Welcome back to another episode of the Hunt Lift Eat Podcast. Luke is back in the hot seat and hosting our good friend, Keifer - aka the Homeless Hunter.

This episode the boys talk about the season out west thus far and what hunts they have coming up. Keifer, our resident vagabond, not only treks around the United States and other countries hunting and guiding, he is also participating in a Whitetail tournament here later this month starting October 30th. The tournament is in southern Ohio, two person teams, and 9 days to shoot the two biggest bucks - 1st place in this tournament takes home a whopping prize of $100,000 doll hairs. Sounds cold, but for a chance to hunt some good land and possibly win some money, we'd do it.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Hunt Lift Eat Podcast. We are stoked to have Sean Curtis LIVE in the studio with us our fearless leader, Luke D. Cox. Sean is basically a Wyoming native, although born in Colorado, and has called Wyoming home from a very young age. Raised in the outdoors, Sean was exposed at a young age to the outdoors where he started fishing and hunting in the mountains of Wyoming - And as Sean's Dad said "Stay in the mountains and stay out of trouble". Through the chaos of uncertainty, life, and a respected decade as a country artist, Sean always found the outdoors to be a constant -- a place to ground and find peace.

Luke and Sean talk about their upbringings and love for the outdoors - and better yet, it's the beginning of the season for numerous species in Wyoming where both Luke and Sean talk about what they are pursuing.

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Archery season is well underway here in the southeast - particularly in Georgia. It's still 95 degrees and 100 percent humidity which really makes us question why we do this even if it allows us to get into the woods more than 30 days before rifle season.

In this episode Carter & Cole talk about the first weekend hunt here in Georgia. The heat and sweat really has them re-considering getting out into the woods this early. The boys also talk about what they accomplished with their food plots in preparation for the fall. Planting food plots are not for the weary - Especially when you don't have the right equipment and require a bit more manual labor.