Joe Giglia

Solo Elk Hunting with Joe Giglia Elk Bros   Elk Bros Joe Giglia and I discuss solo elk hunting, the different scenarios, things to consider, tactics, etc. 

Solo Elk Hunting with Joe Giglia Elk Bros Elk Bros Joe Giglia and I discuss solo elk hunting, the different scenarios, things to consider, tactics, etc.

Solo Elk Hunting Joe Giglia

John Stallone

Shannon Mobbs

Cory Ford

John Stallone, Shannon Mobbs and Cory Ford talk Roosevelt Elk Shannon Mobbs and Cory Ford of Angry Spike Productions. these guys seem to get it done year in year out on the elusive coastal elk found in northwestern US. We discuss the differences between Roseys and Rocky mt elk, tips and tactics, calling and the secret suace to being consitant in the field Find out more about ASP: click here Instagram: @angryspikeproductions   Download and Subscribe to Interviews With The Hunting Masters Big Game Hunting Podcast brought to you by The Outdoor Insiders on iTunes,  Podbean,    Player FM  or Sticher.  It's FREE!     Help keep this podcast free and give us review on Itunes and leave us a comment to let us know how we are doing !   www. Johnstallone.me https://www.instagram.com/johnstallone/ This episode is brought to you By the Outdoor Insiders your #1 spot for inside information and Quality Gear.   #daysinthewild #johnstallone #interviewswiththemasters #hunting #elkhunting #deerhunting #biggamehunting #archerypractice #spotandstalk #muledeerhunting #couesdeer  #couesdeerhunting  #ibexhunting #antelopehunting #whitetailhunting #bowhunter #bowhunting #johnstallone

John Stallone, Shannon Mobbs and Cory Ford talk Roosevelt Elk Shannon Mobbs and Cory Ford of <a href="http://angryspikeproductions.vhx.tv/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Angry Spike Productions</a>. these guys seem to get it done year in year out on the elusive coastal elk found in northwestern US. We discuss the differences between Roseys and Rocky mt elk, tips and tactics, calling and the secret suace to being consitant in the field Find out more about ASP: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Angry-Spike-Productions-250444049586/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">click here</a> Instagram: @angryspikeproductions Download and Subscribe to Interviews With The Hunting Masters Big Game Hunting Podcast brought to you by The Outdoor Insiders on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/interviews-hunting-masters/id1126907414?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a>,  <a href="https://interviewswiththemasters.podbean.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Podbean</a>,    <a href="https://player.fm/series/interviews-with-the-hunting-masters-big-game-hunting-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Player FM </a> or <a href="http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/interviews-with-the-hunting-masters" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sticher</a>.  It's FREE!   Help keep this podcast free and give us review on Itunes and leave us a comment to let us know how we are doing ! <a href="https://johnstallone.me/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www. Johnstallone.me</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/johnstallone/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/johnstallone/</a> This episode is brought to you By <a href="http://launchtoi.com/JohnStallone" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the Outdoor Insiders </a>your #1 spot for inside information and Quality Gear. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/Huntingchannel" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#daysinthewild</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/johnstallone?source=feed_text&amp;story_id=10210356572563438" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#johnstallone</a> <a href="https://interviewswiththemasters.podbean.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#interviewswiththemasters</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCWHKVEum5k" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#hunting</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6M4mmIxfQo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#elkhunting</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkNv8zz0wgU" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#deerhunting</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKYSCazI0us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#biggamehunting</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsfriUO0ixY" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#archerypractice</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdMiY4uUQP0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#spotandstalk</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecmfco5XYvI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#muledeerhunting</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GbmPXTQ5JU" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#couesdeer </a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sh6cg9Yx2lY" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#couesdeerhunting </a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYy8T58UDMs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#ibexhunting</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc-n2slX3wE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#antelopehunting</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TTmLNRNLIA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#whitetailhunting</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZEeuxWHtjc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#bowhunter</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdR0ZuS4CXw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#bowhunting</a> <a href="https://johnstallone.me/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#johnstallone</a>

John Stallone, Shannon Mobbs and Cory Ford talk Roosevelt Elk throwback

Jermaine Hodge

Elk season with Jermaine Hodge   Show Notes:   I’m catching up with my friend Jermaine Hodge, and we kick things off by talking about summer hunting plans. I’m headed up to hunt elk in Idaho, and Jermaine is as well. It's a tough country to get into, and Jermaine’s planning a trip with two other world champions—watch out, elk! They’re going in with three tags and 15 days to get it done, so they’re going to go for it. Jermaine’s also going to spend some time hunting late season elk in Colorado.   You can’t guarantee success on a hunt, but it’s all about the experience. Some people look down on those who go out with guides and outfitters, but you don’t realize how much is still in their hands. Jermaine and I talk about the value of going out with a guide. Jermaine also drew a cow moose tag in Colorado, and he’s excited to fill his freezer up. We also talk about some of the expos Jermaine’s looking forward to and the competitions and contests going on there.   Jermaine has a couple of great elk stories, and he shares all the details here. Elk season can be a total grind, and he shares a story from a trip he went on with his wife in 2009. On day one, they both made a kill. At the end of the season, Jermaine’s good friend still had a tag to fill, and he talks about how they got the job done. We also talk about late season hunts and share some stories from those hunts as well.     What’s Inside:   Our summer hunting plans. The value of hunting with a guide or outfitter. Jermaine’s elk hunting stories.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/    Short Description:   I’m catching up with my friend Jermaine Hodge, and we chat about our upcoming hunting plans. He’s heading to Idaho, and he also drew a cow moose tag in Colorado. Jermaine has a couple of great elk stories, and he shares all the details here. We also talk about late season hunts and share some stories from those hunts as well.  Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk hunting, outfitting, guides, late season

Elk season with Jermaine Hodge Show Notes: I’m catching up with my friend Jermaine Hodge, and we kick things off by talking about summer hunting plans. I’m headed up to hunt elk in Idaho, and Jermaine is as well. It's a tough country to get into, and Jermaine’s planning a trip with two other world champions—watch out, elk! They’re going in with three tags and 15 days to get it done, so they’re going to go for it. Jermaine’s also going to spend some time hunting late season elk in Colorado. You can’t guarantee success on a hunt, but it’s all about the experience. Some people look down on those who go out with guides and outfitters, but you don’t realize how much is still in their hands. Jermaine and I talk about the value of going out with a guide. Jermaine also drew a cow moose tag in Colorado, and he’s excited to fill his freezer up. We also talk about some of the expos Jermaine’s looking forward to and the competitions and contests going on there. Jermaine has a couple of great elk stories, and he shares all the details here. Elk season can be a total grind, and he shares a story from a trip he went on with his wife in 2009. On day one, they both made a kill. At the end of the season, Jermaine’s good friend still had a tag to fill, and he talks about how they got the job done. We also talk about late season hunts and share some stories from those hunts as well. What’s Inside: <ul><li>Our summer hunting plans.</li> <li>The value of hunting with a guide or outfitter.</li> <li>Jermaine’s elk hunting stories. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> Short Description: I’m catching up with my friend Jermaine Hodge, and we chat about our upcoming hunting plans. He’s heading to Idaho, and he also drew a cow moose tag in Colorado. Jermaine has a couple of great elk stories, and he shares all the details here. We also talk about late season hunts and share some stories from those hunts as well. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk hunting, outfitting, guides, late season

Elk season with Jermaine Hodge

Beau Brooks

High-powered Elk Calling with Beau Brooks   Show Notes:   Two-time world champion Beau Brooks has been staying busy and working hard on his new business, Riven. His company sells top-quality elk instruments, like bugle tubes and mouth calls. Beau grew up on the West Coast hunting in Washington and Oregon and says he’ll shoot whatever walks in, unlike his dad, who’s a big bull hunter. He guides a couple of hunts a year, and archery is his passion. Beau loves to call elk and doesn’t have to let the arrow fly to have a good time.   Beau and I have a conversation about his all-wood bugle tube, which intrigues me. He started out building calls as a teenager and experimenting with materials about six or seven years ago. He tried out several materials, like aluminum, but nothing worked as well as wood. Beau and a friend wound up making a prototype out of maple that didn’t look too great but sounded amazing. It was tough trying to make it all work, but they tweaked the design a bit more until it was perfect. Beau even wound up winning Worlds with it!   I asked Beau some tactical questions, including what he’s going to do differently this year versus last year’s hunts. He’s changing it up by heading to new places, like the Southern Oregon coast, and plans on relying on glassing more than he usually does. We also talk about what Beau does when things are slow, but he knows elk are hanging around. Beau also shares tips on how to change your call techniques when you’re not getting a response and how to handle bulls that bugle but then move around.    What’s Inside:   All about Beau’s new business and his high-quality calls. How Beau created his all-wood bugle tube. Elk calling and hunting tips.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ HuntRiven.com     Short Description: Two-time world champion Beau Brooks has been staying busy and working hard on his new business, Riven. Beau and I chat about his all-wood bugle tube and how he won Worlds using a prototype. Beau also shares how he’s hunting differently this year and gives tips on how to change your call techniques when you’re not getting a response and how to handle bulls that bugle but then move around.   Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk instruments, elk calls, bugling, elk hunting, bugle tube, calling tips 

High-powered Elk Calling with Beau Brooks Show Notes: Two-time world champion Beau Brooks has been staying busy and working hard on his new business, Riven. His company sells top-quality elk instruments, like bugle tubes and mouth calls. Beau grew up on the West Coast hunting in Washington and Oregon and says he’ll shoot whatever walks in, unlike his dad, who’s a big bull hunter. He guides a couple of hunts a year, and archery is his passion. Beau loves to call elk and doesn’t have to let the arrow fly to have a good time. Beau and I have a conversation about his all-wood bugle tube, which intrigues me. He started out building calls as a teenager and experimenting with materials about six or seven years ago. He tried out several materials, like aluminum, but nothing worked as well as wood. Beau and a friend wound up making a prototype out of maple that didn’t look too great but sounded amazing. It was tough trying to make it all work, but they tweaked the design a bit more until it was perfect. Beau even wound up winning Worlds with it! I asked Beau some tactical questions, including what he’s going to do differently this year versus last year’s hunts. He’s changing it up by heading to new places, like the Southern Oregon coast, and plans on relying on glassing more than he usually does. We also talk about what Beau does when things are slow, but he knows elk are hanging around. Beau also shares tips on how to change your call techniques when you’re not getting a response and how to handle bulls that bugle but then move around.  What’s Inside: <ul><li>All about Beau’s new business and his high-quality calls.</li> <li>How Beau created his all-wood bugle tube.</li> <li>Elk calling and hunting tips. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="http://www.huntriven.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HuntRiven.com </a> Short Description: Two-time world champion Beau Brooks has been staying busy and working hard on his new business, Riven. Beau and I chat about his all-wood bugle tube and how he won Worlds using a prototype. Beau also shares how he’s hunting differently this year and gives tips on how to change your call techniques when you’re not getting a response and how to handle bulls that bugle but then move around.  Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk instruments, elk calls, bugling, elk hunting, bugle tube, calling tips

High-powered Elk Calling with Beau Brooks

Hunting Media, Argentina, and Hunting Lessons Learned with Joe Eppele   Show Notes:   Former pro athlete Joe Eppele joins me here to share some epic hunting stories. He grew up in a logging town up in British Columbia and got into fishing at an early age. As Joe got older, his love of the outdoors took a bit of a backseat when he decided to pursue a football career. He started out at Washington State, then got drafted in the CFL. Once he retired, he became the Director of Business Development and a co-host for Wild TV, which is Canada’s largest hunting and outdoor TV network. Joe and I get into the evolution of the hunting media industry and where it is today.   Joe and I talk about our favorite gear, and we even wear the same boots and pants! We also both got stuck in Argentina right when COVID hit, and we talk about that whole ordeal. Joe also shares a couple of hunting stories, starting with his most memorable. Sheep season’s right around the corner, and last year he had a pretty wild trip in northern BC. One morning, he saw a bunch of young rams, with a couple of legal ones in the mix. It was a day and a half's hike to get in, and he was only with a cameraman. Since it was only the two of them, hauling the ram he got on the way out was a whole process.   Then, Joe shares a story of a hunt that taught him a lot about preparedness in the backcountry. He and his crew went in hard during an elk hunt and had some close calls with some bulls. One day, they woke up early to hike up a faraway mountain. They had planned on it only being a day, but they wound up in a nasty spot. They ate all of their food and drank all of their water to plan for the hike back out, but a bull chirped up, so they decided to wait. Just before last light, Joe gets a perfect shot on him at last light. They contacted their camp, and they showed up with a bottle of whisky. The story gets better from there.    What’s Inside:   How the hunting media industry and social media have changed over the years. Stories about getting stuck in Argentina over Covid. Two of Joe’s most memorable hunting stories.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/    Short Description:  Former pro athlete Joe Eppele joins me here to share some hunting stories. When he retired from his football career, he became the Director of Business Development and a co-host for Wild TV, which is Canada’s largest hunting and outdoor TV network. Joe also shares a couple of hunting stories, starting with one from sheep season. Then, Joe shares a story of a hunt that taught him a lot about preparedness in the backcountry.  Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk hunting, sheep hunting, hunting media, hunting TV shows, fishing

Hunting Media, Argentina, and Hunting Lessons Learned with Joe Eppele Show Notes: Former pro athlete Joe Eppele joins me here to share some epic hunting stories. He grew up in a logging town up in British Columbia and got into fishing at an early age. As Joe got older, his love of the outdoors took a bit of a backseat when he decided to pursue a football career. He started out at Washington State, then got drafted in the CFL. Once he retired, he became the Director of Business Development and a co-host for Wild TV, which is Canada’s largest hunting and outdoor TV network. Joe and I get into the evolution of the hunting media industry and where it is today. Joe and I talk about our favorite gear, and we even wear the same boots and pants! We also both got stuck in Argentina right when COVID hit, and we talk about that whole ordeal. Joe also shares a couple of hunting stories, starting with his most memorable. Sheep season’s right around the corner, and last year he had a pretty wild trip in northern BC. One morning, he saw a bunch of young rams, with a couple of legal ones in the mix. It was a day and a half's hike to get in, and he was only with a cameraman. Since it was only the two of them, hauling the ram he got on the way out was a whole process. Then, Joe shares a story of a hunt that taught him a lot about preparedness in the backcountry. He and his crew went in hard during an elk hunt and had some close calls with some bulls. One day, they woke up early to hike up a faraway mountain. They had planned on it only being a day, but they wound up in a nasty spot. They ate all of their food and drank all of their water to plan for the hike back out, but a bull chirped up, so they decided to wait. Just before last light, Joe gets a perfect shot on him at last light. They contacted their camp, and they showed up with a bottle of whisky. The story gets better from there. What’s Inside: <ul><li>How the hunting media industry and social media have changed over the years.</li> <li>Stories about getting stuck in Argentina over Covid.</li> <li>Two of Joe’s most memorable hunting stories. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> Short Description: Former pro athlete Joe Eppele joins me here to share some hunting stories. When he retired from his football career, he became the Director of Business Development and a co-host for Wild TV, which is Canada’s largest hunting and outdoor TV network. Joe also shares a couple of hunting stories, starting with one from sheep season. Then, Joe shares a story of a hunt that taught him a lot about preparedness in the backcountry. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk hunting, sheep hunting, hunting media, hunting TV shows, fishing

Lessons Learned with Joe Eppele

This week we go live on instagram with Jermaine Hodge and do a Q&amp; A on elk hunting.   Here are some of the questions we answered on this elk hunting podcast  lets talk about hunting public land elk in CO. lets talk about logistics a bit: The tag situation how does draw system work what about OTC tags vs limited entry. Explain the point system. what is your favorite terrain to hunt and why  3) what do you look for in a hunting area what is your starting point to locating bulls 4) During the rut what are the 3 tricks elk hunter should learn and how and when to use them   5)Calling to bedded elk what is your approach 6) Calling uphill, downhill, same level what do you prefer and why ? When you have a bull that consistently answers you back but every time you get close he takes his cows away and moves 500-600 yards away what do you do? What if he doesn’t have cows? What are some of the things you are listing for when a bull is bugling and what are you doing with that information?

This week we go live <a href="https://www.instagram.com/johnstallone/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">on instagram</a> with <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jermainehodge_colorado/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jermaine Hodge </a>and do a Q&amp; A on elk hunting.   Here are some of the questions we answered on this elk hunting podcast  <ul><li>lets talk about hunting public land elk in CO. lets talk about logistics a bit: The tag situation how does draw system work what about OTC tags vs limited entry. Explain the point system.</li> <li>what is your favorite terrain to hunt and why</li> </ul> 3) what do you look for in a hunting area what is your starting point to locating bulls 4) During the rut what are the 3 tricks elk hunter should learn and how and when to use them 5)Calling to bedded elk what is your approach 6) Calling uphill, downhill, same level what do you prefer and why ? <ul><li>When you have a bull that consistently answers you back but every time you get close he takes his cows away and moves 500-600 yards away what do you do? What if he doesn’t have cows?</li> <li>What are some of the things you are listing for when a bull is bugling and what are you doing with that information?</li></ul>

Live Elk Q&A with Jermaine Hodge

Michael Batease

Prepping for Elk Season with Michael Batease   Show Notes:   My buddy Michael Batease is here, and I’m picking his brain on elk hunting. He’s counting down the days until the season, which is right around the corner. I feel like this is the first hunting season that has snuck up on me. Michael got married just a few weeks ago, and now that his focus is off the wedding, he’s prepping for opening day. For the rest of July and August, he’ll be getting his trail cameras out and scouting new areas. Michael lives within a couple of hours from his hunting area, and he often does a quick trip up after work for a glassing session.   Each year, Michael picks a new area to explore, and he’s always looking for backup plans in case one place has too many people or experiences damage. Here, he shares his game plan when he goes into a new area, which starts from home using tools like Fat Map and OnX. He’s also strategic about where he sets up his trailer and base camp. Michael loves night bugling so that’s a big factor in how he chooses a spot, along with a place that has good access for vehicles.   Michael says if there’s a funky horn bull out there, he’ll find it. He loves calling for other people, and everyone he’s called for has at least one bull that’s scored well in the books. I talked to Michael about some of the things he does to tip the odds in his favor early in the year. He also shares why he loves cow and calf calls and some good stories about using calls on the hunt. I ask Michael how to track down a bull who’s far away and what to do if he has cows with him or if he’s alone. He provides tips on how to move in and shares some of the mistakes people make.   Michael has an elk calling academy, and he’s partnered up with Howl for Wildlife. When you become a member of Howl, you’ll get free access to the course included in your membership.     What’s Inside:   Michael’s game plan for going into a new area. Why Michael loves cow and calf calls. How to track down a bull that’s far away, with and without cows.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/    Short Description:  My buddy Michael Batease is here, and I’m picking his brain on elk hunting. I talked to Michael about some of the things he does to tip the odds in his favor early in the year. He also shares why he loves cow and calf calls and some good stories about using calls on the hunt. I ask Michael how to track down a bull who’s far away and what to do if he has cows with him or if he’s alone. He provides tips on how to move in and shares some of the mistakes people make.  Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk hunting, elk season, prepping, cows, calves, bugling, bugle, calls

Prepping for Elk Season with Michael Batease Show Notes: My buddy Michael Batease is here, and I’m picking his brain on elk hunting. He’s counting down the days until the season, which is right around the corner. I feel like this is the first hunting season that has snuck up on me. Michael got married just a few weeks ago, and now that his focus is off the wedding, he’s prepping for opening day. For the rest of July and August, he’ll be getting his trail cameras out and scouting new areas. Michael lives within a couple of hours from his hunting area, and he often does a quick trip up after work for a glassing session. Each year, Michael picks a new area to explore, and he’s always looking for backup plans in case one place has too many people or experiences damage. Here, he shares his game plan when he goes into a new area, which starts from home using tools like Fat Map and OnX. He’s also strategic about where he sets up his trailer and base camp. Michael loves night bugling so that’s a big factor in how he chooses a spot, along with a place that has good access for vehicles. Michael says if there’s a funky horn bull out there, he’ll find it. He loves calling for other people, and everyone he’s called for has at least one bull that’s scored well in the books. I talked to Michael about some of the things he does to tip the odds in his favor early in the year. He also shares why he loves cow and calf calls and some good stories about using calls on the hunt. I ask Michael how to track down a bull who’s far away and what to do if he has cows with him or if he’s alone. He provides tips on how to move in and shares some of the mistakes people make. Michael has an elk calling academy, and he’s partnered up with Howl for Wildlife. When you become a member of Howl, you’ll get free access to the course included in your membership.  What’s Inside: <ul><li>Michael’s game plan for going into a new area.</li> <li>Why Michael loves cow and calf calls.</li> <li>How to track down a bull that’s far away, with and without cows. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> Short Description: My buddy Michael Batease is here, and I’m picking his brain on elk hunting. I talked to Michael about some of the things he does to tip the odds in his favor early in the year. He also shares why he loves cow and calf calls and some good stories about using calls on the hunt. I ask Michael how to track down a bull who’s far away and what to do if he has cows with him or if he’s alone. He provides tips on how to move in and shares some of the mistakes people make. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk hunting, elk season, prepping, cows, calves, bugling, bugle, calls

Prepping for Elk Season with Michael Batease

Anthony Drop

No topic is safe! Joe and Anthony Drop by the studio and as usual when we get together shots are fired, stories are told, and opinions are expressed. 

No topic is safe! Joe and Anthony Drop by the studio and as usual when we get together shots are fired, stories are told, and opinions are expressed.

No topic is safe! Joe and Anthony Drop by the studio

Braxton Hamilton

Mule Deer Hunting Stories with Braxton Hamilton   Show Notes:   Braxton Hamilton joins me to talk about mule deer hunting and share some stories. He’s fresh off a bear hunt, and we spend some time talking about bear hunts from the past. Braxton lives in northwestern Wyoming, where I used to go every year for the opener of mule deer. He’s been hunting for as long as he can remember. Braxton’s dad hunted just about everything when it was open, and as a kid, it was really fun. They spent a lot of time in the mountains, and he grew up seeing a lot of huge deer. Back in the 90s and 00s, there were a ton of deer out there.    When he was younger, Braxton had his heart set on killing a giant one and nothing else, and he went a whole 9 years before grabbing one! There are so many lessons in deer hunting, especially when using a bow. We chat about everything that goes into it and how important those moments are when you pull back and draw. Sometimes, it’s as simple as having that killer instinct to go after your target and getting rid of any doubts.    Braxton shares a story about how he shot a 5 x 4 deer back in 2021. He says it was the biggest learning experience he’s ever had in his hunting career. He was out with a partner, and they had been tracking the deer since 2019. We talk about how the majority of mule deer hunting is mental, and sitting in one spot for hours is a whole other grind. They played a bit of a waiting game and wound up losing track of him after shooting him with an arrow. They took a few days off and wound up finding him dead in another camp! It wasn’t a pretty scene, and they think it must have died the night he got him.    What’s Inside:   How Braxton got into hunting and got his first deer. A mule deer hunting story from Braxton where he played the waiting game. The mental challenges of deer hunting.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Braxton on Instagram   Short Description:   Braxton Hamilton is a Wyoming boy who’s been hunting for as long as he can remember. Here, we talk about the lessons we learn through deer hunting and why so much of it is a mental game. When he was younger, Braxton had his heart set on killing a giant one and nothing else and he went a whole 9 years before grabbing one! Braxton also shares all about how he shot a 5 x 4 deer back in 2021. He says it was the biggest learning experience he’s ever had in his hunting career and it’s an amazing story.    Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk hunting, deer hunting, mule deer, bow hunting, archery

Mule Deer Hunting Stories with Braxton Hamilton Show Notes: Braxton Hamilton joins me to talk about mule deer hunting and share some stories. He’s fresh off a bear hunt, and we spend some time talking about bear hunts from the past. Braxton lives in northwestern Wyoming, where I used to go every year for the opener of mule deer. He’s been hunting for as long as he can remember. Braxton’s dad hunted just about everything when it was open, and as a kid, it was really fun. They spent a lot of time in the mountains, and he grew up seeing a lot of huge deer. Back in the 90s and 00s, there were a ton of deer out there.  When he was younger, Braxton had his heart set on killing a giant one and nothing else, and he went a whole 9 years before grabbing one! There are so many lessons in deer hunting, especially when using a bow. We chat about everything that goes into it and how important those moments are when you pull back and draw. Sometimes, it’s as simple as having that killer instinct to go after your target and getting rid of any doubts.  Braxton shares a story about how he shot a 5 x 4 deer back in 2021. He says it was the biggest learning experience he’s ever had in his hunting career. He was out with a partner, and they had been tracking the deer since 2019. We talk about how the majority of mule deer hunting is mental, and sitting in one spot for hours is a whole other grind. They played a bit of a waiting game and wound up losing track of him after shooting him with an arrow. They took a few days off and wound up finding him dead in another camp! It wasn’t a pretty scene, and they think it must have died the night he got him.  What’s Inside: <ul><li>How Braxton got into hunting and got his first deer.</li> <li>A mule deer hunting story from Braxton where he played the waiting game.</li> <li>The mental challenges of deer hunting. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/brax_hamilton/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Braxton on Instagram </a> Short Description: Braxton Hamilton is a Wyoming boy who’s been hunting for as long as he can remember. Here, we talk about the lessons we learn through deer hunting and why so much of it is a mental game. When he was younger, Braxton had his heart set on killing a giant one and nothing else and he went a whole 9 years before grabbing one! Braxton also shares all about how he shot a 5 x 4 deer back in 2021. He says it was the biggest learning experience he’s ever had in his hunting career and it’s an amazing story.  Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, elk hunting, deer hunting, mule deer, bow hunting, archery

Mule Deer Hunting with Braxton Hamilton

Cliff Gray

Cliff Gray Hunting learning from other's experiences. Cliff and I discuss: being on Joe Rogan, we talk about learning from the experiences and stories of others, we talk about blood trailing, and determining when is the best time to seize an opportunity.    Follow Cliff Gray here Cliff Gray (@cliffgry) • Instagram photos and videos youtube Cliff Gray - YouTube

Cliff Gray Hunting learning from other's experiences. Cliff and I discuss: being on Joe Rogan, we talk about learning from the experiences and stories of others, we talk about blood trailing, and determining when is the best time to seize an opportunity.  Follow Cliff Gray here <a href="https://www.instagram.com/cliffgry/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cliff Gray (@cliffgry) • Instagram photos and videos</a> youtube <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@CliffGray" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cliff Gray - YouTube</a>

Cliff Gray learning from other’s experiences

John Stallone Interviews Hunting Pros to get inside hunting tips and tactics western big game hunting, bowhunting, mule deer, elk, whitetail deer and predator hunting. Formerly Interviews With The Hunting Masters

Weston Paul

Hunting and Mental Toughness with Weston Paul   Show Notes:   Weston Paul is the Director of Business Development at MTNTOUGH Fitness Lab out of Bozeman, Montana. MTNTOUGH is a state-of-the-art fitness app that helps hunters get into tip top shape for the hunting season. Their programs have been tested and proven for conditions like high elevation, steep terrain, and multiple days under load. Your mental toughness will most certainly be challenged. Founder Dustin Diefenderfer designed the app with the backcountry athlete in mind, and the training programs feature a good mix of both strength and cardio.    In hunting, we know things don’t always go the way we want them to. MTNTOUGH also has a 10-day mental toughness course that trains you how to handle adversity and achieve your goals, so you can persevere through challenges. There are also yoga, physical therapy, and spirituality aspects woven into the various programs. This well-rounded approach is a great way for hunters to prepare for just about anything.    Weston and I talk about failures and how we learn from them. He also shares a story about an elk hunt where his brother-in-law wound up catching COVID and he wound up leaving. Later, a big snowstorm hit and dumped about two feet of snow. He followed some grizzly tracks to a few bulls and was able to sneak in and get one. We also chat about carrying loads on elk hunts and how to pack what your body can handle, toughing through injuries and ailments, and how Weston’s partnering with Howl for Wildlife.    What’s Inside:   How MTNTOUGH helps hunters get into physical and mental shape. An epic elk hunting story from Weston. Carrying loads and tough pack outs.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ MTNTOUGH   Short Description:   Weston Paul is the Director of Business Development at MTNTOUGH Fitness Lab out of Bozeman, Montana. MTNTOUGH is a state-of-the-art fitness app that helps hunters get into tip top shape for the hunting season. Weston shares an epic elk hunt story that involves a snowstorm and grizzly tracks. We also chat about carrying loads on elk hunts and how to pack what your body can handle, toughing through injuries and ailments, and how Weston’s partnering with Howl for Wildlife.    Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, fitness, training, hunting season, MTNTOUGH, mental toughness, workouts, perseverance, elk hunting, grizzly bear 

Hunting and Mental Toughness with Weston Paul Show Notes: Weston Paul is the Director of Business Development at MTNTOUGH Fitness Lab out of Bozeman, Montana. MTNTOUGH is a state-of-the-art fitness app that helps hunters get into tip top shape for the hunting season. Their programs have been tested and proven for conditions like high elevation, steep terrain, and multiple days under load. Your mental toughness will most certainly be challenged. Founder Dustin Diefenderfer designed the app with the backcountry athlete in mind, and the training programs feature a good mix of both strength and cardio.  In hunting, we know things don’t always go the way we want them to. MTNTOUGH also has a 10-day mental toughness course that trains you how to handle adversity and achieve your goals, so you can persevere through challenges. There are also yoga, physical therapy, and spirituality aspects woven into the various programs. This well-rounded approach is a great way for hunters to prepare for just about anything.  Weston and I talk about failures and how we learn from them. He also shares a story about an elk hunt where his brother-in-law wound up catching COVID and he wound up leaving. Later, a big snowstorm hit and dumped about two feet of snow. He followed some grizzly tracks to a few bulls and was able to sneak in and get one. We also chat about carrying loads on elk hunts and how to pack what your body can handle, toughing through injuries and ailments, and how Weston’s partnering with Howl for Wildlife. What’s Inside: <ul><li>How MTNTOUGH helps hunters get into physical and mental shape.</li> <li>An epic elk hunting story from Weston.</li> <li>Carrying loads and tough pack outs. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://mtntough.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MTNTOUGH </a> Short Description: Weston Paul is the Director of Business Development at MTNTOUGH Fitness Lab out of Bozeman, Montana. MTNTOUGH is a state-of-the-art fitness app that helps hunters get into tip top shape for the hunting season. Weston shares an epic elk hunt story that involves a snowstorm and grizzly tracks. We also chat about carrying loads on elk hunts and how to pack what your body can handle, toughing through injuries and ailments, and how Weston’s partnering with Howl for Wildlife. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, fitness, training, hunting season, MTNTOUGH, mental toughness, workouts, perseverance, elk hunting, grizzly bear

Hunting and Mental Toughness with Weston Paul

Clint Casper

How to Hunt 120 Days of the Year with Clint Casper   Show Notes:   Clint Casper hunts 120 days out of the year and here he shares his stories and how he’s achieved his success. Clint runs the Working Class Bowhunter podcast and we met back in 2015 through Outdoor Insiders. He’s in his second year running the show on the CC Hunt Files platform. We start our conversation by talking about what it takes to run a podcast and the challenges that come along with it. The industry creates a lot of snake oil salesmen with their products and sponsors, and we share a few stories and laughs about it.    Clint is very vocal about what he uses and why he uses it on his podcast. He only promotes what he uses, which means he truly endorses what he shares on his shows. Clint also doesn’t get paid to hunt for a living and he talks about all the different jobs he does. We talk about the right way to get into the hunting industry and why you should find a job that gives you a lot of time while generating a steady income.    Hunting isn’t always fun, and Clint shares a story about when he quit a mule deer trip after 8 days. He threw in the towel mentally, and for the next year, it was all he thought about. It was the worst and best thing to happen to him and since then, Clint’s been adding more days to his hunts. He shares how he defines success and why some of his best hunts were ones where he didn’t even release an arrow. Clint also talks about some of the toughest trips he’s had, how they tested him, and what he learned.     What’s Inside:   How Clint defines a successful hunt. The right way to get into the hunting industry. Why podcasting has created snake oil salesmen.     Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Working Class Bowhunter Podcast   Short Description: Clint Casper hunts 120 days out of the year and here, he shares his stories and how he’s achieved his success. We talk about the snake oil salesmen in podcasting, the right way to get into the hunting industry, and why some of Clint’s most successful hunts were ones where he didn’t even release an arrow. Clint also shares stories of some of his toughest hunts and the lessons he learned.     Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, bow hunting, working class bowhunter, hunting industry, podcasting, success

How to Hunt 120 Days of the Year with Clint Casper Show Notes: Clint Casper hunts 120 days out of the year and here he shares his stories and how he’s achieved his success. Clint runs the Working Class Bowhunter podcast and we met back in 2015 through Outdoor Insiders. He’s in his second year running the show on the CC Hunt Files platform. We start our conversation by talking about what it takes to run a podcast and the challenges that come along with it. The industry creates a lot of snake oil salesmen with their products and sponsors, and we share a few stories and laughs about it.  Clint is very vocal about what he uses and why he uses it on his podcast. He only promotes what he uses, which means he truly endorses what he shares on his shows. Clint also doesn’t get paid to hunt for a living and he talks about all the different jobs he does. We talk about the right way to get into the hunting industry and why you should find a job that gives you a lot of time while generating a steady income.  Hunting isn’t always fun, and Clint shares a story about when he quit a mule deer trip after 8 days. He threw in the towel mentally, and for the next year, it was all he thought about. It was the worst and best thing to happen to him and since then, Clint’s been adding more days to his hunts. He shares how he defines success and why some of his best hunts were ones where he didn’t even release an arrow. Clint also talks about some of the toughest trips he’s had, how they tested him, and what he learned.  What’s Inside: <ul><li>How Clint defines a successful hunt.</li> <li>The right way to get into the hunting industry.</li> <li>Why podcasting has created snake oil salesmen.</li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://www.workingclassbowhunter.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Working Class Bowhunter Podcast </a> Short Description: Clint Casper hunts 120 days out of the year and here, he shares his stories and how he’s achieved his success. We talk about the snake oil salesmen in podcasting, the right way to get into the hunting industry, and why some of Clint’s most successful hunts were ones where he didn’t even release an arrow. Clint also shares stories of some of his toughest hunts and the lessons he learned.  Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, bow hunting, working class bowhunter, hunting industry, podcasting, success

120 Days of Hunting with Clint Casper

DIY Boat Building with Mike Lopez   Show Notes:   Mike Lopez is an artist and a YouTuber who’s made his business out of building and modifying small bass boats. His channel is called Tiny Boat Nation and definitely check it out if you’re a DIY guy or gal. He’s currently working on a welding cart and gearing up to work on a pontoon boat next. He says it’s going to be business in the front and party in the back, and he wants to call it the mullet! Mike’s been working on boats and running his YouTube channel since 2015. He eventually took his online success full time and left his day job behind after the pandemic took his channel to a new level.   Mike and I start our conversation with a chat about airboats and their pros and cons. Mike also built me a boat, and we talk about how he made it and all the great features.  A lot of guys out there want to take on a project or improve their boats, but they have some reservations since a project like this can be costly and time consuming. Mike offers some suggestions on how you can get started and insights into how he plans out his builds. Unlike an engineer who does a ton of upfront planning, Mike likes to work as he goes and tries to solve as many problems as possible.   We chat about different motors and rigs and how to incorporate them into a build. We also talk about the best kinds of boats for bow fishing and how to choose one based on your needs and budget. If you’re thinking about your own build, it helps to start with what you want the boat to accomplish and back into it. Mike also suggests going with a custom layout over a standard manufactured model to really make it your own. If you’re interested in buying a kit, check out Mike’s Tiny Boat Nation store through the link below.    What’s Inside:   How Mike left his day job to run Tiny Boat Nation full time. Tips for planning out your own boat build. How to customize your boat based on your needs.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Tiny Boat Nation on YouTube Tiny Boat Nation – Website &amp; Store   Short Description: Mike Lopez is an artist and a YouTuber who’s made his business out of building and modifying small bass boats. Here, we talk about how he builds his boats (including one he did for me) and what to do if you want to build or improve your own boat. We also chat about motors, features, and how to customize your own boat based on your needs and budget.    Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, bass boats, tiny boat nation, bow fishing, custom boats

DIY Boat Building with Mike Lopez Show Notes: Mike Lopez is an artist and a YouTuber who’s made his business out of building and modifying small bass boats. His channel is called Tiny Boat Nation and definitely check it out if you’re a DIY guy or gal. He’s currently working on a welding cart and gearing up to work on a pontoon boat next. He says it’s going to be business in the front and party in the back, and he wants to call it the mullet! Mike’s been working on boats and running his YouTube channel since 2015. He eventually took his online success full time and left his day job behind after the pandemic took his channel to a new level. Mike and I start our conversation with a chat about airboats and their pros and cons. Mike also built me a boat, and we talk about how he made it and all the great features.  A lot of guys out there want to take on a project or improve their boats, but they have some reservations since a project like this can be costly and time consuming. Mike offers some suggestions on how you can get started and insights into how he plans out his builds. Unlike an engineer who does a ton of upfront planning, Mike likes to work as he goes and tries to solve as many problems as possible. We chat about different motors and rigs and how to incorporate them into a build. We also talk about the best kinds of boats for bow fishing and how to choose one based on your needs and budget. If you’re thinking about your own build, it helps to start with what you want the boat to accomplish and back into it. Mike also suggests going with a custom layout over a standard manufactured model to really make it your own. If you’re interested in buying a kit, check out Mike’s Tiny Boat Nation store through the link below. What’s Inside: <ul><li>How Mike left his day job to run Tiny Boat Nation full time.</li> <li>Tips for planning out your own boat build.</li> <li>How to customize your boat based on your needs. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPBIo2cyjkCJq85Getng0Pw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tiny Boat Nation on YouTube</a> <a href="https://tbnation.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tiny Boat Nation – Website &amp; Store </a> Short Description: Mike Lopez is an artist and a YouTuber who’s made his business out of building and modifying small bass boats. Here, we talk about how he builds his boats (including one he did for me) and what to do if you want to build or improve your own boat. We also chat about motors, features, and how to customize your own boat based on your needs and budget. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, bass boats, tiny boat nation, bow fishing, custom boats

Tiny Boat Nation DIY Boat Building

Robby Denning

Mule Deer Hunting Live Q&amp;A with Robby Denning   Show Notes:   I brought Robby Denning of Rokslide on for a live Q&amp;A where we talked all things mule deer. Robby is the author of two mule deer hunting books: Hunting Big Mule Deer: How to Take the Best Buck of Your Life and Hunting Big Mule Deer: The Stories. We kick off things with an audience question about whether or not Robby prefers to bed deer before he stalks them or if he prefers them on the hoof, and if that changes between rifle hunting and archery hunting. Robby says bedded is always the best, but it’s easier said than done, and he walks through his process.   Next, we talk about hunting in the early season vs. the late season and the pros and cons. Another question asks Robby to share his idea of the perfect scenario and paint the picture so hunters can recognize that out in the field. He says he doesn’t usually know until he puts his finger on the trigger because so many things happen between finding bucks and actually getting them. Being careful and not letting the buck know you’re there are, as Robby says, the most important. The distance and the topography have to be in your favor, and Robby talks about some of his experiences.   Robby and I discuss which mule deer behavioral attributes to pay attention to that ultimately help you harvest the animal. We talk about sightings and tracks and which times of day are the best. Mule deer also tend to return to the same area around the same dates each year, so mark your calendar. Other questions we ask Robby include how many years he follows a deer before he gets them, moon cycle patterns and summer bucks, how to decide if a unit has too much hunting pressure, and more.    What’s Inside:   Hunting bedded mule deer vs. on the hoof What the perfect hunting scenario looks like and all the factors that come into play Key mule deer behaviors to pay attention to Moon cycle patterns and deer hunting Best places and terrain to hunt bucks      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Rokslide Book – Hunting Big Mule Deer: How to Take the Best Buck of Your Life Book - Hunting Big Mule Deer: The Stories    Short Description: I recently brought Robby Denning of Rokslide on for a live Q&amp;A where we talked all things mule deer. We talk about hunting in the early season vs. the late season and which mule deer behavioral attributes to pay attention to the most. Other questions we ask Robby include how many years he follows a deer before he gets them, moon cycle patterns and summer bucks, how to decide if a unit has too much hunting pressure, and more.  Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, mule deer hunting, Q&amp;A, rifle hunting, archery hunting, bow hunting, moon cycles, terrain, mule deer behavior, hunting advocacy

Mule Deer Hunting Live Q&amp;A with Robby Denning Show Notes: I brought Robby Denning of Rokslide on for a live Q&amp;A where we talked all things mule deer. Robby is the author of two mule deer hunting books: Hunting Big Mule Deer: How to Take the Best Buck of Your Life and Hunting Big Mule Deer: The Stories. We kick off things with an audience question about whether or not Robby prefers to bed deer before he stalks them or if he prefers them on the hoof, and if that changes between rifle hunting and archery hunting. Robby says bedded is always the best, but it’s easier said than done, and he walks through his process. Next, we talk about hunting in the early season vs. the late season and the pros and cons. Another question asks Robby to share his idea of the perfect scenario and paint the picture so hunters can recognize that out in the field. He says he doesn’t usually know until he puts his finger on the trigger because so many things happen between finding bucks and actually getting them. Being careful and not letting the buck know you’re there are, as Robby says, the most important. The distance and the topography have to be in your favor, and Robby talks about some of his experiences. Robby and I discuss which mule deer behavioral attributes to pay attention to that ultimately help you harvest the animal. We talk about sightings and tracks and which times of day are the best. Mule deer also tend to return to the same area around the same dates each year, so mark your calendar. Other questions we ask Robby include how many years he follows a deer before he gets them, moon cycle patterns and summer bucks, how to decide if a unit has too much hunting pressure, and more. What’s Inside: <ul><li>Hunting bedded mule deer vs. on the hoof</li> <li>What the perfect hunting scenario looks like and all the factors that come into play</li> <li>Key mule deer behaviors to pay attention to</li> <li>Moon cycle patterns and deer hunting</li> <li>Best places and terrain to hunt bucks </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://www.rokslide.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rokslide</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Hunting-Big-Mule-Deer-Take/dp/069245795X/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1683048359&amp;refinements=p_27%3ARobby+Denning&amp;s=books&amp;sr=1-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Book – Hunting Big Mule Deer: How to Take the Best Buck of Your Life</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/HUNTING-BIG-MULE-DEER-Stories/dp/0578397781/ref=sr_1_2?qid=1683050643&amp;refinements=p_27%3ARobby+Denning&amp;s=books&amp;sr=1-2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Book - Hunting Big Mule Deer: The Stories</a> Short Description: I recently brought Robby Denning of Rokslide on for a live Q&amp;A where we talked all things mule deer. We talk about hunting in the early season vs. the late season and which mule deer behavioral attributes to pay attention to the most. Other questions we ask Robby include how many years he follows a deer before he gets them, moon cycle patterns and summer bucks, how to decide if a unit has too much hunting pressure, and more. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, mule deer hunting, Q&amp;A, rifle hunting, archery hunting, bow hunting, moon cycles, terrain, mule deer behavior, hunting advocacy

Robby Denning Mule deer Q&A

Heath Baker

 Coyote Hunting with Heath Baker   Show Notes:   Heath Baker is a full-time coyote hunter. He’s been hunting coyotes since he was 13, and the more he got into it, the more obsessed he became. Heath grew up watching Randy Anderson videos and says he was his idol. Heath is also a licensed clinical therapist, which you might not guess by looking at him. He’s currently on a break from that work to focus on hunting, and we talk about how to make a living as a hunter. It’s way more than just going out on the hunt. You have to take a unique approach, do something no one else does, and pursue it relentlessly.   Today, Heath is the marketing director at Predator Tactics, a company that designs and manufactures high-quality hunting lights and gear. He goes live on Facebook while he’s out hunting coyotes, and he has an 85% kill ratio when he’s streaming. Heath also shows people how to work through the whole process and the entire dynamic in the moment. We take some questions from the audience about coyote calls and talk about best practices.   Another audience question came through about Heath’s go-to starting volume when using a Revolt caller. Heath shares his recommendations, what he’s using today, and how to use the volume level to get coyotes’ attention. We talk about what to do with coyotes that hang up a couple hundred yards out and how to adjust your call’s pitch and volume to lure them in. I also ask Heath what he looks for when he chooses a place to go hunting and how he sets up a sequence.    What’s Inside:   How Heath teaches coyote hunting through livestreams. Coyote calling tips around volume and pitch. How Heath chooses an ideal hunting spot.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Predator Tactics Predator Tactics on Instagram Heath Baker on Instagram    Short Description: Heath Baker is a full-time coyote hunter and heads up marketing at Predator Tactics. He hunts coyotes live on Facebook, where he shows people how to work through the whole process and the entire dynamic in the moment. We take some questions from the audience about coyote calls and what to do with coyotes that hang up a couple hundred yards away. I also ask Heath what he looks for when he chooses a place to go hunting and how he sets up a sequence.    Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, coyote hunting, livestreaming, coyote calling, predator tactics, predator hunting

Coyote Hunting with Heath Baker Show Notes: Heath Baker is a full-time coyote hunter. He’s been hunting coyotes since he was 13, and the more he got into it, the more obsessed he became. Heath grew up watching Randy Anderson videos and says he was his idol. Heath is also a licensed clinical therapist, which you might not guess by looking at him. He’s currently on a break from that work to focus on hunting, and we talk about how to make a living as a hunter. It’s way more than just going out on the hunt. You have to take a unique approach, do something no one else does, and pursue it relentlessly. Today, Heath is the marketing director at Predator Tactics, a company that designs and manufactures high-quality hunting lights and gear. He goes live on Facebook while he’s out hunting coyotes, and he has an 85% kill ratio when he’s streaming. Heath also shows people how to work through the whole process and the entire dynamic in the moment. We take some questions from the audience about coyote calls and talk about best practices. Another audience question came through about Heath’s go-to starting volume when using a Revolt caller. Heath shares his recommendations, what he’s using today, and how to use the volume level to get coyotes’ attention. We talk about what to do with coyotes that hang up a couple hundred yards out and how to adjust your call’s pitch and volume to lure them in. I also ask Heath what he looks for when he chooses a place to go hunting and how he sets up a sequence. What’s Inside: <ul><li>How Heath teaches coyote hunting through livestreams.</li> <li>Coyote calling tips around volume and pitch.</li> <li>How Heath chooses an ideal hunting spot. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://predatortactics.us/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Predator Tactics</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/predator_tactics_inc/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Predator Tactics on Instagram</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/alphadog_baker/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Heath Baker on Instagram</a> Short Description: Heath Baker is a full-time coyote hunter and heads up marketing at Predator Tactics. He hunts coyotes live on Facebook, where he shows people how to work through the whole process and the entire dynamic in the moment. We take some questions from the audience about coyote calls and what to do with coyotes that hang up a couple hundred yards away. I also ask Heath what he looks for when he chooses a place to go hunting and how he sets up a sequence. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, coyote hunting, livestreaming, coyote calling, predator tactics, predator hunting

Coyote Hunting with Heath Baker

Supporting Conservation with Coffee with Will deRover   Show Notes:   My buddy Will deRover is an interesting cat. He’s a husband and a father of four boys, and the youngest was born about a month ago. Will’s 27 and he’s been hunting since the age of 18. As a kid, his family wasn’t into hunting or the outdoors, but he really got into it because of his wife and his in-laws. Will owns half of BearTrack Outfitters in Manitoba where they do guided black bear hunts. He’s also the founder and owner of Bear Beans Coffee, which is what we’re getting into here.   Will started Bear Beans Coffee about two years ago to stay involved with the outdoor industry when COVID shut his outfitter down for a while. It’s also Will’s way of giving back to the hunting community. Recently, Will started getting an idea of how he could support conservation better. Today, Bear Beans has conservation partnerships with a number of groups, including Howl for Wildlife. Howl for Wildlife has its very own branded coffee through Bear Beans, and a portion of the profit goes directly to us as a donation.   With all the attacks on hunting in the US and Canada, the more companies that can support the hunting lifestyle and passion, the better. Along with info on how to get your hands on some coffee, Will shares some of his best hunting stories. He’s got a great story about himself and his business partner, as well as stories from his outfitting trips.     What’s Inside:   How Will supports conservation through Bear Beans Coffee. Will’s hunting stories. Info on Will’s outfitting business.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Bear Beans Coffee Bear Beans Coffee on Instagram   Short Description:  Will deRover started Bear Beans Coffee about two years ago to stay involved with the outdoor industry when COVID shut his outfitter down for a while. Recently, Will started getting an idea of how he could support conservation better and now, Bear Beans has conservation partnerships with a number of groups, including Howl for Wildlife. Along with info on how to get your hands on some coffee, Will shares some of his best hunting stories.   Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, conservation, hunting support, wolves, bear hunting, Bear Beans Coffee, outfitting, deer hunting, moose hunting

Supporting Conservation with Coffee with Will deRover Show Notes: My buddy Will deRover is an interesting cat. He’s a husband and a father of four boys, and the youngest was born about a month ago. Will’s 27 and he’s been hunting since the age of 18. As a kid, his family wasn’t into hunting or the outdoors, but he really got into it because of his wife and his in-laws. Will owns half of BearTrack Outfitters in Manitoba where they do guided black bear hunts. He’s also the founder and owner of Bear Beans Coffee, which is what we’re getting into here. Will started Bear Beans Coffee about two years ago to stay involved with the outdoor industry when COVID shut his outfitter down for a while. It’s also Will’s way of giving back to the hunting community. Recently, Will started getting an idea of how he could support conservation better. Today, Bear Beans has conservation partnerships with a number of groups, including Howl for Wildlife. Howl for Wildlife has its very own branded coffee through Bear Beans, and a portion of the profit goes directly to us as a donation. With all the attacks on hunting in the US and Canada, the more companies that can support the hunting lifestyle and passion, the better. Along with info on how to get your hands on some coffee, Will shares some of his best hunting stories. He’s got a great story about himself and his business partner, as well as stories from his outfitting trips.  What’s Inside: <ul><li>How Will supports conservation through Bear Beans Coffee.</li> <li>Will’s hunting stories.</li> <li>Info on Will’s outfitting business. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://bearbeans.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bear Beans Coffee</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bearbeans.coffee/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bear Beans Coffee on Instagram</a> Short Description: Will deRover started Bear Beans Coffee about two years ago to stay involved with the outdoor industry when COVID shut his outfitter down for a while. Recently, Will started getting an idea of how he could support conservation better and now, Bear Beans has conservation partnerships with a number of groups, including Howl for Wildlife. Along with info on how to get your hands on some coffee, Will shares some of his best hunting stories. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, conservation, hunting support, wolves, bear hunting, Bear Beans Coffee, outfitting, deer hunting, moose hunting

Will deRover Hunting stories

It doesn't always go as planned Kia and Talon Philips at the Arizona Hunt Expo   Show Notes:   I caught up with Kia and Talon Phillips at the Arizona Hunt Expo, which is put on by Arizona Game and Fish. It was a pretty big turnout, and I’m pleasantly surprised. The last time I attended was during the pre-Covid days, and it definitely wasn’t as big as it was this year. Stieg Phillips, who owns Muley Maniacs, is Kia and Talon’s brother and I got the chance to interview him in a recent episode. Kia just started an outdoor gear business called AK Lloyd, and she’s working on some cool products. They’re getting ready to come out with a USB-heated sleeping bag/bed roll, so stay tuned.    Kia and Talon share with me some hunts that had some unfortunate events and show the not so pretty side of hunting and how at times the emotions and adrenaline make us make rash decisions.    Kia and Talon both had some pretty awesome hunts last year. Kia’s hunt was up first at the end of October. She had a muzzleloader elk tag in Nevada, and they saw a lot of really good bulls when scouting. Her husband convinced her to put in for the hunt because it went into the rut a bit. They watched one bull in particular and decided to go after him at the end of the hunt. With the help of a couple of friends and a little luck, they got the job done.   Next, we get into Talon’s hunt, which was a day or two after Kia’s. He scouted throughout Kia’s hunt but didn’t see anything decent. However, a friend of theirs spotted another bull across a valley, and they decided to check it out at night. Eventually, they spotted him again and he got set up. Talon hit him in the shoulder on the first shot with a 28 Nosler. All hell broke loose after that and Talon shares the story of how he wound up finally getting him down.    What’s Inside:   Info about Kia’s new company, AK Lloyd. Stories from Kia’s elk hunt in Nevada. Stories from Talon’s hunt and how he got his bull.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ A.K.Lloyd Outdoor Gear   Short Description: I caught up with Kia and Talon Phillips at the Arizona Hunt Expo. Kia is about to launch a new company called AK Lloyd, and we get into the products she’s developing. Kia and Talon both had some pretty awesome hunts last year and here, the two share their stories.      Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, conservation, hunting support, elk hunting, Nevada, Arizona Hunt Expo, bull, Nosler, muzzle loader

It doesn't always go as planned Kia and Talon Philips at the Arizona Hunt Expo Show Notes: I caught up with Kia and Talon Phillips at the Arizona Hunt Expo, which is put on by Arizona Game and Fish. It was a pretty big turnout, and I’m pleasantly surprised. The last time I attended was during the pre-Covid days, and it definitely wasn’t as big as it was this year. Stieg Phillips, who owns Muley Maniacs, is Kia and Talon’s brother and I got the chance to interview him in a recent episode. Kia just started an outdoor gear business called AK Lloyd, and she’s working on some cool products. They’re getting ready to come out with a USB-heated sleeping bag/bed roll, so stay tuned.  Kia and Talon share with me some hunts that had some unfortunate events and show the not so pretty side of hunting and how at times the emotions and adrenaline make us make rash decisions.  Kia and Talon both had some pretty awesome hunts last year. Kia’s hunt was up first at the end of October. She had a muzzleloader elk tag in Nevada, and they saw a lot of really good bulls when scouting. Her husband convinced her to put in for the hunt because it went into the rut a bit. They watched one bull in particular and decided to go after him at the end of the hunt. With the help of a couple of friends and a little luck, they got the job done. Next, we get into Talon’s hunt, which was a day or two after Kia’s. He scouted throughout Kia’s hunt but didn’t see anything decent. However, a friend of theirs spotted another bull across a valley, and they decided to check it out at night. Eventually, they spotted him again and he got set up. Talon hit him in the shoulder on the first shot with a 28 Nosler. All hell broke loose after that and Talon shares the story of how he wound up finally getting him down. What’s Inside: <ul><li>Info about Kia’s new company, AK Lloyd.</li> <li>Stories from Kia’s elk hunt in Nevada.</li> <li>Stories from Talon’s hunt and how he got his bull. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/a.k.lloyd/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A.K.Lloyd Outdoor Gear</a> Short Description: I caught up with Kia and Talon Phillips at the Arizona Hunt Expo. Kia is about to launch a new company called AK Lloyd, and we get into the products she’s developing. Kia and Talon both had some pretty awesome hunts last year and here, the two share their stories. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, conservation, hunting support, elk hunting, Nevada, Arizona Hunt Expo, bull, Nosler, muzzle loader

It doesn’t always go as planned Kia and Talon Philips

Logan Holtz

 Turkey and Predator Hunting with Logan Holtz   Show Notes:   My buddy Logan Holtz joins me to talk turkey, predator hunting, and everything in between. Logan grew up in north central Wisconsin. He attended the University of Wisconsin and worked in the outdoor industry his whole career, including at Cabela’s corporate headquarters. Logan also worked at Burris Optics, and today, he’s at QuietKat E-Bikes. Hunting is one of his major passions, and it’s given him a number of great opportunities throughout his life.    Turkey season has already started, and here out west, they’re just about to kick things off. Logan’s an avid turkey and waterfowl hunter, and he’s got over 200 waterfowl hunt videos on his YouTube channel. Before we dive into that, we talk about his ideal coyote setup. His coyote gun is the same one he uses for snow goose hunting; he just changes the choke. With the right kickoff system, you get better target reacquisition. He also has a mounted red dot between the receiver and the stock, but Logan prefers the bead on a shotgun.    Logan and I get into why it’s important to pattern your turkey guns. Whether you’re using a bead or a red dot, the most important thing is to know where that pattern hits. You should be comfortable putting it on a golf ball from 10 yards away, because that’s where many people miss. We talk more in depth about coyote hunting, and I pick Logan’s brain on how he chooses his best hunting spots. We also talk about Logan’s calling sequences, bow hunting turkey and coyote, and more.    What’s Inside:   Logan’s ideal coyote gun setup. Why you should pattern your turkey gun. How Logan picks good coyote hunting spots. Logan’s calling sequences. Using a bow to hunt turkey and coyote.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Holtz Outdoors on Instagram Holtz Outdoors YouTube Channel    Short Description:   My buddy Logan Holtz joins me to talk turkey, predator hunting, and everything in between. Logan shares his ideal coyote setup and we get into why it’s important to pattern your turkey guns. We talk more in depth about coyote hunting, and I pick Logan’s brain on how he chooses his best hunting spots. We also talk about Logan’s calling sequences, bow hunting turkey and coyote, and more.     Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, turkey hunting, coyote hunting, predator hunting, archery, bow hunting, decoy, waterfowl, patterning

Turkey and Predator Hunting with Logan Holtz Show Notes: My buddy Logan Holtz joins me to talk turkey, predator hunting, and everything in between. Logan grew up in north central Wisconsin. He attended the University of Wisconsin and worked in the outdoor industry his whole career, including at Cabela’s corporate headquarters. Logan also worked at Burris Optics, and today, he’s at QuietKat E-Bikes. Hunting is one of his major passions, and it’s given him a number of great opportunities throughout his life.  Turkey season has already started, and here out west, they’re just about to kick things off. Logan’s an avid turkey and waterfowl hunter, and he’s got over 200 waterfowl hunt videos on his YouTube channel. Before we dive into that, we talk about his ideal coyote setup. His coyote gun is the same one he uses for snow goose hunting; he just changes the choke. With the right kickoff system, you get better target reacquisition. He also has a mounted red dot between the receiver and the stock, but Logan prefers the bead on a shotgun.  Logan and I get into why it’s important to pattern your turkey guns. Whether you’re using a bead or a red dot, the most important thing is to know where that pattern hits. You should be comfortable putting it on a golf ball from 10 yards away, because that’s where many people miss. We talk more in depth about coyote hunting, and I pick Logan’s brain on how he chooses his best hunting spots. We also talk about Logan’s calling sequences, bow hunting turkey and coyote, and more. What’s Inside: <ul><li>Logan’s ideal coyote gun setup.</li> <li>Why you should pattern your turkey gun.</li> <li>How Logan picks good coyote hunting spots.</li> <li>Logan’s calling sequences.</li> <li>Using a bow to hunt turkey and coyote. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/holtzoutdoors/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Holtz Outdoors on Instagram</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/holtzoutdoors" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Holtz Outdoors YouTube Channel</a> Short Description: My buddy Logan Holtz joins me to talk turkey, predator hunting, and everything in between. Logan shares his ideal coyote setup and we get into why it’s important to pattern your turkey guns. We talk more in depth about coyote hunting, and I pick Logan’s brain on how he chooses his best hunting spots. We also talk about Logan’s calling sequences, bow hunting turkey and coyote, and more. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, turkey hunting, coyote hunting, predator hunting, archery, bow hunting, decoy, waterfowl, patterning

Turkey and Predator Hunting with Logan Holtz

Jesse Deubel

The Impact of Howl for Wildlife with Jesse Deubel   Show Notes:   I recently had the chance to join Jesse Deubel on his podcast, Ahi Va. I got in touch with Jesse because of some of the New Mexico State legislation around hunting and wanted to talk about how Howl for Wildlife could provide support. We kick things off by talking all about Howl for Wildlife, starting with the backstory and what’s going on today. Getting hunters to show up can be challenging, but we’ve set things up in a way to make it easier than ever to get involved.    Activism is usually seen as a dirty word, since that’s what the other side calls itself, but hunters are the champions of wildlife, and it’s time we stepped up our advocacy efforts. Jesse and I talk about the New Mexico Wildlife Foundation and some of the things Howl is doing in terms of the tools and technology we have in place. Legislation is complicated, and we’ve overcome some of the major hurdles through our systems and our action center. We also talk about how we came up with the Howl for Wildlife name and logo, some of the struggles we've faced since we started, the debate on the role wolves play in the wild, and how hunters can be better ambassadors for the cause.    What’s Inside:   How Howl for Wildlife removes hurdles from hunting advocacy efforts. The story behind the Howl for Wildlife logo. How hunters can be better ambassadors for the cause.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Ahi Va Podcast   Short Description: I recently had the chance to join Jesse Deubel on his podcast, Ahi Va. Jesse and I talk about the New Mexico Wildlife Foundation and some of the things Howl’s doing in terms of the tools and technology we have in place. We also talk about how we came up with the Howl for Wildlife name and logo, some of the struggles we faced since we started, the debate on the role wolves play in the wild, and how hunters can be better ambassadors to the cause.     Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, Howl for Wildlife, hunting advocacy, conservation, hunting legislation, anti-hunting

The Impact of Howl for Wildlife with Jesse Deubel Show Notes: I recently had the chance to join Jesse Deubel on his podcast, Ahi Va. I got in touch with Jesse because of some of the New Mexico State legislation around hunting and wanted to talk about how Howl for Wildlife could provide support. We kick things off by talking all about Howl for Wildlife, starting with the backstory and what’s going on today. Getting hunters to show up can be challenging, but we’ve set things up in a way to make it easier than ever to get involved.  Activism is usually seen as a dirty word, since that’s what the other side calls itself, but hunters are the champions of wildlife, and it’s time we stepped up our advocacy efforts. Jesse and I talk about the New Mexico Wildlife Foundation and some of the things Howl is doing in terms of the tools and technology we have in place. Legislation is complicated, and we’ve overcome some of the major hurdles through our systems and our action center. We also talk about how we came up with the Howl for Wildlife name and logo, some of the struggles we've faced since we started, the debate on the role wolves play in the wild, and how hunters can be better ambassadors for the cause. What’s Inside: <ul><li>How Howl for Wildlife removes hurdles from hunting advocacy efforts.</li> <li>The story behind the Howl for Wildlife logo.</li> <li>How hunters can be better ambassadors for the cause. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ahi-va/id1565037849" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ahi Va Podcast</a> Short Description: I recently had the chance to join Jesse Deubel on his podcast, Ahi Va. Jesse and I talk about the New Mexico Wildlife Foundation and some of the things Howl’s doing in terms of the tools and technology we have in place. We also talk about how we came up with the Howl for Wildlife name and logo, some of the struggles we faced since we started, the debate on the role wolves play in the wild, and how hunters can be better ambassadors to the cause. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, Howl for Wildlife, hunting advocacy, conservation, hunting legislation, anti-hunting

The Impact of Howl for Wildlife with Jesse Deubel

Jordan Sillars

 Inside the Campaign to Divorce Hunters from Wildlife Policy with Jordan Sillars   Show Notes:   Jordan Sillars is a writer and managing editor for MeatEater. He covers firearms and conservation as well as American literature and hunting stories. Jordan started freelancing in 2020 and started working full-time for MeatEater last April. He didn’t grow up doing a lot of hunting but got into it later in life. Jordan’s currently living in east Texas, and he loves to hunt whitetail, hawk, and squirrel. He also goes after white and hybrid bass.    I recently read one of Jordan’s articles and was intrigued because it’s in line with what we’re trying to do with Howl for Wildlife. The article’s called “Inside the Campaign to Divorce Hunters from Wildlife Policy” and it couldn’t be more spot on. Jordan gives us a background of why he decided to write the article and we get into all the details. The topic came under his radar last year with the Wildlife Society Conference, where they gave a group called Wildlife for All a panel discussion. The more he looked into it, the more Jordan realized how big of a campaign it was and how long it’s been going on.   Anti-hunting groups are wising up to what we hunters have been doing to stop their initiatives. Jordan and I discuss the tactics anti-hunting initiatives use and how they often have an advantage, especially when it comes to propaganda. What we can do is to humanize hunting a little better and show what it means to us. Jordan and I talk about things hunters can do to make a difference, the impact of elections and politics, and how the public trust doctrine is used to get hunters on board with anti-hunting policies.    What’s Inside:   All about Jordan’s new article about anti-hunting campaigns. The strategies anti-hunting groups use to pass legislation. What hunters can do to make a difference.      Mentioned in this episode Days In The Wild Podcast Phoenix Shooting Bags save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/ Article – Inside the Campaign to Divorce Hunters from Wildlife Policy Jordan on Instagram MeatEater.com   Short Description:   Jordan Sillars is a writer and managing editor for MeatEater. He recently wrote an article all about anti-hunting campaigns. Jordan and I discuss the tactics anti-hunting initiatives use and how they often have an advantage, especially when it comes to propaganda. We also talk about things hunters can do to make a difference, the impact of elections and politics, and how the public trust doctrine is used to get hunters on board with anti-hunting policies.   Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, MeatEater, hunting advocacy, hunting policy, anti-hunting groups, hunting legislation, Wildlife for All

Inside the Campaign to Divorce Hunters from Wildlife Policy with Jordan Sillars Show Notes: Jordan Sillars is a writer and managing editor for MeatEater. He covers firearms and conservation as well as American literature and hunting stories. Jordan started freelancing in 2020 and started working full-time for MeatEater last April. He didn’t grow up doing a lot of hunting but got into it later in life. Jordan’s currently living in east Texas, and he loves to hunt whitetail, hawk, and squirrel. He also goes after white and hybrid bass.  I recently read one of Jordan’s articles and was intrigued because it’s in line with what we’re trying to do with Howl for Wildlife. The article’s called “Inside the Campaign to Divorce Hunters from Wildlife Policy” and it couldn’t be more spot on. Jordan gives us a background of why he decided to write the article and we get into all the details. The topic came under his radar last year with the Wildlife Society Conference, where they gave a group called Wildlife for All a panel discussion. The more he looked into it, the more Jordan realized how big of a campaign it was and how long it’s been going on. Anti-hunting groups are wising up to what we hunters have been doing to stop their initiatives. Jordan and I discuss the tactics anti-hunting initiatives use and how they often have an advantage, especially when it comes to propaganda. What we can do is to humanize hunting a little better and show what it means to us. Jordan and I talk about things hunters can do to make a difference, the impact of elections and politics, and how the public trust doctrine is used to get hunters on board with anti-hunting policies. What’s Inside: <ul><li>All about Jordan’s new article about anti-hunting campaigns.</li> <li>The strategies anti-hunting groups use to pass legislation.</li> <li>What hunters can do to make a difference. </li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode <a href="https://johnstallone.me/my-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Days In The Wild Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phoenix Shooting Bags</a> save 20% with code johnstallone Howl for Wildlife: <a href="https://www.howlforwildlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.howlforwildlife.org/</a> <a href="https://www.themeateater.com/conservation/wildlife-management/inside-the-campaign-to-divorce-hunters-from-wildlife-policy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Article – Inside the Campaign to Divorce Hunters from Wildlife Policy</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jordan.sillars/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jordan on Instagram</a> <a href="https://www.themeateater.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MeatEater.com</a> Short Description: Jordan Sillars is a writer and managing editor for MeatEater. He recently wrote an article all about anti-hunting campaigns. Jordan and I discuss the tactics anti-hunting initiatives use and how they often have an advantage, especially when it comes to propaganda. We also talk about things hunters can do to make a difference, the impact of elections and politics, and how the public trust doctrine is used to get hunters on board with anti-hunting policies. Tags big game hunting, hunting tips, hunting guide, buck hunting, hunting stories, MeatEater, hunting advocacy, hunting policy, anti-hunting groups, hunting legislation, Wildlife for All

Jordan Sillars of Meateater

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