Wired To Hunt Podcast #144: Lessons Learned Planning DIY Hunting Trips

Wired To Hunt Podcast

MeatEater

Wilderness, Sports

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2017

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Today on the show we’re sharing updates on our latest shed hunting exploits, discussing our 2017 hunting trips, and chatting through some of our recommendations and thoughts on planning DIY hunting trips. To listen to the podcast, click the Play button...

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0:00.0	Are you already dreaming of Fall?
0:02.5	Me Too, which is why we are launching
0:05.6	Meet Eaters biggest giveaway ever this summer.
0:10.0	To share our favorite gear, brands,
0:12.0	and some really cool experiences,
0:14.0	like a nose to tail,
0:15.7	bison cooking experience with Steve Rinella
0:19.0	over in Bozeman, Montana, big ol' giveaway.
0:21.7	You can sign up very easily.
0:23.6	I'll tell you where to sign up.
0:24.6	But here's an example of a few things that are available here.
0:27.6	We've got over $17,000 worth of prizes,
0:31.3	over $4,000 in gift cards,
0:33.6	to the Meet Eaters store, first light, FHF,
0:36.4	Phelps, Dave Smith, Decoys, we've got
0:39.0	Onyx Premium Memberships,
0:40.4	a weather-be-rightful, a decked drawer system,
0:44.0	stuff from SigSoul or Vortex, Montana Knife Company,
0:47.5	and like I mentioned,
0:48.7	that bison cooking experience with Steve
0:51.0	in Bozeman, Montana.
0:52.7	You can sign up and learn all the details
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