Upper Bay Podcast

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@elkcreekoutdoors410 21 күн бұрын

Holt is the man. A wealth of whitetail knowledge!

@UpperBayPodcast 21 күн бұрын

Absolutely! Incredibly smart guy and super nice. We really appreciated him sitting down with us and teaching us all something new!

@Beau_Dacious_Deer_Tracking Ай бұрын

Outstanding job being honest and truthful on this Podcast. Hit the nail on the head on it all.

@mattburger1571 Ай бұрын

From another tracker, Great podcast! Hunters, please heed Travis' advice. It could be the difference in recovering the buck of a lifetime or living a lifetime of misery and regret.

@MosquitoCreekHoulas Ай бұрын

Great info, thanks!

@oakhillsdenali Ай бұрын

Thanks for having us on! Just a correction...the book to get started on tracking is titled "Tracking Dogs for Finding Wounded Deer" by John Jeanneney, not Born to Track.

@UpperBayPodcast Ай бұрын

I will be checking that book out for sure! Thanks again Travis.

@oakhillsdenali Ай бұрын

@UpperBayPodcast you can borrow mine if you want.

@ny-dovehunting5602 Ай бұрын

Most of the US states and probably all of the Canadian provinces allow Sunday waterfowl hunting. The addition of days into the late season has been argued, but with faulty logic. For example, the Long Island Waterfowl zone is the closest to New Jersey. A small, but loud, group of Jersey hunters have been opposing Sunday hunting under the rationale it will shorten the season. NY and NJ are allowed the same number of season days, being in the same flyway and bordering each other. NY, allows Sunday hunting and most years their Long Island zone uses all of the allowable days, and closes later than all of the NJ zones. Even when both states used all of the maximum number of season days allowed by the FWS on a given year, NJ tends to close earlier. If we are in a 60-day season length - sixty days is sixty days, no matter if you hunt Sundays or not. The later the opening day is what predicates how late closing day is, not whether or not Sunday hunting is allowed. There have been other absurd arguments that don't make sense - one example is Sundays are for scouting. Okay, but the majority of hunters can only hunt Saturdays, they cannot go Mondays or other weekdays. Only a very inexperienced or daft hunter thinks you can find birds on Sunday and expect them to be doing the same thing, the weather to stay the same, the water to stay the same, the following Saturday. Another example is the argument closed Sundays are essential to keep game populations from being wiped out - as if the majority of the states that do allow Sunday hunting are wiping out their game, waterfowl being largely migratory further bodes against this faulty logic. Sunday hunting bans are not conservation laws biased on biology; they are social laws. They do not serve the nonhunters are asserted, especially out in the marshes. And, the vast majority of hunters would benefit from hunting on Sundays. A minority, that do not work during the week, might reap some benefit, but more likely its only in their head. The right thing to do, clearly is to allow Sunday waterfowl hunting...

@UpperBayPodcast Ай бұрын

@@ny-dovehunting5602 very well said!