Podcast appearances and mentions of brook martin

If given the opportunity, many hunters will go into the deer season with a target buck in mind. It may be a buck you have a history with; it could be your biggest buck to date, or it could be a new buck that piques your interest. Many of these opportunities come from hunting private land and deer management. Could it be possible to consistently kill a target buck every year on public hunting ground? The answer to that question is yes. We sat down with Brook Martin, who has been taking the public land hunting game to a new level. Since moving to Iowa from the east coast, Brook has had consistent success targeting a buck and harvesting that buck on public land. We break down his strategies and the challenges he faces with public land hunting to find out what makes him so successful!

Brook has put in years in PA and Iowa chasing big bucks and with knocking down 3 giants in 2023, he's certainly got a knack for it. We talk strategy, boots on ground, what to look for, the stories of 2 of his bucks, trail cam startegy, mock scrpaes and a whole host of other unique topics. Definitely a great cast to get yourself educated! Hope ya'll enjoy! @Brook428 or @Hammer_consulting on Instagram. Origin / Jocko Fuel Code: Heller10 -- https://originmaine.com/field-explorer https://store.jockofuel.com/ Elite Archery -- https://elitearchery.com/ OnxMaps -- https://www.onxmaps.com/

Trapping bobcats, shooting hammer public land bucks. This is a learning episode. Grab a pen and paper and be ready to catch all the knowledge dropped! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sarah-ann8/support

In this episode we discuss the tactics and what it takes to truly chase Big Public Land Bucks. Brook Martin joins me as my guest and Brook grew up in PA and then moved to Iowa to chase Whitetails. He quickly learned that chasing big bucks in Iowa is really that different than chasing them in PA. You still have to find out where they live and how to actually get in on them undetected. If you are considering making the leap to chasing Hammers this is a great listen.   If you want to bounce any questions off of Brook you can get ahold of him on his social: IG: @brook428 FB: brook.martin.96 If you like this episode give us a review wherever you listen to your podcasts and hit that subscribe button! To checkout the Cervicide Hunt Club visit us at https://cervicide.com/

In this week's episode, we hop on a call with Brook Martin. Brook moved to Iowa in 2018 to chase his dreams of hunting whitetails. Over the last few seasons he's found incredible success chasing public land whitetails. Listen in as we discuss: - How He Found a Job- Scouts For Public Land Bucks - Work Ethic = Big Bucks - Trail Cam Strategies  Connect with Brook:  FB - Brook Martin IG - Brook428 Connect with Exodus:  Facebook Website LinkTree

This weeks podcast is with Brook Martin talking about chasing his dream.  Brook once lived on the east coast and moved to Iowa to chase bigger caliber deer.  In his 2 seasons there Brook has had success as he tells us about being able to kill a giant on public land.   www.veteranip.com  www.embrycustomwoodworking.com www.exodusoutdoorgear.com www.nxtleveldeer.com Ingram's Outdoor Obsessions www.whitetiallegacypodcast.com

Tim Cool and Brook Martin have had a tough go this fall but we are putting the puzzle pieces together. The other day him and I talked about the modem deer hunter and think you’ll find this interesting

On this episode, I talk with Brook Martin of WASP Archery about how his season turned out, hunting public land in Maryland, and new products from WASP. We also talk about how he got his job with WASP by volunteering his time and how he has seen first hand success come from hard work... both hunting and in his professional life.

On this episode, I talk with Brook Martin of WASP Archery about how his season turned out, hunting public land in Maryland, and new products from WASP. We also talk about how he got his job with WASP by volunteering his time and how he has seen first hand success come from hard work... both hunting and in his professional life.

“If there was one element I could retain in my training and I had to get rid of all the others, the one element I would retain is hills.” Main Points - Recap of Hanny's epic mission to Federation Peak - Why run hills? The importance of hill training for injury prevention - How hill training can actually reduce the likelihood common running injuries such as ITB syndrome and Achilles injuries. - Uphill and Downhill Running Techniques -- Cadence -- Stair Running -- Technical Trails - Advice for improving our psychological approach to hills - Glute Activation for injury prevention – tips for strengthening our deep gluteal muscles. - How to start hill training - Hanny’s advice for hill training without hills - The importance of nutrition for uphill and downhill running – caffeine = life saver Trail runners have to accept that the ground isn’t always flat and on almost every run we will encounter some kind of hill. So, what happens now? Behind every step that we take when we hit the trails or brave the bush lands is an intricate series of energy ‘ins & outs’. The alterations in surfaces and slopes change the way our muscles need to respond. Sometimes they will be contracting strongly to propel us forward and other times they will be eccentrically contracting to slow us down. Sometimes gravity will be working in our favour, and sometimes completely against us. Therefore, it is important to begin thinking about the way you catch, create and utilize the energy that you have available to you. This might be the difference between having enough energy to think clearly to the end of your run, and bonking out before you have truly reached your peak performance. I get a lot of questions regarding how to incorporate hill training into race preparations – especially for those looking to compete in the UTA. I hope this podcast can answer some of these questions and help to bring a greater feeling of confidence and efficiency to your running practise. I have a plethora of free resources available online, so take some time to explore all the links below if this topic interests you Videos Hanny’s Federation Peak Mission - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32pgo3YRGR0 Podcast Recommendations Find Your Feet Podcast Episode #19 Base Training Podcast – http://www.hannyallston.com.au/base-training.html Find Your Feet Podcast Episode #15 UTMB with Brook Martin – http://www.hannyallston.com.au/brook-martin.html Blog Posts Training for Mountains without Hills- http://www.hannyallston.com.au/blog/training-for-mountains-without-hills Uphill & Downhill Running Technique – http://www.hannyallston.com.au/blog/uphill-downhill-running-technique Hanny Allston Website – www.hannyallston.com.au Blog - www.hannyallston.com.au/blog/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/hanny.allston/ Hanny Allston Training Resources Guidebook – http://www.hannyallston.com.au/trail-running-guidebook.html UTA Training Packages - http://www.hannyallston.com.au/ultra-trail-australia.html Contact Me – hanny@findyourfeet.com.au Find Your Feet Retail Store – www.findyourfeet.com.au

I've had the pleasure of knowing our next podcast guest, Brook Martin, for a number of years now. A couple of months ago, Brook ran the Ultra Trail Mont Blanc. A 171km race with 10,000m+ elevation gain - basically the Olympics of the trail running and ultra running world. We discuss her experiences at this mammoth race in detail and her recount of the event is both insightful and laugh-out-loud funny - "in the middle of it all... at one point I just thought…you had no idea at all!" If you've never dabbled in the trail running world then this podcast may have you considering it! Brook describes in a beautiful way her take on why she runs these distances, "the unknown, that’s the aspect of ultra-running that I love. Nobody, I don’t think the best guy or girl in the world or the last back-of-the-packer... nobody ever knows how it’s going to unfold. And that’s the really exciting, and also very scary thing, of standing on a start line…I love the opportunity and the potential of that moment." Brook is a bubbly and bright person and anyone that has met her will describe her as an infectiously happy person. We talk in depth about the mental side of UTMB and running in general and I feel everyone will take something away from this part of the discussion. What I really enjoyed was when she said, "I don’t think that you can do an ultra and not have some points where you’re going to struggle mentally. If you never struggle mentally then potentially you’re not running fast enough because you should be feeling bad at some point. That is how it is. It’s a race! I think what the good guys have learned is how to shorten the period of how bad it goes, control the losses at that point." This podcast delves into: *Pressure, both internal and external *Finding something you’re passionate about *Preparation and training details *UTMB: nutrition & hydration, mental strength, reflections *Diet and managing injuries *Brook’s view on the purpose of running *The importance of constantly learning, reflecting and adapting "You can’t love the glory moment without loving all the other bits in between. Which is really the vast majority of it! Everyone only sees the tiny tip of the iceberg, they don’t see the whole bit under the water." Spoiler alert - the advice at the very end is something I think we can all take away from this podcast. We hope you enjoy this conversation!