This episode is ultimately just a BS session with my buddy Sam. Sam and I take turns swapping turkey stories and catching up on how our seasons have been going. We talk about how the forecast has been ultimately pretty different looking this year than most. We talk about the gobbling activity and what we have observed. We talk about looking forward to deer season, and some of the preparations that we have planned upcoming. Thanks everybody for listening, have a great week!

In today's show I have my buddy Mike from Pennsylvania on. This episode is a 2 part episode. In the first half, I'll be doing a recap of my recent successful turkey hunt on Virginia Public land. It was basically the most ideal turkey hunt that you could ask for as a turkey hunter. In the second portion of today's show we talk about the current ongoing Michaux State Forest fires that are currently totaling about 3,000 acres of burned forest floors. Mike is a resident in Pennsylvania and has deer hunted the state forest for years. Mike also has a hunting cabin that is not far from where the fires are taking place. We talk about a couple of different ways that the fires could have potentially started, and how the containment is going on those fires now. Thanks everybody for listening, have a great week!

In this episode I have my wife on the show. We are recording from our camper at turkey camp at our hunt club on opening week! This episode is just covering several stories from our opening week hunts over the last 5 days. We share some of our struggles, lessons learned and defeats. I hope you enjoy laughing at us as we discuss how well we have not been doing in the turkey woods so far this year!

In this episode I am recording in the beautiful mountains of Georgia on the evening of opening day. Today's show features my good buddy Tyler Cook, who I met last year hunting public land down here. This episode is a recap of our successful hunt from opening morning. We located a gobbler on the limb at first light, and shortly after he flew down he went quiet for hours. We ended up keeping tabs on the bird and caught back up with him at about 9:30 am... by 10:30 he was flopping, and we were celebrating. We do a deep dive in this episode of the strategies we implemented to ultimately make the harvest, including calling tactics, set up, positioning and more. Thanks for listening!

In this week's episode I have Dylan Hazen of In season Media on the show. Dylan is a prior intern for The Hunting Public. Dylan is now a freelance videographer and runs his own channel called In Season Media. Dylan shares his experiences traveling, filming, editing and hunting with The Hunting Public, Woodhaven Custom Calls, and some other experiences. Dylan and I discuss how he got his start in videography, and ultimately how he transitioned that into a self made career in the hunting industry. Overall an awesome conversation with Dylan and I hope you all enjoy!! Thanks for listening!

In this week's episode I have my good buddy Adam Weaver on the show again. I've had Adam on in the past to discuss turkey hunting tactics. In our last episode, Adam and I discussed locating gobblers, and having multiple plans of attack for different turkeys when one doesn't quite pan out. In this episode, we do a bit more of a deep dive into actual hunting scenarios. We discuss things like when to call and when to shut up, when to sit tight or when to make a move on a bird, taking a turkeys temperature and knowing what types of calling sequences will make you more successful in a specific hunt... and more! Adam is a wealth of turkey hunting knowledge, and I hope you all pull one, if not a few nuggets of information from this episode that will help you harvest a bird this spring! Thanks for listening.

In this week's episode I have Roy Holdford from the "Curl Hunts" youtube channel on the show. Roy is a previous intern for the hunting public, who now runs his own youtube channel where he documents his turkey hunting travels throughout the country while living out of a van! Roy and I discuss some of the unexpected challenges that come with traveling to hunt turkeys, as well as what we love about it. We share several stories of different situations that we've ended up in within turkey hunting travels and how we overcame them. We talk about the things that you need to be prepared for, as well as things you need to educate yourself on before crossing state lines. For the second half of the podcast, we talked about tactics, and how Roy likes to set up, call to and hunt turkeys. I hope this episode helps keeps the anticipation at bay a bit for those of you who aren't in a state that is open yet, or haven't started your spring travels yet. Thanks for listening!

In this episode I have Shane Simpson from the "Calling all Turkeys" youtube channel on the show. Shane is a phenomenal turkey hunter, championship caller, and has been self filming his turkey hunts since he was a kid. Shane and I discussed the importance of realism in your calling from multiple aspects. We discussed how it is important to not only sound realistic, but to call with realistic tendencies. We also talk about knowing when to call, and when not to call, to a gobbler. We discussed calling from realistic locations to replicate a real hen, and how to traverse the woods more stealthy. We touch on the unsung art of woodsmanship, the importance of it and how it can be applied to your set ups when turkey hunting. This was an awesome episode, jam packed with turkey wisdom and I hope you all enjoy!