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This week we had the extreme pleasure to sit down with the one and only Larry D Jones of Oregon. Larry is 79 years young and has a literal lifetime's experience of bowhunting, and is still getting after it to this day. We talk about his recent scouting trips for his upcoming elk hunt, as well as a much anticipated opportunity to chase Alaskan/Yukon moose this coming fall! Larry started bowhunting in 1961. Back then if you bowhunted, you did so with a recurve or longbow because that's all there was. Over the years Larry has held to his passions and has enjoyed chasing critters all across North America and the dark continent of Africa. Great visit with a great gentleman!
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Crispin Henry, Ep 91
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This week we had the extreme pleasure to sit down with the one and only Larry D Jones of Oregon. Larry is 79 years young and has a literal lifetime's experience of bowhunting, and is still getting after it to this day. We talk about his recent scouting trips for his upcoming elk hunt, as well as a much anticipated opportunity to chase Alaskan/Yukon moose this coming fall! Larry started bowhunting in 1961. Back then if you bowhunted, you did so with a recurve or longbow because that's all there was. Over the years Larry has held to his passions and has enjoyed chasing critters all across North America and the dark continent of Africa. Great visit with a great gentleman!So, you wanna hunt elk.... Ep 85
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This week Nathan Killen joins in on the other side of the mic to chat with our good friend Alan Altizer about heading west to chase elk. Alan goes over some great things for the new elk hunter to consider, from the perspective of an eastern mountain whitetail guy with a lot of western experience as well. If you're thinking about getting your feet wet in the elk hunting game you should really check this one out!Woodsmanship, Ep 84
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This week our buddy Aaron Miller joins us for another Woodsmanship episode. Aaron is an outstanding traditional bowhunter. But more importantly, Aaron is a hardcore student of the whitetail and is extremely detailed about collecting data and learning from his encounters. On this episode, Aaron dives deep into scrapes and moss position, as opposed to moon phase. If you enjoy listening to knowledgeable stickbow hunters talking about using woodsmanship skills to become a better bowhunter like we do, you won't want to miss this one!
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