The 2024 deer season was anything but easy for Justin. Between balancing family life, long sits in the stand, missed opportunities, and a streak of bad luck, this year tested his patience more than ever. From helping his son Joey chase his first deer with a bow, to countless sits without seeing a shooter, Justin’s season was full of ups, downs, and plenty of laughs along the way.
The 2025 bowhunting season kicks off in Wisconsin as Josh and Sarah Ward head to the woods for opening day. Warm weather, early season conditions, and a bit of nerves all come together for a memorable hunt on the family farm.
After years of waiting to draw an Iowa deer tag, Matt Millard finally sets out on a 3-week public land bowhunting adventure in the heart of the Midwest. From endless scouting miles and battling heavy hunting pressure to close encounters with giant rutting bucks, this trip has everything you’d expect from November whitetail hunting in Iowa.
Hunting public land whitetails in the late season is never easy, but Paul pushes through brutal cold, swirling winds, and nonstop coyote encounters in hopes of tagging a mature buck with his bow
In this episode, we team up with aquatic biologist Zach Haas to take a deep dive into deer water holes — from building and sizing them right to keeping them clean, safe, and productive year-round.
After days of hard hunting with no elk in sight, Paul’s 2024 archery season seemed like it was coming to a close. But a chance encounter with fellow hunters — and a little good karma — led him back into the mountains for one last push
After nearly three weeks away from his farms, Todd returns to check on the food plots, water holes, and trail cams—only to be greeted by the smell of something dead... and a whole lot of growth (some good, some not so much).
In this episode, we hit the field to investigate why one of the soybean plots is looking rough while corn is thriving just yards away. From crusted soil to possible grub damage, we break down what went wrong — and whether it’s worth replanting.
