Podcasts about gearhead archery

The Brotherhood of Archery and the Pursuit of Perfection Jeff and Skip's conversation isn't just about bows—it's about a way of life. They kick things off with the chaos of the Iowa Deer Classic, a show that's become a pilgrimage for hunters and gearheads alike. Skip reminisces about the early days, long before GearHead Archery became a name known worldwide, back when he was just a guy with a love for bows and a knack for building something different. The talk weaves through stories of monster bucks, hunting traditions, and the economics of non-resident tags. They touch on the way states manage wildlife, comparing Wisconsin's low-cost, high-pressure system to the well-maintained draw structures of places like Iowa and Arizona. The point is clear—conservation and access don't always go hand in hand, but they should. Skip gets philosophical about GearHead's 10-year journey, reflecting on the relationships that make the industry worthwhile. He's not in this for a quick sale—he's in it to build bows that last a lifetime, to create a community that feels like family. It's a far cry from the corporate buyouts and profit-chasing that have diluted the heart of archery. He shares stories of going the extra mile for hunters—driving through the night to replace a crossbow for a guy in Iowa, handing over a brand-new bow to a customer who had his derailed at a pro shop. These aren't just good business decisions; they're what make the archery world feel like home. They wrap up with thoughts on legacy. Skip doesn't plan to sell GearHead—he hopes it'll live on long after him, passed down like a well-worn bow that still shoots true. The world of archery is changing, but as long as there are people who believe in craftsmanship, community, and the thrill of the hunt, there'll always be a place for the kind of work he's doing. The conversation ends the way the best ones do—two guys who share a passion for bows, the outdoors, and the kind of life that's measured in memories, not just money.

Ice may have postponed the time at LottaPop, but Dan still brings the fun, talking with Skip Peterson from Gearhead Archery and dives into some funny moments of his military past! Plus, Smokin' Joe from Karl Chevrolet stops by to join in on the fun!

From mid-hunt interviews to exciting ambush calling, Dan brings you another fun-filled show. Dan chats with Gearhead Archery's very own Skip Peterson while getting a live chat mid-hunt with the one and only Todd Rupert of Rupert's Rut In Peace Calls. Add in a Smokin' Joe conversation and it's a fun two hours you won't want to miss.

Dan starts his redemption tour talking about his big 11-point buck and the journey to get there after last week. Plus, Dan brings in Skip Peterson of Gearhead Archery to go over the highlights. Plus, Dan brings on Speed of Cookies BBQ to wrap up an amazing week!

Dan brings on Paula Brown from the Iowa Jeep Club about their amazing experience you can't miss out on! Along the way, Dan also ambush call's Gearhead Archery's Skip Peterson plus trivia, fishing reports, and more!

Dan Talks hunting out east with Trevor Burwick of the Outdoor Drive Podcast while ambush calling Skippy Peterson of Gearhead Archery!

Dan brings on Jamie Cook of the Iowa DNR on the turkey population and more as the season continues on. Plus, Dan chats why he chooses Gearhead Archery above all else with Skip Petersen!

This week we are talking with Skip Peterson owner and creator of Gearhead Archery! These bows are one of a kind and unbelievably customizable. Check out all the bows and accessories at https://www.gearheadarchery.com/!CHECK OUT OUR BRAND NEW Merch!!! www.unityprinting.com/tkeCheck out our sponsors:https://creekarchery.comhttps://www.hillviewmotors.comhttps://www.duketraps.comhttp://www.apparitionscents.comhttps://www.facebook.com/CHICOOUTDOORS/https://www.bowcreekoutdoors.com/https://zmharleydavidson.com/https://backfortyseedco.com/https://www.wiebeknives.com/https://www.traplinebeardoil.com/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61554941035027https://forgetgenetics.myshopify.com/https://www.theoutdoorcallradio.com/Intro music by The Lyin Hearts https://www.facebook.com/TheKeystoneExperience/https://www.instagram.com/thekeystoneexperiencehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2qJNOB6rVT5yH4_Cct1_RA/featured

Dan kicks off the year of 2024 with a conversation with Skippy Peterson of Gearhead Archery and more!

Hello America, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Brent Kinchen, Skip Peterson, Mark and Cody. These guys are pioneering some influential products for hunters. Skip breaks down their newest achievement. Brent discusses the origins of A3. His technics are unmatched. Him and Amanda are crushing it. Cody stopped by after his hunt. He is a former Game Warden from Washington State. He asked some great questions. Due to technical difficulties, we were unable to hear Mike from Bloodline Fiber. I figured something out for him. He was able to provide some solid information in should a quick time. I am in the works in making something happen in the future. Brent Kinchen I grew up in the archery industry my entire life with my father owning an archery shop. I learned quickly at a young age, how to work on and tune bows, and build strings. Archery was our life. Fast forward to now, I have 25+ years behind a bow and still love getting out to hunt and shoot tournaments from indoor spots to 3-D. Amanda and I have 2 wonderful daughters that are really getting into archery and are loving it as well. “Now that is something special!” We decided to start this business to chase our dreams, so let us help you chase yours. Whether its stepping onto the shooting line or climbing up in a treestand, shoot with confidence, “Shoot A3” _ Gear Head Archery History _ Gearhead Archery began developing unique and radical bow designs in 2008. Some of our early designs included bows with no crossover cables, power from springs and cam timing from gears. In fact, it was the timing gears on that bow, that gave Gearhead Archery its name. In the early years, the goal was to create working proto-type bows and pitch the technology to other companies. The hope was to either sell the patents or set up a royalty stream of the products sold. Gearhead Archery has been successful in selling patents and their influence can be seen throughout the archery industry. Gearhead Archery's foundation is built upon engineering robotic equipment required to operate flawlessly, 3 shifts, 365 days a year. The precise structures of this equipment makes up the backbone that gives the Gearhead Archery bow riser its strength. Gearhead Archery started their journey into the archery market with a bold new design in 2015. The T18 was the first model for Gearhead Archery's new bow technology, implementing side plates with standoffs, to create a shoot through riser design. The compression strength, the accuracy and the stress-free design of this riser structure is superior to any bow riser on the market, period! The current Gearhead lineup is the most complete offering in archery. With the addition of Disrupter, Gearhead Archery is certain to disrupt the industry. The T Series is a non-adjustable bow built exactly to the archers specifications. The B Series is the most adjustable bow on the planet. The Disrupter has a silky smooth draw cycle of the T Series and the draw weight adjustment limb pocket of the B Series. Couple that with a slider grip option and the Disrupter has the performance of the industries best bows at fraction of the price. All these bows still convert from right to left hand or vice versa. This website will help explain the different models so you can choose the best bow fit for you. _ Thank you for tuning into another episode of Bucks of America Podcast brought to you by Panther Vision, HHA Sports, HHAUSA, VIP Archery, Real People Giving Coffee, Dangler Case & Toxon App. _ Click here for more Information. https://linktr.ee/Bucks_Of_America_Podcast _ Please rate and review. _ Superepic by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Chatting with Skip from Gearhead Archery about their 2021 line up and some new info coming on 2022. Follow along with BHP - https://bio.fm/bowhunterplanet Support BHP Donate - https://bit.ly/31teIqc JOIN TEAM BHP (LEVEL UP) - https://bit.ly/31teIqc JOIN TEAM BHP CHAT GROUP - https://bit.ly/31teIqc Podcast support provided by: DEADDOWNWIND TINKS SHADOW HUNTER BLINDS CAMPCHEF DEADRINGER THE GRIND ELEMENT OUTDOORS REVEAL CELLULAR CAMERAS BLACK EAGLE ARROWS HHA SPORTS HHA USA ​ Cobra Archery Novix Thorn Broadheads Additional Support: Deer Camp Coffee Yeti Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/bhp-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today I have Skip Peterson on the podcast, the Director  of Operations for Gearhead Archery. I wanted to get Skip on because I've had a fair number of questions and comments about Gearhead after buying one this spring. I've only of course had a decent amount of experience with the B24, but less so with all of their other models. And I can tell by certain conversations that when some people think of Gearhead their mind goes to some generalizations about the bows from back when they first came onto the scene, which might not necessarily apply to their current bows, like draw length ranges and extended releases. Skip gives some background about how the company progressed from their original offerings into the current lineups, how someone would choose between a B series, T series, or Disrupter, and how he strongly believes that some of the technologies not only make the bows unique, but also impact how well they perform both in the woods and on the target line.  DIY Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast

Today I have Skip Peterson on the podcast, the Director  of Operations for Gearhead Archery. I wanted to get Skip on because I've had a fair number of questions and comments about Gearhead after buying one this spring. I've only of course had a decent amount of experience with the B24, but less so with all of their other models. And I can tell by certain conversations that when some people think of Gearhead their mind goes to some generalizations about the bows from back when they first came onto the scene, which might not necessarily apply to their current bows, like draw length ranges and extended releases. Skip gives some background about how the company progressed from their original offerings into the current lineups, how someone would choose between a B series, T series, or Disrupter, and how he strongly believes that some of the technologies not only make the bows unique, but also impact how well they perform both in the woods and on the target line.  DIY Sportsman is Powered by Simplecast

The boys are back in town, you are back in town, and you're listening to Ridge to Ridge! Luke and Shane have been separated.....separated at birth, but they are back in business and have a loyal listener that they interviewed; Corey Bonnin. He recaps the Iowa Deer Classic and the shed hunting success he had down there. He talks his new saddle hunting set-up with climbing sticks and new bow from Gearhead Archery, which he explains is going to be his go-to Public Land hunting set-up. Turkey Hunting is right around the corner for these ol' boys, so we talk preparation, scouting, early season and late season strategies, and also the gear we use to get the job done!

It was a pleasure to sit down with Skip of Gearhead Archery. I ran into Skip at the Green Bay Hunting Show, checked out his unique designed bows, and knew I had to have him on. Skip gets in depth with the bows and crossbows that he has created and also a brief history of how this all started. The best part of this is Gearhead Archery is a Wisconsin Based Hunting Brand! Support Local! Hope you guys enjoy this podcast and go check out https://www.gearheadarchery.com/

Gearhead Archery makes some of the most interesting looking archery equipment in the industry including compound bows, cross bows and even slingshots. I sat down with their Director of Operations, Skip Peterson, to get to the bottom of the Gearhead story! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehuntersadvantage/support

In this episode, I talk with Austin and Jason Jones, a father-son hunting team from here in Michigan. They call themselves the Jones Boys Hunting Squad and you can find them on Facebook at @jonesboyshuntingsquad. These two are amazing, Austin is confined to a wheelchair, and even with that, he is one hunting machine. He hunts with a crossbow and with the assistance of his dad, Austin hunts lots of different game animals. Austin looks at his target through the scope of the crossbow and directs his dad in aiming and pulling the trigger at the time Austin tells him too. You can see Austin and Jason’s hunts online, Austin does all the editing of videos and posts them to the Jones Boys Hunting Squad Facebook page. Austin and Jason have some great companies that they work with to keep Austin out hunting. Check out: Gearhead Archery(gearheadarchery.com) G5 Outdoors(g5outdoors.com) Ultimate Predator(ultimatepredatorgear.com) Bad River Outdoors(badriveroutdoors.com) Chelsea Taxidermy Studio(chelseataxidermystudios.com) Independent Archer’s Association(michiganiaa.com)

EP 007: Aaron Tedford Interview.  In this Episode Braden and Shawn interview Aaron Tedford.  We discuss Aaron's season so far, his hobbies outside of archery, the success that Gearhead Archery has had this year and a LISTENER GIVEAWAY from 406 Optics!!

"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

We are so excited to talk to BRUCE FAANES, wildlife photographer, who recently returned from a trip to Alaska. What amazing photos ! What an amazing trip! Let’s hear all he experienced. A big welcome to Skip Peterson from GEARHEAD ARCHERY. Skip has some archery tips for us for this season and an introduction to some of the newest and best products on the market!

We are so excited to talk to BRUCE FAANES, wildlife photographer, who recently returned from a trip to Alaska. What amazing photos ! What an amazing trip! Let’s hear all he experienced. A big welcome to Skip Peterson from GEARHEAD ARCHERY. Skip has some archery tips for us for this season and an introduction to some of the newest and best products on the market!

In this episode I interview Sherman Raschein, creator and host of Wicked Tine Outdoors (http://www.wickedtineoutdoors.com). The show airs weekly in Canada on Wild TV (http://www.wildtv.ca) and can be viewed on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzDoB4b7mLeCgrrhc6iClyA) and a few local markets around the United States. You can find Wicked Tine Outdoors on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/wickedtineoutdoors/) and Twitter (@wickedtine).   In this episode, Sherman and I cover a number of topics. Sherman is a bowhunter and uses a bow from Gearhead Archery (www.gearheadarchery.com) and broadheads from Innerloc Broadheads (www.innerlocbroadheads.com). We discuss tips on filming your hunts and Sherman lets us know that he uses a Sony AX 100 to film with. We also bring up topics like Boone & Crocket, QDMA, CWD, and wildlife management.     #wickedtineoutdoors, #outdooradventureswithjayson, #QDMA, #gearheadarchery, #innerlocbroadhead

  It's been a while since we had our last bow review. Today we talk with Mike DiNapoli about two different bows from Gearhead Archery and Bowtech. Enjoy! Thanks for listening, Dan (DFW) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  It's been a while since we had our last bow review. Today we talk with Mike DiNapoli about two different bows from Gearhead Archery and Bowtech. Enjoy! Thanks for listening, Dan (DFW)

  It’s been a while since we had our last bow review. Today we talk with Mike DiNapoli about two different bows from Gearhead Archery and Bowtech. Enjoy! Thanks for listening, Dan (DFW)

    Today we talk with Skip from Gearhead Archery about their unique bow offering. Let me know if you have any experience with shooting these bows. Thanks for listening, Dan (DFW) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    Today we talk with Skip from Gearhead Archery about their unique bow offering. Let me know if you have any experience with shooting these bows. Thanks for listening, Dan (DFW)

    Today we talk with Skip from Gearhead Archery about their unique bow offering. Let me know if you have any experience with shooting these bows. Thanks for listening, Dan (DFW)

Constant tinkering in the machine shop and thinking outside the box has lead Gearhead Archery to some of the most innovative bow designs in recent history. How can we make a compound bow more compact? Skip Peterson shares the story behind the growth and concepts of Gearhead archery. From the napkin the original design was written on to the growth and future of archery at Gearhead Archery, this is a story about a bow that is turning heads AND it fits in a backpack. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN/SUBSCRIBE IN ITUNES (Best for iOS Devices)  CLICK HERE TO LISTEN/SUBSCRIBE on Stitcher (Best for Android Devices)   HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS IN THIS SHOW: Tinkering in the Shop and Thinking Outside the Box Power Springs and Compression An Ownership Kind of Place A Compact Bow and a 60,000 foot facility A Bow to Slip in the Pack The Importance of a Napkin Design The Dash Inn and Ribs in Buffalo, Wyoming Removing the Draw Cycle Selling Pattens 2008 A Tank of a Small Bow, No Tweaking, No Adjustments The Need of an Extended Release The Smile After the Shot and the Physics Behind it No Hand Shock and a Solid Back Wall The Peep is Further from Your Eye A Robin Hood at 80 Yards T18 and T20 (inches axle to axle) All the Big Bow Features But Half the Size Did it Come Out the Way You Designed? No Wrist Slap! 480 Grain 26 Inch Arrow 70lbs, 325 FPS, 500 SPINE The Mission of Gearhead: To Make the Best Bow The Weight Race, The Plumb Bob Stabilizer The Skeptics, Maintenance and Return Policy Skip's #1 Deer Story, #1 Hunting Tips, A Horseshoe in the Backpack The Bow GoPro Mount Skip's #1 Book!   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 Week Written by Dusty Phillips

Geared Archery co-owner Paul Trpkovski discusses the company's innovative and unique T18 compound bow, which measures just 18.5 inches between the axles, weighs just 2.9 pounds and fits inside a backpack.