Today on the show Phil and I are joined by Jon Cooner of Whitetail Institute of North America. Jon is an expert in all things related to food plots—everything from taking soil samples, to planting, to food plot design and plot location—and he’s sharing his expertise with us today. I’ve personally been using Whitetail Institute products for several years and have been very pleased with my plot results and their customer service. Whether you’re new to food plots or a food plot veteran, Jon’s advice is worth a listen.

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What To Expect From Podcast #18:

—Phil moving to a treehouse

—Clint’s recap of the Great American Outdoor Show

—Jon’s background

—Things to consider when planning a food plot

—Taking your neighbors land into consideration

—Percentage of land to put in food plots

—Location, location, location

—Destination plots vs. hunting plots

—The best food plot design shapes

—Determining the correct type of forage for your property

—Defining and choosing perennial vs. annual plots

—Basic steps to planting a food plot

—The importance of soil testing

—Why food plots are needed even in heavy agricultural land

—Food plot rotation, is it needed

—Biggest misconceptions people have about food plots

—Biggest mistakes people make when planting food plots

—Jon’s hunting story

Show Notes And Links:

—Check out the Whitetail Institute of North America site to plan your food plots

—Follow Whitetail Institute of North America on Facebook 

—Visit our partners  Exodus Outdoor Gear , Whitetail Institute of North America, and Lone Wolf Portable Treestands

Today on the show Phil and I are joined by Jerry Lannen, Pro Staff member with Predator Quest, to discuss predator hunting and a recent memorable hunt Jerry won’t forget any time soon. Phil and I are pumped to share this episode. We both received quite an education in predator hunting and think you all will find Jerry’s information interesting and helpful for those who are interested in predator hunting. Or for those looking to add predator hunting to their QDM efforts.

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What To Expect From Podcast #4 :

—Clint’s vacation

—Phil losing treestands

—Clint’s Ohio trip is shaping up

—Jerry’s background

—Jerry’s 2015 deer season

—What got Jerry interested in predator hunting

—Predators Jerry hunts

—Impact of predator hunting or deer herds and QDM efforts

—Predator hunting tips for beginners and calling

—Ideal topography features and sign to look for when predator hunting

—Biggest mistakes predator hunters make

—A memorable coyote hunt with Jerry with (image to the right)

Show Notes And Links:

—Visit Jerry’s Predator Quest Pro Staff Facebook page here to keep up with all his hunts and images

—Check out the Predator Quest Rifle Scope series

—Read more about Jerry on his Predator Quest Pro Staff page

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I’m super excited to announce the launch of the Truth From The Stand (TFTS) Deer Hunting Podcast!  I’ve been looking forward to launching this project for a while and am pumped that I can finally share it with all of you. With that said, I wanted to quickly explain what a podcast is for those unfamiliar. Simply put, it is an online radio show that can be listened to on your computer and mobile devices, including your phone. The best thing about podcasts is you can subscribe to them through iTunes and other podcast providers. This way each new episode will automatically be loaded to the device of your choosing (computer, tablet or phone), so you’ll never miss an episode.  I personally subscribe to several podcasts, they’re great to listen to during daily commutes, mowing the grass, shoveling snow, or killing time at work!

So what’s the Truth From The Stand Deer Hunting Podcast all about? As you can imagine…DEER HUNTING! I’ll be joined by my good friend Phil Marchek who also suffers from whitetail addiction. And I’m sure you’ll enjoy what he brings to the show.

The content of the show will focus on all things deer and deer hunting. Every month we’ll post a new podcast covering a wide range of topics focused on news, stories and hunting tips. Phil and I will also share our own experiences discussing our most recent whitetail related activities, successes, failures…and at times our embarrassments. We’ll also plan to bring on guests…and who knows, we may have listeners join as a guest to share their own hunting stories and experiences!

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With the housekeeping out of the way, lets talk about podcast #1.

What To Expect From Podcast #1

—TFTS format introduction

—Clint’s bedtime deer story

—Our recent deer experiences

—Clint & Phil’s background

—Best and worst moments of our 2015 deer season

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