In this episode, we revisit a massive habitat project started nearly ten years ago—including apple orchards, pine corridors, and wildlife shrubs. You'll get a full walk-through of what worked, what didn’t, and what we learned along the way.
In this episode of Bowhunt or Die, we take you behind the scenes for a full day of planting. Todd, Cole, and the crew tackle two different food plots, walking through every step—from spraying and fertilizing to planting using a no-till drill.
In this episode, Todd revisits the very first water hole he ever installed—and completely rebuilds it from the ground up. After learning the hard way what not to do, he's back with a smarter design, and a real plan to kill a buck in this exact spot this fall.
In this episode of Bowhunt or Die, Justin sets a personal challenge — take down a gobbler without the comfort of a ground blind. After battling rain, cold mornings, and close encounters, he finally seals the deal on a beautiful longbeard.
Join Todd as he takes you on a behind-the-scenes tour of his native prairie restoration efforts—from rainy day overseeding to first, second, and third-year prairie progress
The turkey action is heating up! In this episode of Bowhunt or Die, we’re kicking things off with young gun Ben Franson, who lays down his first turkey on film—and does it in style. T
Todd Graf is back at it, transforming his property into a whitetail paradise. In this episode, we join Todd and the crew for a day of prescribed burns as part of his long-term habitat management plan. T
This week on Bowhunt or Die, we’re chasing gobblers and good times! Justin takes his son Joey out for an unforgettable spring turkey hunt filled with close calls, wild weather, and one determined young hunter.
Join Johnny Herrmann and Clinton Fawcett as they kick off their 2025 spring turkey season in Kansas! After a long winter, the guys finally hit the field—and it doesn’t disappoint. All night drive straight to the blind, to camera malfunctions, and some incredible up-close gobbler action, this episode captures it all.