Welcome to Bryant Land! The Bryant Land Show is produced for people who are excited about hunting and the outdoors.We truly champion diversity in the outdoor community. That is shown in the diversity of guests on our show. Wether you are a new to hunting, a savvy veteran, black, latino, man, woman, disabled or anything in between all are welcome and this podcast has something for you.
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Monday May 27, 2019
Monday May 27, 2019
Lance Krueger is one of the top Whitetail Deer photographers in the world. He’s s a full-time professional photographer and outdoor writer who travels extensively photographing wildlife, hunting and fishing scenes throughout North America.
Lance's extensive photographic coverage of the Whitetail Deer for over 25 years includes more States and provinces than any other professional photographer, and he has photographically captured Whitetail Deer doing in their habitats.
Lance has had thousands of his photos appear on the covers and inside most of the national hunting and fishing magazines as well as articles. But he also writes for books and magazines. His photos are a mainstay on the covers for the top hunting and fishing magazines.
These household names include Field & Stream, and Outdoor Life. Lance's photos have also appeared nationally and internationally in books, calendars, brochures, advertisements, websites, apparel, catalogs, products, packaging, artist renderings, and even billboards for some of the top companies around the world, which you can see a list of here.
People always ask him how does he get so close to the deer. Well, it’s not from purchasing products like deer scent or anything like that because there’s no magic pill to it. Although, some things may help. However, if you want to come as close as he does to a deer, then you’ll have to put the time in the woods––sitting and waiting in the blind.
This is the best way to learn about deer movements. For instance, you can learn about their behavioral patterns, how old they are and a host of things that will help you to become a better hunter. Even when you’re scouting, use every opportunity you can.
Lance believes you can condition deer over time through constant human interactions. He shares a lot of tips on how to do that.
For our new hunters, we go in-depth about aging deer on the huff. I bet you’re wondering, what that is? It’s the way in which you can tell how old a deer is. Well, did you know the older a deer gets the more angled the brisket will be? Lance does a great job breaking it down for us.
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Thursday May 23, 2019
Thursday May 23, 2019
Welcome to another Bonus Epz. In this episode AB3 gives his thoughts on the Meateater article "Is Hunting Too White" by Patrick Durkin.
AB3 also talks about a new DIY hack that he created. The Lakers treatment of Hall of Famer Magic Johnson and AEW's Double or Nothing wrestling PPV this weekend.
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Monday May 20, 2019
Monday May 20, 2019
We love talking to brand new hunters because it’s a great reminder of why we fell in love with the sport in the first place. Alan Yates is learning how to be a bowhunter. But like many of us, he didn’t grow up hunting. And living in the city limited his options.
We share some personal stuff about not having the opportunity to hunt growing up. What he realized was that everyone needs something they can call their own––something that brings them joy and fulfillment. Hunting, the outdoors and nature is that for Alan.
Well, we both agreed bowhunting is an art––it can’t be faked, cheated and we can’t lie to ourselves about it. Using a bow to hunt is not easy. But the beauty of it, is that it’s very personal.
Sure, hunting is hunting, but a lot of people can be taught how to pull a trigger. However, there’s a finesse in bowhunting that you must train for. Because of how much of a personal experience it is it pulls us closer to nature.
To add to that, Alan believes that by nature, we are all hunters and gatherers but through the modernization of society, we’ve gotten away from that. While, instant gratification gives us what we want at the push of a button.
Hunting and harvesting our own meat is a necessary accomplishment. Hunting for Alan, isn’t just to fulfill a childhood dream but he believes the standards of meat at the grocery stores are subpar. It is his duty to provide better quality of food for his family.
Alan and his buddy Cliff are going live on Instagram for a total of six weeks. They titled it Journey To The Hunt. It’s a space that’s created for new hunters and he will share how he and Cliff got started.
In other words, they will share the fundamentals for beginner hunters to get started. The goal is to follow along while they train up until they harvest an animal. So tune for Journey To The Hunt on Wednesdays at 9 p.m. EST. on Instagram
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Monday May 13, 2019
Monday May 13, 2019
Brandon Goodwin is The Hunting Student, which is an online community that provides information and support to beginner hunters.
Those who just started in the industry who need answers ranging from the type of turkey calls that work the best to something as simple to the kind of boots to where when you’re scouting in the forest.
He also wanted to put the West on the map. No one talks about the western hunting experience in particularly California.
This is something he wanted to highlight because in the area that he’s living there are tons of opportunities to hunt all kinds of animals. But not only that, he noticed there also wasn’t a lot of people of color being represented in the hunting industry.
Brandon had the benefit of living around the water and the mountains and so he has tried various outdoor activities such as, surfing, wakeboarding, snowboarding, rock climbing and mountain biking.
His goal is to not only document his personal experiences as a hunter who’s constantly learning and evolving but to also encourage hunters. Specifically those people who might not have had a traditional hunting heritage to pursue the lifestyle.
So tune in and enjoy the conversation!
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Last thing...
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Monday May 06, 2019
Monday May 06, 2019
Josh Honeycutt deer hunter from Kentucky who grew up slinging arrows and bullets at pressured river bottom whitetails.
If it’s deer or turkey season, you’ll find him high in an oak tree or sitting up against one. And he enjoys spending that time in the outdoors with his wife, Kathryn, as well as the rest of his family and friends.
Josh has hunted the prairie whitetails of Kansas to the river bottom bucks of Kentucky to the pine-dwelling deer of South Carolina. Simply put, he loves to hunt deer. And it doesn’t matter where, either.
His passion for the outdoors led to a career as an outdoor writer, photographer and videographer. Josh has been a regular contributor to Realtree.com since 2012 and came on board as the associate editor and deer hunting editor in July of 2015.
He writes for the Brow Tines and Backstrap online publications. His work has been published in nearly 50 publications and websites including: Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, North American Whitetail, Whitetail Journal, Game & Fish, Fur-Fish-Game, and more.
How do you like to hunt? Hunting different animals comes down to your personal preference. For instance, with turkeys you can take the fight to them, but with deer you just have to sit in the blind waiting.
Did you know that mouth calls play an important role in the hunting process? Different mouth calls can impact your hunt. They could either hurt your hunts or help your hunts. But really what it boils down to is experimenting with the different calls to see what bites.
Josh is doing what he loves––writing and creating content for the outdoors and hunting community.
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Last thing...
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Friday May 03, 2019
Friday May 03, 2019
AB3 went out on a turkey hunt this past Wednesday (5/1) in Marathon County, Wisconsin. What started out as a wet and dreary Wisconsin day, immediately turned in to a succesful turkey hunt. Listen to AB3 as he describes how it went down.
He also gives a update on new merchandise available at Bryant-Land.com/shop.
And also gives the rundown on new guest coming up in the next couple weeks.
Make sure you listen to this weeks episode Blood, Sweat and Gears
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Monday Apr 29, 2019
Monday Apr 29, 2019
Blood, sweat and gears is what Lafayette Trowell put into his cars and hunting. It’s always nice to connect with another person from the South Carolina area. Lafayette has completed his Turkey Grand Slam. But before we got to talking about hunting we spent quite a bit of time reminiscing about the car culture of South Carolina.
Listen, I love, love trucks and cars so this was a great conversation. The car scene in South Carolina is so underrated. We reminisce about box Chevys and 6-4's and the big rims. Let me tell you, Lafayette has some really cool cars. He talks about how he customizes his cars and the care and work that goes into it.
Like I said, not only is he a car maniac, he’s also a hunter. He says when he was seven years old he walked into his Uncle’s house and there were deer heads plastered on the wall. It was at that moment he knew he hunting was for him. He spent years getting whooped by South Carolina Turkeys. But those experiences pushed him to start traveling to hunt and have even more experiences.
So if you’re both a car lover and a hunter don’t miss this amazing story!
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Last thing...
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Monday Apr 22, 2019
Monday Apr 22, 2019
Adam Edwards is a proud hunter and outdoorsman. His goals are to educate, inform, motivate but also entertain! He grew up hunting deer, turkeys and dove all while getting some fishing in on the side. You’ll find him with his back against a tree, eyes peeled looking for an adventure. And he sure loves to bring everyone along for the ride!
Adam does a live chat on instagram in which he answers the questions of new hunters. He’s a big bow hunter that likes to spend 15-16 hours in the forest. You heard that right, a truly dedicated man. That brought us to talk about how difficult it is to kill a turkey. Find out why.
He says he likes to be truly with the animals eye level. The closer you are to the hunt the more mindful you have to about how you move and how still you have to be. It’s important to hunt the animals and not just shoot them when given the opportunity.
We talk about how different it is when you’re hunting from 500 yards to 30-40 yards. He uses his blog to further answer peoples questions and motivate people to get involved with hunting. We share some common insights and our philosophies about what hunting really means to us both. And being mindful and grateful about all of what goes into the hunting process so you can ultimately be succesful.
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Last thing...
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Wednesday Apr 17, 2019
Wednesday Apr 17, 2019
Ok, so we decided to put out another Bonus Epz this week. AB3 speaks on the return of Tiger Woods and his Master's victory. We get into a bit about AB3's Kansas turkey hunting trip. He also updates the new t-shirts at Bryantlandcountry.com
We love listener feedback here on the BLCP (Bryant Land Country Podcast) and some of those comments are shared on this episode.
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Monday Apr 15, 2019
Monday Apr 15, 2019
Ryan “Buddha” is a Marine corps veteran. He has hunted his entire life for just about every species he can get the opportunity to harvest. He talks a little bit about what it was like for him to hunt overseas and the different kinds of animals he encountered.
As the owner of Off The Grid Photography, he specializes in wildlife/landscape photography.
Off The Grid Videography was created as an offshoot to film hunting and fishing adventures for this show and for promotional videos for outfitters and outdoor retailers. We get into how he got started with photography and videography how he got his shot on the Pursuit Channel.
Buddha has been guiding hog, predator, and turkey hunts with Clay Herzog at Prone Outfitters for the last year. Over the past few years, he has turned into a jack of all trades when it comes to guiding and hunting various species.
As a Marine Combat Veteran, he is passionate about being involved with veterans hunts and other non profit organizations. He breaks down how he and his team assembled a mountain lion hunt for a Purple Heart veteran through his donated hunts.
And we talk a bit about why it’s important to pay for good reputable guides. Getting a guide can save a lot of time. We talk about some very important components to the hunt: reputable guides and scouting.
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Last thing...
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Wednesday Apr 10, 2019
Wednesday Apr 10, 2019
Welcome to the first of the "Bonus Epz" for the Bryant Land Country Podcast. These episodes will be much shorter than the full regular episodes. In these we will cover more of the randomness that we promised when we started the podcast. These episodes will also have more timely content as well.
Make sure you subscribe, rate and review. Thank you for your support of the podcast. We will continue to drop our regular episodes every Monday.
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Monday Apr 08, 2019
Monday Apr 08, 2019
Listen up guys, we are talking to our first hunting family! Antonio & Kim Marsh are a hunting family in South Carolina. They had zero background or experience in hunting and learned everything through trial and error. We discussed how hunting clubs provide a lot of support for you while you’re learning to hunt.
He shares what some of those mistakes were and one of them was he didn’t take the time to really keep their eyes focused on the hunt.
But be sure to tune and find out what the Marsh’s say you should spend most of your money on. Antonio also gave us some advice on how to better track and hunt your prey in more efficient ways. Remember to practice holding your draw because you don’t know how long you’re going to have to hold it.
Kim talks a bit about her first kill and how she likes to handle the process of a hunt. From heels to the muddy forest what the Marsh’s have accomplished in the first short three years has been incredible.
At first hunting was just something they kinda did, but once they strategized and committed to the process, things started to really pay off. They’ve done things that beginner bow hunters rarely do. Call it beginner’s luck, call it natural ability either way it’s fueled their love for the sport.
At the end of the day sometimes no matter how much you practice when you’re in the line of action sometimes your instincts just kick right in and you forget all of you’ve learned. Just be flexible.
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Last thing...
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Monday Apr 01, 2019
Monday Apr 01, 2019
We’ve got a unique episode for you today. We wanted to get the perspective of somebody that was brand new to hunting. So new that he hasn’t even stepped foot into the woods yet. If you’re a newbie to the bow hunting game then this episode is definitely for you.
We are speaking with Cliff. A native New Yorker whose love of archery stems from a childhood fantasy fueled by films like The Adventures of Robin Hood, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, and many more.
But growing up in Brooklyn, through the 80’s and 90’s, archery wasn’t exactly a sport accessible to kids from his neighborhood.
Cliff purchased his first compound bow not too long ago and has been in love with hunting ever since. During his research and learning more about the sport of hunting, he realized two things: despite a welcoming hunting community there was a lack of diversity and there was a lack of representation of hunters from New York City.
Cliff developed his brand called Urban Archery NYC to show and introduce people to hunting and archery but also educate and inspire new hunters.
We give some specific tips to getting started and how to find the right bow for you. You’ll get the fundamentals and educate yourself so you can become the best bow hunter that you can be.
Find out about the different kinds of bows that impact your form which makes a huge difference in your execution. Learn to the draw weight you need for your kill shots. We give you tips on how far you need to be to shoot deer and turkeys.
So tune in and I hope these tips in this episode gets you hunting sooner than later.
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Last thing...
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Monday Mar 25, 2019
Monday Mar 25, 2019
Trent is the cornerstone of Blitz TV. As a two-time NFL Pro-bowler known as a run stopper and a relentless pass rusher, his leadership, energy, attitude and passion are nothing short of contagious.
With deeply seeded roots in farming and the outdoor lifestyle, enjoying the great outdoors and sharing it with others, Trent is not your run-of-the-mill professional athlete.
As he steps off the football field and into full-time roles as a father, husband, farmer and hunter, he continues to solidify those roots in the outdoors with the same fervor he showed chasing quarterbacks on Sunday.
From the mountains and plains of the west to the shores of the East Coast, his mission of sharing his adventures in the woods and on the water with others is more intense than ever.
We spend a lot of time talking about the benefits of crossing borders to get the most out of your hunting experience. Trent gives us some insights on some of the best places to go hunting.
So tune in and I hope you these tips in this episode gets you hunting sooner than later.
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Last thing...
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Monday Mar 18, 2019
Monday Mar 18, 2019
A quiet farmer from Sumner County, Stephen Tucker, has been a deer hunter most of his life. Prior to 2016, his best buck was a 120-incher—a deer many would say is a “pretty good one for Tennessee.”
That all changed on November 7, the third day of Tennessee’s muzzleloader season, when Tucker shot this giant non-typical, which green-scored 308 2/8 net.
We talk a bit about how he got into hunting and the type of hunting he enjoys doing.
Despite being a full time farmer, Stephen and a friend have decided to get into filming their own hunts.
So tune in and I hope you get some really good tips in this episode.
Before you go…
I enjoy sharing tips and resources with all of you so please keep them coming. As I stated before I want this to be place where you, my audience gets involved in the conversation.
Last thing...
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Monday Mar 11, 2019
Monday Mar 11, 2019
I sit down with my childhood friend Berney Samuels and we reminisced a little bit about some really funny moments of the past. Berney grew up on his family’s farm so he considers himself a farm boy.
As a result, he enjoys being in the outdoors but he didn’t grow up hunting. That came later as he developed fascination by all things mechanical (including guns). Which led him to a very successful career in the auto industry as a vehicle dynamics engineer.
Berney shares with us some of the weapons he enjoys shooting. We get a bit of peek inside of his personal and incredible arsenal of weapons. I must say he has one hell of an arsenal.
So tune in and I hope you get some really good tips in this episode.
Before you go…
I enjoy sharing tips and resources with all of you so please keep them coming. As I stated before I want this to be place where you, my audience gets involved in the conversation.
Last thing...
If you know anyone that I should be interviewing and have any feedback about the show or any topics that you would like to hear please shoot me an email ab3bryantland@gmail.com.
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Monday Mar 04, 2019
Monday Mar 04, 2019
I sit down with Jason Kroger, a hunter who’s resiliency and perseverance will surely inspire you.
Riding an ATV on the family farm was a normal part of life for Jason Koger, but on March 1, 2008, a normal springtime ride almost turned into a tragedy when he struck a fallen, live power line, suffering near-fatal injuries in the process.
Jason’s injuries were so severe that doctors at the local hospital decided to have him taken by air ambulance to Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn., where he was taken to the hospital’s burn unit.
Jason woke up after three days in a coma to learn that his life had changed forever. To save Jason’s life, doctors had to amputate both of his arms below the elbow, the left arm seven inches below the joint and the right arm six inches below.
Four years later, it’s life as normal for this father of three. Jason has taken on the mission of sharing his story with others, in the hope that he can be a source of encouragement to other amputees going through the same things he experienced.
Whether it’s roaming the halls of VUMC and encouraging patients there, speaking in front of groups of people or volunteering with Texas-based amputee-assistance group Arms Within Reach Foundation, Jason has made it a new goal in life to use his story to help others.
Tune in, as we talk about Jason’s adventures both in the hunting world and how he’s using his speaking platform to inspire the world.
Before you go…
I want to send a shout out to the listener questions that I received. I enjoyed sharing tips and resources with all of you so please keep them coming. As I stated before I want this to be place where you, my audience gets involved in the conversation.
Last thing...
If you know anyone that I should be interviewing and have any feedback about the show or any topics that you would like to hear please shoot me an email ab3bryantland@gmail.com.
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Monday Feb 25, 2019
Monday Feb 25, 2019
You don’t want to miss this episode, especially if you’re a bow hunter. I sat down with Christopher Jones. This guy is very skillful in the art of creating bows. So, if you’re a bow hunter or looking to get into bow hunting this episode is going to fire you up.
Find out the best kinds of wood to use for your bow, we even get into making arrowheads. Chris is from Chickasaw ancestry and he has a deep love of hunting and the outdoors.
He spent a lot of time learning about the indigenous tribes that inhabited the land (in which some still do) in the North American continent.
He constructs his own bow and arrows from various staves of hardwoods. We dive deep into primitive and native hunting styles that the indigenous people and pioneers used in the past.
We brought way back to basics in this one folks. Makes you appreciate the art of hunting a little bit more. So sit tight, and enjoy the conversation.
Before you go…
I want to send a shout out to the listener questions that I received. I enjoyed sharing tips and resources with all of you so please keep them coming. As I stated before I want this to be place where you, my audience gets involved in the conversation.
Last thing...
If you know anyone that I should be interviewing and have any feedback about the show or any topics that you would like to hear please shoot me an email ab3bryantland@gmail.com.
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Monday Feb 18, 2019
Monday Feb 18, 2019
Today we talk with Jonathan Wilkins of Black Duck Revival also known as BDR. Now, what is BDR? It’s quite interesting actually. I haven’t seen much of anything like it before.
Jonathan started BDR to create a hub for exposing non-traditional hunters to the world of the outdoors. Today, he shows the many benefits that outdoor activities provides.
What’s great about BDR is that it’s also a space where people can meet, try new things, support each other and ask questions.
Black Duck Revival is located in Brinkley, AR. So, definitely take a moment and spend a few days out there, learning and getting together with folks.
I also, talk a lot with Jonathan about bow hunting deer and duck hunting. We go deep about how hunting can turn into a way you provide food for your family and how much it creates a sense of accomplishment within yourself.
So tune in, and get some tips.
Before you go…
I want to send a shout out to the listener questions that I received. I enjoyed sharing tips and resources with all of you so please keep them coming. As I stated before I want this to be place where you, my audience gets involved in the conversation.
Last thing...
If you know anyone that I should be interviewing and have any feedback about the show or any topics that you would like to hear please shoot me an email ab3bryantland@gmail.com.
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Monday Feb 11, 2019
Monday Feb 11, 2019
To all my newbies in the hunting world, we’ve got a special episode for you. And to my experienced hunters there’s a few nuggets of inspiration for you as well.
Bianca Jane was the first in her family to hunt. She had a hard time finding the information she needed to learn the ins and outs of hunting. She stumbled a lot along the way learning as she could.
She was determined to learn everything she needed to know therefore, she sacrificed time and money to hone in on her skills. Her goal wasn’t to make a name for herself in the hunting world although that’s what happened with her site Her Humble Hunt.
Now, she’s dedicating her time and her resources to share her passion for hunting with women, encouraging them to get out there to hunt.
Did you know she tried to fish with bow? I tell ya, nothing but surprises with this one.
So tune in, get inspired and let’s have some fun.
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