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. 4d ago

    Episode 16 - Jarod Van Hees - Habitat Podcast - Land Management

    The conversation covers topics related to habitat management for hunting, the challenges of hunting in Michigan, property pressure, Michigan's hunting environment, Michigan's new hunting law, habitat consulting, food plots, switchgrass and deer bedding, and turkey hunting experiences with family. The conversation delves into hunting experiences, equipment preferences, and the significance of access and pressure management in hunting. It also explores the entrepreneurial aspect of the hunting industry, highlighting the challenges and opportunities faced by hunters who are also entrepreneurs. Takeaways Habitat management for huntingChallenges of hunting in Michigan Hunting experiences and equipmentImportance of access and pressure managementEntrepreneurship in the hunting industry Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background09:54 Michigan's New Hunting Law20:31 Switchgrass and Deer Bedding27:16 Hunting Experiences and Equipment53:11 Entrepreneurship in the Hunting Industry

    57 min

  2. May 28

    Episode 15 - Tom Petry - Film The Hunt - Working in the Hunting Industry

    The conversation delves into the hunting industry, emphasizing the importance of passion, storytelling, and mentorship. It highlights the impact of education, networking, and the entrepreneurial mindset, as well as the reality of the industry and the significance of embracing stress and entrepreneurship. The discussion also touches on creating a niche and building a brand, and the importance of drive and work ethic in the industry. The conversation delves into the passion and drive required for success, the expectations and experience of a class, and the process of learning and applying new skills. It highlights the importance of passion and drive in pursuing a career, the transformative experience of a class, and the value of learning and applying new skills in real-world scenarios. The conversation delves into the discovery of photography talent, the evolution of photography style, and the teaching and learning process in photography. It highlights the passion for photography and hunting, as well as the evolution of photography style over time. Takeaways Passion and dedication are essential for success in the hunting industryBuilding connections and camaraderie is a key aspect of the industry Passion and driveLearning and application Passion for photography and huntingEvolution of photography style Chapters 00:00 The Importance of Drive and Work Ethic in the Industry50:07 Discovering Photography Talent

    1h 9m

  3. May 21

    Episode 14 - Skeeter Beckman - Roam Outdoors Podcast - Michigan Buck Rule Change Updates - NRC Meet

    The conversation delves into the impact of the NRC meeting on Michigan's hunting regulations, including the emotional reactions, complexity of new regulations, and the irresponsible proposal and decision-making process. It also explores the debate on antler point restrictions, commissioner behavior, public reaction, and the tradition vs. change in hunting regulations. The discussion highlights the NRC appointment process, quiet period, and the debate on antler point restrictions and gun season changes. The conversation delves into the debate over deer hunting regulations and their impact on the deer population, as well as the utilization of harvested deer for food and donation. The discussion covers the challenges and implications of seasonal hunting regulations, as well as the processing, donation, and utilization of deer meat for charitable purposes. The conversation delves into the challenges and precision of long-range shooting, ethical considerations in hunting, the balance between traditional and modern hunting practices, conservation efforts in deer hunting, and the debate between using a bow or a gun for hunting. Takeaways NRC Meeting ImpactAntler Point RestrictionsCommissioner Decision-Making Deer hunting regulations and their impactUtilization of harvested deer for food and donation Long-range shooting challengesHunting ethics and practices Chapters 00:00 Debate on Antler Point Restrictions and Gun Season Changes26:13 Utilization of Harvested Deer41:39 The Art of Long-Range Shooting47:21 Deer Hunting and Conservation Efforts54:30 The Bow vs. Gun Debate in Hunting

    56 min

  4. May 14

    Episode 13 - Boone Brothers - Jon Weece - Deer Meat Donations to Feed Hungry Kids

    The conversation covers the launch of Boone Brothers, a program addressing childhood hunger in Kentucky through deer donations. It explores the impact on children, engagement of hunters, and the potential for scalability and expansion to other states. The collaboration between hunters, farmers, and teachers is highlighted, along with the development of a school program and the impact on the next generation. The conversation covers a range of topics including wildlife conservation, deer and elk hunting, meat processing, and turkey hunting. It also delves into the challenges and strategies related to venison donation and distribution. The guests share personal hunting experiences and discuss the expansion of the conservation initiative to other states. Additionally, the conversation explores the preference between rifle and bow hunting, as well as future hunting plans. Takeaways Community EngagementImpactful Collaboration Community CollaborationWildlife Conservation Chapters 00:00 Deer Donation and Processing30:14 Volunteer Teams and Jerky Production36:17 Turkey Hunting Strategies42:27 Donation and Support

    46 min

  5. May 7

    Episode 12 - Dan Hatchew - 2KJigs - Giant Kansas Bucks Public Land - Fishing

    The conversation delves into the early days of 2K Jigs, highlighting the challenges and perseverance of building a fishing tackle business. It explores the passion for fishing and entrepreneurship, as well as the journey of creating and growing a successful business in the fishing industry. The conversation delves into the challenges faced in the fishing industry, including the process of selling fishing jigs, competition, and industry changes. It then transitions to a discussion about regulations in bass fishing and deer hunting, highlighting the impact of regulations on hunting experiences. The conversation concludes with a focus on Michigan's deer population, the impact of state regulations, and the challenges faced by hunters in the region. The conversation delves into the experiences of hunting and scoring two giant bucks, highlighting the persistence and determination required for hunting success. It also explores the process of measuring and scoring hunting trophies, as well as the preference for bow hunting over gun hunting. Takeaways Passion for fishing and entrepreneurshipThe challenges and perseverance of building a fishing tackle business Fishing industry challengesDeer hunting regulations Hunting success through persistenceScoring and measuring hunting trophies Chapters 00:00 The Early Days of 2K Jigs15:10 The Journey of Building a Business23:31 The Fishing Industry Challenges43:46 Michigan's Deer Population57:40 The Second Trophy01:07:38 Hunting Preferences

    1h 9m

  6. Apr 30

    Episode 11 - Nick and Blake Spring Turkey Talk - Deer Hunting Issues

    The conversation covers the growth of a podcast, challenges of seasonal businesses, and family hunting and outdoor activities. It delves into the slow season for rifles, turkey season, and the experience of hunting in various weather conditions. The discussion also includes insights into managing a business during the slow season and the importance of family outdoor activities. The conversation delves into the experience of turkey hunting in the rain, highlighting the challenges and strategies employed to overcome them. It also explores the impact of weather conditions on the success of turkey hunting, providing valuable insights for hunters. The conversation delves into the preparation of turkey jerky, the impact of hunting regulations on hunting accessibility, and the pursuit of trophy bucks. It also explores the significance of hunting traditions and the potential implications of proposed changes to hunting seasons and regulations. The conversation delves into the declining numbers of hunters and the impact on deer population, highlighting the challenges and mindset of hunting. It also explores the cultural shift in hunting, promoting hunting in a positive light, and the challenges of introducing new hunters. Additionally, it discusses the taboo surrounding hunting, the acceptance of hunting in diverse groups, and upcoming podcasts and future episodes. Takeaways Seasonal Business ChallengesFamily Hunting and Outdoor Activities Turkey hunting in the rainThe impact of weather on turkey hunting Turkey jerky preparationImpact of hunting regulations on hunter accessibility and deer population Hunter accessibility and declining numbersChallenges of hunting and the impact on deer population Chapters 00:00 Podcast Introduction and Listener Growth06:03 Outdoor Activities and Hunting Adventures18:27 Turkey Hunting in the Rain39:02 The Art of Turkey Jerky44:16 Quiet Period and Hunting Season53:57 Hunting Trends and Accessibility59:08 Declining Hunter Numbers01:04:14 Hunting Pressure and Habitat01:09:27 Cultural Shift and Family Conversations01:16:47 Upcoming Podcasts and Future Episodes

    1h 18m

  7. Apr 23

    Episode 10 - Joe Coy - Fourth Arrow - Hunting Industry

    The conversation covers a range of topics including the history of the Fourth Arrow camera arms, the use of camera arms for self-filming and hunting, the impact of antler point restrictions, and the ethical use of drones for deer recovery. The discussion also delves into the cultural differences in hunting practices between different regions and the potential changes in hunting regulations in Michigan. The conversation covers a range of topics related to hunting, wildlife management, and the hunting industry. It delves into the challenges and regulations of hunting in Michigan, the desire to make Michigan a destination state for hunting, and the impact of social media on the hunting industry. The conversation also explores the experience of hunting and the excitement of planning future hunting trips. Takeaways Fourth Arrow camera arms have revolutionized self-filming and hunting, providing professional-quality equipment for capturing hunting experiences.Antler point restrictions have implications for deer management, genetics, and hunting experiences, with differing opinions on their effectiveness and impact.The ethical use of drones for deer recovery is a game-changing tool that can aid in tracking and recovering wounded deer, but it also raises ethical and legal considerations.Cultural differences in hunting practices and regulations vary between regions, impacting hunting experiences and management strategies.The potential changes in hunting regulations in Michigan, including the use of rifles and antler point restrictions, are topics of debate and interest among hunters. Wildlife management challenges in MichiganDesire to make Michigan a destination state for huntingImpact of social media on the hunting industryThe excitement and planning of future hunting trips Chapters 00:00 Introduction and History of Fourth Arrow Camera Arms07:48 Ethical Use of Drones for Deer Recovery13:02 Cultural Differences in Hunting Practices and Regulations18:52 Debate on Antler Point Restrictions and Potential Changes in Hunting Regulations in Michigan30:39 Wildlife Management Challenges in Michigan36:35 Desire to Make Michigan a Destination State for Hunting45:01 Impact of Social Media on the Hunting Industry55:43 The Excitement and Planning of Future Hunting Trips

    58 min

  8. Apr 17

    Episode 9 - Mike Seedorff - President of CBM and Scorer for Pope & Young

    Mike Seedorff, the president of Commemorative Bucks of Michigan, discusses the role of scoring in hunting, the importance of record books, banquets and fundraising, membership details, youth engagement, and the scoring process. The conversation covers various aspects of deer scoring, hunting experiences, and the future of hunting in Michigan. It delves into the scoring process, abnormal points, and the role of volunteers in scoring events. Additionally, it explores the history of CBM, hunting legislation, and the pivotal moment for hunting in Michigan. The conversation also highlights the emotional connection with bow hunting, the adrenaline rush, and the preference for bow hunting turkeys. Furthermore, it discusses the buck to doe ratio, herd management, and the potential for Michigan to become a hunting destination. Takeaways The role of scoring in hunting is crucial for preserving hunting heritage and tradition.Membership and banquets play a significant role in fundraising and engaging the hunting community. Emotional connection with bow huntingPivotal moment for hunting in Michigan Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background05:23 Banquets and Fundraising10:38 Scoring Requirements and Challenges16:58 Scoring Process and Abnormal Points21:59 Bow Hunting and Hunting Preferences27:08 Buck to Doe Ratio and Herd Management

    56 min
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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
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  • Episodes
    16
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Blake Mallory

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