In this episode of The High Ground Podcast, the crew gives an early to mid-season turkey hunting update, breaking down recent experiences in the field and what they’re learning as the season progresses. They dive into real encounters with birds, including working ridge runners, adjusting setups, and dealing with situations where expectations didn’t match reality.

The conversation focuses heavily on turkey hunting tactics, including calling sequences, when to stay aggressive versus going quiet, and how to read a tom’s response to know when he’s committing. They also discuss the pros and cons of using decoys, proper setup distances, and how positioning can influence whether a bird comes into range.

They break down turkey behavior, explaining how birds move, respond to calls, and often take the path of least resistance — highlighting the importance of understanding terrain, obstacles, and roosting areas when planning setups. Practical advice is shared on locating birds through scouting, listening for gobbles, and getting into position before first light.

Overall, this episode is a mix of real hunt experience, tactical breakdown, and lessons learned in the field, giving listeners a raw and honest look at what it takes to adapt and improve during turkey season.

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In this episode of The High Ground Podcast, the crew recaps an opening day spring turkey hunt in Utah, breaking down the experience from start to finish. Skeeter walks through the early morning grind — from a late night and little sleep to getting into the unit before sunrise — and the strategy behind locating birds using calls and prior scouting.

They discuss the importance of preseason scouting, understanding pressure, and getting into areas with good potential, especially on limited entry hunts where tag numbers are low and opportunities can be higher. The conversation highlights the realities of hunting — adapting when birds aren’t responding, covering ground, and staying persistent even when things don’t go as planned.

The episode also touches on the mindset behind hunting, including preparation, discipline, and making the most of opportunities when they come. They wrap up with thoughts on stewardship, emphasizing respect for the land, wildlife, and the responsibility hunters have to take care of the places they spend time in.

Overall, this episode is a mix of real hunt experience, practical strategy, and mindset — giving listeners a look at what goes into a successful day in the field.

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Episode 17 is a solo episode where Morgan shares a personal testimony of Jesus Christ and the meaning of His resurrection. He reflects on faith, effort, and trusting the process—even when it feels like nothing is working.

The episode then shifts into spring turkey hunting, tying lessons from the mountains back to faith—reminding listeners that persistence, patience, and belief always pay off.

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In this episode of The High Ground Podcast, we break down everything you need to know to be successful during shed season. We cover the essential gear to have on the mountain, along with the tactics and strategies that help us consistently find sheds.

We dive into where to look, how to read terrain, and how to identify high-probability areas based on animal behavior. From scouting techniques to covering ground efficiently, we share what’s worked for us and the lessons we’ve learned along the way.

Whether you’re new to shed hunting or looking to level up, this episode gives you practical insight on how to approach the mountain with purpose and increase your chances of success.

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In this episode of The High Ground Podcast, the crew dives into the idea of “iron sharpens iron” and the impact that the people you surround yourself with have on your life. They discuss how your inner circle can either elevate you or hold you back, emphasizing the importance of choosing friends who push you to grow, hold you accountable, and genuinely want to see you succeed.

The conversation explores what true brotherhood looks like — not just having people to spend time with, but having relationships built on honesty, discipline, and mutual growth. The hosts share personal experiences about stepping away from negative influences, dealing with naysayers, and choosing to lead rather than follow, even when it’s uncomfortable.

They also highlight the balance between building a strong inner circle and still showing love and respect to others, without letting outside influences pull you away from your values. A key theme throughout the episode is that real growth comes through pressure, discomfort, and accountability, much like iron being sharpened — and that strong friendships should challenge you, not just comfort you.

Ultimately, this episode is about taking a hard look at your relationships, asking yourself what kind of friend you are, and intentionally building a circle that pushes everyone involved to become better in life, work, and personal growth.

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On this episode of The High Ground Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Preston Ward to talk about what it really takes to stay strong in the mountains. Dr. Ward shares his backstory — what led him into physical therapy and why he became passionate about helping hunters not just recover from injury, but stay in the backcountry for the long haul.

We dive into the most common injuries hunters face, from knee and ankle issues to lower back strain, and break down practical ways to mitigate risk before the season even starts. This conversation isn’t just about rehab — it’s about preparation, longevity, and keeping yourself capable year after year.

We also discuss the Colorado Summit, the mission behind it, and why building community around strength, education, and brotherhood matters for today’s hunters.

If you care about staying in the mountains longer, hunting harder, and taking ownership of your physical durability, this episode is a must-listen.

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