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This week we are joined by an up and coming hunter. Rylan Sentz shares the story of his 2024 Youth Season 9pt buck and his 2023 Ohio Turkey Hunt. This young man is well spoken, smart, and an excellent hunter. On the show he and his dad tell about their recent youth hunt and some of the preparation and lessons that went into the hunt.
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Our guests this week Aaron Curtis and Nate St. James talk about their experiences taking their young kids hunting. From there we share some deer success stories, what we're looking forward to this season and a harrowing story about a fall from a saddle due to faulty equipment.
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We got a bunch of the BCA family together to discuss the upcoming season. Ryan, and Kim join Mike and Charlie this week to talk about the property, hunting in the Adirondacks, our local deer population and Mike's affinity for killing just about any deer that walks by. Hope you laugh and relate to this as much as we did.
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Wildlife photographer Lance Krueger returns this week with part 2 of our conversation around Whitetail deer. This episode Lance dives into the biology of deer, tactics he uses to get close and what he calls his "standard" for trophy deer.
Find/Follow him at:
https://www.lance-krueger.com/
https://www.facebook.com/lance.krueger.3
https://www.instagram.com/lance_krueger/
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We were honored to have one of the worlds preeminent Whitetail photographers join us for a delightful conversation. Lance is full of insight and knowledge. In part one of our discussion Lance shares about his upbringing, how he got into photography and how his passion for whitetail deer.
Find and follow him at:
https://www.instagram.com/lance_krueger/
https://www.facebook.com/lance.krueger.3
https://www.lance-krueger.com/
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BCA is about Faith, Family, and Stewardship. Our guest on this podcast, Ben Williams is about stewardship for sure but as you will hear he is also about family. Ben's 6 month old daughter chimes in on occasion and we loved it. Family is where its at. We also cover topics like trapping, food plots, real estate, and even bourbon. If you enjoy this show please subscribe and follow us on Instagram. To follow Ben see the links below:
https://www.instagram.com/oltincuphabitatconsulting/
https://www.facebook.com/otchabitatrestoration
https://www.whitetailproperties.com/agents/ben-williams
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Choke (my dad) joins Charlie and I for a short visit down memory lane. We talk about some of his earliest memories in the outdoors, trapping, and camping in the Adirondacks. We was a treat to get some of these memories recorded and to share in a few laughs. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did, and that it causes you to connect with some your own family tradition and history.
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We check in this week on how things are going this summer and then dive into some of the work we are doing now to get ready for the upcoming deer season. Stand placements, safety issues, late season food plots, and managing access. This is a light hearted discussion that in many ways reflects just a bit of the excitement we have as we begin to shift our thoughts from habitat management to trigger management. August tends to shift our thoughts to the fall and we are eagerly awaiting what this fall might bring.
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This week we speak with Moosie Williamson. He is the owner of Catch and Release Camo. He is not just a smart business man, but is also a very accomplished hunter. He has hunted sheep in Idaho, Elk in many states, bear and moose in Alaska, giraffe and many other species in Africa, and Tahr, Chamois and Red Stag in New Zealand. Moosie is as hardworking and as humble as they come and he is a great friend of ours. Hope you enjoy this episode and be sure to check him out online:
https://www.catchandrelease.us/
catch_and_release_camo - Instagram
https://www.facebook.com/MoosiesCatchandRelease on Facebook
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FJ aka Fiancé Jake, or Jake Johnston joins us on this week's podcast. We talk welding and hunting but zero in a bit on the trials of the average hunter, the weekend warrior who gets out to hunt when they can while balancing work, marriage, family etc. How do expectations and goals change when you know you are only able to get out a couple hours a week? We also talk some about the challenges and benefits of hunting adjacent to Public Land.
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Mike goes it alone this week. He talks about current habitat projects, food plot updates, and shares another short story from his upcoming devotional book.
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We started our celebration of 4th of July weekend with a sentimental journey down memory lane. This week's conversation was mostly the sharing of memories about various camping trips we've taken as a family. Hope you enjoy and that some of our experiences bring up some of your own memories of family trips. We'd love to hear some of yours. Comment with some of your favorite camping trips.
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Mike and Charlie talk about a number of projects they have undertaken this spring. From bees and food-plots to tree jobs and electric chainsaws. This weeks episode has a little bit of everything.
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This week we are joined by Dan Hansel creator and owner of Trophy Tracks App. If you haven't tried it out, Trophy Tracks is an excellent way to journal your hunts, your hikes, even your food plots. It records weather, location, and even allows for you to upload photos and journal entries. Dan is a hunter himself and designed the app to easy and intuitive for those in the field. You can find the app for free in the Apple App Store, or in the Android store. You can all connect with them on their socials at:
https://www.instagram.com/trophytracksapp/ on Instagram or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/trophytracks
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David Woelm is an avid outdoorsman with an incredible testimony and a mission. If you have ever wondered if God can really transform a life you need to listen to David's story. He is the owner of Chain Breaker Outdoors and using his business to share his faith with others who are hurting and searching.
Check him out on Instagram at
chainbreak_outdoors
You can shop his store at
https://shoppelavida.com/brand/chain-breaker-outdoors/
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This weeks guest is Sam Dolovos, owner of Brian's USA Diner and life-long Perry resident. He grew up here on Silver Lake and through his dad and grandfather not only mastered fishing but also fly tying, and lure making. Perhaps more important is his faith journey. We are really excited to share this weeks podcast with our followers - whether you are into fishing or not, this podcast has something in it for everyone.
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This week Mike and Charlie discuss various saws including the newest addition to our arsenal. They also talk a bit about some of the recent jobs we have been on and close the podcast out with a quick conversation about our new bee hive adventure.
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This month Rachel and Mike traveled to our village in Senegal. This is Rachel's third trip and on this week's BCA we get the perspective of a high-school senior on what life is like in sub-Sahara Africa.
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This week we talk with Travis Harmon of Creative Habitat about wildflowers, fruit trees, bee keeping and hunting.
We started purchasing wild flower seeds from Creative Habitat about three years ago and have been really impressed with the results. The colors, the quality, and the increased pollinators and other wildlife have brought a new level of joy to what we are doing on our property. You can find Creative Habitat online at
https://www.creativehabitatllc.com/
Check out the Creative Habitat page on Instagram, and follow along as Travis transforms properties.
https://www.instagram.com/creativehabitatllc/
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This week Charlie and Mike speak briefly about some of the tools they have used to encourage deer to move about their property. Successful land management should not only provide for the deer but also the hunter.
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