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Hunting the big mountains of the west is demanding, physically and mentally.  You can travel to the spot, but when the hunt is on, you need to kick into high gear.  On a hunt, Kristy Titus needed that extra gear when it counted most, but couldn't get there. She says, "I was so gassed that I was tasting blood".  She was the overweight non-athlete and  she was out of shape. It wasn't fun.  This self realization set the stage for years to come. Kristy vowed to herself to never let anything like that happen again and today Kristy is always in shape for hunting the big mountains. It's become a life style of dieting, exercise, mindset and even body building for competition. This is the result of a desire to keep pace with the demands of hunting big game on big mountains.   OUR SPONSORS Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS South Carolina Senate Revives Bounty Program Tom Gallegher Appointed to the TSSAA Midwest Moose Could Make the Endangered Species List Jim's Editorial HERE'S WHAT WE DISCU

We pick up where we left off, at Phase II of the rut, as described by Dr. Ken Nordberg. This show covers Phases II through V. Dr Nordberg wrote a book in the 1980s called Whitetail Hunter's Almanac that is considered by many as the deer hunting bible. Today there are 9 (soon to be 10) editions of the Almanac, each sharing some fascinating insight into the world of the whitetail deer and how to hunt them. Dr Nordberg, otherwise known as "Doc", used to spend over 4000 hours a year studying the whitetail. Interestingly enough, Dr. Nordberg's deer hunting strategy has changed over the years as he recognized new patterns in whitetail behavior relative to hunting. This show is for the beginner and the advanced hunter. OUR SPONSORS: Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS: Robinson Outdoors Responds to Jury Verdict in Court Case South Dakota Study Checks Survival of Young Deer 5 Common Myths About Whitetail Fawns HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: HERE'S A LINK TO PART I: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/drnordber

Dr Ken Nordberg wrote a book in the 1980s called Whitetail Hunter's Almanac that is considered by many as the deer hunting bible. Today there are 9 (soon to be 10) editions of the Almanac, each sharing some fascinating insight into the world of the whitetail deer and how to hunt them. Dr Nordberg, otherwise known as "Doc", used to spend over 4000 hours a year studying the whitetail. Interestingly enough, Dr. Nordberg's deer hunting strategy has changed over the years as he recognized new patterns in whitetail behavior relative to hunting. This show is for the beginner and the advanced hunter. OUR SPONSORS: Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS: ScentLok Wins Lawsuit Hunter's Specialties Inc Acquires Buck Bomb Buck to Doe Ratio's Matter Alabama Loses 19,000 Acres of Public Hunting HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: A Student of the Work, Almanac #2 Half of What You Need to Know One of the Bibles of Deer Hunting 4000 Hours of Study Per Year of the Whitetail Trapping Weasels to Make Money Age 8, 3

After twenty six years of food plots, habitat management, and raising deer it's safe to say that Nick Percy is an expert at all these things.   Seeing that it is that time of year for planting and growing, we decided to have Nick, from Killer Food Plots, join us to breakdown each and every step needed to start and maintain a quality food plot, what to grow, and where to grow it.   This show is great for the beginner or the person who has been at the food plot experience for a bit, but just can't get it right.   OUR SPONSORS: Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS: Moose Spotted in Boston Massachusetts NASA On Board for Largest Trail Cam Project Ever Montana Whitetail Deer Population Soaring Urban Bow Hunters Claim 400 in Polk Co, Iowa HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: 26 Years of Food Plots and Habitat Management Hunting and Fishing in the Woods of Michigan A Name Change, Killer Food Plots is Killer How Important is a Food Plot for a Beginner? Soil Samples, Different Types of Lime How to Burn Do

When an wrench hits, plans change. For Charles Byrum, when surgery failed leaving him less mobile, it put a serious damper on his spot and stalk style of California deer hunting. So, instead of staying put and wishing he could continue his passion, Charles did what any die hard deer hunter would do, he moved to Iowa! The terrain and techniques are different, but Charles is still getting it done in the deer woods (and is now shooting bigger deer by the way). OUR SPONSORS: Morse's Sporting Goods - www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS: 1000s More Trail Cams Coming to Wisconsin Michigan Expands Core CWD Area NY State Busts Illegal Venison Sales Ring Indiana's Governor Pence Approves 2 Hunting Measures HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: Stead Loyal Listener of the Big Buck Podcast From California to Iowa- Two Styles of Hunting Big Buck Registry and Conservation Population 400, Sowewhere, Iowa Two Cultures: West Coast East Coast Public Hunting, San Diego, California Oak and Sage Brush, Water, But No Food Source Binoculars

Welcome back Jana Waller! Jana is one of those people that just makes you feel great to be human. With her work on the Wishes for Warriors Project, Jana is giving back as she can by helping Combat Veterans to heal through hunting. Jana first joined us in Episode 56 of the BBRDHP, almost 2 years ago now. Time flys and lots has happened since then, including what Jana says was her best hunting year ever, 2015. We get all the details on Jana's 2015 muley hunt and Kansas whitetail hunt, and some advice on how to plan your own DIY hunt out west with a little help from a mapping chip. OUR SPONSORS: Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS: St Louis Suburb Approves Archery for Deer Hunt Expert Calls Deer Sterilization Stupid Arkansas Deer Disease Prompts Missouri to Increase Sampling Soil Temp Key to Corn Crops HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: Huntin', Huntin', Huntin' Like Crazy Wishes for Warriors- Hunter Warrior Bonding Cortisol Levels and the Forest The Healing Power of Hunting $13 Can Send a Packag

From his humble beginnings in Dayton, Ohio to the country life of Georgia, Travis  T-Bone Turner is one of the most likable hunters on television.  Travis spent time working for Mercedes Benz but soon opened a bow shop, which opened a door to a whole new world.  Many may not realize that Travis is a deep thinking detail oriented guy who holds a World Championship in 3-D Archery. As this interview will reveal, the Mother Hen (as Michael Waddell and Nick Mundt will affectionately refer to him), knows bows from limb to limb.  FOC? Thor's Hammer?  T-Bone Turner knows how to take some of the most technical physics-oriented flight of the arrow science and turn it into something that everyone can understand. You'll hear what we mean in this interview. OUR SPONSORS: Morse's Sporting Goods - www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS Minnesota Urges People to Leave Deer Fawns Alone Staten Island's Deer Management Strategy Why Do Bucks Shed Their Antlers? Can Milorganite Repel Deer? HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW: Li

Jim Shockey, now 58 years young, has made a career of hunting for over 30 years now. Most would say he is one of most recognized and influential hunters of our time. Eva, his daughter, now 28 years old, has been following in Jim's footsteps but is, arguably, more recognized than Jim considering the number of Eva's social media followers. Eva has now entered into a new phase of her hunting career and life as she has broken away from the nest. Jim's start was far more humble than you might think- hunting was a means to food on the table, nothing more, and his deer camp as a child was a mobile home park he called home. Jim and Eva have a great camaraderie and cantor and we hear it all as we discuss their life journey. OUR SPONSORS: Eurohanger - www.Eurohanger.com Morse's Sporting Goods - www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS: Scent Companies Join Fight Against CWD Vermont Deer Herd to be Largest Since 2007 Researchers find New Bacteria that Transfers Lyme Disease Oklahoma Legalizes Suppressor Use on Public Land

Billy has some challenges in his life.  More than most people. It doesn't stop him from doing the things he loves, like hunting.  Billy tells you how he gets it done in this exclusive hunter highlight series interview! Our APP: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/app Help Support This Show: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/pledge FEEDBACK HOTLINE: 724-613-2825 REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE on iTUNES and Stitcher: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/itunes www.BigBuckRegistry.com/stitcher Want to Know When the Next Big Buck Podcast is Released? Then Join the Club: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/huntmail Submit A Buck: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/mybuck Be a Guest: Guests@BigBuckRegistry.com Share for Share: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/s4s Facebook: www.Facebook.com/bigbuckregistry Twitter: www.twitter.com/bigbuckregistry Feedback:Feedback@BigBuckRegistry.com Also find us on these fine networks:  Blubrry Libsyn TuneIn  CREDITS: This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller Chubby Tines Tip of the

Coyotes Kill Deer Fawns and Hurt the Deer Herd.  As deer hunters we have an obligation to hunt coyotes all year round, not to eliminated them, but to control them in order to let the buck fawn live and eventually seed a healthier deer herd to include a healthy supply of bucks.  In our last show with Al, (Episode 138 www.BigBuckRegistry.com/almorrisfoxpro ) ,Al discussed many of the basic aspects of how-to coyote hunting. Due to popular demand, we asked Al to come back and go more in-depth on his favorite subject: coyote hunting. Only this time, it's about killin' coyotes in Spring and Summer.  Hint: the week of July 4th is special.  Stay tuned as Al covers many subjects and gives you the tools to be a more successful coyote hunter now to make you a more successful deer hunter later. OUR SPONSORS: The Eurohanger: www.facebook.com/eurohanger Morse's Sporting Goods: www.MorseSportingGoods.com THE DEER NEWS: Mass Deer Grave Poses Enormous Threat to Bio-Security Hunters Take 15% Less Deer in New York Road Kill El

The story continues as Dan Coffman walks us through the hunt, step by step, play by play. But there's a twist. Things did not go exactly as planned. It wasn't the "as seen on tv" situation. What happened would make most hunters stomach come through there throat after shooting a potential World Record buck. Part I - found here: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/coffman discusses all the moments and strategy leading up to the kill. This is Part II, the HUNT!  OUR SPONSORS: The Eurohanger www.facebook.com/eurohanger Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS TOPICS: Deer Ticks Out In Force in Maine 23 More Cases of CWD Found in Arkansas Hunters Bag Massive Deer Eating Gator Illinois DNR Given Notices of Layoffs HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW:   Hunting Boots vs Feeding Boots A Glimpse in the Thicket 31 Barometric Pressure and Climbing, Cold Front Even the Does Seem to be Smarter I Hunted Him As If This is The Night, Everynight Give them the Wind and a Corn Kind of Smell Wife the Corn Dust onto the

Thirty-seven points and 287 5/8 net inches of antler should get your attention. It certainly got the attention of Pope and Young, Dan Coffman, a slew of other hunters, and now Dan Coffman's Buck appears to be the #2 World Record. If inches could measure story, the story behind the Coffman but would rank pretty darn high too. Dan shares all the details with us, including a few you haven't heard before. A two year pursuit finally came together for Dan Coffman and we bring you 2 full hours of how Dan strategized to put this monster on the wall. In Part I we review all the strategy and work that lead up to the day of the hunt. Part II (next week), we breakdown every inch of the hunt, minute by minute, on how Dan was finally able to capitalize on a moment of a lifetime. OUR SPONSORS:  The Eurohanger www.facebook.com/eurohanger Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com The DEER NEWS: US Fish and Wildlife Service Distributes $1.1 Billion to State Wildlife Agencies Stone Age humans brought deer to Scotland b

You might have seen Realtree’s video of Michael Pitts asking some pretty overly straight forward questions of Michael Waddell, Nick Mundt, and Travis T-Bone Turner from this year’s ATA event. He is decidedly the thorn in Michael Waddell’s side and that one person by which no celebrity hunter wants to be interviewed. So, we tracked him down to find out who the real Michael Pitts is - turns out he’s an master bowman and bow technician, a full time fire fighter, a Realtree Prostaff, and now, part-time comedian. Michael walks us through his character, and often breaks into character as he details his elite hunter training facility that his has put together for his students.   OUR SPONSORS:    The EUROHANGER - www.facebook.com/eurohanger MORSE’S SPORTING GOODS - www.MorseSportingGoods.com   Jim Keller’s Deer News: PA Man Dies from Snake Bite Buckwheat fro Early Summer and Spring Food Plots 18 Deer and CWD Found in Elk Future Cars to Have Anti-Deer Crash Technology Michigan DNR Expanding Coyote Hunting   HERE’S W

Chad Eubanks has spent a lifetime hunting in Louisiana, both on public and private leased timber company property. Chad's biggest pet peeve is when one hunter disrespects another. To avoid poachers and trespassers and those hunters that disrespect other hunters, Chad has turned his sights on high fence hunting. As many scream "high fence" on any big buck Facebook photo post, Chad has found sanctuary and a comfort in not what the fence keeps in, but what it keeps out. Chad discusses the pros and cons of high fence deer hunting in Missouri versus private leased land and public land hunting in Louisiana. Today's Sponsors: The Eurohanger - www.Facebook.com/eurohanger Morse's Sporting Goods - www.MorseSportingGoods.com The Deer News with Jim Keller: SC Considering Lottery for Coyotes NY Trades Hunting Laws for Education More Deer with CWD found in Michigan Bill to Remove Silencer Ban in Iowa Ohio Community Tackles Deer Management  Here's What We Discuss: Sharing Faith and Hunting Experience Public and Private H

It's been almost 2 years since we last talked to David and Dean Giarrizzo from Tag-N-Brag TV as we continue our mission to revisit old friends of the Big Buck Registry (FOBBR). David and Dean are brothers continuing to pursue their passion: to be professional hunters. They aren't making a bunch of money, but they are making a living and doing what they love. A little older now, the boys of Tag-N-Brag are coming of age and we have to say, they seem more mature in many ways, but they still have fun in the deer woods and know how connect with younger hunters (which we think is extremely important). From food plots and soil sampling in New York to early season deer hunting in North Dakota, Dean and David are living their dream. OUR SPONSORS: The Eurohanger www.Facebook.com/eurohanger Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com Jim Keller's Deer News: Federal Land Ownership in Question QDMA Issues Recommended Hunting Practices in CWD Zones NH Considering Changes to Hunting Seasons Staten Island Mayor Develo

We caught up with some old friends, Shawn Luchtel and Michael Hunsucker from Heartland Bowhunter in this show. They appeared originally on the Big Buck Deer Hunting Podcast in Show #062 on August 30, 2014. Time flies. Managing a farm in Northern Missouri is a full time job as creating a better habitat for wild grasses and wild game is never ending. Food plots were once the focus, but now Shawn and Michael have added prescribed burns and timber management to the overall land management strategy. Today's Show Sponsors: The Eurohanger: www.Facebook.com/eurohanger Morse's Sporting Goods: www.MorseSportingGoods.com Jim Keller's Deer News: Wisconsin DNR Compiles List of Problem Callers Columbine Survivor Pushes to Legalize Guns in Schools Indiana Senate Grapples with High Fence Hunting Ann Arbor Deer Cull Kills 63 Deer #shedrally March 12, 2016 Here's What We Discuss in Today's Show A Photo Op with Gregg Ritz and Lee and Tiffany Shed Hunting in Northern Missouri, Whereabouts Undisclosed 28 Sheds and a Controlled

Meet Cameron Coble, the self-proclaimed average-Joe blue-collar deer hunter. We believe that some of the best deer hunters in America aren't flashy, don't want to be, and they often keep to themselves. When we have an opportunity to speak to someone like Cameron, we jump on it. Hunters like Cameron often hold some of the most amazing perspectives on deer hunting and it's like tapping into a over-ripe maple tree filled with the nectar of unique deer tips and hunting strategies. Cameron focuses his hunting on public ground in some of the most ripe deer states in the US- Iowa, Indiana, and Kansas. He is also setting his sights on Ohio in the near future. We thank Cameron for spending over and hour with us as we breakdown his day to day hunting strategies! Jim Keller's Deer News Cecil the Lion Controversy Leads to Culling of 200 More Lions  Joe Franz Cleared of All Poaching Charges Michigan Approves Bills to Prohibit Drones DNR to Tweak the Moose Permit Ranges Our Sponsors Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSporti

Nick Mundt is on the road 300 days out of the year. Technically, Nick is in the woods most of those days, either hunting or filming someone else hunting. Nick is a professional hunter, trained hunting guide, and a licensed barber- no joke - (Nick packs his scissors with him when traveling and will trim Michael Waddell's hair when necessary- it's always good to travel with your own barber). But how did Nick get to where he is today? Is having the freedom to be in the woods most of the year worth more than money? We think so, and so does Nick Mundt. Nick shares his whole story on this show! OUR SPONSORS FOR THIS SHOW: Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com The Eurohanger www.facebook.com/eurohanger On Jim Keller's Deer News: Dwarf Deer in Alabama Chris Brackett Got It Wrong on CWD CWD Whitetail Farm Escape Notice of Important Dates #ShedRally on March 12th Here's What We Discuss with Nick: Showing the Good Side of Hunting  Too Busy Huntin', Spearfish South Dakota The Black Hills, 150" SD Bucks, Sp

Coyotes can decimate a deer herd, especially buck fawns, according to scientific studies. You might think that killing all coyotes in the answer, but it's actually counterintuitive. Coyotes are extremely resilient and will self regulate, but over killing them can actually trigger a biological event resulting in high pup crops. Regardless, hammering coyote packs and reducing numbers in your deer hunting areas will only help your cause. Al Morris from FoxPro is an expert coyote hunter and helps us breakdown and dissect this essential aspect of hunting, from beginner to intermediate levels. The Sponsor's Today Are: The Eurohanger www.facebook.com/EuroHanger Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com Jim Keller's Deer News Topics: QDMA says Poaching Fines Should be Higher  Missouri's House Bill 1971 for Higher Poaching Fines (Thanks Dan!) Grants in Indiana to Feed the Hungry FHFH  Popularity of Shed Hunting Leads to Restrictions   Wisconsin Hunters Can Now Wear Pink Instead of Orange  Here's What We Disc

As deer hunters, we often try to be quiet in the woods so as not to spook the deer, but why? What do we really know about the sounds we make? Not many studies have been done on sound in the deer woods, but Adam Lewis, a physics teacher by trade, is determined to change that. He created a company called Sound Barrier Hunting that researches and tests those sounds that hunters commonly make and the results may not be what you thought. How far does a metal on metal clang travel and will that particular sound decrease your odds of scoring big on a deer hunt? Adams explains all this and more! Jim Keller's Deer News: World Class Buck Poached in Wisconsin Missouri to Ban Feral Hog Hunting Malaria Found in Eastern Deer Population Don't Forget the Fruit Trees When Building Your Deer Plot HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS EPISODE: What's Happening in Saginaw Michigan The Farm, Baseball, Basketball,and Hunting The Science of Physics and Sound Mr. Lewis, what is sound? If a Tree Falls in the Woods... The Good News and Ba