EP 350: Nontypical or Typical Mule Deer, 2025 Moisture Outlook and More

Epic Outdoors Podcast

John Petersen

Bighornsheep, Rifle, Muledeer, Hunting, Jasoncarter, Wilderness, Sports, Adambronson, Biggame, Epicoutdoors, Bowhunting, Elk

2.4 • 632 Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2025

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

In this episode the crew discusses a couple of different topics that have been on the mind of our listeners. Would we choose a 200” typical or larger nontypical Mule deer? How do you know how many tags are too many in one year? And how has the unpredictable moisture pattern affected our big game populations for the 2025 season?

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Epic Outdoors podcast, brought to you by Fierce Firearms.
0:04.9	Epic Outdoors Choice for Custom Hunting Rifles.
0:19.7	Hey, everybody, Jason Carter, Adam Bronson.
0:21.7	John Peterson, you're here with us today.
0:23.7	How are you?
0:24.4	I'm doing good.
0:25.8	All right.
0:25.8	We got Joshua Pollock.
0:27.4	Of course, we've got him on mute.
0:28.7	He's stuff in his face full of, I don't know.
0:31.4	So who are we going to give credit to today for Josh's health?
0:35.2	A tropical smoothie, tropical cafe.
0:37.5	He's got a sandwich and an energy drink of sorts, which is good for you, kids.
0:41.3	Beep that out, Logan.
0:42.4	Or just a sandwich.
0:43.2	My energy drinks are fine for me, not for you guys.
0:46.6	Oh, hey, Logan.
0:47.9	How are you doing?
0:48.5	I'm doing good.
0:49.3	Oh, all right.
0:51.0	Logan.
0:51.5	Logan bought his first adult purchase besides a truck.
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