Podcasts about redneck blinds

On this episode of the Deer Season 365 podcast, we're talking with Ronnie "Cuz" Strickland of Mossy Oak. Cuz shares some great stories from the early days of Primos and Mossy Oak, how the hunting industry and hunting media has changed, and his passion for recruiting new hunters. This a great conversation with a legend of the hunting industry that you don't want to miss! Important Links: Cuz's Fist Full of Dirt Podcast Cuz 411 YouTube Channel Follow Cuz on Instagram Sponsored by: Redneck Blinds (use code NDA100 to save)   Enter NDA's Redneck Hunting Cabin Sweepstakes NDA's new membership levels Follow Brian Grossman on Instagram Sign up for NDA's free weekly e-newsletter 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.

Would you love to take your deer and habitat management knowledge to the next level? On this week's Deer Season 365 podcast episode, we're talking with NDA's Conservation Coordinator, Ben Westfall, about the various online and in-person educational courses offered by the National Deer Association. Ben covers each course in detail, highlighting what they entail, the instructors, the requirements, and ultimately, the knowledge you'll walk away with. Important Links: Sponsored by: Redneck Blinds (use code NDA100 to save)   Learn more about NDA's Deer Steward program Enter NDA's Redneck Blinds Sweepstakes NDA's new membership levels Follow Brian Grossman on Instagram Sign up for NDA's free weekly e-newsletter 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.

In this episode, optics expert Mark Denham talks about why all hunters should consider investing in high end glass. Mark is the manager of the Outdoorsmans in Fountain Hills Arizona. The Outdoorsmans is one of the largest independent retailers of Swarovski optics in the country.

In this episode Tracker John talks about a giant Illinois buck he and his bloodhounds recently recovered.

Michael Hunsucker killed a 16 point buck in Colorado yesterday! We talk about the hunt and discuss his filming techniques. Michael is the host of Heartland Bowhunter on the Outdoor Channel.

In this episode Bill Winke gives his 2022 rut predictions. He also quickly discusses a few of his hunting strategies.

In this episode Steve Bartylla from Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine talks about why every deer hunter should consider building a scrape tree near their treestand.

In this episode, Dustin Huff talks about his monster Indiana buck that is now the #2 typical whitetail buck in the world. Unlike most old bucks, this deer had a large home range and regularly traveled over 5 miles, across highways, backroads and wood lots. In the interview, Huff discusses how he was able to kill this amazing deer.

In this episode I interview Tim Zelinka about a giant Kansas buck he recently killed with his bow. He talks about a variety of his tactics including hunting from the ground, how to properly use decoys and how to hunt big bucks when other hunters are hunting nearby.

The orange Army invaded Illinois for their annual 3 day shotgun hunt. We talk about the Jim Thome Buck that was killed on his Central Illinois farm. The Redneck Blind is fully assembled and ready to hunt. Happy Thanksgiving!

In this episode Tracker John discusses trail management after the shot.

In this short episode Tracker John talks about a few things hunters can do after the shot that can increase the odds of recovering their buck.

In this short episode Tracker John tells hunters to be patient when tracking wounded bucks.

Tim and Mike discuss their final preparations for the upcoming bow season. Mike refuses to share his deer jerky recipe. Tim complains that his new Redneck blind still has another 4-5 weeks shipping time before delivery. Mike's son challenges Tim to a rib cooking competition. As usual, some bowhunting content and a whole lot of BS'ing.

In this episode, Tim and Mike discuss the new products they acquired for the 2021/2022 archery hunting season. Mike purchased some new Nomad apparel and a 3D ground blind. Tim purchased a new Redneck Blind.Be on the lookout for Mike's new urine product line. It is called Edgin in heat. Hitting store shelves soon.The chili debate! Do you only eat chili in the colder weather or is it a year round food? Tim says it is an all year round food. We checked in with what the Supreme Court has to say on the topic and as it turns out, Tim is right.

In this 2-minute tip Dan Schultz from Cuddeback talks about all the different types of trail camera flashes and explains which one he believes is best.

In this two minute tip Grant Woods explains why every hunter should do a soil test long before they plant a food plot.

In this episode, Michael Hunsucker from the Heartland Bowhunter TV show discusses tagging an old buck that he and his co-host had multiple close calls with over the course of several years. The buck was 7.5 years old when he finally tagged him. Michael also discusses the challenges of filming hunts, selecting the right camera and self-filming.

In this two minute tip, Dr. Grant Woods from Growing Deer TV discusses the many advantages of growing a fruit tree food plot.

In this episode we interview Matt Bateman from Grim Reaper Broadheads. Matt is a diehard bowhunter who will discuss how to successfully spot and stalk whitetails, mule deer and other big game animals. He will also talk about all things broadheads including picking out the perfect broadhead for your setup, turkey hunting broadheads and broadhead failure.

A simple tip from Grant Woods from Growing Deer TV about why everyone should perform a prescribed burn in their food plot.

In this episode, dog trainer Roger Sigler explains how to turn any dog into a shed antler dog. Not every deer hunter wants to invest in a shed antler dog. Roger gives step-by-step instructions on how to turn any retriever into a dog that loves to fetch sheds.

In this episode of the Drop-Tine Report, Doug Benefield the owner of Illinois Connection Outfitters, talks about a monster 230-inch buck that was taken by one of his hunters last year. The 230-inch buck is the largest buck ever taken at Illinois Connection. He also discusses numerous other Booner bucks that were taken during the 2020 season.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, North American Whitetail Magazine's former Editor-in-Chief, Gordon Whittington discusses world record whitetails including the Milo Hanson buck. He also talks about his career at North American Whitetail,and how the whitetail industry has changed over the last several decades. Listen by clicking the link.

David Slaybaugh is a member of a hunting club in Virginia that receives a lot of deer hunting pressure. In fact some of the members of the club hunt deer with dogs. Hunting pressure caused one large buck to only move at night. In this episode David talks about all the steps he took to get a shot at this buck during daylight. A last minute food plot planted only a couple weeks before the season is one of the many things David did to increase his odds of killing this elusive buck.

In this episode, Nick Hoffman, the host of Nick's Wild Ride, discusses playing fiddle for Kenny Chesney, chasing bug bucks, and traveling the world in search of hunting adventure. Nick wasn't born into a hunting family and talks about how a family friend introduced him to hunting and how that changed his life. 

In 2019 Matt Wachowiak killed the buck of a lifetime. The buck scored roughly 200-inches and was 4.5 years old. In this episode Wachowiak talks about patterning the buck, designing food plots for hunting and how using cedar post/licking branches helped him tag the buck.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, David Blanton from Realtree Outdoors discusses killing big bucks, selecting an outfitter, and how he got his start in outdoor television. David also discusses killing a buck nicknamed Houdini.

In this episode, Todd Graf, owner of bowhunting.com and host of Bowhunt or Die, discusses how to properly film hunts and the equipment required to film hunts. He also discusses a few of his most memorable hunts, including the 192-inch giant he killed in Illinois several years ago.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, author and seminar speaker John Eberhart discusses the advantages of hunting from a tree saddle instead of from a treestand. Eberhart has killed countless record book bucks on public land that he wouldn't have killed if he was hunting from a treestand. He highlights some of his successful hunts and explains why every hunter should try a tree saddle.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, outdoor writer Richard P. Smith discusses how to harvest mature bucks on large parcels of public land. Richard has spent his life chasing big woods bucks in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Smith discusses the controversial Mitch Rompola buck and why he believes the Rompola buck was a world record buck.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report, the co-host of Bone Collector, Travis "T-Bone" Turner discusses a 150-class 6-point he tagged last year in Kansas. He discusses the history he had with the buck, how he was able to make a long range shot, and provides shooting tips on how to increase arrow accuracy at all shooting distances.

In December of 2018, Mark Watson killed the second largest non-typical buck ever taken in the state of Kansas by a hunter. In this interview, he discusses how he and his brother chased the buck for three years, mowed down corn rows with a zero-turn mower, and built a custom blind in an effort to outsmart the monster buck. After working hard for three years, Mark eventually tagged the 290-inch monster.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report, Jeff Budz talks about killing 10 longbeards in 10 states over the course of 10 days! Budz holds the record for most turkey Grand Slams and shares tips on how hunters can complete a grand slam on a budget. He discusses how to stay positive when the chips are down and how a hunter can kill a single season Grand Slam.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Dr. Grant Woods highlights a successful hunt he had in Kentucky last year. He also discusses doe management, food plots, and land management techniques that everyone can benefit from regardless if they have five acres or one hundred acres.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Holden Holland chats about a big buck he harvested in Ohio this past fall. He also talks about hunting pressured bucks, how to successfully hunt the late season and self-filming his hunts for Whitetail Edge.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Kyle Kinsey talks about a buck he called DKM. Kyle harvested the 170-class buck on a small property in Ohio. Kyle discusses how a bunch of small property improvements attracted this monster buck to his property.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report double arm amputee Jason Koger, discusses his amazing Kentucky booner. The monster buck was the largest typical buck taken in Kentucky during the 2018 archery deer season. Jason talks about overcoming his physical limitations, having a positive attitude and how he was able to pull off the shot of a lifetime.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report, Joseph Weimer discusses the 197-inch Missouri Buck he killed this past November. Over the course of multiple years, he hunted the buck almost non-stop and only saw the buck a couple times. He talks about how he was able to stay focused and eventually tag the buck of a lifetime.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Shane Mowery discusses how he uses the forehead glands and tarsal glands from bucks he has harvested in the past to bring mature bucks into his mock scrapes during the early season. This past season he was able to use this hunting method to tag a 300 pound, 7.5 year old Kansas buck. He also talks about how he uses cell-phone trail cameras as a scouting tool so he knows exactly when to hunt his mock scrapes.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Brian Butcher talks about the crazy non typical buck he harvested this past year that has over 60 points. This buck will likely be the second largest non-typical buck ever taken by a hunter.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Jeff Majors talks about the new Buckmasters World Record Velvet Typical buck that he harvested last fall that scored 191 as an 8-point. He highlights how he hunted the buck for multiple years, spent hundreds of hours in the treestand, and how he was able to eventually harvest the new World Record Buck.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, outdoor writer Richard G. Bernier talks about tracking deer and how he consistently harvests big bucks by following the tracks of a buck in the snow or dirt. He discusses how he ages a bucks' track, how he determines the size of a buck long before he sees him, and how he successfully gets within shooting distance of a buck.

On this episode of The Drop-Tine Report podcast, Roger Sigler from Antler Ridge discusses how to train an adult dog to shed antler hunt. Many believe you need to start with a puppy which is not the case. In this podcast, Roger talks about training adult dogs, puppies, poodles and even pugs! He also explains why he never uses E-collars.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Randy Malcore from Trophies of Grace talks about the former Boone and Crockett World Record typical buck, the James Jordan buck. This monster buck was killed in 1914 and is still a sight to behold. In this interview, Randy Malcore talks about how the shoulder mount of the buck went missing and was eventually recovered many years after the buck was harvested. The James Jordan Buck is still the largest typical whitetail ever killed in the United States.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Deer & Deer Hunting writer Steve Bartylla discusses a big 8-point he harvested this past year. He talks about how the buck survived several close calls with hunters, how the buck became nocturnal, and how he was able to call the buck within bow range with the help of another buck.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine report, Dave Stuckey discusses harvesting a 230-inch monster buck in Ohio. He discusses how he patterns big bucks, gains permission to hunt private property, and hangs treestands close to a buck's bedroom without getting busted.

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On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report, Doug Benefield from Illinois Connection talks about a Double Drop-tine buck that eluded hunters his entire life. He discusses the habits of the one-in-a-million buck and the close calls he and other hunters had with him. He also discusses what questions hunters should ask an outfitter before booking a hunt to ensure they have a top notch hunting experience.

On this episode of The Drop-Tine Report podcast, Bill Winke, the host of Midwest Whitetail talks about the two Iowa bucks he harvested this year, hunting small properties, food plots, and his favorite hunting blind strategies. He also shares why he doesn't score any of the bucks he kills. Listen by clicking the link.

On this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Dr. Mike Reed discusses killing a 200-inch buck in Iowa. This amazing buck was only four years old! During the interview, Mike talks about passing the buck earlier in the season, what finally made him decide to shoot the buck, and how the recovery turned into the adventure of a lifetime.

On this week's episode of the Drop-Tine Report, Jonathan Burton talks about a non-typical buck called “Goofy” that he harvested in Kentucky this season. This unique buck was 7.5 years old has nearly 10-inch bases and 18 points. In the interview, Jonathan explains why the buck was still in velvet in October and why some people refer to “Goofy” as a cactus buck.

On this week's episode of the Drop-Tine report podcast, Wayne Gast talks about a big velvet buck he killed in Maryland this fall. Wayne killed the buck on a small parcel of land where he lives. He discusses what he does to keep hunting pressure to a minimum, how he used game cameras to pattern the buck the day he killed him, and what a sleeper state Maryland is.

In this week's episode of the Drop-Tine Report, David Westmoreland talks about a 170-inch monster buck he killed this fall on a parcel of land that was only about 20 acres. David discusses how to attract big bucks to small pieces of property, food plots, and buying hunting land. David works for Whitetail Properties and manages hunting property all over the Midwest.

In this episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Lee Lakosky discusses killing his largest whitetail to date; a 7.5 year-old buck he named Wednesday. Lee talked about how he tried to pattern and kill this monster buck last year and was unable to pattern this elusive giant buck. Lee also talks about EHD and how many of the farms in his area are having a serious issue with EHD and what he does to greatly reduce the impact EHD has on the deer that live on his farms. From fogging the areas around his feeders to the type of feed he provides the deer, Lee discusses the extreme effort he puts into keeping deer healthy.

In the latest episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Bill Funk talks about the 200-inch boomer he shot in Alberta this fall, dying on the operating room table, and how he was able to shoot the buck with a bow while he was suffering from double vision. Bill believes Alberta is one of the best places in North America to bowhunt whitetails and he will explain why he believes the next world record buck will be killed in Alberta.

On this week's episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Bernie Barringer discusses hunting big bucks on public land and how he is able to consistently kill big bucks all over the country without breaking the bank. Bernie discusses how he uses aerial photos, trail cameras and interviews biologists to help him find good bucks.

Tracker John has spent four decades tracking game animals including trophy class whitetails, bear, caribou and even pets. In this episode he discusses blood tracking dogs, what clues hunters should look for after they shoot a buck and why he uses bloodhounds. Learn more about Tracker John at www.bloodtrackingdogs.com

In this episode, land management specialist Jeff Sturgis discusses how to kill nocturnal bucks. Sturgis travels across America teaching land owners how to manage their land and how to kill mature bucks. Sturgis talks about mistakes land owners make and what they can do to keep bucks on their property during daylight hours. Through proper food plot placement, water hole placement and bedding area placement, Sturgis believes hunters can kill bucks that are typically nocturnal during daylight hours.

On this weeks episode of The Drop-Tine Report we interview Clay Newcomb. Clay is the publisher of Bear Hunting Magazine. Clay killed a Boone & Crockett bear a couple weeks ago and will share the story behind the bear he called Batman.

On this week's episode of the Drop-Tine Report, Doug Roberts from Conquest Scents discusses how to build mock scrapes. He discusses scrape placement, licking branches, deer scent and CWD. Would you like to kill a big buck over a mock scrape? Doug will tell you how.

We're heading to the home of Redneck Blinds https://redneckblinds.com  Deer Hunting - Redneck Blinds - TJ Pugh and we're going to talk with TJ Pugh. TJ is the Chief Marketing Director  for Redneck Blinds and TJ, in the warm-up we've been talking about a lot of things, folks, so take some notes. And some of […]

We’re heading to the home of Redneck Blinds https://redneckblinds.com Deer Hunting – Redneck Blinds – TJ Pugh and we’re going to talk with TJ Pugh. TJ is the Chief Marketing Director for Redneck Blinds and TJ, in the warm-up we’ve been talking about a lot of things, folks, so take some notes. And some of the things we’re going to talk about you’re going to maybe question or say, “I don’t know if I would do that.” Well, listen to the whole thing on an open mind, with an open wind, because things are changing in the whitetail woods about the ability to do all-day sits, the ability to have kids in stands, the ability to have veterans in stands or people like myself that got some screws in their body. And we’ll share a story about one of my friends at KO Farms that he can’t sit outside below zero, and now he can. So, TJ, welcome to the show. Thanks, Bruce. Thanks for having us. We appreciate you inviting on the show and we look forward to talking hunting and I hope your guests enjoy it. Well, I love talking hunting, but I want to stay right where we were. And, you know, I’ve got some pieces in my body that don’t belong there, and my friend Kenny Olson at KO Farms definitely has. And he bought some of your blinds and now he can stay below zero, Wisconsin, gun season, and he can sit out all day in perfect comfort. Why? Because he has a propane tank into a furnace on a thermostat and he keeps it right around 40 degrees. And let’s talk about the ability of your blinds and other companies’ blinds that allow people to have…to be comfortable yet still hunting. Let’s talk about that.

On this week's episode of the Drop-Tine Report Dr. Grant Woods, the host of GrowingDeerTV, discusses how hunters can plant food plots that require less work and money than they are used to. He also discusses controlled burns, dealing with the growing tick population, and a recent experiment on arrow velocity and how quickly deer respond to the noise of an arrow leaving the bow string.

During this week's podcast we switch gears from turkey season to begin preparing for deer season. The list of tasks to be completed is long, but we focus our discussion on preparing treestands and ground blinds. This includes trimming lanes, checking tree stand straps, planning entry and exit strategies, removing safe lines, and removing blind covers from your Redneck Blinds. These tasks can be overlooked easily, but the devil is in the details when it comes to success year in and year out in the deer woods. Enjoy.Learn.Share! #ForLoveoftheLand

During this week's podcast we switch gears from turkey season to begin preparing for deer season. The list of tasks to be completed is long, but we focus our discussion on preparing treestands and ground blinds. This includes trimming lanes, checking tree stand straps, planning entry and exit strategies, removing safe lines, and removing blind covers from your Redneck Blinds. These tasks can be overlooked easily, but the devil is in the details when it comes to success year in and year out in the deer woods. Enjoy.Learn.Share! #ForLoveoftheLand

In the latest episode of the Drop-Tine Report podcast, Michael Waddell discusses his Booner buck that he tagged several years ago on his property in Kansas. He also discusses the Bone Collector Brand, hunting with his kids and passing on the hunting heritage to the next generation. Waddell is passionate about deer hunting, turkey hunting and all things outdoors and making sure the next generation has the same opportunity to hunt and fish that he has had.

Jason and Tim chat with Drop-Tine client Joe Switzer about his whitetail property.  Joe hired Jason to help him develop his property, part of which was a beautiful 9 hole public golf course that Joe wanted to transform into a hunting property, irrigation and all!  Joe shares his "game changers" that have afforded him the opportunity to hunt big, mature bucks in a state that is not known for selective hunters.  Joe discussing soil samples, food plots, fertilization and his love for hunting from his Redneck Blinds.  Jason discusses "maternal effects" or the phenomenon often observed on well-managed properties that results in whitetails that express their full genetic potential. Joe tells of his success in managing his clover plot long term and his desire to keep it going forever.  Winter hardy clover; frost seeding; Organic fertilizer and hunting giant whitetails with the bow in eastern Montana.

On this week's episode of the Drop-Tine Report, outdoor writer Tracy Breen interviews Lee Lakosky from The Crush TV about his amazing 2017 season. Lee was able to kill two, 200-inch plus monster bucks! Lee talks about patterning the bucks, blind placement and hunting strategies.

Lane Bailey recently tagged a monster buck in Missouri that scored nearly 200 inches. Bailey had been chasing this buck for several years and finally put the pieces of the puzzle together and wrapped his tag around his antler. Bailey recovered sheds from the buck, gained access to private ground, scouted and hunted hard, all in an effort to ensure he would get an opportunity to harvest this once-in-a-lifetime buck.

Today we talk with the Director of Marketing, T.J. Pugh, from Redneck Blinds about their entire product line. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we talk with the Director of Marketing, T.J. Pugh, from Redneck Blinds about their entire product line.

Today we talk with the Director of Marketing, T.J. Pugh, from Redneck Blinds about their entire product line.