It's so awesome to hear the 2 of the great mule deer hunters talking together I love hearing about your guys hunts I hope you will post the rest of this podcast soon awesome content
Ryan, this is Philip Ford from TN. My brother and I really enjoy your video hunts with Brian. Your Alaska trip was amazing. We have our first western hunt booked this oct. in the Idaho Selway and will be traveling I-90 through your area. Is there a hide tannery you use or recommend that would be somewhat on our rout back home provided we are successful. An elk or bear throw would really put a cap on our trip. Thanks for the info and entertainment. Good luck to Yall.
It is human nature to want to grind it out in a place you think would be perfect, whether it is a fishing spot, the duckiest pond or stretch of creek, or picture perfect landscape that a deer or elk or turkey or bear SHOULD be in, but isn't. We tend to hunt the place that our gut tells us should work and our heart sees as a beautiful picturesque place to take our quarry in. I too would trade my Idaho mule deer tag in for a cougar or bear if given the right opportunity. I don't live out west so I don't have to time to have two deer tags in my pocket (probably one bought in a leftover draw). I have tasted deer before even a mule deer (my brother's in 19), but have yet to partake in a cougar or bear meat meal.
Great Podcast Brady and Ryan Really enjoy listening to your knowledge at work
God's Blessings on all of your adventures
It's so awesome to hear the 2 of the great mule deer hunters talking together I love hearing about your guys hunts I hope you will post the rest of this podcast soon awesome content
Great conversation. Thanks guys.
Great video thanks guys 👊🏻👊🏻
Part 2?
Left us hanging
Lampers felt like a green horn....
right on!
Ryan, this is Philip Ford from TN. My brother and I really enjoy your video hunts with Brian. Your Alaska trip was amazing. We have our first western hunt booked this oct. in the Idaho Selway and will be traveling I-90 through your area. Is there a hide tannery you use or recommend that would be somewhat on our rout back home provided we are successful. An elk or bear throw would really put a cap on our trip. Thanks for the info and entertainment. Good luck to Yall.
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I need some of the recipes for fruit roll up stuff ! Sounds tasty !
It is human nature to want to grind it out in a place you think would be perfect, whether it is a fishing spot, the duckiest pond or stretch of creek, or picture perfect landscape that a deer or elk or turkey or bear SHOULD be in, but isn't. We tend to hunt the place that our gut tells us should work and our heart sees as a beautiful picturesque place to take our quarry in.
I too would trade my Idaho mule deer tag in for a cougar or bear if given the right opportunity. I don't live out west so I don't have to time to have two deer tags in my pocket (probably one bought in a leftover draw). I have tasted deer before even a mule deer (my brother's in 19), but have yet to partake in a cougar or bear meat meal.