Episode 44 - Summer Update

Another solo episode this week. October flew by but sweet November is here. This month can bring you the highest of highs but also the lowest of lows at times. Enjoy this weeks episode!

Jeremy Stiehl instantly caught my eye on Instgram after harvesting a stud Maryland velvet buck at the beginning of the season. After talking to him a few times, we knew we had to get him on. This guy knows big deer and how to kill them. Super fun episode. You can find all of Jeremy's social media linked below:YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/@thewoodlandverseINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/jeremystiehl

One of the best parts about hunting in a small local community is making some pretty awesome friendships. I met Eric and Bobby this past year and I had a blast sitting down and sharing some hunting stories and supporting Erics small business! Check out his business Lokd Up Waterfowl:https://www.lokdupwaterfowl.com/

This weeks episode is a quick solo recap of how September went and all the awesome things to look forward to as we head into October. Thanks for listening!

This week Eric Haggerty and Justin Blevins joined us to talk all about the upcoming outdoors show the Upper Bay Outdoors Festival. It is going to be an awesome event located in Cecilton Maryland. There will be a ton of small business vendors, kids zone and a waterfowl calling contest. Make sure to come out and support everyone!

This week we got to talk to the infamous trio! It was a super fun conversation. Enjoy this weeks episode. Make sure to follow the Tackle & Tacos podcast.

This week we had the pleasure to talk with Curt Geier who is the founder and host of the Working Class Bowhunter podcast. This dude is a die hard bowhunter and a super cool dude. Enjoy this weeks episode of Upper Bay Podcast.

This week the team breaks down summer scouting and provides some tips and tricks for you to try. We also go over what we are looking forward to this season.

Summer update from the crew

Aidan Ford is on a mission to catch and document a 10 pound bass in the Mid-Atlantic region. Listen to this weeks episode to hear how he breaks it all down!