“#HuntFishTravel Ep 172 – 2016 WI Deer Gun Opener Preview with Kevin Wallenfang, DNR”
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In this episode we’re talking about the new regulations, how many licenses were sold last year and how many deer taken, blaze pink and Kevin’s #1 tip for a new hunter heading out into the woods this weekend. Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 172 – 2016 WI Deer Hunting Gun Opener Preview with Kevin Wallenfang, DNR”
“#HuntFishTravel 113 – Hunting Illinois with Take Aim Outdoors”
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Brandon Hammonds of the Take Aim Outdoors Podcast joins me to talk about hunting Illinois.
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Rick Helke 1st ever supporter of the show joins to chat about staying warm in the bitter cold.
“#HuntFishTravel 88 – How to Shoot Like a Sniper with CheytacUSA”
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Carrie’s flying solo this week as she interviews Rick Helke, owner of Slumper Seats, the very first supporter of the show.
What is a Slumper Seat you ask? It is an incredibly comfortable seat cushion for your tree stand.
They talk about the Wisconsin based company, how it got started and the different models offered.
Then they take some listener questions and chat about ways to stay warm in the frigid temps we are sometimes forced to hunt in.
Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 086 – Tips for Staying Warm While Out Hunting”
This week Carrie and Rachel head down the rock ‘n’ roll rabbit hole, they reveal Carrie’s new rock and metal new album review podcast Rock Chick Radio and a sneak peek behind Rachel and Carrie’s upcoming podcast project “Wisconsin Restaurant Review“.
Then they are chatting it up with Brian Johansen from Buck Stop Scents, they talk about types of scents, where and how to put them out and various questions about using them properly.
Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 085 – Deer Scents, Lures & How to Make a Mock Scrape”
What are antlers? Why do they grow the way they do? What makes them big and sometimes gnarley? What the heck is “Velvet”?
All these questions are answered during this week’s episode where we sit down with President of HuntForce Jim White. We’ll talk Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 068 – Antler Growth and Organizing Your Trail Cam Photos with HuntForce”
Eric Clark from Where to Hunt Wisconsin joins me to talk about an exciting new app that’ll change the way people find hunting spots! Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 063 – Where to Hunt Wisconsin”
Hello outdoors world!
Being mid January here in the brutal Northwood’s, I am sure most of us locked up inside our houses, sitting very close to our fireplaces (or heating vents for you city folk) just trying to stay warm. It has been an extra voracious winter here in Wisconsin, and most would think it crazy to want to venture outside for longer than it takes to get to your car, our worse case scenario, the mailbox. As I sit here writing this it is -20 wind chills! So what is it that makes it worth doing more? If you ask me lots of things will be getting me outdoors very soon. So I figured I would take this time to let you know of a few of the things that make Wisconsin, a sportsman’s paradise, even in the dead of winter. Continue reading “An Outdoors Report from a Wisconsin Wild”
Illinois policy makers force medical cannabis patients to choose between medication and firearm ownership.
Continue reading “Yet Another Sneaky Gun Grab Proposal from Illinois”
If the sign says no admittance, no trespassing, no access that means everyone. Including YOU!
I have noticed a disturbing trend this year – more and more people blatantly and blithely overlooking signage on both private and public lands that clearly states an area is closed or clearly states its intended usage. Continue reading “Refuges, Rest Areas, and Restricted Zones”
Hello outdoors world!! In this article I would like to talk about the disheartening occurrence that has affected a lot of hunters since the beginning of civilization. The loss of hunting land, and the loss of the traditions that go along with it. Unless you have been one of the lucky few whose family has owned the land that you hunt, you have probably had this happen to you.
Continue reading “Our Dwindling Public Lands”
