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Step into the exhilarating worlds of hunting and racing with Ward and Jeb Burton as our special guests. From Jeb's thrilling tales of calling in a bull elk in Montana to Ward's insights on the high-energy atmosphere of the Ultimate Air Dogs event, this episode is brimming with adventure. Our discussion takes a deep dive into the intricate behaviors of elk during the rutting season and the profound satisfaction derived from a triumphant hunt. We also highlight the significance of conservation efforts, drawing inspiration from the breathtaking, untouched landscapes reminiscent of Lewis and Clark's era. It's a celebration of the great outdoors, emphasizing the rich heritage and conservation endeavors that continue to thrive today.
Shifting gears from the wilderness to the racetrack, Ward and Jeb offer a candid look at the ever-evolving racing industry. Explore the crucial role of sponsorships and the challenges posed by complex track designs like the Charlotte Roval. Feel the rush of racing at iconic venues such as Daytona, where even smaller teams can surprise with unexpected victories. Our conversation also pays homage to racing legends, like Dale Earnhardt, whose dynamic presence still echoes in the sport's history. Plus, we delve into the educational world of podcasting, discussing everything from subsonic ammunition to personal anecdotes through their podcast "Crosswords of Burton." Join us for stories that intertwine adrenaline, passion, and dedication across diverse landscapes and industries.
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Join us as Rob Roberts shares his remarkable journey from Arkansas hunting roots to becoming a celebrated name in the firearms industry. Discover how Rob's early experiences in sporting clays, skeet, and trap during the 1990s allowed him to learn from top champions and fueled his ambition to revolutionize the hunting market with competition-level technology. Learn about the creation of innovative products like the Raptor choke and how these advancements make firearms more accessible and effective for hunters.
Explore the cutting-edge world of choke tube design and testing with us. From navigating the challenges of maintaining core integrity to experimenting with modified choke tubes on Benelli guns, Rob reveals the science and precision behind achieving a denser pattern and perfecting designs through innovative cuts. We highlight the importance of shotgun maintenance, pattern testing, and instinctual aiming, providing practical insights on how to optimize your shooting performance without getting bogged down by technical complexities.
In a lively exchange with Rob from Rob Roberts Custom Gun Works, we dive into the nuances of gun barrel porting and its impact on recoil management. Hear about Rob’s personal experiences and associations with prominent brands like Benelli, and enjoy his readiness to engage with audiences through light-hearted banter. Whether you're an avid hunter or a firearms enthusiast, this episode promises valuable insights and advice to elevate your hunting and shooting experiences.
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Ever wondered how a prion disease could affect an entire deer population? Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Justin Foulkes and Alexandra Lombard from the Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) as they unravel the mysteries of deer management and Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in Virginia. Justin, our guide through the complexities of the upcoming deer season, and Alexandra, the eagle-eyed Wildlife Health Coordinator, share vital insights into the spread of CWD across 15 counties, with a particular note on the latest detection in Tazewell County. You'll gain a fresh perspective on the role disease management areas play and how they ensure the health of wildlife populations.
Our discussion doesn't stop at the alarming spread of CWD. We dive deep into the intricate dance between hunters and the DWR, exploring how their collaboration is crucial for wildlife health. Listen to how understanding CWD's nature as a prion disease is essential for effective management. Discover strategies to curb its spread, such as prohibiting deer feeding in certain areas, and learn how these measures contribute to a sustainable hunting season. You'll also explore the challenges of differentiating CWD from other similar diseases and the importance of recognizing key symptoms like emaciation and abnormal deer behavior.
As we venture into the fascinating world of deer behavior and genetics, prepare to have common myths busted. From examining the surprising truths about antler growth to analyzing deer rub patterns, we uncover the unpredictable nature of deer habits. Our guests also share stories on the resurgence of elk in Virginia, highlighting conservation successes. You'll find this episode both informative and engaging as we encourage responsible engagement with nature, providing tips for hunting, wildlife observation, and even bonding activities like hunting or fishing with children. Join us on this journey to better understand and appreciate the majesty of Virginia's wildlife.
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Join us as we talk with captured media!
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Thank you to Real Tree for being apart of our very special 100th episode!
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Scent Thief – Russell Epperson, owner, and creator of Scent Thief, along with David Langston, join Hunter during the 2024 Outdoor Expo to discuss this wonderful product. The story of Russell’s journey from a teenage trapper to business owner of one the best and most innovative hunting products on the market is an amazing one. With hunting season in full swing, do yourself a favor and try this amazing product for optimal success!
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Whether you’re planning your own safari or simply dreaming of the wild, this episode will transport you to a land where nature reigns supreme. Grab your binoculars and tune in for a virtual escape into the wild!
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Over the first weekend in October, we're hosting our 5th Annual Outdoor Expo!
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Today we talk with John Barklow, Senior Product Manager at SITKA Gear, about the new Optifade Cover Camoflauge Pattern.
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Welcome to the Green Top Outdoors Podcast, where we dive deep into everything that makes the outdoors great—from hunting and fishing to community events and local happenings.
Deer season is almost here. Do you have a processor you trust to give you the best final product of your harvest? Stephen Wood joins your host Hunter Brooks and Todd Sadler for an episode about deer processing.
Almost two years ago, Stephen took a chance and started his business. In just a short amount time, his Woodsong Deer Processing has grown tremendously.
Stephen discusses his past, what gave him the idea in pursuing this business, why dull knives suck, and the future of the company. Anyone that harvests a deer knows the work involved in processing it and preparing it to consume. This episode will make you consider using a processor like Stephen and may also entice you to begin trying new methods of processing and preparing deer meat.
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Welcome to the Green Top Outdoors Podcast, where we dive deep into everything that makes the outdoors great—from hunting and fishing to community events and local happenings. I'm Hunter Brooks, and today, we’ve got an exciting conversation lined up as we talk with Sheila Sullivan and Rebecca Mulvane about a brand-new event that’s bringing some serious four-legged fun to the area.
It’s the First Annual Colonial K9 Classic, presented by Muddy Marley's Dog Wash, happening September 13-15 at Jamestown Beach Event Park. Get ready for a weekend packed with vendors, food trucks, a beer garden, and—of course—plenty of tail-wagging excitement as Chesapeake DockDogs take the stage to compete in Big Air, Extreme Vertical, and Speed Retrieve events.
This event is free to the public, making it the perfect way to spend a weekend outdoors with family and friends. Whether you’re a dog lover or just looking for some fun in the sun, this event is a must-see. Let’s jump right into the details with Sheila and Rebecca and learn what makes this event the first of its kind in over a decade!
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Aneil Kumar and Elliot Loper join Hunter to talk about ISportsman.com. They dive into the cutting-edge platforms that are revolutionizing the way we manage and participate in outdoor recreation. ISportsman.com has set the standard for streamlining access to outdoor activities, from hunting and fishing to camping and hiking. We discuss how this user-friendly platform simplifies permit applications, activity tracking, and provides real-time updates to enhance your outdoor experience.
But the innovation doesn’t stop there. We also explore ISportsmanARX.com, a groundbreaking advancement that takes outdoor recreation management to the next level.
Listen and learn how these platforms are contributing to wildlife conservation, improving safety, and making outdoor activities more accessible and enjoyable for enthusiasts of all levels.
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In this exciting episode, we bring a unique twist to the world of firearm accessories with a mock fantasy football draft, but instead of players, we're selecting the top red dot sights for handguns. As the red dot sight rapidly becomes the go-to choice for handgun enthusiasts, its popularity is soaring daily.
Kevin Dunne, Locke Taylor, Mike Norman, and Hunter select their “team” of red dots while analyzing and debating the best options available on the market. Whether you're a seasoned shooter or just getting into the sport, this episode is packed with insights, recommendations, and a whole lot of fun.
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Iain Henderson joins Hunter to discuss the popular and fascinating world of subsonic ammunition. We discuss popular choices in calibers for subsonic ammunition, why the 300 Blackout is the king of subsonic, and why application dictates performance. We will also provide insight into terminal, external, and internal ballistics and how they pertain to the performance of subsonic ammunition. This episode offers a short yet comprehensive overview of subsonic cartridges and their practical applications.
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Jason Kelly is an accomplished combative athlete, an experienced competitive shooter, and a highly motivated instructor. He is renowned for generating unique and effective blocks of instruction to satisfy each customer’s needs. And he is an ambassador to Blue Force Gear. Jason joins Hunter and Iain to discuss Blue Force Gear, his background, training, and the #1 rule, always look cool.
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Mike Dye is an upland game bird biologist for the Virginia DWR. He specializes in turkey and grouse. He returns to do another episode with Hunter and Todd to discuss this past spring turkey season. This episode covers the harvest numbers, survival rates of a turkey, conservation methods, and they discuss the various ways that the DWR can help you as a hunter, outdoorsman, landowner, and conservationist.
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Zach Donovant, owner of Old Dominion Custom Rifles, returns for another episode with Hunter and Andrew. In this episode, they discuss some of the nuances of building custom rifles, wildcat calibers, smokeless muzzleloaders, hunting season, and the 25 SAUM.
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Bear Davidson joins Hunter and Todd on this episode to discuss the NWTF (National Wild Turkey Federation), growing up in the outdoors, setting goals, achieving goals, and the importance of conservation. Bear is the former Vice President of the state NWTF and is now one of the National Board of Directors.
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Michael Botelho and Andrew Napier join Hunter to discuss sporting clays, tournaments, and gun selection for new and experienced shooters.
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Hunter is joined by Mike Smith and Owen Bradley to discuss pier and surf fishing in the OBX. Mike and Owen are both pros at Green Top and they share their advice and stories regarding this popular style of fishing.
The Outer Banks is known to be a fishing destination. As technical as it all sounds, Mike and Owen simplify things in this episode. So, whether you are a beginner looking to learn a new thing, or an experienced angler who is curious, tune in to this episode.
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