STAGR Cast: Lanny Benoit Part #1: Buck Tracking Wisdom, Laughs From The Past, & Growing Up A Benoit

Welcome to a very special episode of Stagr Cast! Join us for part #1 of our exhilarating #2 part series with the legendary Lenny Benoit, a name synonymous with buck tracking in the hunting world. Renowned as one of the best-if not THE best-buck tracker ever, Lanny's accolades and reputation speak volumes about his unmatched skills.
In this captivating installment, we take you on a thrilling journey through Lanny's adventures, where he shares some of his most heart-pounding encounters with majestic bucks. But there's more in store! Delve into the hidden gems of Lanny's childhood and gain insight into what it was like growing up as a Benoit, a family deeply rooted in the art of hunting.
Travel back in time with us as we explore hunting from the 1960s to the early 2000s, experiencing an era where hunting was not just a hobby but a way of life. Lanny's firsthand stories will immerse you in the essence of those times, shaping him into the legendary hunter he is today.
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So, fasten your seatbelts for an adventure-filled episode! Listen in as we laugh, learn, and are inspired by the captivating tales of Lenny Benoit, and get ready to unlock the secrets of buck tracking greatness. Stay tuned for part #2, but for now, let's immerse ourselves in the world of a true hunting icon.

[@thegreeninvasion5511]

Buck going down is on the move, buck headed up is looking for a nap!👍🏻👍🏻

[@kirbyolson4482]

Awesome interview! Lanny is the man and what a sense of humor.

[@jefferywright2653]

Dont forget #3 good thing you’re good at! Skeet shooting…. How many VT State titles?!!

[@aguyinthewoods8294]

I remember a time in the early 80s myself in Vermont in the Dorset area counting anywhere from 60 to 75 deer in one field at one time. I have never seen anything like that since.

[@normankaster917]

I love hearing the stories... My dad would be 76 this year and he tracked deer in northern Michigan and passed it down to me.... the biggest problem we have now is all the damn trail systems we have.... ya can't get lost if you wanted to and if you think you are lost.... Just stop and listen for 15 mins you will hear a side by side.

[@jgadventures4161]

Same here in southeast Kentucky all atv riding and roads everywhere I hunt the atv trails I can move quieter and the deer seem to be shocked when they catch me walking instead of riding

[@jhuntley575]

Damn that's sad. I tracked and shot my buck this year in allagash wilderness northern ME 30 miles deep. When I was dragging him out I stopped and recorded the scene on my phone. Talk about the sound of pure silence. You should go up there for a remote hunt/ camping trip. Sounds like you'd love it.

[@MDR-hn2yz]

It’s true about the bear and coyote. In my area, we have a large coyote population. On any given night I can sit on my porch and hear them yipping, and you always know when they kill something because they get crazy. The bear population has exploded here in the last 20 years as well. Not surprisingly, it seems like there are less deer than there used to be.