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It’s turkey season for Cuz, and this week he’s reminiscing on some of the memorable and hilarious hunts he’s had along the way. If you love good stories, you’ll love this weeks’ episode of Fist Full of Dirt. Listen to episode 108: Fist Full of Dirt is also available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. To follow on
Austin Delano In the world of food plots for whitetail deer, soybeans are often thought of as one of the top choices available. There is no shortage of amazing photography in all four seasons of the year of deer using soybeans as a major food source. I often refer to them as an ice cream
This week on A Fist Full of Dirt podcast, you get the full recap of the wounded veterans hunt in Florida. The history, the folks who make it happen and some stories from this group. We’re sharing more than hunting stories this week. Listen to episode 107: Fist Full of Dirt is also available on Apple
You have got to listen to this Fist Full of Dirt podcast with guest speaker Demetrius Kemp. He is the strength and conditioning coach for the Vanderbilt football team. His path to the outdoors was divine intervention with one special man that saw something special in this young man. Listen to episode 106 here: Fist
Blake Hamilton, Wildlife Biologist and Registered Forester With the increase of urbanization and short-term timber harvesting, wood duck nesting habitat is decreasing. Most timber stands are currently managed for the quickest return possible. Therefore, old growth and mature hardwoods, which provided cavities for wood duck nesting, are decreasing. So what can we do about this decline? Install
It’s the legend, Harold Knight, of Knight and Hale Game Calls. I’ve often said if you had to get a turkey killed for a million dollars; he’s your guy. From Land Between the Lakes, public ground, to the biggest stages on the calling circuit; he’s done it all. You want tips…we’ve got ‘em. Listen to
Never Say Never pt II with Dave Whipple of Alone Season 4 We’re continuing our conversation with Dave Whipple from “Alone” season 4 on Fist Full of Dirt this week! Dave’s roadmap to finding your own little piece of dirt is truly inspiring. He told me a story at the end that brought tears to
Heath Wood Learn to become a trapper by focusing on smaller ground-nesting predators such as raccoons, skunks, and opossums. Continue learning to trap larger predators such as coyotes, bobcats, and foxes to become a true Gamekeeper. When Missouri native and longtime trapper Tad Brown was eight years old, he and some of his friends found
Austin Delano Frost seeding clover can be a great technique to get an early start to the spring growing season and get one of wildlife’s favorite perennial food sources established. WHAT IS FROST SEEDING? Ideally to frost seed successfully you need exposed soil or plots that have been browsed down and contain a lot of open areas.
Dave Whipple from “Alone” season 4 on A Fist Full of Dirt podcast. This man is very unique and his “never say never” attitude is inspiring. He and his wife have a great video on how to find and purchase remote land. Think you can’t pull off your own piece of dirt, listen to this
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