Highs and lows of Turkey Hunting.

BS Session with myself.

In this episdoe I dive into the problems that I think are factors in modern day Bowhunting more than Tech. Also talk about things you can do in the off season to keep your head in the game and make you a better outdoorsman.

This episode I take a look back at the 2025 season and talk about my highs and my lows. I transition into my upcoming goals for the 2026 season.

Just some tips from a regular dude on mentally and physically survining the grind of the Rut. MTV the Grind.

I talk with Joe Hardy, a guy I met hunting the farm I got access to this year. He tells the story of killing a nice wide 8 this year on the farm and a 170 in Ohio years ago.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the show! Today I've got a handful of topics I'm really excited to dive into. First off, I'm going to share a little story about the Kentucky buck I just took down and what that experience was like. Then we're going to get into some really cool science about how deer actually see those rubs glowing in the dark and what that means for us as hunters.

I'll also chat a bit about how deer sleep in shifts, which is a pretty fascinating piece of behavior that might explain a few things out in the woods. And as we move into late October and November, we're going to talk about that shift in food sources as the rut kicks in and how bucks start to roam. Finally, I'll share my thoughts on going back to square one on public land, doing those blind sits without any cameras and just relying on woodsmanship. So stick around—it's going to be a fun and hopefully informative ride!

Wanted to take a couple minutes and update everyone on how my season is going so far.