Podcasts about Archery Trade Association

On this week's episode of The Game Trail podcast, Trail spends time diving into his archery goals for this year and some tips and tricks that are making a difference. He talks about grip, tuning, setting your peep height, and several other tips and tricks. He wraps up the episode with an overview of new gear you may want to look into from the recent Archery Trade Association show.

On today's episode, Jacob shares what he is looking forward to at the upcoming Archery Trade Association meeting in Indianapolis this week. Of course, part of the enjoyment of the ATA is seeing new products for 2025 and getting a sense of what hunting companies are prioritizing in this competitive market space. Jacob lists the exhibitors that he has identified as ones that he will visit, and makes note of the brands that aren't present this year. More than anything, Jacob feels it's just great to connect with those in the space that share our passion for the outdoors.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Jacob shares what he is looking forward to at the upcoming Archery Trade Association meeting in Indianapolis this week. Of course, part of the enjoyment of the ATA is seeing new products for 2025 and getting a sense of what hunting companies are prioritizing in this competitive market space. Jacob lists the exhibitors that he has identified as ones that he will visit, and makes note of the brands that aren't present this year. More than anything, Jacob feels it's just great to connect with those in the space that share our passion for the outdoors. 

In my world as an outdoor writer I have the ability to preview a lot of new products, and to see some of the new innovations that are on the horizon. I am constantly amazed at how people create ways to make a hole. The Archery Trade Association annual show is one place where you will witness dozens of new broadhead designs every year.  It seems that there is always someone who thinks they can create a better broadhead. One that flies better, cutted better, and tunes easier. I've seen broadheads that were diminituve in size barely bigger than the arrow itself, and some that looked like a hubcap flying through the air. And every one of these folks believed theirs was the best ever designed.  Today, we have on the show the founders of a new broadhead company, TouLou broadheads has designed a single bevel broadhead with a twist...literally, and the design allows the arrow to fly straight and flatter due to the tip driving the rotation of the arrow verses the feathers.  More than this, Trevor and Jake share their stories of faith and personal transformation that is surre to inspire you.    www.touloubroadheads.com  www.taurususa.com www.cva.com www.birddogcoffeebeans.com www.himtnjerky.com www.citrusafe.com www.elimishieldhunt.com  www.nukemhunting.com www.christianoutdoors.org  

In this episode, learn about how wildlife conservation is being robbed by Pittman-Roberson Act and Dingell-Johnson Act excise tax slippage due to foreign product production and international e-commerce. Dan Forster, Chief Conservation Officer at Archery Trade Association, joins Nick and The Doctor to explain this complex issue and how it is hurting businesses and ultimately wildlife in the United States.   Episode Sponsor:  First Lite   Important Links Archery Trade Association Follow Nick Pinizzotto on Instagram Follow Mike Groman on Instagram Music by Bensound     Subscribe to the Podcast on: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify iHeartRadio Stitcher   About the National Deer Association The National Deer Association (NDA) is a non-profit deer conservation group that works to ensure the future of wild deer, wildlife habitat and hunting. Thank you for subscribing to our podcast! Support NDA's mission by becoming a member today.   NDA has the highest ranking from Charity Navigator, an independent group that monitors non-profits for financial efficiency and effectiveness.   Learn more about deer and deer hunting in our weekly, free e-newsletter.   Follow us on our other channels: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube

The Big Hunt Guys have had some great guests lately, but it's been a while since Brady, Lorenzo, and Trail have had a chance to sit down together and catch up. This week, the guys discuss the best new gear they checked out from the SHOT Show and the Archery Trade Association. Also, on the heels of a recent article Brady wrote for our GOHUNT site titled “How much does it actually cost to apply for hunting tags in every Western state,” the guys discuss what they believe are the best bang for your buck states in the West. In addition, they talk about travel planning for a road trip to Mexico since Lorenzo and Brady will be accompanying our MexiCoues deer hunt winner later this next week. This episode covers a lot of ground with plenty of laughs and good intel on new gear, application cost, and planning.Follow along:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/gohunt/GOHUNTFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/GOHUNTofficial/GOHUNTYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GOHUNTGOHUNTTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gohuntofficialGOHUNTWebsite: https://www.gohunt.com/More resources: Sign up for Insider today and use promo code PODCAST to receive $50 to the GOHUNT Gear Shop: https://join.gohunt.com/try/insider

Chris, JJ and Bryan sit down to talk about the Archery Trade Association show in St. Louis and what new things will be coming in 2024 at the Deer Society. Next podcast we will jump into a Q&A discussion and get ready for the upcoming shed hunting season. Send questions or topics of interest if you have them!

Episode 155:In this humdinger of an episode, Tim, & Mike along with friends Tony Dempsey and Steven Badar just returned from the ATA trade show (Archery Trade Association). We all had a great time and made some new connections. You'll be hearing about many of these new partnerships in future episodes so stay tuned!Welcome to the Backwoods Bowhunter Podcast. If you like bowhunting and backwoods humor, then you might have come to the right place. We do not take ourselves too seriously. Our style is for you to feel like you are sitting around the campfire with your buddies, tossin' back some cold beers, talking bowhunting and whatever else may come to mind. We keep it real, raw, and have some good ole fun.Follow along as we describe the ups and downs of a Whitetail hunting season sharing those experiences with you the listener. Unscripted and honest! Backwoods Bowhunter is proudly sponsored by:Titan Nutrition - use code "backwoods" at checkout to save 10% & free shippingGrab your bow and get after it!Get kids outdoors!Contact Backwoods BowhunterWebsite & Merch: backwoodsbowhunter.comFacebook: @backwoodsbowhunterpodcastOur FB Community Page: Major League BowhuntingInstagram: @backwoodsbowhunterpodcastTwitter: @BWBHPodcastEmail: backwoodsbowhunterpodcast@gmail.comConsider leaving us a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcastsThanks for listening!Grab your bow and get after it!

The annual Archery Trade Association show just wrapped up in St. Louis this weekend. In this episode of Hunt Detail, Jacob shares his first time experience in attending the show and some of the takeaways from the show. Every year, the ATA awards the top 3 new products launched based on design, innovation and ability to meet customer demands. Jacob discusses those products as well as other products that drew his interest.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The annual Archery Trade Association show just wrapped up in St. Louis this weekend. In this episode of Hunt Detail, Jacob shares his first time experience in attending the show and some of the takeaways from the show. Every year, the ATA awards the top 3 new products launched based on design, innovation and ability to meet customer demands. Jacob discusses those products as well as other products that drew his interest. 

Federal funding for school-based archery and hunter education programs has been eliminated. Why? Good question. Mark grabs the Archery Trade Association's Dan Forester to give us the backstory, along with steps you can take to help. These programs are profoundly important and enrich the lives of youths who participate. They build and promote life skills, friendships, self-esteem, firearm safety and more. Take action. You can make a difference.As always, we want to hear your feedback! Let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation™ podcast by asking us on Instagram @vortexnationpodcast

Dan Forster VP and Chief Conservation Officer for the Archery Trade Association stops by to discuss a report "State-by-State Hunting Data, 3.7 Million Bowhunters in America" "The ATA worked to determine an accurate number of licensed bowhunting participants in America and is happy to report the nation had 3.7 million bowhunters in the 2021-22 season. This is the first time ATA or any other entity has gathered a complete set of state bowhunter estimates. As a benefit to ATA members, the ATA put the data set into an easy to read, single-page spreadsheet available here." Give it a listen, the data driven conversation is way more interesting than I thought it would be, Dan was a great guest! State-by-State Hunting Data, 3.7 Million Bowhunters in America Archery Trade Association  

The straw that broke the camel's back for me was a video from the Archery Trade Association show this past winter announcing a new livestream-enabled cell camera. The excited brand representative laid out a scenario in which a hunter gets a text message on their phone with a photo of a big buck stepping in front of their camera. From here, he exclaimed, the hunter could pull up the camera app and hit the “Live” button. Now this hunter could watch...

Emily Porter from the Mo. Dept. of Conservation to discuss the increase of women hunting (in honor of International Women's Month).Female hunters have been increasing during the past 15 years at least, according to various data sets from conservation organizations. The state is seeing women in hunting grow younger and more prevalent. While 78,000 Missouri women have firearm hunting permits, most of the increases appear to be in bow hunting.Female bow hunters increased by nearly 40 percent between 2005-2014, according to a report on the state's  recruitment, retention and reactivation plan by the Archery Trade Association. The same report indicated a 5 percent decrease in this demographic's age.

Welcome to 2nd Amendment Radio & the Great Outdoors with Marc Cox & Bo Matthews – as always we are produced by Carl Middleman (Pew Pew)! We begin by thanking everyone who came out to Bo's Big Dawg Poker Bash last weekend.  Then Mo. Sen. Nick Schroer tells us what is going on with SAPA after a federal judge struck it down. The Second Amendment Preservation Act passed in 2021, & made it illegal for police to enforce federal gun laws that are not included in state statutes. It also allows people to sue police departments for up to $50,000 if they feel like an officer is violating their 2nd  Amendment rights. U.S. District Judge, Brian Wimes, ruled the legislation violates the U.S. Constitution's supremacy over local laws & called it, “unconstitutional in its entirety.”  Finally, Emily Porter from the Mo. Dept. of Conservation to discuss the increase of women hunting (in honor of International Women's Month).Female hunters have been increasing over the past 15 years at least, according to various data sets from conservation organizations. The state is seeing women in hunting grow younger and more prevalent. While 78,000 Missouri women have firearm hunting permits, most of the increases appear to be in bow hunting.Female bow hunters increased by nearly 40 percent between 2005-2014, according to a report on the state's  recruitment, retention and reactivation plan by the Archery Trade Association. The same report indicated a 5 percent decrease in this demographic's age.

The 2023 Archery Trade Association show is in the books, and there was a lot of great new gear to be seen! Editor Christian Berg and Associate Editor Mark Demko recap their time at the show, highlight some of the best new products of the show and also include a "bonus segment" on three small brands bringing new innovations to the bowhunting community.

This week Paul is flying solo on the o2 Podcast. Muntz ventures West to visit the land of the Utes. Paul finally gets access to the social media accounts and is having a field day. The guys are fresh off a week at the Archery Trade Association show in Indianapolis. While there they got to finally meet the rockstars that make up the Sportsmen's Empire network. Before the ATA show Paul got to see a billion snow geese on the way to St. Louis to meet with Cameron Tinker from MidWest Gun Works. The trip to St. Louis was a huge success. The 2 days in Indy were equally rewarding. Tons of great products were released and we cover them in this episode with Camron Stover from HuntingGearDeals.com. Paul received a lifetime achievement award of the highest caliber and Andrew got to cement himself as a Sportsmen's Empire Legend. Tons of news from the State this week. There is another bug wrecking our forests, two high schoolers crushed it at the national trap shooting competition and Ohio Muzzleloader hunters had a bang-up year during the 4-day season. As the season winds down submit your fall and winter hunting photos on GoWild or Instagram to the show. As always thanks for listening! www.theo2podcast.com Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more awesome content! GoWild Profile Tethrd First Lite MidWest Gun Works HalfRack Instagram: @the.o2.podcast Twitch: THEo2Podcast Patreon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Paul is flying solo on the o2 Podcast. Muntz ventures West to visit the land of the Utes. Paul finally gets access to the social media accounts and is having a field day. The guys are fresh off a week at the Archery Trade Association show in Indianapolis. While there they got to finally meet the rockstars that make up the Sportsmen's Empire network. Before the ATA show Paul got to see a billion snow geese on the way to St. Louis to meet with Cameron Tinker from MidWest Gun Works. The trip to St. Louis was a huge success. The 2 days in Indy were equally rewarding. Tons of great products were released and we cover them in this episode with Camron Stover from HuntingGearDeals.com. Paul received a lifetime achievement award of the highest caliber and Andrew got to cement himself as a Sportsmen's Empire Legend.Tons of news from the State this week. There is another bug wrecking our forests, two high schoolers crushed it at the national trap shooting competition and Ohio Muzzleloader hunters had a bang-up year during the 4-day season. As the season winds down submit your fall and winter hunting photos on GoWild or Instagram to the show. As always thanks for listening!www.theo2podcast.comCheck out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more awesome content!GoWild ProfileTethrdFirst LiteMidWest Gun WorksHalfRackInstagram: @the.o2.podcastTwitch: THEo2PodcastPatreon

We kick off this week's show talking about the Consent Decree agreement with retired Michigan DNR Fisheries Biologist Jim Johnson. Then, Dave Thomas of Bowhunter Planet describes the Archery Trade Association show and what new products to expect.

Big week for the guys.  Took a quick run down to Louisville to attend the Archery Trade Association trade show.  The event took place over the entire weekend, with a boat load of retailers, manufactures, and industry personalities.  We did our best to set up some good interviews for 2022 to bring you more of the content you love. Our discussion today is with Cameron Stover of Huntinggeardeals.com.  Cameron is a GEAR EXPERT.  His company works to bring you the best deals on the internet in the gear world, as well as nonpartisan reviews on products.  While Andrew and Paul were focusing on the sparkly things on the tradeshow floor, Cameron was actually diving into the newly released products.  He gives us his top 10 list of products that were noteworthy from this years show. O2Podcast on GoWild@the.o2.podcast -Instagram@Ohiohunt- Twitter Ohio Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

Big week for the guys.  Took a quick run down to Louisville to attend the Archery Trade Association trade show.  The event took place over the entire weekend, with a boat load of retailers, manufactures, and industry personalities.  We did our best to set up some good interviews for 2022 to bring you more of the content you love. Our discussion today is with Cameron Stover of Huntinggeardeals.com.  Cameron is a GEAR EXPERT.  His company works to bring you the best deals on the internet in the gear world, as well as nonpartisan reviews on products.  While Andrew and Paul were focusing on the sparkly things on the tradeshow floor, Cameron was actually diving into the newly released products.  He gives us his top 10 list of products that were noteworthy from this years show. O2Podcast on GoWild@the.o2.podcast -Instagram@Ohiohunt- Twitter Ohio Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

As the 2021 hunting season is coming to a close, we are already making preparations for the 2022 hunting season.Tim is leaving for the ATA show (Archery Trade Association). Get kids outdoors!Website: backwoodsbowhunter.comFacebook: @backwoodsbowhunterpodcastInstagram: @backwoodsbowhunterpodcast

Who better to give a history lesson on the progression of archery hunting than the man with more than 50 years of experience behind a bow and who was the leader of the Archery Trade Association for 17 years? Jay McAninch, now retired and emeritus member of the National Deer Association Board of Directors joins Nick and “The Doctor” to talk about his early years as an archery hunter in the mid 60's and how what he carries to the woods now barely resembles what he was using when he arrowed his first deer at age 16. You won't want to miss his answer to the question, “What about archery hunting has never changed even though so much has changed over the last 50 years?” Despite being retired, Jay remains active in the outdoors industry and is often called upon by conservation organizations for his expertise in non-profit organization management and conservation policy. Follow Nick Pinizzotto on Instagram Follow Mike Groman on Instagram Subscribe to the Podcast on: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify iHeartRadio Stitcher About the National Deer Association The National Deer Association (NDA) is a non-profit deer conservation group that works to ensure the future of wild deer, wildlife habitat and hunting. Thank you for subscribing to our podcast! Support NDA's mission by becoming a member today. NDA has the highest ranking from Charity Navigator, an independent group that monitors non-profits for financial efficiency and effectiveness. Learn more about deer and deer hunting in our weekly, free e-newsletter. Follow us on our other channels: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube

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Our first episode was recorded on a bittersweet day. It was a day that the IBH team was suppose to arrive at ATA 2021 (Archery Trade Association). Hosts Tim Jarvis and Mike Edgin give an update on their hunting season. Our weather this season was warmer than normal. We get into deer senses, how their vision differs from ours, their movement patterns and the misconceptions surrounding their movement in the morning and evening. We even use a couple of big words. Don't let it fool you, we are still full of s***.  illinoisbowhunter.com

Does it feel different shooting a whitetail deer versus a squirrel? Everyone has a different take on that… and it’s different for every hunter. This week Artemis is joined by Sam Seaton of the Archery Trade Association. We talk about new hunter recruitment, your headspace in the field… AND some archery-themed topics, like what pop culture means for bowhunting interest (Katniss Everdeen, ya’ll) -- and, something you’ve maybe never heard of…. BOWFISHING. 2:00 Blanket forts: So… “hibernatory?” #yeswecan 7:00 Becca’s first hunt: A gray squirrel in Kentucky… Am I a hillbilly? Or is this kind of fun?  7:30 Battered and fried squirrel, mmmm 8:30 Western pine squirrels are a little small to bother with… but those urban squirrels in your backyard? Huuuge 9:00 “Tell us about yourself” -- why is it always so hard to distill yourself into a couple of sentences!?  10:00 For adult-onset hunters, it’s so interesting to revisit your pre-hunting headspace -- the why-would-anyone-shoot-Bambi? Mindset 15:00 The emotional warm-up to pulling the trigger that first time. Is it easier with a squirrel, than, say, a whitetail deer? Is it easier on the fourth day of a hunt versus the first? 18:00 On not taking the shot when you have it because your headgame/confidence quotient isn’t in the right space to take an animal’s life.  19:00 Do we sometimes take shots that we KNOW will miss to avoid this inner conflict?  20:00 ‘Thank you for not pressuring me’ - not every successful hunt results in a kill, especially with new hunters 22:00 Person-to-person mentored hunts: Priceless 24:00 Archery Trade Association: Supports the bowhunting and archery industry.  26:30 Field to fork, or hook-to-cook events - SO MUCH FUN - and a great way to reach new hunters 29:00 “The Hunger Games” books/movies spurred a lot of interest in archery, especially in young women. Don’t we all have an inner Katniss Everdeen?  30:00 National Archery in the Schools Program - huge force in getting new people into the sport 31:00 The Avengers movie (character: Hawkeye) and The Walking Dead are other media hits that boosted the public’s perception of archery as something totally badass 32:00 Katniss Everdeen: Just seeing her wield a bow… does it plant some kind of seed in girls and women? Like, “Hmm… maybe I could do that…?” The more we see people like us doing something, the more it seems real 33:00 But Katniss isn’t enough. You need access to a PLACE you can shoot a bow, you need access to EXPERTISE (even if it’s YouTube), and you need COMMUNITY, which is different where you go 36:30 Bowhunters United - a consumer-facing group for bowhunters to advocate for the sport in general, from recruitment to conservation (aaaand discounts! Plus a coffee mug) 39:00 Bowfishing = you shoot fish with a bow and arrow. No, really. It’s a thing! Totally different arrows. They have a string on them... the idea is to hit a fish and reel it back in. 43:00 Bowfishing at night with a spotlight helps you see them better. Regulations are different state-to-state -- in Idaho, for example, bowfishing regs are specific to invasive fish species like carp 47:00 We’re not sure, but there MIGHT be a guided fishing trip opportunity for bowhunting Asian carp… there are already carp-only tournaments. Maybe a work party, even? Anyone? 53:00 Hunting season is upon us! It’s a special, magical time of year -- and we can’t wait to hear more from you. Tag @artemis_sportswomen, join our Facebook community, or shoot us an email, artemis@nwf.org

Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast Episode 92: 2020 ATA Recap    This week Adam and John sit down and go over our thoughts on the 2020 Archery Trade Association show.  We talk about some of the new bows of course the new PSE bows as well as the Tethrd Phantom, the Out on a Limb Shikar sticks, the Lone Wolf Custom Gear offerings, as well as a couple perhaps overlooked products that caught our eye the Bow Spider and the Hodag licking stick. www.tiogarise.com xopoutdoors.com Save 10% off a  Vanish tree stand  Gearak: Save 25% with Code CHRONICLES Bowhunter Box Club: Use code CHRONICLES to save 10%   Cervicide: 10% off with code Chronicles  If you like what we are doing and want to see more, please consider checking out our Patreon account.  Any funds generated through our Patreon account are funneled right back into the podcast to help fund equipment, hosting fees and gear for reviews and giveaways and as always future hunts.  http://bit.ly/BHCPatreon   http://bit.ly/BowhunterChroniclesPodcast music by Bensound.com                 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast Episode 92: 2020 ATA Recap  This week Adam and John sit down and go over our thoughts on the 2020 Archery Trade Association show.  We talk about some of the new bows of course the new PSE bows as well as the Tethrd Phantom, the Out on a Limb Shikar sticks, the … Continue reading "2020 ATA Recap"

We're talking trade shows this month on the Jay's Sporting Goods Podcast. First, Paul Penix of the archery department at the Clare store talks about the Archery Trade Association show in Indianapolis. Then, Adele Horrigan from the Gaylord store gun department has a report from the big SHOT (shooting, hunting and outdoor trade) show in Las Vegas. Those trade shows are where manufacturers show their wares and unveil new products for the upcoming seasons. Paul and Adele explain how they work those shows and help decide what products will be on the shelves for customers. It's an interesting look behind the scenes this time on the Jay's Sporting Goods Podcast.    

In this episode we talk about the Archery Trade Association, our South Dakota ice fishing experience, new AMS products, and upcoming bowfishing tournaments.

AB3, Host of The Bryant Land Show offers up this episode as a special MLK Day show for the Dr. Martin Luther King holiday. AB3 also talks about a viral hunting-related video with a 7-year-old, shed hunting, and popular trade shows that take place during the trade show season.    Episode Highlights:  Could it be that MLK was a hunter?   AB3 talks about a video of a 7-year-old not wanting a wife.  What are the pros and cons of being in a relationship as a hunter?  How does AB3 go about shed hunting?   AB3 talks about trade show season, including Archery Trade Association, The Shot Show, Safari Club International, and Fisharama & Turkeyrama.   3 Key Points: AB3 has contacted at The King Center to see if they have any information on where Dr. Martin Luther King was a hunter and is waiting to hear back.   You may have the freedom to do what you want when you aren't in a relationship. But there are some couples that do outdoor activities together.   Deer shed their antlers and dogs can pick up the smell of the sheds.    Tweetable Quotes: “A Facebook video that was posted by a young 7-year-old who basically said he doesn't want a wife because the wife would try to tell him that he couldn't go hunting and he wasn't going for that.” – AB3 “There are some people that are in relationships or feel they don't want to be in relationships because the wife is going to tell them what to do, when to do it, how to do. Telling them what they can do with their time.” – AB3 “There are several, several, several, trade shows that happen now all the way up until August, September, right before deer season opens up.” – AB3   Resources Mentioned: The Bryant Land Country Podcast Follow Bryant Land on social media: Linkedin | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube Archery Trade Association: archerytrade.org/trade-show The Shot Show: shotshow.org Safari Club International: safariclub.org Fisharama & Turkeyrama: buckarama.net/fisharama-turkeyrama

In today's episode of TRS Live! Matt and Mike sit down to discuss some of the cool new additions to the world of archery coming straight out of ATA this year! This includes new gear from Ravin Crossbows, TenPoint Crossbows, Wicked Ridge, G5, and many more!   Got a hot topic? Send us your ideas for our next shows! Stay tuned for more TRS Live episodes Live on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheReelShot/ and over at http://www.trsoutdoors.com! TRS Live is an outdoor talk show broadcast live on Facebook and on our website trsoutdoors.com, with shows airing every week live on Facebook and trsoutdoors.com! Shop TRS: https://www.thereelshot.com/Visit our site: http://outdoors.thereelshot.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheReelShot/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trsoutdoors/

The guys wrap up their experience at this year's Archery Trade Association show in Indianapolis Indiana. Ken's big take away from the show Danny's Big take away from the show Mike's take away from the show The interviews Badlands Film Festival

The guys wrap up their experience at this year's Archery Trade Association show in Indianapolis Indiana. Ken's big take away from the show Danny's Big take away from the show Mike's take away from the show The interviews Badlands Film Festival

This week the guys chat with Matt Kormann President of the Archery Trade Association (ATA. Learn about the show and how this organization is working toward helping archery. BHP hats - http://bit.ly/BHPSHOP Support BHP - http://bit.ly/PatGAc Episode powered by: BowHunterPlanet.com JOIN THE HUNT! Get exclusive discounts and join an amazing community of hunters - TEAM BHP - GO - http://bit.ly/2NFMHDz Register at BHP for Prizes and more - http://bit.ly/BhPrEgistry Products used - Bow Vise - http://bit.ly/2TSLq2i Release - http://bit.ly/ScoTTarc Listen to the Podcast - Itunes - https://apple.co/2MxGnvx SoundCloud - http://bit.ly/2p1j7gy Check out the Podcast - http://bit.ly/2NFMHDz Episode powered by: Beyond the Ears - http://bit.ly/2BYEARS Skull Hooker - http://bit.ly/2wca4zw Stealth Cam - http://bit.ly/StCam1 Grind Life Coffee - http://bit.ly/2Xp3GLC Dead Down Wind - http://bit.ly/2VlPLqL Tinks - http://bit.ly/2wSSdeE

Patrick Durkin of Waupaca, Wisconsin, is an award-winning outdoor writer, newspaper columnist, and general outdoors reporter. He also provides editing services for books and magazines. He was a contributing editor of the Archery Trade Association and writes frequently for national archery and hunting magazines. In addition, he has been MeatEater's wildlife research contributor since June 2018, and an editor for Inside Archery magazine, an archery industry trade publication, since December 2014. Durkin has written a weekly outdoors newspaper column since 1984. His weekly column has appeared regularly in over 20 Wisconsin newspapers during his career.​ His magazine articles have appeared in several publications such as the American Hunter, Outdoor Life, Bugle (Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation), Quality Whitetails, Whitetail Journal, etc. It's no secret there is a lack of participation in the hunting industry by people of color. The lack of representation of people of color in the hunting industry is what led Durkin to become curious about this issue. It led him to ask the question is hunting too White? As a result of this curiosity he wrote an article "Is Hunting Too White?". As a Black hunter I'm always asked if I'm fearful of hunting with White men with guns. Some hunting outfitters have their names with the word plantation on it without realizing how that impacts people. Frankly, hunting is a test on how well you get along with people, especially when you're sitting in a blind. We discussed some things that need to change so hunting can be more inclusive. Organizations are entering more cities to reach more Black and Latino children. Durkin recognizes there are lots of things he doesn't have to think about because of his position in the world. Not everyone has access to land, rivers and different places to hunt and fish. This is a thoughtful discussion about a touchy subject. Before you go… We enjoy sharing tips and resources with all of you so please keep them coming. As I stated before I want this to be place where you, my audience gets involved in the conversation. Last thing... If you know anyone that I should be interviewing and have any feedback about the show or any topics that you would like to hear please shoot me an email ab3bryantland@gmail.com.   Get your Bryant Land Merchandise here! Follow Bryant Land on social media: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube Follow Patrick Durkin on social media: Facebook | Instagram  Listen on Radio Public  

Hardy Face Paint – Meet the owners of Hardy FacePaint Hello. We are Brian and Mariah Hardy, creators of HARDY FACEPAINT and avid, responsible hunters just like you. Brian had always used face masks, preferring the convenience of masks to the mess and trouble of paint. However, all of that changed the first time Brian went bowhunting in Kansas, the ultimate whitetail hunting state. As a big buck came into his line of sight, Brian drew back on his bow only to have his facemask catch on his release! There was nothing for him to do except draw down and watch as the buck of a lifetime walk away. Determined to never experience a facemask mishap like this again, Brian purchased every face paint product on the market. No matter what he tried, the paint ended up feeling greasy, messy, and itchy. Some of the products smelled like crayons. As any good bowhunter will tell you, it is imperative to be scent- free on the hunt. Mariah had never liked face masks as they would constantly ride up on her face and hindered her shooting. However, as someone with sensitive skin, she didn’t have the option of using harsh and irritating face paints. Not only that, Mariah is also a safe cosmetic advocate who lives a wholefood and organic lifestyle, so the toxic and harmful ingredients of face paint were not only impractical for her, but also in conflict with her values. Brian and Mariah became increasingly frustrated trying to find a camouflage face paint that was not only made with quality ingredients, but was also effective, safe, gentle, and easy to both apply and remove. After exhausting all of the existing options, they decided to take matters into their own hands. They left no detail unconsidered when creating HARDY FACEPAINT. They thought about what hunting face paint would ideally look, smell, and feel like. They researched ingredients, safety, and effectiveness, as well as ease of application and removal. They essentially dreamed up a hunter’s perfect face paint and engineered HARDY FACEPAINT to be exactly that. IBO – The International Bowhunting Organization (IBO) was created in 1984 by a dedicated group of bowhunters who shared the desire to ensure that bowhunting and the ideals of wildlife conservation survive, expand and flourish to be shared, enjoyed and passed on to future generations. By its charter, the International Bowhunting Organization’s purpose is “To promote, encourage, and foster the sport of bowhunting; further bowhunter education; act as a political coordinator and liaison for the protection and advancement of bowhunting; function as a clearinghouse for essential bowhunter information; and adhere to the basic ideal of the unification of bowhunters.” Soon after its inception, the IBO launched the Triple Crown of Bowhunting, consisting of three national tournaments hosted in separate states. Utilizing identical rules and classes, the Triple Crown culminates with the crowning of national champions of various age, gender, and equipment classes. The series continues to expand each year and has become the undisputed indicator of the best individual performers and equipment in the sport of 3-D archery and bowhunting. In 1989, the IBO established a series of sanctioned tournaments worldwide in which participants may qualify to compete in an annual finale to be held in a large and accommodating, destination-type venue. Presently, hundreds of local and regional bowhunting clubs host qualifying events for the opportunity to participate in 3D Archery’s largest and most prestigious event, The IBO World Championship. National Deer Alliance – NDA’s Initiative The mission of the National Deer Alliance (NDA) is to serve as the guardian of wild deer conservation (white-tailed deer, mule deer, black-tailed deer, Coues deer, and Key deer), and our hunting heritage. Formally incorporated in May 2015, the NDA is driven to assemble and unite a diverse group of stakeholders that includes hunters, managers, and the hunting industry to help create positive outcomes for deer and deer hunting. A strong board of directors that represents organizations and groups such as the Mule Deer Foundation, Quality Deer Management Association, Whitetails Unlimited, Archery Trade Association, National Shooting Sports Foundation, Wildlife Management Institute, Vista Outdoor, and Bass Pro Shops, leads NDA. The Need – Deer are the most commonly pursued and economically important game animal in North America. Despite the fact that 83% of the more than 14,000,000 hunters in the United States identified as deer hunters, there was no national organization geared toward protecting the interests of all deer hunters and the deer hunting industry before the formation of NDA. Amazingly, less than 1% of deer hunters belong to a national conservation organization dedicated to the protection of deer and our deer hunting heritage. This is where NDA comes in. The time has come for deer hunters, managers, and the hunting industry to organize and provide a united front to address current and emerging threats to deer hunting and our heritage.

On this podcast we talk to Brian Grossman of Georgia Afield. Brian is a native to Kentucky and now lives in west Georgia. In our discussion we recap the Archery Trade Association show also known as ATA. We discuss several new products released by the leading brands in the hunting industry including bows, crossbows, broadheads, scents, treestands and much more. We encourage you to listen to the podcast by clicking the link below. If you like the podcast please also take time to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes by clicking the link below. These positive reviews and subscriptions help us more than you know. In this episode we discuss: Late season hunting tips Hunting buck bedding Public land recap Archery Trade Association recap Compound bows, crossbows Broadheads Treestands Cellular Cameras Show Notes:  Follow Georgia Afield at georgiaafield.com To follow Georgia Afield on Facebook click here. To follow Brian Grossman on Instagram click here. To follow us on Facebook click here. Like us on Instagram by clicking here. Subscribe to Whitetail Guru Hunting on YouTube. Keep up with us at whitetailguruhunting.com

In today's episode, we hope to explore the lesser discussed parts of the Archery Trade Association's annual trade show. We discuss products like the hot Lone Wolf Custom Gear stands, their lesser known arrow add-ons, Sitka's new line of Whitetail clothing gear, our favorite snacks from the trip, hunting influencers good or bad, Quality Deer Management Association, Chronic Wasting Disease panel leaders and much, much more. Make sure and listen through the end to see who won the OnX premium annual memberships in our YouTube subscriber giveaway.   If you haven't yet, be sure and leave us a review on iTunes and tell us what you like about the show.   Our "Late Rut" trip to Kansas got a little wild. Check it out! Is Frankenstein Alive?   Public Land Chronicles: Stalking Public Land Bucks!    Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more of our public land adventures and watch our intense product reviews! The Element YouTube Public Land Chronicles (PLC) eLement eVals   Social Media: @theelementpodcast (Facebook) @theelementpodcast (Instagram)   The best map app there is. Find Access to YOUR public lands with OnX Maps. Know where you stand. OnX   Make sure the brands you support are supporting you! We wear Sitka Gear because they stand for conservation and public lands. Sitka Gear    To find out more on Texas Public Land opportunities, visit the Texas Parks and Wildlife website. TPWD   Go check out what The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is doing on the front lines for clean air, clean water, and wildlife! TRCP        Rock out with Tyler and The Tribe!"  

“Part of our vision is to build up a product line of products that can enhance the outdoor experience for the sportsman, but not take away from it.”— Chad VanCamp, Product Manager with Garmin Today, January 9, GoWild launches a product with Garmin. This week, I'll be at the 2019 Archery Trade Association’s trade show in Garmin's booth to talk about this integration with the Garmin Connect IQ system. I'm sure over the next few weeks you’ll hear more about the product that we landed on. This interview is to bring you the people behind it, how we even got this relationship rolling and what’s so damn cool about it. Some of you probably know of Chad VanCamp. He’s become a frequent flyer on the Gritty podcast since the Xero bow sight came out last year. Chad and I got to be buddies once this whole thing got started, which is key to any good working relationship. I have to say thank you to Chad, as well as Nick, Audra and Jennifer for all of their help this last year. I know we came into this being small and honestly even a little unproven, but you all saw something in us and believed in team GoWild. I appreciate the opportunity to show you just how good my team can be. Team GoWild came together with Garmin to build an incredible product, and it’s one that I couldn’t have dreamed up alone. As a tech company, few things are more exciting than moving into unchartered waters, and that’s exactly where we are this week. Visit Garmin Website Watch the Garmin Teaser Garmin fenix 5X | Garmin fenix 5X Plus | Garmins fenix 5S | Garmin Tactix Charlie Download GoWild The GoWild app can be downloaded on iPhone or Android. Share your thoughts, support, or points of contention by logging time on GoWild. Logging time is fun and lets you join in on the conversation Restless Native is Sponsored by Houston Safari Club Foundation UPDATE: I'll be in Houston on Jan. 26! Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. This organization is a great supporter of hunters and conservation, and I am proud to partner with them. Hunting and conservation, what’s not to like, right? If you agree, great. Then I want you to come on to Houston, Texas with me to attend the Houston Safari Club Foundation’s Convention and Hunting Expo. This is a great chance for a family trip or a break away with the buddies. The convention is a celebration of wildlife, wild places and the hunting lifestyle we all love. It has thousands of visitors and exhibitors coming from all over the globe for a three day exposition. Beyond the convention, you can experience some amazing entertainment, with performances from folks like Corey Morrow, Rickey Davis and Billboard chart-frequent flyer, Kevin Fowler. There are banquets and luncheons, auctions and more stuff than I possibly have time to tell you about right now. And as Joe said in his most recent interview, Houston is a great place to spend a weekend and grub. You know what the best part of all of this is? Your tickets and support of this expo help fulfill Houston Safari Club Foundation’s mission of preserving the sport of hunting through education, conservation and the promotion of our hunting heritage. The show is January 25 through the 27th in Houston Texas. I will be wandering the floor on January 26. Please send me a direct message on GoWild if you’re going to be there and we’ll meetup. Learn more at hscfdn.org/convention. Thank you to Houston Safari Club Foundation for all you do, and for sponsoring Restless Native.

On this episode, Dan Johnson interviews the CEO of the Archery Trade Association, Matt Kormann about what the ATA does and benefits it offers it's members. Matt explains how he is new to the position and his role within the organization. Dan asks Matt about the state of the archery and bowhunting industry as well as future plans for the ATA

On this episode, Dan Johnson interviews the CEO of the Archery Trade Association, Matt Kormann about what the ATA does and benefits it offers it's members. Matt explains how he is new to the position and his role within the organization. Dan asks Matt about the state of the archery and bowhunting industry as well as future plans for the ATA

Archery Trade Association!!!  Kurt Smith is the Director of Industry Relations and producer of ATA’s Podcast Beyond the Bow.  Kurt walks us thru what ATA does and teaches us that ATA is more than an annual trade event.    For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  Follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits. Music: The Native Howl   Search Archerytrade.org Instagram: @Archerytrade_  Facebook: Archery Trade Association-ATA

ATA President & CEO, Matt Kormann, shares insights on his first few months with the Archery Trade Association and the strategic planning process that will shape the future of the organization.

In this episode, we chat with Scott Einsmann, Digital Manager for the Archery Trade Association. Scott shares tips for getting started in archery, working through target panic, how to avoid bad habits, and much more. Scott is an avid traditional and compound bowhunter, competitive archer, and was previously an archery coach. . Read the full blog here --> https://aliupnorth.com/empower-outdoors-blog/2018/7/18/ep-12-scott-einsmann . Music by Steven James and the Revival Song: Lover of the Silver Moon --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empoweroutdoors/support

ATA 2018 Wrap up show!!!  Catfish and Ryan recap their first archery trade show experience.  Plenty of new products and interesting people to talk about.  Lets go now to the show floor.  For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  Follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits. YouTube: search Rut and River Pursuit Podcast. If you wanna learn more about the Archery Trade Association, go to Archerytrade.org.     

"HuntFishTravel - ATA Wrap Up with Rut and River Pursuits, Archery Trade Association Convention" I'm back!! And I'm starting 2018 off with ATA2018 convention coverage. Will, Ryan and Catfish join me for a solid hour of highs and lows, the crazy weather in Indianapolis, why attendance was down, why some media was denied entry to the show and then we jump into the products we loved, the products we didn’t and some experiences at the show. 11:00 Product Discussion: 11:30 Rambo Bike 15:00 Huntworks Ground Blind/Tree Stand 17:45 Primos Surround View Hunting Blind 16:30 Mantis Ground Blind by NAP 41:00 Garmin Xero Rangefinder Bow Sight 42:50 Ravin Crossbow 46:00 Sitka, Nomad and why hunting clothes cost so much. 50:00 Drake Waterfowl Clothing 53:00 Gearhead Archery 54:30 Huntworks Gator Jaw 57:00 HHA Optimizer Tetra 59:15 HHS Harness 1:01:50 Spot Hogg 1:02:00 Better the Hunt Modular Game Pack 1:04:00 Lit Coolers 1:04:10 C & C Music Factory 1:05:20 Lock Down Scent Lure 1:08:00 Summit Heated Seats 21:00 – Bow Talk G5, Hoyt, Obsession, Elite, Bear, 32:00 How Elite Archery and Hoyt stepped up to accommodate my 27”, 40# draw and all the companies that wouldn’t. Guest Links: Rut and River Pursuits Website Rut and River Pursuits Facebook Rut and River Pursuits Itunes

In this episode we discuss our recent trip to our first Archery Trade Association show.  We give our thoughts on the new Garmin Xero bow sight as well as the IQ define bow sight.  We also talk about the different flagship bows by Mathews, Hoyt, Darton and Bear Archery. We discuss our overall experiences and thoughts on some of the other new products we saw during the show.  We also unbox and review the January 2018 subscription box from Bowhunter Box Club. Use code CHRONICLES at www.bowhunterboxclub.com to save 10% of your first months box or use code VIPCHRONICLES to save on the VIP Passthrough Club Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we discuss our recent trip to our first Archery Trade Association show.  We give our thoughts on the new Garmin Xero bow sight as well as the IQ define bow sight.  We also talk about the different flagship bows by Mathews, Hoyt, Darton and Bear Archery. We discuss our overall experiences and … Continue reading "Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast Episode #2: ATA Show"

Mike and Dan talk with Outdoor Channel videographer Ben LaLonde. Chased his dream job Works for the Outdoor Channel News was the stepping stone to bigger things Thought about the Travel Channel After 12 - 15 applications with no call he was starting to wonder One email changed his fortune 2 months later he was hired First assignment was Hawaii In Alaska chasing dangerous game Thinking about grizzlies made him a bit nervous 150 miles into the Arctic Circle Most embarrassing moment Bad rain gear leads to hypothermia and dehydration Pee color is important A good exhaustion Looking through the lens Working with Dr. James Kroll aka Dr. Deer Watching the way nature works is simply incredible Everything fades away Being behind the lens is different than being behind the trigger https://www.facebook.com/ben.lalonde.5 Archery Trade Association show 2018 4 hard days Attendance was down Not as many vendors Garmin Xero bow sight was the wow factor of the show Dan liked Con Quest Scents doe in heat test kit Mike liked the PSE Stealth Carbon riser bow Mike also liked the Primos see through blind Native Blinds concept Fourth Arrow Camera Arms new products Wynd Scents new products Carbon Express AtlAtl Rambo Bikes Got our hands on a brand new bow that the public has never seen Danny breaks a crossbow

Mike and Dan talk with Outdoor Channel videographer Ben LaLonde. Chased his dream job Works for the Outdoor Channel News was the stepping stone to bigger things Thought about the Travel Channel After 12 - 15 applications with no call he was starting to wonder One email changed his fortune 2 months later he was hired First assignment was Hawaii In Alaska chasing dangerous game Thinking about grizzlies made him a bit nervous 150 miles into the Arctic Circle Most embarrassing moment Bad rain gear leads to hypothermia and dehydration Pee color is important A good exhaustion Looking through the lens Working with Dr. James Kroll aka Dr. Deer Watching the way nature works is simply incredible Everything fades away Being behind the lens is different than being behind the trigger https://www.facebook.com/ben.lalonde.5 Archery Trade Association show 2018 4 hard days Attendance was down Not as many vendors Garmin Xero bow sight was the wow factor of the show Dan liked Con Quest Scents doe in heat test kit Mike liked the PSE Stealth Carbon riser bow Mike also liked the Primos see through blind Native Blinds concept Fourth Arrow Camera Arms new products Wynd Scents new products Carbon Express AtlAtl Rambo Bikes Got our hands on a brand new bow that the public has never seen Danny breaks a crossbow

Live show from the Archery Trade Association show floor. We talked to Several different people. Rod Notestine from Sword Sights, Randy Kitts from Black Eagle arrows, Jack & Sharon Wallace and Greg and Lucas from Arcus Hunting. A great fun show!

In the Hunting and Outdoor industry the trade show seasons is upon us and the first show of the year is Archery Trade Association show or better know as ATA. This episode is powdered by www.enforcerozone.com

In the Hunting and Outdoor industry the trade show seasons is upon us and the first show of the year is Archery Trade Association show or better know as ATA. https://www.archerytrade.org/ This episode is powdered by www.enforcerozone.com

Jay McAninch, president and CEO of the Archery Trade Association, is a walking encylcopedia of bowhunting knowledge. Have you ever wondered exactly how many bowhunters are out there? What about the latest industry sales trends, the impact of crossbows and the rapid growth of female participation in our sport? Jay discusses all these topics and much more in this informative interview!

Covering the Archery Trade Association show for 2017 from Indianapolis Indiana Our take on the show Our favorites from the show Meeting a few celebrities Companies that support us and their new gear for the year PSE Archery Black Eagle Arrows Scent Blocker Talking about the American Chestnut tree and how it works with deer habitat Why has the tree almost disappeared from the eastern United States American Chestnut blight Back breeding and pollination of the trees Using it for deer habitat

Today on the show Dan and I are joined by Wired To Hunt contributor, Josh Hillyard and we’re discussing the latest and greatest new bowhunting gear and our experiences at the 2017 Archery Trade Association show. To listen to the...

Today on the show Dan and I are joined by Wired To Hunt contributor, Josh Hillyard and we’re discussing the latest and greatest new bowhunting gear and our experiences at the 2017 Archery Trade Association show. To listen to the...

This week the Hunt Fish Journal meets with Jay McAninch, President and CEO of the Archery Trade Association. You may have noticed the ATA Check mark on the packaging of deer scent you purchased and wondered what does it mean and why is it there? In this show we discuss this seal of participation that the ATA along with scent producers have come up with and what the reasons were that caused them to take this self-imposed action. After listening to this show you can go to the link below to read more on this action by the ATA. www.archerytrade.org/news/retailers-get-to-know-the-ata-check-now-printed-on-scent-products Thank You to our listeners! Greg, Dan and Jerry                                      Remember our sponsors!           Hemisphere Coffee Roasters in Mechanicsburg, Ohio                               call Paul or Grace at 937-834-3230

Mark and I podcast on our way to Indianapolis for the 2017 Archery Trade Association. We discuss our plans for tradgeeks in 2017 and our expectations. This podcast is a total BS session and we … Read More

Jim, Dan and Pat are in Indianapolis for the Archery Trade Association and meet up with good friend, Duane Finley. Duane has a way of bringing out the strange in the Millers, and this night is no exception. The guys tell some of their more ridiculous stories. Also along for the ride are Stan and Greg of A&W Nature Labs, who where also in town for the show. Buckle up for this one.

Covering the Archery Trade Association show for 2017 from Indianapolis Indiana Our take on the show Our favorites from the show Meeting a few celebrities Companies that support us and their new gear for the year PSE Archery Black Eagle Arrows Scent Blocker Talking about the American Chestnut tree and how it works with deer habitat Why has the tree almost disappeared from the eastern United States American Chestnut blight Back breeding and pollination of the trees Using it for deer habitat

Our take on supplemental turkey feeding in the winter We don't do it Have to be careful due to deer and bear getting into the feed site Could keep flocks bunched together instead of breaking up for spring breeding Could cause a big boom in local turkey population where you're feeding Could kill birds due to mold or bacteria in stored feeds Might cause a big scat mess that you're not expecting Plant winter feeding plots for turkey as an alertnative Ann Arbor Michigan votes to sterilize doe deer to control population Contoling deer population with sterilization Same company as the one in Staten Island N.Y. is sterilizing the deer, (White Buffalo) Michigan DNR ok'd this plan Why did they go against sound science and the outdoorsmen and women of Michigan? Wasted resource Could lead to other organizations trying the same thing to control deer populations Michigan United Conservation Club following and fighting this action Will the Ft. Lauderdale Airport shooting affect hunters trying to transport their firearms on airlines? How will this incident change transportation rules All rules seemed to be have followed Will this stop the transportation of firearms all together? Might be an opportunity for someone to create a company to ship firearms for shooters and hunters Next step for Mike and Dan after their property is logged Dan is ready to go on his cutting What habitat will be planted What determines what will be planted How do you protect the young plants? Creating deer beds? Will predator control be part of the plan? Mike and Dan preparing for this week's Archery Trade Association show in Indianapolis! Live posts from Indy Looking for new info, stories and products Looking forward to our 400th show!!!!!

Our take on supplemental turkey feeding in the winter We don't do it Have to be careful due to deer and bear getting into the feed site Could keep flocks bunched together instead of breaking up for spring breeding Could cause a big boom in local turkey population where you're feeding Could kill birds due to mold or bacteria in stored feeds Might cause a big scat mess that you're not expecting Plant winter feeding plots for turkey as an alertnative Ann Arbor Michigan votes to sterilize doe deer to control population Contoling deer population with sterilization Same company as the one in Staten Island N.Y. is sterilizing the deer, (White Buffalo) Michigan DNR ok'd this plan Why did they go against sound science and the outdoorsmen and women of Michigan? Wasted resource Could lead to other organizations trying the same thing to control deer populations Michigan United Conservation Club following and fighting this action Will the Ft. Lauderdale Airport shooting affect hunters trying to transport their firearms on airlines? How will this incident change transportation rules All rules seemed to be have followed Will this stop the transportation of firearms all together? Might be an opportunity for someone to create a company to ship firearms for shooters and hunters Next step for Mike and Dan after their property is logged Dan is ready to go on his cutting What habitat will be planted What determines what will be planted How do you protect the young plants? Creating deer beds? Will predator control be part of the plan? Mike and Dan preparing for this week's Archery Trade Association show in Indianapolis! Live posts from Indy Looking for new info, stories and products Looking forward to our 400th show!!!!!  

This week the Hunt Fish Journal talks to Jay McAninch President and CEO of the Archery Trade Association. This interview with Jay will give you a good understanding of who the ATA is and the important roll they have in supporting and expanding archery and the associated outdoor equipment. Areas like technical and financial support for expanding archery in such areas as schools, parks and small business as well as manufacturing, and the aspiring product inventor. The ATA is not only instrumental in the USA but also in many other countries around the world.  Jay's keen understanding of archery and the promotion of this great sport is evident as he speaks to the HFJ about issues and challenges facing all the different areas of archery. The far reaching help and capabilities of the ATA is brought to light in this 30 minute interview with Jay McAninch.                                   Remember our sponsors!           Hemisphere Coffee Roasters in Mechanicsburg, Ohio                                     contact Paul or Grace at 937-834-3230  

On this episode of Gritty Bowmen, we travel to Louisville Kentucky to attend the ATA trade show--ATA stands for Archery Trade Association. The ATA Trade Show is the archery and bowhunting industry’s LARGEST show. The show is a member-driven event to promote commerce within the archery and bowhunting industry.  In today’s podcast we visit with Eva Shockey. Eva’s dad, Jim Shockey, is one of the most well-known hunters in the world. Today, Eva co-hosts "Jim Shockey's Hunting Adventures" TV show and represents the Shockey family at outdoor trade and consumer shows.  Eva was a breathe of fresh air. She was easy to talk to, down to earth, and an excellent ambassador for hunting--challenging the stereotypical image of the knuckle-dragging, fist pumping, male hunter; Eva makes it difficult for those against hunting to claim that hunters are uneducated, heartless, animal-hating human beings. And for this, I thank her.  I hope you enjoy the show.     

SUBSCRIBE: iTunes / RSS/Stitcher/Podbean/Android On this episode of Gritty Bowmen, we travel to Louisville Kentucky to attend the ATA trade show--ATA stands for Archery Trade Association. The ATA Trade Show is the archery and bowhunting industry’s LARGEST show. The show is a member-driven event to promote commerce within the archery and bowhunting industry. In today’s podcast we visit with Eva Shockey. Eva’s dad, Jim Shockey, is one of the most well-known hunters in the world. Today, Eva co-hosts "Jim Shockey's Hunting Adventures" TV show and represents the Shockey family at outdoor trade and consumer shows. Eva was a breathe of fresh air. She was easy to talk to, down to earth, and an excellent ambassador for hunting--challenging the stereotypical image of the knuckle-dragging, fist pumping, male hunter; Eva makes it difficult for those against hunting to claim that hunters are uneducated, heartless, animal-hating human beings. And for this, I thank her. I hope you enjoy the show.      ______________________________________________________________ Alright friends, thank you for supporting the show. Thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone who has taken the time to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews are sincerely appreciated and very motivational.  Connect with us on social media if you’re on there--please look us up on Facebook and my favorite, Instagram. And take a moment to subscribe to our Youtube Channel so you can receive notifications when we upload new videos. Casey and Jordan of MTN OPS are not only good friends of mine on a personal level--they are also friends and supporters of the Gritty Bowmen podcast. From now on, all Gritty Bowmen listeners receive 20% off all MTN OPS supplements, combo packs, and apparel when you type-in the word gritty at checkout.    If you’re a hard-core elk hunter or you want to be, or even if you just like to dream about elk hunting but not actually do it--go to the ELK101 website online and check them out. Our friend Corey Jacobsen is killing-it with some of the best elk-hunting information and entertainment on the web. Elk101 is a true gold-mine of all things elk. And Let me leave you with another great quote from Theodore Roosevelt who said, “It behooves every man to reemember that the work of the critic is of altogether secondary importance, and that, in the end, progress is accomplished by the man who does things.” We all have a choice--we can be people who do things or people who criticise the work of others. It’s pretty simple really.. don’t be jerk. And get out there and do your thing.   Good luck on your hunts. And Stay Gritty!

Here we go with the last N-Season report of 2014 we cover some updates with Kenny Simpson from FMP Bowcast including the Archery Trade Association and a huge 134 wild game Violations by a group of hunters in Illinois and the end of season here in Michigan. 

He had a six-figure income in a career with an international corporation, but he also suffered two heart attacks. What would you do? Join me as Mark Copeland walks us through some difficult times in his live until he finally moves into a career that he loves and where his values and his faith are in sync.  Guest's Opening Quote: "We need to remember that we might not wake up tomorrow. We need to live our life. We need to find that passion, that fire that burns inside us, whatever it is that fuels that fire. And we need to get moving, get up off our duff and do it. " More About My Guest: Mark is the Store Director of Jay's Sporting Goods in Gaylord, Michigan and has worked there for the past 14 years. For the 13 years prior to Jay's, he was a Regional Director at an international portrait company. Mark serves on the board of directors of the Archery Trade Association and is involved with many local and national nonprofit organizations, and in 2009 he was honored by the Michigan DNR as a "Partner in Conservation" for his contributions to the DNR Archery programs. He is currently the President of the [Otsego Wildlife Legacy Society][otsego], a non-profit conservation organization. Mark is a USA Archery Level 3 Community Archery Coach and as a Certified Instructor, Mark has assisted in the growth of over 250 Archery Clubs, NASP Schools, and Centershot Ministries worldwide.

We're talking about the big ATA show and also introducing a new Darton Pro Staffer this month on the Darton Archery Podcast. First, Darton's Ted Harpham discusses the importance of the Archery Trade Association show for unveiling new products and interacting with retailers. Then, newest member of the Darton family, Tim Roller of Whitetail Journey is introduced to podcast listeners.

The 2015 Archery Trade Show Association's Annual Trade Show has come and gone once again, but Jay and Dusty were able to capture the moment with an adventurous trek to the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana.  The Show was held this year from January 8-10 and is held each January for eager hunting apparell buyers and sellers to gawk and pitch the latest merchandise for the year.  Anything and everything hunting is here and is the basis for what each outdoor retailer, large and small, will stock in their stores.  A private show, it is only open to hunting industry insiders but for those that can attend, including celebrities, hunting television personalities, bloggers, writers and outdoor podcasters, it allows attendees a glimpse at what's NEW for 2015.  Jay and Dusty report there findings and review the show in this episode of the Big Buck Registry's Deer Hunting Podcast. In This Show You Will Hear Discussions on the Following: Dinner with Ed Waite, Buckmaster's Master Scorer The 1st Annual Outdoor Podcaster's Mash Up Tag N Brag David and Dean Giarrizzo Jim Shockey, Eva Shockey, Louise Shockey Tim Sylvia  Matt Drury, Taylor Drury, Mark Drury, Terry Drury Will Primos, Jay Fish and the Johnny King Buck Doug Kostreva Horny Buck Seed Company Major League Bowhunter- Jeff Danker and Matt Duff Gordon Whittington - North American Whitetail Realtree's David Blanton Legends of the Fall- Mike McFerrin and Bonnie McFerrin Hal Shaffer Drop Zone TV Keith Doyle and Zach Doyle of The Rack Packer QALO replacement Wedding Rings, Orion Coolers, Big n J Long Range Attractants, Garmin VIRB, StickNPic, Ozonics, ADAK Adventure Trailers The 2015 Badlands - Campbell Cameras Film Festival Animal House Reunion Podcast - with Lord Krongel and Chipcity Spaulding Mike Adams of Up North Journal, CarrieZ, Phil Haven's of Bowhunting Freedom BowHunting.com Jay's First Autograph Ever and Dusty's First Cab Ride Lee and Tiffany Lakosky and Heartland Bowhunter's Cameraman  Matt Hiatt and Tori Middleton Mcrea The Keefer Brothers and Ron Strickland Tim Burnett- Solo Hunter  Adam Vinatieri, Roger Raglin, Hank Parker Gregg Ritz- HuntMasters Salvo Magro, Kinion Bankston, and Josh Photo Bomb Son of the South Nicholas Mundt, Michael Waddell, T-Bone Travis Turner Frozen Faces and Dusty's Treestand Contact Us: 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:  iTunes Stitcher Blubrry Libsyn TuneIn Other Recommended Podcasts: CarrieZ  Wildgame IamTurkeyHunting BowRush FishNerds Bowhunting Freedom Up North Journal  

Welcome to the show Michele Eichler of Fulldraw Outfitters Michele is the 5th and final huntress in the 5 part series Huntresses of Autumn. Michele has taken 10 North American big game species and 8 African species with her bow and has been hunting since she was 12 years old. Michele has worked in the Archery industry for over 27 years and was the Chairman of the Archery Trade Association. She is a member of various bowhunting organizations including the Pope and Young Club and Colorado Bowhunters Association. Michele was also the CEO of Muzzy Products Corp. As you can see Michele Eichler is a true huntress. Join Dan Jerry and myself in this one hour show with Michele Eichler.    Thank you Michele Eichler for the time spent to do this show!  Remember our sponsors!   Hemisphere Coffee Roasters in Mechanicsburg, Ohio contact Paul or Grace at 937-834-3230 

We welcome Fred Eichler to the Hunt Fish Journal. Fred has been involved in archery for over 20 years and has achieved the Super Slam taking all 29 North American Species with a recurve bow!! Fred can be seen on the Outdoor Channel and on Easton Bowhunting TV. Fred is a member of the Pope and Young Club, Colorado Bowhunters Association, Professional Bowhunters Society and the Outdoor Writers Association. Fred has worked for Bear Archery, field operation manger for Dart Internalional (a video hunting Simulator) and managed Arrow Dynamics one of the largest archery pro shops in Colorado. Fred and Michele Eichler own Fulldraw Outfitters where Fred works as a full-time outfitter and guide. Michele Eichler is the CEO of Muzzy Products Corp and is currently the Chairman of the Board for the Archery Trade Association. Michele is also a menber of the Pope and Young Club and the Colorado Bowhunters Association. Hunting from the time she was 12 and has taken 10 different North American big game Species and 6 African Species with the bow!!! We hope you enjoy this page in the Hunt Fish Journal. Thank You Fred Eichler for the time spent to do this show ! Remember our sponsors Hemisphere Coffee Roasters in Mechanicsburg, Ohio contact Paul or Grace at 937-834-3230 Danssportshop.com for all your hunting and fishing needs, Dan has thousands of products for the hunter Thank you to our listeners Dan and Greg and Jerry    

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