Lead and Limbs Podcast

Blake Mallory
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Lead and Limbs Podcast - Where broadheads and brass collide. Nick Carpenter and Blake Mallory. They created the show to bridge the gap between high-tech rifle hunting and traditional bowhunting. The Hosts Nick Carpenter ("Lead"): He owns Brenton USA. Nick is an expert in the engineering side of things. His company builds AR-style rifles specifically designed for hunting, focusing on accuracy and modern tech. Blake Mallory ("Limbs"): He owns Lost Nation Archery. Blake represents the traditional side of hunting. He’s an expert in wood bows, strings, and the "old school" skills needed to get close to game.

  1. 2d ago

    Episode 36 - Tailgate Stories Episode 4 - Blake and Nicks Biggest Bucks To Date

    The conversation revolves around hunting experiences, particularly focusing on tailgate stories and memorable hunts in Kansas and Missouri. The speaker shares detailed anecdotes about hunting strategies, challenges faced, and the camaraderie among hunting friends. Takeaways Hunting requires preparation and strategyMemorable experiences enhance the hunting journey Chapters 00:00 The Journey Begins: Kansas Hunting Adventures05:20 Tales of the Big Buck: A Memorable Hunt11:12 Challenges and Triumphs in the Field18:09 The Thrill of the Chase: Missouri Hunting25:11 Reflections on Hunting Experiences

    Episode 36 - Tailgate Stories Episode 4 - Blake and Nicks Biggest Bucks To Date

  2. Oct 1

    Episode 35 - Deer Season is Here

    The conversation revolves around hunting preparations for the upcoming season, focusing on strategies, experiences, and the importance of scouting and understanding deer behavior. The hosts share personal anecdotes about their hunting trips, family involvement, and the challenges of hunting in different states. The conversation delves into the intricacies of deer hunting, focusing on techniques, equipment, and the cultural differences in hunting practices between Michigan and Iowa. Blake Mallory shares personal anecdotes and insights on deer behavior, calling techniques, and the importance of managing deer populations for a successful hunting experience. Takeaways Hunting strategies vary by seasonScouting is crucial for success Deer hunting techniques vary by regionEffective deer management enhances hunting success Chapters 00:00 Hunting Season Preparations02:49 Understanding Deer Behavior06:14 The Importance of Scouting09:00 Hunter Safety and Community Involvement12:02 Seasonal Changes and Hunting Conditions15:00 Hunting Experiences Across States18:00 Rattling and Grunting Techniques29:24 Mastering Deer Calls and Decoys34:15 Cultural Differences in Hunting Heritage39:01 Preparing for the Hunting Season44:23 Building Confidence Through Early Season Hunting50:05 The Importance of Deer Population Management55:11 Forestry Practices and Their Impact on Hunting

    Episode 35 - Deer Season is Here

  3. Sep 24

    Episode 34 - Countdown to Deer Season

    The conversation covers topics related to hunting season preparation, youth hunting and conservation, and the challenges of homecoming and community events. It delves into the importance of youth participation in hunting and the obstacles they face, as well as the impact of community events on families and individuals. The conversation delves into the stages of hunting experiences, the importance of appreciating the hunting experience, and the joy of hunting. It also explores hunting strategies, the importance of enjoying the hunt, and adapting to different hunting environments. Additionally, it covers planning and preparing for hunting, the environmental impact on hunting, and reflecting on past hunting experiences. The conversation also discusses adapting to changing hunting conditions, optimizing hunting strategies, and exploring new hunting opportunities. Finally, it touches on planning for late-season hunting, the environmental impact on hunting, and adapting to changing hunting conditions. Takeaways Youth hunting and conservationChallenges of youth participation in hunting Hunting experience stagesAppreciating the hunting experience Chapters 00:00 Preparation for Hunting Season02:54 Youth Hunting and Conservation20:00 Homecoming and Community Challenges25:12 The Five Stages of Hunting27:29 Appreciating the Hunting Experience28:50 The Joy of Hunting30:21 Hunting Strategies and Experiences32:18 The Importance of Enjoying the Hunt33:05 Hunting Perspectives and Experiences35:54 Adapting to Different Hunting Environments37:05 Planning and Preparing for Hunting38:21 Environmental Impact on Hunting39:26 Reflecting on Past Hunting Experiences40:16 Adapting to Changing Hunting Conditions41:33 Optimizing Hunting Strategies42:47 Environmental Considerations for Hunting43:05 Exploring New Hunting Opportunities44:07 Adapting to Changing Hunting Conditions45:06 Planning for Late Season Hunting46:24 Environmental Impact on Hunting47:20 Adapting to Changing Hunting Conditions48:05 Reflecting on Past Hunting Experiences49:11 Adapting to Changing Hunting Conditions50:07 Reflecting on Past Hunting Experiences

    Episode 34 - Countdown to Deer Season

  4. Sep 21

    Episode 33 - Tailgate Stories Episode 3 - The Story of Tripod

    The conversation covers Michigan deer hunting, the story of the Tripod Buck, the use of decoys in Michigan, and the process of aging deer by their teeth. The Tripod Buck's unique story and the challenges of hunting in Michigan are highlighted, along with the use of decoys and the importance of aging deer for conservation and management purposes. Takeaways Michigan deer huntingDecoying deerAging deer by teeth Chapters 00:00 The Tripod Buck02:54 Hunting the Tripod Buck06:05 Decoying in Michigan16:11 Aging Deer by Teeth https://youtu.be/2NAk_-1bw_M?si=OhhlZVDIVpv-HMc2

    Episode 33 - Tailgate Stories Episode 3 - The Story of Tripod

  5. Sep 17

    Episode 32 - Hunting Decline, Weather, Hunting Life Balance

    The conversation covers the impact of weather on hunting and the challenges of balancing hunting with family commitments. It delves into the significance of rain for food plots, the effect of drought on hunting, and the anticipation of youth hunting season. Additionally, it explores the importance of dedication and confidence in archery hunting, as well as the preference for traditional hunting methods. The conversation also highlights the role of sports and extracurricular activities in the lives of the speakers' children, and the considerations for planning hunting trips around family events. The conversation covers the impact of bow poundage on shooting performance and the decline in hunting participation, discussing the implications of these trends on the hunting community. Takeaways Impact of weather on huntingBalancing hunting with family commitments Bow poundage and its impact on shootingThe decline in hunting participation and its implications Chapters 00:00 Weather and Hunting15:32 Family Commitments and Hunting31:13 Bow Poundage and Shooting Performance39:16 Hunting and the Decline in Participation

    Episode 32 - Hunting Decline, Weather, Hunting Life Balance

  6. Sep 10

    Episode 31 - Ryan Odenbrett - Filming - Hunting - Workin in the Hunting Industry

    The conversation covers the creation of a podcast sub-series, the importance of engaging storytelling, and the challenges of hunting content creation. It delves into the nuances of content creation, storytelling, and the evolving landscape of hunting-related media. The conversation covers the challenges of creating engaging content for social media, the frustration of content engagement, the art of episode editing, transitioning to traditional archery, and the experience of hunting with different means. It also delves into the restrictions of social media and the transition from compound to traditional archery. The conversation delves into the family legacy of hunting, the art of taxidermy and trapping, the story of a monster buck, the passion for hunting and trapping, the choice between gun and bow hunting, and the challenges of taxidermy and trapping. The discussion highlights the deep-rooted hunting heritage and family traditions that have been passed down through generations. Takeaways Podcast sub-seriesEngaging storytellingChallenges of hunting content creation Content editing for social media requires precision and brevityTransitioning from compound to traditional archery requires a shift in aiming technique Hunting heritageFamily traditions Chapters 00:00 Podcast Sub-Series02:25 Engaging Storytelling19:29 Challenges of Hunting Content Creation25:48 The Challenge of Fifteen Seconds26:38 Long Format Hunting Episodes27:57 Navigating Social Media Restrictions29:20 The Frustration of Content Engagement32:52 The Art of Episode Editing40:23 Transitioning to Traditional Archery50:38 Hunting with Different Means52:22 Family Legacy of Hunting53:27 The Art of Taxidermy and Trapping54:23 The Monster Buck Story55:19 The Passion for Hunting and Trapping01:02:48 The Choice Between Gun and Bow Hunting01:11:23 The Challenges of Taxidermy and Trapping

    Episode 31 - Ryan Odenbrett - Filming - Hunting - Workin in the Hunting Industry

  7. Sep 8

    Episode 30 - Tailgate Stories Episode 2 - Blake's First Buck

    The conversation revolves around memorable hunting experiences, challenges of hunting with a recurve bow, and the training process with a recurve bow. The hosts share stories of their first buck, the hunt, the shot, tracking the deer, and reflect on their hunting experiences. They also discuss the challenge of hunting with a recurve bow and the training process involved. Takeaways Memorable hunting experiencesChallenges of hunting with a recurve bow Chapters 00:00 The Tailgate Stories01:07 The First Buck02:13 The Hunt03:25 The Shot04:31 Tracking the Deer05:11 Reflecting on Hunting Experiences06:10 The Challenge of Hunting with a Recurve Bow20:57 Training with a Recurve Bow

    Episode 30 - Tailgate Stories Episode 2 - Blake's First Buck

  8. Sep 3

    Episode 29 - Better Hunters - Stronger Herd - Deeper Purpose

    The conversation begins with an introduction and discussion about upcoming episodes. It then transitions into a conversation about poachers and game wardens, followed by a discussion on deer tagging and hunting ethics. The conversation then covers deer age and hunting strategies, and concludes with a discussion on land ownership and hunting trends. The conversation covers a range of topics including hunting, deer behavior, spirituality, fitness, and the controversy of Ron Polo. The speakers discuss the joy of hunting mature deer, the challenges of deer population management, and the impact of spirituality on personal growth. They also share their fitness and health journey and express their opinions on the controversial topic of Ron Polo. Takeaways Hunting ethics and tagging regulations are important for wildlife conservation.Understanding deer age and hunting strategies can improve hunting success.Land ownership and hunting trends impact hunting opportunities and access to quality hunting grounds. The joy of hunting mature deerThe impact of spirituality on personal growth Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Tailgate Stories02:27 Poachers and Game Wardens03:53 Deer Tagging and Hunting Ethics10:19 Deer Age and Hunting Strategies20:02 Land Ownership and Hunting Trends26:46 Hunting and Selfishness27:45 The Joy of Mature Deer28:13 Transition to Velvet Strip29:07 Deer Behavior and Camera Observations30:33 Deer Population and Hunting Challenges38:22 Spirituality and Personal Growth43:19 Fitness and Health Journey50:08 The Controversy of Ron Polo

    Episode 29 - Better Hunters - Stronger Herd - Deeper Purpose
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Lead and Limbs Podcast - Where broadheads and brass collide. Nick Carpenter and Blake Mallory. They created the show to bridge the gap between high-tech rifle hunting and traditional bowhunting. The Hosts Nick Carpenter ("Lead"): He owns Brenton USA. Nick is an expert in the engineering side of things. His company builds AR-style rifles specifically designed for hunting, focusing on accuracy and modern tech. Blake Mallory ("Limbs"): He owns Lost Nation Archery. Blake represents the traditional side of hunting. He’s an expert in wood bows, strings, and the "old school" skills needed to get close to game.

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  • Creator
    Blake Mallory
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    36
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Blake Mallory

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