The Typical Sportsman

Want to shoot MORE ducks?

Whether you’re brand new to duck hunting or looking to consistently kill more ducks, this episode is for you!

Dylan is joined by world-class duck guide Wade Skeen of Skeen Outfitters to break down what it takes to put more ducks in the boat.

The guys focus on early-season duck hunting tactics, with an emphasis on hunting small bodies of water and understanding where ducks want to be.

From scouting and setup to decoy strategies and making the most of small-water opportunities, Wade shares the knowledge he’s gained from guiding duck hunters and chasing ducks at a high level.

If you want to shoot more ducks this season, you don’t want to miss this one!

Topics covered:
- Early-season duck hunting tactics
- Hunting small bodies of water
- Scouting for ducks
- Decoy strategies
- Where ducks want to be
- How to consistently kill more ducks
- Tips for new and experienced duck hunters

Why does hunting out west just seem to mean more?

Why does the landscape, the challenge, and the pursuit stir up a deeper appreciation for the hunt?

Dylan is joined by country music singer Kaleb Austin to talk about growing up hunting out west—and how those experiences shaped the way he sees hunting today.

The two talk about Kaleb’s music career and the crazy world of being a recording artist, but also dive deep into his hunting journey, growing up as a kid bowhunting out west, and what makes those hunts so special.

But the West has changed.

The world of western hunting looks drastically different than it did years ago, and Kaleb is now experiencing some of those changes firsthand as he tries to introduce his son to the same pursuit that meant so much to him growing up.

From chasing animals with a bow to passing the tradition on to the next generation, this is a conversation about hunting, family, the changing West, and why the pursuit means so much.

Remember the good ol’ days when you’d go hang out at the bow shop just to TALK?

Before social media, the bow shop was where you debated arrow setups, argued over broadheads, heard about the newest gear, talked smack about other bows, and—most importantly—swapped stories.

Dylan is joined by Bryan Dickess from Mike’s Archery for some good old-fashioned SHOP TALK!

From favorite bows and worst misses to changes in archery technology, new gear, hunting stories, and plenty of opinions along the way—this one is just two archery guys sitting around talking bows.

No agenda. No sales pitch. Just SHOP TALK.

Podcast: 

Dylan is joined by Nick Campbell, founder of Fletched, to break down one of the most important—and often overlooked—parts of bowhunting: your arrow setup.

From arrow weight and speed to FOC, penetration, trajectory, and overall arrow performance, Fletched can give you a detailed look at your arrow’s ballistics and help you determine the setup that makes the most sense for your bow and the animal you’re chasing.

Whether you’re building an arrow for whitetails, elk, or anything in between, this conversation will help you better understand what’s happening downrange—and how to build an arrow with purpose.

The perfect arrow isn’t the same for every hunter. So what’s the perfect arrow for YOU?

 

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How did the fishing industry become what we know it as today? 

Dylan is joined by Patrick Marbury of Rebel Lures to dive into the pioneering history of one of fishing’s most influential lure brands.

Rebel played a major role in bringing mass-produced, affordable, and accessible fishing lures to anglers everywhere—helping shape the fishing industry we know today.

And they’re not done pioneering.

Today, Rebel continues to push the industry forward while working to keep fishing affordable, accessible, and enjoyable for everyone.

The history of Rebel Lures. The evolution of fishing. And where the industry goes next.