher success rates. We cover trail cameras, thermals, rut funnels, and a ton i between this episode and you’re sure to walk out with some new knowledge. I appreciate y’all listening and all the support and blessed to reached episode 100.

I’m joined by Austin Crowder on this episode who’s from Tennessee but also travels out of state to hunt Ohio and Kentucky. One of our main discussions on this episode is how to use the rut to your advantage and be consistently killing bucks doing so year after year. That brings us into another topic where Austin killed 3 bucks in 3 different states all in a 4 week span. Then we talk about his personal best Tennessee buck he killed and the story of how it all came together. I appreciate you for listening to this episode and we hope you enjoy it!!

On this episode I’m joined by an Ohio big buck killer Davey Stuckey who has killed two bucks over 200 inches and multiple booners in his whitetail career. Davey hunts open farm land bucks in Ohio and kills these giants on permission properties from land owners. We dive deep in depth about one of those two 200 inch bucks and then talk a little about the other one. We also cover a bunch of random topics in this episode from knowing your properties and how the deer use them, the extreme importance of trail camera data, being smart and hunting in the right conditions, and a more in between. I had a blast recording this one and hearing these stories and I’m sure you will to. We appreciate you listening to this episode and hope to see you back next week!!