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Wired To Hunt Podcast MeatEater
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4.9 • 4.5K Ratings
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Dive deep into the world of whitetails with leading expert Mark Kenyon. Each episode covers specific and actionable strategies for the next generation of whitetail hunting addicts. Get your fix through the stories of Mark’s learning experiences as a whitetail hunter and valuable insights provided by a weekly slate of expert guests. Part of The MeatEater Podcast Network.
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Ep. 548: The Truth About Whitetail Scenting and Hearing Abilities with Karl Miller
On this week’s show, guest host Tony Peterson speaks with Dr. Karl Miller about his years of deer research. They also dive into what the science says about how well deer can hear, and the real reason why their advanced olfactory ability is so important to survival.
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Ep. 547: Foundations - Just Hunting Something Else
On today’s show, Tony talks about why it’s beneficial to expand your hunting horizons beyond whitetails - and how doing so can make you more lethal in the deer woods.
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Ep. 546: The Story of Deer Survival - Whitetail Anatomy Lessons with Justin Brown
On this week’s episode, Tony chats with Dr. Justin Brown about his research on viruses, disease pathology, and whitetail anatomy. Brown’s research, and veterinarian background, allow him to explain deer adaptations and evolutionary traits in a fascinating and informative way, which should be of interest to every whitetail hunter.
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Ep. 545: Foundations - A Weird Way to Become a Better Deer Hunter
On today’s show, Tony explains how a few non-hunting related decisions in his life led him down the path to not only enjoy deer hunting more, but to also become much better at it.
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Ep. 545: The Science Behind CWD, Fawn Mortality, and Mature Buck Movement with Mike Chamberlain
On today’s episode, Tony speaks with Dr. Michael Chamberlain about a variety of research projects he has been involved in, all of which teach us about unique aspects of whitetail behavior.
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Ep. 544: Foundations - You Do You
On today’s episode, Tony explains why whitetail hunting success always ultimately comes from your personal goals and efforts, and not some outside source.
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Customer Reviews
Awesome podcast!
This is one of the best podcasts out there for the serious Whitetail hunter. Mark and Tony are enjoyable to listen to and seem to know their stuff when it comes to Whitetail hunting. I’m always glad when new podcasts drop. Thanks guys!
Great discussions and super informative
So many great issues get brought up on these podcasts. Neat to hear about the different fights for conservation and preserving the hunting culture and how the issues vary state to state and region to region.
BHA Lifetime member after hearing the T. Edward Nickens interview!
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Keep it up guys. This podcast is always a breath of fresh air. Real, reliable, and relatable information from humble hunters.
Tony, you’re the Maynard James Keenan of whitetail podcasting:). They don’t get it, but you do.
Keep it real.