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If you're lucky enough to fill your buck tag, you need to figure out how to display the antlers. In this episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson break down the differences between shoulder mounts and Euro mounts and why a hunter might choose one over the other. Presented by Moultrie.

Ethical shot selection is something every whitetail hunter should obsess over. In this episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson break down the various shot angles and considerations whitetail hunters will face in the field. And, most importantly, how hunters should address each angle to ensure quick...

Every whitetail hunter owns a few deer calls, but using the right ones at the right time is the only way to talk mature bucks into range. In this episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson explain how and when to use grunt tubes, rattle bags, and snort wheeze calls - and how to gauge a big buck's...

Which method of mobile whitetail hunting is better: Tree Saddles or Tree Stands. They are both one of the most effective ways to stay concealed in the deer woods, but which tactic is best for you? In this episode, Mark and Tony break down the key differences with pros and cons to hunting from both...

On this week's episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson break down the mysteries of mature buck travel. Understanding how big bucks cross openings, cruise through the timber, and relate to soft edges is information that can help any hunter level up his or her game in the whitetail woods. Presented by...

On this episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson break down whitetail scrapes and how to hunt them. There isn’t a more valuable piece of buck sign for a hunter to find, but the key to using scrapes to fill tags all boils down to understanding the where, when, and why behind them. Presented by Moultrie

Whitetail hunters obsess over rubs and scrapes, but there is another type of sign that can be highly valuable - deer droppings. In this episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson, explain how to evaluate the recency and the concentration of deer scat to make informed hunting decisions in real time...

If there is one piece of deer sign that all whitetail hunters love to find, it's fresh rubs. These buck calling cards can tell you a lot about deer behavior, and help you dial in your hunting strategies. In this episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson, explain how to do just that by breaking down the...

In this episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson break down how to identify and understand deer tracks. Most hunters can tell the difference between a deer track and a raccoon track, but to better understand each print left behind, you need to get down and dirty. Mark and Tony share their tips and...

In this episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson break down how to identify the most valuable whitetail food sources for the entire season and just what they mean to the deer. Whether you're working with mast, browse, or agriculture, identifying specific food sources and then hunting them when they...

This week Tony Peterson tackles the convention wisdom of holding out for mature bucks and makes the case that no one should feel bad for shooting young bucks, and for certain people or situations it very well might be the best choice.

This week Tony Peterson details some of his favorite ways of finding secret access points on public land and how uses that to hunt unpressured bucks on public land.

This week Mark Kenyon breaks down the lessons he learned planting and fine-tuning small food plots for deer hunting over the last decade. Specifics include ideas for better placement, better seed choice, how to get more shot opportunities, and more.

This week Mark Kenyon walks through the ultra-trendy practice of tree saddle hunting for deer and discusses the good and the bad, and finally who this product is right for.

This week Tony Peterson breaks down some of the most common mistakes whitetail hunters make when scouting in the spring and how to approach your scouting efforts in a more beneficial way.

This week Mark Kenyon weighs in on scent control and whether or not it's a good idea to "JUST PLAY THE WIND" VS using all the scent control products and practices popularized in recent years.

This week Tony Peterson explores a series of ideas for finding relatively unknown public land access locations and how to make sure you stay up to date on the constant changes to these areas.

This week Mark details the careful balancing act that must be considered when cutting shooting lanes and best practices for doing it well.

This week Mark discusses the very first thing you should do when you get into your treestand or ground blind and why it's so important.

This week Tony Peterson makes a case for why you should still be "tacking" your trails to stands and blinds, and pro-tips for doing it better.

This week archery pro Levi Morgan breaks down his recommended bow maintenance practices for during the season and the off-season.

This week on the show Tony Peterson walks through the realities of shooting from elevated angles at deer and realworld ideas for getting better at it.