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Host of the Eastmans' Journals Podcast and Eastmans' President/Owner Ike Eastman and Todd Helms sit down to rehash a waterfowl hunt they did with thier daughters last year on New Year's Eve Day. The hunt was a banger and everyone had a great time. The conversation travels from reliving that hunt to how to manage your waterfowl hunting spots, the importance of hunter recruitment and even into the question of "Have we recruited too many new hunters?" This episode is a romp through the fields of modern hunting and what it will take to keep things headed in the right direction. Lots of laughs mixed with some serious conversation make this episode a can't miss!
Top Three Reasons People Leave Their Job, with Aaron Wynn, Hunter Recruitment Advisors [00:00:00] Aaron Wynn: In the top three, people often think the number one reason is gotta be pay. [00:00:04] Pay is in the top three, but it’s not number one. But it’s one that, should always be considered. And what I try […] The post Top Three Reasons People Leave Their Job, with Aaron Wynn, Hunter Recruitment Advisors appeared first on Business RadioX ®.
Chris Caldwell, Highland Trust Partners, and Aaron Wynn, Hunter Recruitment Advisors (ProfitSense with Bill McDermott, Episode 50) Chris Caldwell, Partner at Highland Trust Partners, and Aaron Wynn, President of Hunter Recruitment Advisors, were Bill McDermott’s guests on this episode of ProfitSense with Bill McDermott. Chris discussed how he got into financial planning, who they most […]
Chris Caldwell, Highland Trust Partners, and Aaron Wynn, Hunter Recruitment Advisors (ProfitSense with Bill McDermott, Episode 50) Chris Caldwell, Partner at Highland Trust Partners, and Aaron Wynn, President of Hunter Recruitment Advisors, were Bill McDermott’s guests on this episode of ProfitSense with Bill McDermott. Chris discussed how he got into financial planning, who they most […] The post Chris Caldwell, Highland Trust Partners, and Aaron Wynn, Hunter Recruitment Advisors appeared first on Business RadioX ®.
State Fair season has arrived along with the eve of multiple hunting seasons across Minnesota. Kicking off this week's installment is host Rob Drieslein along with Minnesota Outdoor News Editor Tim Spielman who unveils the publication's selection for its 2023 Outdoor Leaders Award: the Nicollet Conservation Club. Then Stan Tekiela drops in again to chat … Episode 450 – The 2023 Outdoor Leaders Award, plus nature talk, hunter recruitment with Modern Carnivore, and South Dakota's double-secret probation pheasant report Read More » The post Episode 450 – The 2023 Outdoor Leaders Award, plus nature talk, hunter recruitment with Modern Carnivore, and South Dakota's double-secret probation pheasant report appeared first on Outdoor News.
Taniya Bethke and Swanny Evans from the Council to Advance Hunting and Shooting Sports join DU's Mike Brasher and Mark Horobetz in an entertaining discussion of the integral role of hunters and gun owners in conservation. Learn about the R3 initiative (Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation) and the significance of the Pittman-Robertson Act to wildlife management. The group also explores the effectiveness of new hunter recruitment programs and societal attitudes toward hunting.www.ducks.org/DUPodcast
Chukar hunter, mentor, and my good friend Eric Thompson joins us from the floor of Pheasant Fest to talk about his effort to recruit and motivate new hunters, Hardwired Outdoors . Then, it's all about chukar hunting: habitat, bird behavior, strategy and tactics, and how to find - and shoot at - the "devil bird." We'll look at how many of you have used a pro trainer in the past ... and in the Handle It segment, I broach a somewhat-touchy subject: silence or talk when a dog slams a point? Please visit our sponsors: Sage & Braker Mercantile, Pointer shotguns,, @midwayusa, #midwayusa, Midway USA, Mid Valley Clays and Shooting School, Joy Dog Food, TrulockChokes, FurFeathersFriends and FindBirdHuntingSpots.com.
No one has to dig into the depths of social media to find that the topic of hunter recruitment descends into the darkest corners of keyboard dissertations. Some points against hunter recruitment have partial validity, others come from genuine concern, and some misguided thoughts need actual attention. But the people who rant about this issue are playing checkers when a chess game is afoot. Hunter recruitment is more complex than people believe. Frankly, some folks miss the point altogether. Negative opinions regarding hunter recruitment are a symptom of a larger issue: state wildlife agencies are underfunded. Nearly everything about how states fund wildlife management is complicated, including how states collect funds. One of these ways is through hunting license sales. This is why states care about increasing the number of licenses sold. In its simplest, most watered-down form, this is why states are investing time, energy, and money into hunter recruitment.
Tom and Joey are joined by Washington State Hunting Coordinator Kelly Riordan to hear the latest on the Hunter Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation Plan, and they look to the South Sound with David Dietrich. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In Episode 323 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Jamey Shirah—a serial entrepreneur, restauranteur, and avid hunter based in Georgia. Jamey is one of three co-founders of the Hunter Recruitment Project, a nonprofit geared towards creating new hunters through active recruitment of new people, retention of new and existing hunters, and reactivation of those who have hunted in the past. Tune in to learn more! SHOW NOTES Hunter Recruitment Project Connect on Facebook and Instagram Follow Jamey online. Apply to HRP Support HRP here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/district-of-conservation/support
In this episode of the Duck Hunter Podcast, recorded at theDelta Waterfowl Duck Hunters Expo, Joel catches up with Jon Zinnel, the man behind conservation and hunter recruitment at Federal Premium Ammunition. They discuss ammo shortages, the long history of Federal Premium Ammunition, conservation efforts between them, and how easy it is for Delta employees to watch each others dogs.
Doug Duren is one of the most dedicated conservationists of our time. He's an Aldo Leopold fan, and his passion for conservation led him to coining the catchy phrase, “It's not ours, it's just our turn.” He is a contributor to MeatEater and is a regular guest on the MeatEater podcast. Doug joins Nick and the Doctor to discuss a range of hunting and conservation topics and he shares why he is particularly dedicated to getting the word out about chronic wasting disease when so many others shy away from it. He talks about managing his family farm that has been in the family for 120 years, and how his management of the property differs from that of his father. Part of that management involves sharing it with his friends and also as a tool to recruit new hunters. He believes private landowners can do more for conservation and he is leading by example. Also in this episode we answer three Ask NDA Anything questions ranging from food plots to fawns to saddle hunting. Nick shares the story of his not so incredible journey home from a recent trip to Austin, TX and the guys rehash their turkey hunting adventures, which are always more entertaining than productive. Important Links Show sponsor: The Firminator TRCP: www.trcp.org Doug Duren Instagram Doug Duren's Website 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
On this episode, I'm joined by Stephen Mackivich. Stephen is a lifelong hunter from the great state of Missouri. As you will hear in Stephen's story, a change of scenery (moving to the city) opened his eyes to both the need and the market for hunting coaching services. I am pro hunting and pro entrepreneur, so I like the idea! Thanks for tuning in and supporting! Click the link below to support The Wannabe Hunting Podcast monthly! https://www.patreon.com/Wannabehunting --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
When Melissa Bachman burst onto the outdoor scene, she quickly gained a reputation as one of the hardest working people in the industry. Over the years she has built an incredible fan following and constantly delivers some of the best outdoor television you can find. It's always fun to talk to Melissa, and after we caught up at ATA I knew we had to get her on the podcast. First, her and Ben had an incredible brown bear hunt on Kodiak. Full draw on a brown bear at four yards, and that isn't even the craziest part of the story!The other? Coyote popsicles. Sorry, not going to explain that one, you'll just have to listen. We also touch on an issue that has been very important to Melissa, and one that I take very seriously: Hunter retention. We cover a lot of ground in this episode, but it goes fast. Welcome to the latest episode of the SPYPOINT Podcast.
This is the final installment of our NDGF interviews. We tackle Hunter recruitment and waterfowl issues! Enjoy!
Special interview with Colten and I share a few of my favorite hunting stories!
In today's video, we are talking about hunting culture, mentorship, & new hunter recruitment with Hank Forester of the National Deer Association. Hank currently serves as the Director of Hunting at the NDA. Connect with the NDA here- https://www.deerassociation.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deerassociation/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=national%20deer%20association --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
On this episode of the Riton Podcast, guest host Austin Legg and host Brady Speth sit down with the creators of Hunter Recruitment Project, Baker Leavitt and Jamey Shirah. https://www.instagram.com/hunterrecruitmentproject/https://www.instagram.com/blackbaker/https://www.instagram.com/jameyshirah/Be The Riton RevolutionThe Riton Podcast is produced on Location at Riton Studios in Southern Arizona. For ideas on topics and future guests email us at marketing@ritonoptics.comHost: Brady SpethProducer: Chris KlokCo Producer: Emily Phillippi
In this Episode we talk to Ben O'brien From Meateater and the about hunter recruitment and what it means to bring new people into the hunting world as well as the pros and cons of having more hunters in the field.If you are looking for people help get you started in the hunting world or would be interested in possibly taking someone out check out The Hunt In Common on Facebook.https://www.facebook.com/TheHuntingCollective/For the gear to get you started on your next hunting adventure check our gear out here.https://seekoutside.com/hunting-backpacks-breakaway/
In this Episode we talk to Ben O'brien From Meateater and the about hunter recruitment and what it means to bring new people into the hunting world as well as the pros and cons of having more hunters in the field. If you are looking for people help get you started in the hunting world or would be interested in possibly taking someone out check out The Hunt In Common on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/TheHuntingCollective/ For the gear to get you started on your next hunting adventure check our gear out here. https://seekoutside.com/hunting-backpacks-breakaway/
Today we talk with Jamey Shirah of the Hunter Recruitment Project. We cover various topics related to new hunters, the importance of teaching others to hunt, and the experience of it all. @hunterrecruitmentproject @the.vanguard.project www.vanguardstories.com
My guest today is Jamey Shirah; business man, restauranteur, hunter, jiu-jitsu practitioner, and about a thousand other things. Jamey and I met at Summer Strong during our covert Jiu-Jitsu session during day 2. We talk a bit about how that came to be and also both of our life experiences in Jiu-Jitsu, and the lessons we've learned. We also get into Jamey's nonprofit organization, The Hunter Recruitment Project and the work they're doing to bring new hunters into the world of procuring food and connecting with nature. This was a great conversation with a lot of takeaways, so grab a pen and pad and enjoy! Follow along: www.instagram.com/coachrosshillier www.instagram.com/hunterrecruitmentproject www.jameydoingthings.com Sign up for the newsletter: www.nomad-strength.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jamey Shirah of the Hunter Recruitment Project joins Sam on The Wild Initiative to talk about ways to increase the new hunting populations. In this episode, they discuss crazy turkey hunters, best practices for introducing novice hunters to the beautiful hobby, charging grizzly stories and prepping tips to make wild game that much better. See more on the show notes page at thewildinitiative.com/206. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hunter Recruitment, through a New Lens! On this week's episode Mark has a conversation with Torey Vayer and Lincoln Larson. These two are researchers with the North Carolina State University's College of Natural Resources. In contrast with many of the guest on this podcast, Torey and Lincoln are not hunters. However, I think this makes what they have to say even more important. They recently released their research involving thousands of students across the country. Their research, in a nutshell, involved two main questions: Do you hunt? If not, do you have an interest in hunting? College campuses are traditionally a very diverse place. Since this is the case, Torey and Lincoln were able to get a very unique and diverse sample for their research. During their research they came across a lot of interesting data. This research can provide vital insight into the future of hunter recruitment. Are we putting hunter recruitment dollars in the wrong place? You will have to listen in to this episode of the Modern Carnivore Podcast to discover what they found! Students learn how to hunter through program at North Carolina State University. For More on Hunter Recruitment! Hunter recruitment is crucial. Now more than ever. The number of hunters is slowly declining and we must act to reverse the trend. Check out the link below to learn more about one recruitment effort titled "R3". https://www.modcarn.com/hunter-recruitment/ So many New Podcasts! Also make sure to check out the newest episode of the Outdoor Feast Podcast where Todd sits down with Brent West to discuss public land hunting in Maine. They have a great conversation you will not want to miss! https://www.modcarn.com/hunting-maine-ofp-ep023/
This week on the HUNTR podcast, Jeremy and Jared sit down with Matt Morrett, the Marketing Bureau Director for the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The three of them discuss Pennsylvania Antler Restrictions, Sunday Hunting, and Hunter Recruitment
R3 and Hunter Recruitment are both real hot topics right now so the guys decided to jump in as well. Enjoy!Show Notes:Email: tnscoutdoors@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tnsc_outdoors/
Antler Up Podcast Episode #66: Hunter Recruitment Project w/ Jamey Shirah Hey everyone, welcome to episode 66 of the Antler Up Podcast! On today’s episode Dimitri and I sit down and have a conversation with HRP’s founder Jamey Shirah. Jamey shares his story of how and why he started Hunter Recruitment Project and the purpose behind it. Jamey shares his mission for HRP, the importance of introducing hunting and having these individuals have success on these hunting trips. We dive into the mentality side of things, breaking the fear for both new and old hunters and lessons learned out in the field! Sit back and enjoy this fun episode!! ANTLER UP!! USE CODE: Antlerup to save 25% at Spartan Forge A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU FOR THE CONTINUED SUPPORT AND ESPECIALLY THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR AMAZING PARTNERS. BE SURE TO CHECK THEM OUT OVER ON OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.ANTLERUPOUTDOORS.COM Again, thank you for listening, I hope you enjoy today's show...until next time ANTLER UP! Check us out at the following channels: Website: https://www.antlerupoutdoors.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/antler_up_outdoors/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5JBVVa0aVNqAd0ec-752YQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/antlerupoutdoors/ Check us out our partners: America’s Best Bowstrings First Lite Tethrd Shay Butler Knives OnX Hunt App Domain Outdoor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antleruppodcast/support
In this episode Joel sits down with Mark Norquist and Leigh Neitzel of Modern Carnivore to discuss the future of hunter recruitment and R3 based discussion.
0:00- Intro 10:00- Hunter Recruitment Project, Genesis 20:00- Building a Wider Base for Hunter Understanding 30:00- Entering the World of BJJ 40:00- Community through Jiu Jitsu 50:00- The Struggle 1:00:00- Finding the Nugget 1:10:00- College Football 1:20:00- Outro
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On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan chats with one half of the Identical Draw brothers, Nate Krick, about a hunter recruitment project they plan to take on this fall. The brothers have given themselves a huge task to take around 20 individuals hunting for the first time. Nate talks about the logistics behind the project and how they hand selected those who will be hunting with them. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast
In this week's episode, Robert and I talk to Aaron Warbritton of The Hunting Public about the importance of hunter recruitment, how we should behave on social media, and plenty of tips and techniques for scouting and hunting public land. Important Show LinksThe Hunting Public YouTube ChannelGet 20% off any onX Hunt premium membership with promo code gaafieldCheck out and subscribe to the Georgia Afield YouTube channelBecome a Georgia Afield supporter on our Patreon account!Buy a Georgia Afield decal!Georgia Afield Facebook GroupsGeorgia Deer Hunting (family friendly)Georgia Turkey HuntingGeorgia Hog HuntingGeorgia Public Land HuntersGeorgia Bowhunting & Competitive ArcherySupport the PodcastIf you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe to us on iTunes or your favorite podcast platform (links below). Also, we would greatly appreciate any positive reviews on those same platforms! If you have any suggestions for podcast topics or guests, shoot me an email or a message on the Georgia Afield Facebook page.Follow Georgia Afield on InstagramOr Listen to the Podcast at: Georgia Afield Hunting Podcast on iTunes Georgia Afield Hunting Podcast on Google Play Georgia Afield Hunting Podcast on Spotify Georgia Afield Hunting Podcast on StitcherGeorgia Afield on iHeart Radio
On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan chats with one half of the Identical Draw brothers, Nate Krick, about a hunter recruitment project they plan to take on this fall. The brothers have given themselves a huge task to take around 20 individuals hunting for the first time. Nate talks about the logistics behind the project and how they hand selected those who will be hunting with them. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast
A popular topic today is the coronavirus. But enough on that! Another popular topic today in hunting circles is “the 3 R’s.” Here’s my discussion on it as it relates to crossbows.
On todays podcast Keegan and I are heading to Kansas to hunt with Casey, but before we get there we make a pitstop in Des Moines Iowa to visit with Justin and his wife Ali. We discuss a wide range of topics on this one so I think everyone will enjoy this. Podcast Topics: - Justins Job Change - Iowa Public Land - October Lull - Mid October Hunting - Deer transitions when crops get harvested - Introducing New Hunters to Hunting - What we should be doing to get more hunters in our sport - Hunter Recruitment. For Discounts on the gear we use head over to www.keeferbros.com to redeem your codes Find Us Online: https://thefallpodcast.podbean.com/ https://www.facebook.com/fallpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/thefallpodcast/?hl=en Subscribe and Rate us on Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fall-podcast/id1383848680?mt=2
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NSSF and Hunter Recruitment with Jim Curcuruto 10.41 What we should be doing to ensure hunting In the future Find out more about NSSF here Find out about R3 efforts here
Hank Forester of QDMA joins us this week to talk about a topic we should all take seriously, hunter recruitment. Hank discusses hunter numbers declining, the perception of hunters, the Field to Fork program and much more. I really enjoyed my conversation with Hank and you will too. Have a blessed day! Learn more at QDMA's website here:
New England - Striped Bass Fishing on the Cape Cod Canal, Rhode Island Deer Management & Mentoring New Hunters This week, our friends Chris Borgatti, Jeff Still and Michael Woods join us to talk about all of the great outdoor opportunities in New England. We're talking about the following: New England BHA's winning wild game dish at the camp chef cook off at Muster in the Mountains, Striped bass fishing in the Cape Cod Canal Scup & Clams Rhode Island deer management update New England BHA's conservation efforts across multiple states, mentorship & hunter recruitment and more! Thanks for listening! Follow New England Backcountry Hunters and Anglers on Instagram HERE Check out the Provincetown Seafood Cookbook by Howard Mitchum HERE
The number of active hunters is on a national decline. In this episode, Scott and Jason discuss the reasons for the decline and why the PA Game Commission should recruit hunters. We'd love to hear from you! Email us at whitetailenvy@gmail.com to share your thoughts and opinions and any questions you may have. Don't forget to subscribe to the show so you never miss an episode!
Today on the show I’m joined by two men, Hank Forester and Charles Evans, who I believe have tapped into one of the best ideas yet for helping us solve the hunter recruitment crisis. Hunter numbers are dwindling, in this...
Today on the show I’m joined by two men, Hank Forester and Charles Evans, who I believe have tapped into one of the best ideas yet for helping us solve the hunter recruitment crisis. Hunter numbers are dwindling, in this...
On this episode, Scott and I sit down to talk with Brent Pike. Brent is and avid outdoorsman and conservationist with a particular love for the uplands. Brent has some great stories and has hunted multiple species behind his numerous dogs along his upland journey. We highlight how Brent got his start in the uplands, his passions within the sport, as well as conservation efforts we think need to change, and how the tone of this sport is crucial to new hunter recruitment. We also share with you Brents new line of Upland clothing PYKE Gear, and why you're going to want his products in your arsenal this season. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on your preferred platform, and follow us on social media @upland_legacy or on Facebook @uplandlegacypodcast Check out PYKE Gear at www.pykegear.com, Facebook @PYKEgear and Instagram @pykegear Don't forget to check out the rest of our lineup! Sunflowerlo www.instagram.com/sunflowerloetsy/ Reel Legacy charterfishingwalleye.com/
Eric Dinger, CEO of Powderhook, and co-host of the On Gravel Podcast joins Dave and Nephi to talk all things hunting, including: R3; mentoring new hunters; things that keep people from hunting; why Lincoln, NE is the biggest little town in America; that time fantasy football cost Dave an elk; Nephi's propensity to interrupt Dave and tell stories with no ending; honoring our kill; and how the Powerhook app aims to increase hunting numbers to save our heritage. Take a listen and share with a friend!
Jeremiah and Johanna both have some interesting perspectives on the future of hunting and cooking wild game. Jeremiah challenges the traditional way we have been recruiting new hunters. The ethics of posting photos on social media. We cover some of the philosophy of why locavores and millennials are getting so interested in hunting for food.We have a great discussion about ways to mentor a new hunter through their first hunt. The wild game cooking discussion will have you thinking about recipes and how you are gonna process the meat before you even pull the trigger. ***Challenge yourself to be a bean burrito!!! Check out Jeremiah's Field to plate website! https://fromfieldtoplate.com/ NWTF is working hard to recruit hunters! http://www.nwtf.org/about/outreach
Nerd out with Casey and I on the life history and management of Cinnamon Teal in Colorado. Also we discuss remote waterfowl research in Alaska. She tells her story to becoming a bird biologist and bird hunter. She goes from vegetarian to newly minted wild game chef and well on her way to being Dr. Setash! Casey and I talk about hunter recruitment programs we have been part of and mentoring new hunters. We also talk about doing research and habitat projects on private lands and some of the techniques we use to get access to lands for research and hunting.
On this weeks podcast I'm joined by my friend Ali Juten. Ali is a freelance writer, podcast host and all around outdoors woman. We are covering a range of topics but settle in on some hunter recruitment issues, in particular getting females more comfortable in the outdoors. Thanks for listening! Public land owner film fest:Vote:The Forest Support Deer Hunter Podcast Deerhunterpodcast.com Music Credit: Neil Young
In this interesting conversation Meadow and I discuss some old times and talk about the future of bird hunting. Meadow was actually interviewing me for her podcast which never got going so I published our conversation here! Meadow created some of the first super successful women's hunting programs and really helped jump start the R3 movement. We talk about her drahthaars, her work on ruffed grouse and a lot of our adventures hunting in Northwestern California. Meadow is the real deal an awesome mother, a well grounded biologist, an outdoorswoman, a dog breeder and heck of a good bird hunter. If you want to find out more about the extreme huntress competition you really should consider going to the website and voting for somebody that is a bird hunter and bird biologist!
Join us as we talk with Dalton Lewis about his success with whitetail and glean some scouting tactics he uses, we talk treestands, hogs and mutual friends. As a young hunter who has enjoyed a tremendous amount of success bowhunting we also explore his view of hunter recruitment.
Julian Campbell talks to Craig McGregor a recruitment specialist from Hunter Recruitment Group, how brands are winning with video marketing in 2018.
Julian Campbell talks to Craig McGregor a recruitment specialist from Hunter Recruitment Group, how brands are winning with video marketing in 2018.
"My marshal turns around and says, 'Hey Buddy." I turn around, and his face is ghost white. He's bent over in pain and says, 'You see that bank over there? We gotta go. Right now.' " — John Hunter This episode's a funny one. We have John Hunter returning. You may recall John if you follow professional fishing. This year he fished the FLW, and he's fished the Bassmaster Elite Series, too. He's also GoWild's Chief Strategy Officer, meaning he heads up all things related to our product strategy when it comes to hunting and fishing. And as if he wasn't busy enough, he started a little company called Graph Glass. We'll catch up on how the season treated John, and quickly dive into questions from users. You'll hear Brad stumble through your very specific fishing questions, admit he uses a godawful fishing reel setup, and then comes some hilarious stories from John. Oh, and Donovan Sears makes an appearance to try and foil GoWild's plans for world domination. Ugh. Sit back. Grab some tissues to wipe those happy tears from your eyes. Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more: hscfdn.org.
“When I want something, I’m going to do it. It keeps me up at night. I try, and if it fails, I’ll try again.” — Brad Smith It’s hard to pinpoint when change is happening. It feels like it’s always happening and never happening. But in the age of storytelling and media, it’s happening right now. This interview is going to dig into that. What happens when an entity that is nearly synonymous with the Internet and freedom of speech decides to censor content? Hate speech is one thing, but what about when it's just something the entity doesn't like but it's totally legal? That's hunting. It will be interesting to see how digital censorship plays out. Now this episode isn’t all conspiracy theory discussion. That’s actually just a small part of it. But it was a part that's unique and extremely relevant to some things happening in the industry right now. Today’s guest is Brad Smith. Many of you will know Brad from his work with Wide Open Spaces, as well as for being the Founder of Walton Rods. We’ll hear Brad’s journey into both of these ventures today. Get ready. This one is like a stream. Long, deep and a fun journey. Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more: hscfdn.org.
Eric Clark is back! But this time, he's driving the boat. This is Brad's show with Eric about five months ago. Take a listen to see what was going on and how things have changed. **Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation** This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more Don't miss National Conservation Week
"Life is a film reel, not a snapshot." — Eric Clark Eric Clark is the founder of Where to Hunt. He's built the app as a side hustle, and today, we're talking about how he's pursuing making it his full-time job. The American Dream is synonymous with this mental picture of rainbows and pots of gold. But in reality, the American Dream is like the weather: Rainbows don’t come until the storm passes. Chasing that dream is hard. It’s more challenging than I ever thought. It weighs on me more than I tell people. Having the responsibilities of being the catalyst for a company—the make it happen person, the ideator, the chief of sales and head honcho of finance? All of that comes with a lot of stress in hopes of a reward. Those rewards vary—some do it to get rich, while some do it just in hopes of supporting their family while doing what they love. The stress is ubiquitous either way. I’ve talked about those challenges a lot on this show from my perspective with GoWild. Today I am pumped to bring on a tech entrepreneur in the outdoors space who is going to give us his perspective. Welcome to Restless Native, Eric Clark. Download Where to Hunt for iPhone or Android. Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more. Don't miss National Conservation Week
Ronnie Cuz Strickland of Mossy Oak came on the show for a second time for this weeks episode! Its always a pleasure to have Cuz on, and today we talk hunter recruitment, getting kids into hunting, Southern Hunting culture, Cuz's property, and much more. Bow season is getting close across much of the South so be sure you keep an eye out for our buck report starting soon!
"I gave myself three years. If this show wasn't profitable in three years, then I probably didn't belong on television. I kept it real. I was honest. And it's working out pretty well." - Gus Congemi, Host of Live the Wild Life Networking and relationships can take you a long ways. Today we’re talking to a guy who will time and time again echo this statement. Make sure you don’t just have talent, you better build some relationships along the way. I wasn’t too familiar with Gus Congemi, the host of the show Live the Wild Life, until I started working with Arcus for GoWild. And really, I hadn’t had a chance to really dive into his content until recently when I started preparing for this chat. What I found was I really liked Gus’ content and Gus. As a hunter, he’s very different than a lot of the personalities out there. And his show has a lot to like about it. Somewhere in watching four or five episodes for prep, I kind of forgot I was prepping and just found myself along for the ride. If you aren’t familiar with his show, I’m willing to bet some of you have seen a famous shot of Gus staring down a 10 foot tall brown bear with his bow in hand. It’s an epic photograph and even better story. Gus is going to tell that tale and quite a few more. Enjoy it. Check out Gus' show, Live the Wild Life: http://livethewildlifetv.com/ Brown bear hunt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAKB6-6neBI&t=177s Learn more about the Obsession Bows Giveaway: https://timetogowild.com/blogs/news/bow-giveaway-obsession-turmoil-rz-complete-package ***Restless Native is Brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation*** This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more: http://hscfdn.org. Don't miss National Conservation Week: https://timetogowild.com/blogs/news/houston-safari-club-foundation-gowild-announce-national-conservation-week
As many of you know, GoWild has partnered with From Field to Plate and SIXSITE to promote hunter recruitment with a sweepstakes valued at over $4,500. The sweepstakes ran for 2 months, and collectively generated nearly 3,000 new hunters and anglers for 2018. "I know this is a drop in the bucket in what the industry needs, but we're proud to be working with people and brands who understand that if we all just work together, these small efforts can eventually create bucket loads of new hunters and anglers," said GoWild Co-Founder Brad Luttrell. "For being as young of a company as we are, we're proud to see our little ol' community be this activated and inspired to jump in and solve this R3 issue." Team GoWild sat down on August 1 and called one random winner for the sweepstakes. You can listen to the episode above to see who won and just how that announcement went. The winner will join GoWild Co-Founders Brad Luttrell and Donovan Sears on an all-expense-paid hunting trip to Texas, where wild game chef Jeremiah Doughty will teach his process of hunting, butchering and cooking whitetail. SIXSITE will outfit the winner in their USA-made, high-quality camo. "We want to give back to those who are giving," said Doughty. "I want to be a part of the winner's life, because this will be a person who is pledging to help make an impact." Note: There is no video. Sorry. **About SIXSITE** Founded in 2015, SIXSITE is a high-performance hunting and outdoor apparel and gear provider. Its products are Navy SEAL-designed, built in the U.S. and constructed with tactical knowledge about how to make gear work best. SIXSITE operates on three core principles – produce gear designed by and made to satisfy the demands of a veteran U.S. Navy SEAL; build in America – always have, always will; and offer gear that delivers a great value and experience for the outdoors. Users of GoWild and listeners of Restless Native may recall SIXSITE's founder, Stephen Holley, joining GoWild Co-Founder Brad Luttrell for a podcast. The show is highly regarded as one of the best Restless Natives yet by many listeners. Listen to the interview to learn more about the company's founder, his goals and why it was important to him to create a product that was made in the USA. GoWild is proud to partner with a company with such a strong belief system and great products. Learn more about SIXSITE's products: https://sixsitegear.com/ **Restless Native is Brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation** This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more.
"No matter where I've been or what I've done, it turns out, the most important aspect of it have been the people. I don't remember the photos as much as the relationships." — Tony Bynum Speaking up in contest when you know it could not only lead to backlash, but cost you clients and therefore your livelihood is not only courageous, it’s typically the makeup of a leader, which is who we have today. Tony Bynum is an outdoor photographer and the president of the Professional Outdoor Media Association by title, but he’s so much more than that. He's an activist as much as a conservationist. Tony is incredibly passionate about wildlife. You’ll find few people who dedicate so much of their life to improving our nation’s public lands and wildlife, as well as telling that story. You may have recently seen Tony’s image of a massive grizzly bear on the cover of Outdoor Life. It was the primary image for a story about the return of the grizzly bear and the science behind the hunt. He creates this kind of beautiful imagery time and time again. Tony tells all kinds of stories. And you'll find out a bit more about Brad today. This is a great one. Enjoy! See Tony's work **This episode is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation** This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more. Don't miss National Conservation Week
"As an industry, if we keep drinking out of the same watering hole, we're all going to be thirsty." — Joshua Stratton, Against the Current I love disruptive people. If you’re building a product, or using products or marketing tactics in an unexpected way, or doing something entirely different, that takes courage. That’s Joshua Stratton. Today’s guest is not afraid to speak his mind. He’s not afraid to talk about the shortcomings of the outdoors industry. And he’s not afraid to talk about his shortcomings. Joshua didn’t come from hunting heritage. So in a lot of ways, he’s the guy we’ve talked so much about recruiting. We need people who might find this way of life interesting for the recreation and the meat acquisitions—not because it’s what their grandfather did. That’s a great tactic to grow the lifestyle we all love. Joshua and I talk about those R3 efforts, that’s recruitment, retainment and re-engagement. But we’re going so much deeper. This guy gets deep. We’re going to discuss religion, humanity, parenthood, consumerism, business and bears. And more. Joshua and I met at POMA, or the Professional Outdoor Media Association. Enter the From Field to Plate Sweepstakes, brought to you by SIXSITE Don't miss National Conservation Week This episode is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more
“You can’t blame hunters for the creation of humans.” — Lincoln Tapp, Bowhunter & Host of YoungWild Lincoln Tapp has become pretty well known within the hunting community. He’s currently chasing a goal that’s almost synonymous with his name. He’s spent a third of his life traveling across North America in an attempt to become the youngest person to harvest 29 of North America’s Big Game Animals. At 12 years old, Lincoln became the youngest known archer to harvest the Stone Sheep. He checked another box at 14 when he became the youngest archer to harvest the Super 10 of North American Big Game, and he also completed his archery Grand Slam with the Four North American Wild Sheep, which means he harvested Dall’s, Stone’s Sheep, Rocky Mountain Bighorn and Desert Bighorn sheep. Lincoln is also the host of “YoungWild” which you can find on the Outdoor Channel. I think about how young he is, and I'm so impressed and optimistic. This isn't your typical celebrity. This is a guy whose peers are thinking of prom dates and their first cars. So if we slow down and realize how far ahead he is from a typical person his age, he feels 20 years ahead of his time. This is a great conversation with a young man I'm now proud to know. I hope you enjoy. Check out Lincoln's TV show Don't miss National Conservation Week This episode is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more
“It hit me that if this could happen to a 10 year old, it could be me. For a minute I was lost, not knowing what to do next. Since my experience going hunting, I’ve done things I would have never done before.” — Marcus Stiggers, SIXSITE When I look at our industry, I’m inspired most by brands that market through empowerment, not impossibility. SIXSITE is one of those brands. Stephen Holley, the founder, understands that he makes a high end product, but he also understands the market well. He’s marketing to a new generation of hunters. And he’s marketing to a generation that’s largely untapped. While SIXSITE does make high-quality gear, the organization understands the lay of the land. They’re doing their part to get more people outside. Overall, that creates a healthy industry, and a healthy industry is good for business. And also at the root of this is doing the right thing. We’re going to hear from one of those people that SIXSITE has activated. Marcus Stiggers has suffered incredible loss. And he’s going to tell us about that loss, and how it’s changed his life. And how all of this ultimately brought him into this wonderful world of hunting. This podcast is hard to summarize. Overall, I am proud to know and work with, Stephen Holley. I respect what they’re doing in the industry and that they’re playing the long game. I also have an incredible amount of respect for Marcus for what he’s gone through and how he’s pushing Away Video Afield Cookbook link Link to podcast with him on Hunting Collective SIXSITE’s website New video of Marcus’ first hunt **This episode is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation** This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more: http://hscfdn.org **Enter the From Field to Plate Sweepstakes Win a Free Hunt** Make sure you check out our sweepstakes with From Field to Plate and SIXSITE! It's an awesome opportunity to hang out with me, Donovan and Jeremiah Doughty in Texas hunting and cooking whitetail deer. The winner will get some sweet SIXSITE gear and an all-expense-paid trip to Texas. Learn how to enter: https://timetogowild.com/blogs/news/gowild-announces-the-from-field-to-plate-sweepstakes Learn about our sponsor, SIXSITE Gear: https://sixsitegear.com/
"People have failure. People should know that. If they come into this and think they're going to have a 100% success—they're not. Learning from your failures makes you a better hunter. And that has to happen." — Kimmi Greentree Some of you know today’s guest because of her husband. But in a little over an hour, you’ll see she stands out on her own. Prior to my interview, I admired Kimmi Greentree's authenticity and self awareness. Her social media profiles are hilarious and I liked her. But in a very impersonal way, similar to how you might think a comedian is funny. Or how you might like to follow a social media account because they post good memes. But after this conversation, I really connected with that authenticity, and saw it being applied into the outdoors space. She doesn’t apologize for her feelings. She doesn’t apologize for not knowing something. She doesn’t apologize for disagreement, even with her husband. She doesn’t apologize for her experiences. Kimmi is Adam Greentree’s wife. Many of you will know Adam as the bowhunter who’s blown up recently. He’s been on Joe Rogan quite a bit, which I know a lot of you enjoy, as do I. I wanted to know what it’s like to have a family, and a husband who's traveling all over the globe hunting. We're going to talk life, loss, love, and more in this show. And it's a fantastic conversation. Restless Native Shirts are Still Available—But Limited We do still have a few of our shirts left. You can grab one today for $20 and shipping is free. If you're a S, M or XXL, you should act on that now. We're nearly out of those sizes. Buy Yours Now This episode is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn More
Alaska made me think. Join me on this quick recap as I share my takeaways from the trip. We're skipping the show notes on this one. Let's just say we're going deep. **This episode is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation** This episode of Restless Native is brought to you by Houston Safari Club Foundation. GoWild is working with Houston Safari Club Foundation, and you know about some of the conservation efforts this group participates in. This is an amazing organization, that is not only funding conservation efforts, they’re helping kids further their education, learn how to get outdoors and actively tackle R3 efforts. Houston Safari Club Foundation has put $2.1 million into scholarships for hunters. That is, they are paying for scholarships to kids who are proven outdoors enthusiasts with hunting backgrounds. These are future decision makers and educators. They tackle Hunter Recruitment first hand with outdoor programs that have introduced hundreds of students to hunting experiences and career opportunities. Houston Safari Club Foundation has also provided $3.5 million in hunter-funded programs for habitat and wildlife improvements, anti-poaching and outdoor education. Members can connect with individuals from diverse fields, sharing a passion for hunting. Go back and listen to Joe’s interview if you missed it—he talks about all kinds of amazing events they host for these efforts. Members also enjoy an active community, with monthly events and of course, the annual convention where members gather to socialize and share experiences. Learn more. **Enter the From Field to Plate Sweepstakes Win a Free Hunt** Make sure you check out our sweepstakes with From Field to Plate and SIXSITE! It's an awesome opportunity to hang out with me, Donovan and Jeremiah Doughty in Texas hunting and cooking whitetail deer. The winner will get some sweet SIXSITE gear and an all-expense-paid trip to Texas. Learn how to enter Learn about our sponsor, SIXSITE Gear
Pro Talk Outdoors snagged a few minutes with Mark Drury to Dive Deep into the idea of Hunter Recruitment. Check it out!
Julian Campbell looks at checking references with Craig McGregor, from the Hunter Recruitment Group, and brings us a minute on innovation with Christina Gerakiteys, from Ideation At Work.
Julian Campbell looks at checking references with Craig McGregor, from the Hunter Recruitment Group, and brings us a minute on innovation with Christina Gerakiteys, from Ideation At Work.
Hunter recruitment is critical for our sport to survive. QDMA says that declining hunter participation is one of the single most important issues impacting deer hunting and management today. But what's to blame? Is it social media? Is it a lack of hunter unity? Is it the media or the anti-hunter winning over the middle ground? These are tough questions to answer, but it'll be essential for us to answer to reverse the trend of declining hunter numbers. We turned to John Stallone to discuss this topic in-depth as he just wrote a think piece article about the subject. But we don't stop there. I've always been fascinated with John's ability to successfully take coyote with a bow an arrow. Hunting coyotes with a bow will undoubtedly help you with those adrenaline filled deer hunting moments when you need to make it count. But how the heck can you get a good bow shot on a coyote? John discusses his strategies. OUR SPONSORS: Hunter's Blend Coffee, Polarwerkz Coolers The Treestand Wingman, Covert Scouting Cameras, Morse's Sporting Goods, BIG BUCK MERCH DEER NEWS 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
Julian Campbell gets advice before employing from Craig McGregor, from the Hunter Recruitment Group, and looks at the importance of trust in business with Christina Gerakiteys, from Ideation At Work.
Julian Campbell gets advice before employing from Craig McGregor, from the Hunter Recruitment Group, and looks at the importance of trust in business with Christina Gerakiteys, from Ideation At Work.
Julian Campbell talks about communication in recruitment with Kathryn Blackmore, from the Hunter Recruitment Group, and brings us business from Santa.
Julian Campbell talks about communication in recruitment with Kathryn Blackmore, from the Hunter Recruitment Group, and brings us business from Santa.
This past August, the Minnesota DNR held their "Minnesota Angler and Hunter Recruitment and Retention Conference" to share information on best practices to design and deliver recruitment and retention programs. This audio is a compilation of presentations from Mark Norquist of Modern Carnivore, Matt Dunfee who is the Programs Manager for Wildlife Management Institute and joining them is a new hunter, a gentleman who proclaims himself as an "adult-onset hunter" who takes the audience through his journey from learning in a classroom to finally being outside with his mentor, Mark. Quite the story. While this is just the audio, it is full of useful information - no matter if you want to implement something similar in your area, or wondering why some programs are not working at all. Learn more about Modern Carnivore at www.ModCarn.com Thanks for Listening and Reviewing!
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