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It’s time to open your mind to new experiences and your taste buds to new cuisine. Scott Leysath, The Sporting Chef, is a wild game wizard and can make any of your fish and wild game catches or kills taste delicious. But what about those marginal or exotic animals? Is there a place on the table for opossum, rattlesnake, stingray, lionfish and more? Of course! Scott joins The Revolution this week to talk about season 2 of “Dead Meat” on Sportsman Channel which chronicles his travels to meet the special people all over the country that cook the most wild and weird animals out there.
Cooler weather is moving in and CatDaddy says the dropping temperatures are sending catfish into a feeding frenzy. The fall feed bag is on!
Out on the Kansas River this week, CatDaddy says that he has been setting lines and baiting them with 6-7 inch goldfish and big black perch the size of your hand. The results have been impressive with large flatheads, blue cats and channel cats on the hook. The advantage to setting limb lines and log lines instead of large trotlines is mobility, CatDaddy says. You can move around, up and down the river, span miles and hang the lines wherever you want rather than being tied to a particular location.
Alaska Yukon moose are true heavyweights. The largest of all the moose subspecies, the Alaska Yukon moose is the second largest animal in North America and found only in northwestern Canada and Alaska. Inhabiting the deep wilderness, an Alaska Yukon moose hunt is challenging and generally a once in a lifetime experience for hunters. Melissa Bachman is the host of “Winchester Deadly Passion” seen on Sportsman Channel, Sundays at 11:30 a.m. ET, and she recently returned from an incredible moose hunt in the Yukon and she joins The Revolution this week to talk about it. Listen in!
The whitetail’s summer patterns have come and gone and there are changes happening in the deer woods. Bachelor groups are breaking up, food sources are changing, temperatures are cooling, and the length of day is getting shorter. The rut isn’t here yet, but it’s on the way and that is reflected in the activity hunters are seeing in the field. While you could approach this hunting season with the hope that luck will strike and you’ll fill all your tags, you’ll have far more success if you look to the facts first and build your hunting strategy around them.
When is the best time of the season to fill your tag? In theory it should be opening day when the deer are the least pressured or the first time you sit in a stand in an area that has been untouched and/or unpressured. It is in these locations or timeframes that you have the greatest element of surprise and the least amount of footprint that will eventually create a heightened sense of caution in the deer you hunt. Christian Berg is the Editor of Petersen’s Bowhunting Magazine and he joins The Revolution this week with insight into the value of first time sits, the best hours to hunt, and hunting safety.
There is great catfishing action to be had right now, it’s time to get on the water. CatDaddy joins The Revolution this week and says that although fall weather and dropping temperatures are upon us, the water temperature is holding steady in the mid 60’s and creating a great environment for hot catfishing action.
What does your hunting bucket list look like? For Nick Hoffman, host of “Nick’s Wild Ride” on Outdoor Channel, he has always dreamed of hunting Dall sheep and mountain goats. However, because of the steep price tag that often accompanies hunts like those, sheep and goats have always been out of his reach, until recently. This week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav, Nick Hoffman joins the boys to talk about living out his hunting fantasies by taking on back to back Dall sheep and mountain goat hunts this year.
The peak of the whitetail hunting season is upon us, cool weather is moving in, the rut is right around the corner and the action is about to heat up. Now more than ever it’s important to have top shelf optics to help you maximize your success afield. Matt Rice, Sr. Manager of Media Relations & Consumer Marketing for Bushnell, joins The Revolution this week to talk trail cameras and riflescopes.
The first snowstorms of the season have already hit the high country and increasingly cool weather is slowly infiltrating states coast to coast. Fall is here, winter is on the way and now is the time to stock up on the apparel you need to help you transition between the seasons. Here to help us navigate the best new duds for cool weather is Jill Gechter from CINCH Jeans. The CINCH brand knows what outdoorsmen and women want and need from their clothes – durability to withstand the elements and the outdoor lifestyle, comfort, performance and style. Their 2019 line of outerwear has something for everyone, in every part of the country, for every condition.
There is a legend among us this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav. Stan Potts is a whitetail hunting giant who has been chasing America’s favorite big game animal for more than 40 years and has taken multiple 200-class bucks. He’s also the executive producer and host of “Whitetail Explorer”, Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. ET and co-host of “North American Whitetail TV”, Wednesdays at 8:00 pm ET, both seen on Sportsman Channel. This week, Stan joins The Revolution to talk food sources, funnels, mast crop, rattling, decoying, hunter pressure and more. Let’s get to it!
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