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Heath Wood By now, most deer hunting seasons have ended across the country. Whether you are saving money for an upcoming taxidermy bill or warming the pot up on the stove to fix a warm bowl of tag soup, you are probably also reminiscing about the past hunting season and wondering what you can improve on next
This week on a Fist Full of Dirt podcast we’re talking to our good buddy (and one of the original deer thugs!) Kevin Burleson of Heart of Texas Bowhunting. Kevin is one of the best I’ve been around when it comes to late season bucks. He’s also an absolute master at ground blind setups. We’ll
The oak tree is essential to wildlife, and Gamekeepers and hunters alike know the value in a producing oak tree. Acorns provide the protein, carbohydrates and fats animals need to survive the winter. Let’s look at identifying acorns, what acorns are most desirable and when acorns are available. NOT ALL ACORNS ARE CREATED EQUAL If you have been backcountry camping,
Provided by Mossy Oak Properties Rural land can be much more than just something you enjoy with your loved ones. Sometimes, Mother Nature contains valuable resources investors or companies are itching to get their hands on. Hence, mineral rights. Also known as a mineral estate, mineral rights are just what their name implies: The right of
This episode includes Cranky’s play by play of shooting his biggest buck ever, in his own words. Check it out on A Fist Full of Dirt podcast you’ll be glad you did! This hunt is also up on YouTube at Cuz411 and became our most viewed episode ever in only 48 hours. Listen to episode
Johnny Lanier and Leo Allen, two legends, who started Bent Creek. The birthplace of Murderers Row, The Butcher, Flat Get It and buttermilk pie. They share their stories how they got started and what has made them so successful. Is it the hunting, the food or the people? Tune in to find out! Listen to
Shane Smith If you ask any avid duck or goose hunter about hunting pressure, they will certainly agree there are more hunters afield than ever before. But, how is it according to the USFWS, are there less Federal Duck stamps being purchased each and every year since 1970? I have heard from hunters, biologists and USFWS employees as to why the
Ted Nugent is one of our most ardent and outspoken supporters of the hunting and outdoor way of life. He returns to the Camo Cave to tell us what he’s most grateful of this Christmas. You don’t want to miss this special edition of Fist Full of Dirt! Listen to episode 95 with Ted Nugent
Joining us in the Camo Cave this week is former MIssissippi State Senator and Lt. Governor, Eddie Briggs. I’ve hunted with Eddie many times and he’s truly one of the best I’ve been with… an absolute Turkey Thug and I don’t throw that title out often! We’re covering “how to” as well as sharing priceless
Mia Anstine Just like my great-grandfather, I love to pursue mule deer, the “gray ghosts” of the West. They have gray coats, striking black markings on their foreheads, and white around their faces. Their tails are about 6 inches long, with a small black tuft at the end. As their name references, they have large,
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