Andrew Maxwell from the Southern Outdoorsmen shares with us his background in GIS technology. Andrew takes us through an in depth discussion on how common map data are generated and which free internet apps can take your map scouting to the next level! R.

Graduate student Jacob Dykes from Texas A&M University is joining us today to discuss his fascinating research from past and present. Jacob discusses research on deer selection of thermal refuge and how he is studying their relationship with cattle on th.

We are celebrating 100 episodes so this week's episode is special. We are reintroducing ourselves and telling the story of how we the genesis of the podcast came about. We finish out the episode with a series of questions about our outdoors experiences a.

We are planning several hunting trips to the West this year and have each been developing a list of gear that we need to purchase before we go hunting out west again. On this episode we discuss these planned purchases and how we prioritize which pieces o.

This week on the podcast we are discussing Moriah's thesis research. First we talk about Arizona deer and sheep tag applications and what you can do to start planning an Arizona hunting trip. We then talk about Moriah's experiments concerning acorn produ.

Ever dreamed of finding elk sheds out west? We just returned from a four day shed hunting trip to New Mexico where we found lots of elk and mule deer sheds. On this episode we discuss what we learned on the trip and how we found sheds.

With both of us moving into new states this fall and tackling completely new public ground today we are discussing what we look for when selecting public land hunting properties. We cover the search for hunting properties, evaluating them at the computer.

Today we are discussing hardwood forest management. We first take a look at different forest regeneration techniques for hardwoods and then discuss mid-rotation management that can be used to improve these forests for deer and turkey!

There are many free taxidermy options if you are willing to do a little at home work. Today we discuss easy European skull mounts you can do in your kitchen, turkey pelt mounts, and a DIY pedestal for shoulder or European mounts!

This week we are discussing pine rotations in the south. We break down the common rotation of loblolly plantation pines and discuss each stand entry and how it accomplishes timber management goals. We further discuss this rotation from beginning to end i.