Hunts On Outfitting Podcast

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Get ready to be immersed in the world of coyote hunting with hounds, as we host the passionate and experienced John Farringer. Growing up in the hound culture of eastern North Carolina, John shares firsthand stories about the traditions, camaraderie, and challenges of hunting, from rabbit beagles to deer hounds. Tune in to learn about the delicate balance between predator management and respect for wildlife, and how working dogs play a pivotal role in maintaining this harmony.
Discover the intricate dynamics of using hounds for coyote management, as we discuss with John the ethical considerations and benefits of this practice. Explore the thoughtfully controlled environments created by pen owners to ensure the well-being of coyotes, and the importance of educating animal rights groups about these practices. From understanding the roles of cold-nose jump dogs and pack dogs to the clever strategies employed by coyotes, this episode provides a rich exploration into the intelligence and adaptability of both hunters and their canine companions.
In our engaging conversation, we also touch on the responsibilities associated with managing hunting dogs and ensuring respect for private properties. John shares captivating anecdotes about his exceptional dog, Fancy, whose keen focus on coyotes is unmatched. We also highlight the importance of passing down these hunting traditions to the younger generation, fostering respect for diverse outdoor perspectives. Join us as we celebrate the thrill of coyote hunting season and look forward to future stories and insights from the field.

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Join us as we delve into the captivating world of hunting with Caleb Jones, a dedicated and resourceful self-taught hunter from southeastern New Brunswick. Caleb's journey is marked by his transition from bear hunting to mastering the art of deer hunting. His inventive spirit shines through as he shares his unique strategy of crafting a blind resembling a round bale to gain an edge over a wise buck he has been tracking. Caleb’s story is more than just about the hunt; it's about embracing the narrative of persistence and creativity in the wild.
This episode unfolds with thrilling stories of face-offs with cunning bucks, where patience, strategic shifts, and ethical dilemmas take center stage. Caleb narrates a particularly intense encounter interrupted by an unexpected trespasser, offering a glimpse into the challenges hunters face, both anticipated and unforeseen. His post-season reflections, supported by trail camera revelations, underline the dedication and resilience required to track and understand the behavior of deer over multiple hunting seasons, and how those efforts lead to satisfying conclusions.
Beyond recounting past hunts, we explore the future of hunting strategies and the adventurous dreams that fuel hunters like Caleb. He discusses modern techniques like saddle hunting and the tactical use of food plots, all part of a broader narrative of adapting to the changing landscapes of hunting. Finally, Caleb lets us in on his dream expedition to Kodiak for grizzly bear hunting, reflecting the adventurous spirit that fuels his passion. This episode is a tribute to the hard work, satisfaction, and deep connection with nature that hunting brings, particularly when it involves tracking a trophy buck with a story.

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What ignited my passion for hunting? Without a direct lineage of hunters in my family, I found inspiration in the pages of Cabela's catalogs and hunting magazines. My journey began with small game expeditions alongside friends, gradually evolving into a deep appreciation for the thrill of spot and stalk hunting. In this episode of Hunts on Outfitting Podcast, I share my early days of coon and rabbit hunting, which led to a lifelong love for hound hunting and the building of my beagle pack, starting with my first beagle, Buffy, and later expanding with Gringo.
The essence of rabbit hunting comes alive as we dive into the necessary preparations and safety measures. Imagine the jingling of bells stirring up rabbits and the strategic selection of a shotgun, as these tools are crucial for an exciting hunt. The bells not only help track the dogs but also play a pivotal role in making rabbits more detectable. My focus isn’t solely on the hunt's outcome; it's about safety, respect for the animals, and the joy of witnessing nature and the remarkable teamwork of beagles. This experience offers insight into choosing the right environment to increase your success and the art of positioning yourself to outsmart the elusive snowshoe hares.
Snowshoe hare hunting with beagles presents its own set of challenges and exhilarations. In this episode, you’ll gain knowledge about the cunning tactics these hares employ to evade capture and how beagles' extraordinary tracking skills make this hunt accessible to everyone. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned hunter, prepare for an adventure filled with unpredictability and excitement. Plus, with convenient lodging options now available, planning your next hunting adventure with us couldn’t be easier. Connect with us through Facebook or Instagram, and let’s create some unforgettable hunting memories together.

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What if the secret to an unforgettable family adventure lies in the heart of the wilderness? Join us as we explore the captivating world of hunting with Jeremy, a seasoned outdoorsman from Carleton County, New Brunswick. Growing up surrounded by a family rich in hunting and trapping traditions, Jeremy shares his unique experiences, from hunting in a converted school bus to the modern advancements with baiting techniques. His tales of introducing his son to the sport and the importance of responsibly mentoring new hunters are both heartwarming and insightful.
Imagine the exhilaration of receiving your very first moose tag! That’s the experience Sean recounts as we dive into the camaraderie between him and Jeremy. We hear about their year-round dedication to scouting, baiting, and preparing camps, culminating in thrilling turkey hunting adventures in New Brunswick. The duo’s stories not only highlight the strategic patience needed for hunting but also underscore the deep, lifelong friendships fostered through shared outdoor pursuits.
Finally, we turn to the culinary delights of wild game. Jeremy offers a fascinating look at the dietary habits of turkeys and the unexpected challenges of preparing wild turkey meals. From delicious recipes to the joys of family barbecues, this episode celebrates the rich tradition of wild game cooking. We discuss the profound satisfaction of providing organic, free-range meat for our families and the invaluable life lessons learned through hunting. This episode is a heartfelt tribute to the traditions, friendships, and culinary joys that make the hunting lifestyle so fulfilling.

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Ever wonder what it takes to keep hunting traditions alive while running a successful business? Meet Michael and Dan from Nature's Voice Game Calls, who join us to share their passion for the outdoors. Michael fondly recalls his early hunting days with a .410 shotgun, a legacy passed down to his children. Dan, who discovered his love for hunting a bit later, finds peace in bow hunting. Together, they emphasize the importance of family traditions and deer camps in nurturing a passion for hunting that spans generations. Their stories reflect a deep-seated love for nature and a commitment to preserving it for the future.
Join us as we uncover the heartfelt origins of Nature's Voice Game Calls, born in memory of a beloved brother and fellow turkey hunter. Michael and Dan dive into the technical side of their craft, explaining the nuances of single, double, and multi-reed turkey mouth calls while sharing their joy in teaching these skills to the next generation. Their dedication extends beyond just crafting quality game calls; they're deeply connected to the hunting community and actively support organizations like Ducks Unlimited and the NRA. This chapter is a testament to their mission to inspire youth and foster a lifelong love of the outdoors.
We also explore the fascinating world of turkey call materials and techniques. Michael and Dan discuss how different wood types, like wild cherry and walnut, affect the sound quality of calls, revealing their strategic approach to effective turkey calling. As our conversation expands to include their journey of balancing work, family, and podcasting, we touch on the cultural significance of deer camps in West Virginia. We also honor veterans and discuss legislative matters impacting the hunting community, ensuring our listeners are informed and engaged. This episode is packed with insights, heartfelt stories, and a deep appreciation for the hunting heritage that connects us all.

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