the.deercamp.podcast

Just a little midseason update

It’s day three at the Jackson500 and there’s just two of us left and I put the smack down on a slammer!

It’s day two and a booner is down! We have Josh from Buckeye Land Sales in camp. Congrats Bill on the 188 6/8 booner!

Hunt recap from the 2026 Ohio Bow Opener

It’s the start of the 2026 deer season let’s roll

A little campfire session with the one and only Uncle Lou aka Mr Stealth Strip!

On today's episode of the.deercamp.podcast, we are back on the road in West Virginia for the first annual Habitat Podcast Patreon Hunt. We discuss:The crew gathers at West Virginia Deer Camp 2025 for a weekend of hunting and camaraderie.Scott, the host, shares excitement about the first-ever Patreon Gear Camp podcast.Everyone introduces themselves, highlighting their diverse backgrounds and hunting experiences.The group discusses their adventures tracking deer and the challenges they faced.E-bikes are a hot topic, with mixed experiences riding them up steep hills.The excitement of spotting deer and the thrill of hunting is palpable among the group.They share stories of missed shots and the heartbreak that comes with it.Delicious meals, including venison Korean street tacos, are a highlight of the camp.The camaraderie and shared experiences create lasting memories for everyone involved.The podcast wraps up with reflections on the weekend and plans for future hunts.And so much more!Connect:-https://www.instagram.com/hutchy.outdoors/

On today's episode of the.deercamp.podcast, we are back in the studio with Kevin Vistisen of the Deerhunter Podcast. We discuss:Deer trails reveal travel routes to set up onOpening day of firearm season shifts deer patternsSecluded apple trees are natural deer attractorsHunting scrapes is a proven rut strategyTargeting mature bucks requires patience and timingScent use can influence deer near scrapesStand placement is critical for consistent successRut activity drives the majority of deer movementEarly season tactics differ from rut huntingAnd so much more!Connect:-https://www.instagram.com/hutchy.outdoors/

On today's episode of the.deercamp.podcast, we are back in the studio with Aaron Hepler of the In Camp Podcast. We discuss:The importance of deer camp traditions and camaraderie.The conversation touches on the differences between hunting in Michigan and Pennsylvania.They discuss the impact of technology on hunting, like cell cameras and drones.Mentored hunting programs are debated for their pros and cons.The hosts reflect on the changing dynamics of hunting culture and community.Personal hunting stories highlight the joy of the experience over trophy hunting.They stress the need for inclusivity and understanding in the hunting community.The podcast aims to foster a positive dialogue about hunting and outdoor heritage.And so much more!Connect:-https://www.instagram.com/hutchy.outdoors/

On today's episode of the.deercamp.podcast, we are back in the studio with Jordan Browne of Michigan Out of Doors. We discuss:Jordan feels fall vibes with 48-degree mornings and trail cameras out.Summer camera pulls can be disappointing; excitement often outweighs results.Jordan's kids aren't old enough for youth hunts yet, but interest is growing.He prefers late-season doe hunting in the snow over early hunts in warm weather.Jordan's family deer camp has been in the family for three years, with a rich history.He enjoys building traditions at camp, focusing on family and camaraderie.Unique deer camp experiences include rustic cabins and large family gatherings.Food at camps varies; some prioritize meals while others stick to simple fare.Jordan loves turkey hunting for its laid-back atmosphere and fun with friends.He’s passionate about conservation and enjoys filming research-based segments.And so much more!Connect:-https://www.instagram.com/hutchy.outdoors/