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I love hearing Bobby talk about deer hunting. Hunting deer by setting up in their world and travel patterns is the real deal. Just figuring them out by scouting without bulldozers and food plots and enclosed blinds yields the most accomplishment.

How do I go about signing up for a class? I sent an email last year. Got feedback that I’ll get put on the list and haven’t heard anything. Can you please let me know what I need to do?

The problem with hunting deer in their natural environment is that their natural environment no longer exists many places. Without access to these large undisturbed or natural areas where woodsmanship can kill mature deer a hunter is left with only the option of manipulating a parcel of private. Through manipulation one will have to create these scenarious if he or she wants consistent encounters. On top of that comes the poor age structure with the surrounding pressure.

Awesome. Let's go penn state!

Which hand gun penetrates deeper? The lighter but slightly faster 9mm or the heavy but slower 45 ACP. Shouldn’t be no difference between those as an example. As far as I been seeing, the lighter but faster 9mm rounds penetrates more.

Can you give the information on the seminar in Shipshewana, Indian for 2025 thanks

Thanks Joe. I want that book! I’d love to attend the seminar. How can I get the book for starts. I really appreciate your interviewing with great class. Bobby’s stories are amazing. Great job guys! Thanks.

His newest book is a nice book but disappointing on the small amount of information on the funnel section. Still worth the buy

I’m half way through Final Quest. By far the the most interesting and informative book on Mature whitetail Bucks I have ever read and I’m only halfway through the book.

I have 100% been waiting on this. Tell Mr. Bobby thank you for signing my copy of Final Quest. Tell him thank you for the inscription, I will follow my passion.

Oh heck yes. This will be good. I love listening to these old school legends talk.

Joe you didn't eat all that jello after the test did ya! 😄 😆

Stopped watching at cardboard. The target defines the test. I’ve not seen one live animal made of foam, gel, cardboard, etc. Not knocking what you’re doing, but this test does not translate to field performance.

Love it Joe. I've shot trad bows for years. It's one of those things that's "simple but not easy"! You "get to" shoot all the time to stay on top of it. Hunting season never ends. What's your equipment? bow, weight, arrow, broadheads? Just curious. Happy New Year. Kyle

Great podcasts. Good info. Also great gear! Merry Christmas!

Don't give up Buddy .. I've been at it for 50 years, and still mess up sometimes. Shot snowshoe hares at 25 yards and missed whitetails at 5 yards.

Great stuff here. I’ve chatted with Joel through messenger and I’m going to get an inexpensive, light pound left hand bow to thumb shoot right handed. He has been very helpful. I will get his SHOT IQ class and learn this sequence he teaches. I have Steven with Bushman making a bow for me later this next year (I believe there are 30+ bows ahead of me) and if I can get the thumb shooting down and like it I’ll have Steven make me a left hand bow with a right hand grip. Your bow looks awesome. Congratulations on your hunt. I’m enjoying Bobby’s book too.

it would be nice to have suspenders for the light and midweight system. thanks

Joe I really enjoyed this podcast but I did have to jump back on here to say Go Bucks! Lol In all seriousness, good luck to everyone still out there chasing giant whitetail!

She said it first .. I'm lovely ! There's not enough girls like her in this world.

When are you going to have Rendell Erik on podcast?

Needed bobby on camera and this podcast would’ve been much better

Thank you for sharing your results. I'm seriously impressed. Sub 400 grain arrow is flat out deadly. Got me thinking i may want to chase the extra 10 lbs on my lift 33 at 26 in draw. Well done sir. God bless you and the family.

Each arrow has its place. The light vs heavy when someone is using traditional equipment is completely different than with most compound bow setups now. Whenever you have that ratio of the speed of sound vs speed of arrow giving a whitetail time to react to a shot will leave you with a shot under 30 yards with just about any bow you shoot. Depending on where and what you are hunting would determine what would be a far shot or not. Maybe the beat attribute to a lighter arrow is that it takes a little bit of human error out of the equation with puns and yardage. In the northeast in a high pressured state anything past 25 yards in the woods will give you a much lower percentage shot with more of a chance for an animal to duck an arrow much farther than that.

Merry Christmas and happy new year Joe! Blessings buddy. Shoot straight 😂 looking forward to a new year.

Illinois is the best state for advancing bucks if that's your goal especially with a smaller property. 3 day late Nov gun season, 4 day Dec season is the reason. KS an Ohio, don't matter if you have 80 or 100, if someone nearby has corn out on 5 acres they have very similar odds as you. KS OH have good deer, ks is on downhill slide though. The state has more pressure than ever now, with less cover than ever. Add bait + cell cams guys from all over can sit on couch an wait for one. Man, whats hunting come to. But for smaller farms Illinois is the real deal. Even with poor DNR, the short gun season outweighs it. Guns kill more than anything. Hunting over bait don't teach nothing about hunting as Bobby Worthington says in his new book, "Final Quest"

I’m rejuvenated. You two gentlemen inspire me! Adam, I’ve been watching you for many years now, and Joe just the last few, but there is something about you two that I can deeply connect with and take your wealth of knowledge to the bank. Thank you for everything you guys have done for the hunting industry, and continuing to grow on a daily basis. I lost a big one in Indiana early this year and I really feel like that affected me more mentally than I’d like to admit. Been trying to put one foot in front of the other and be disciplined about it, but just felt like something was missing. I feel like I just found that something, thank you!!! I’ll keep you posted if I can keep this ship upright and bring one home here in Wisconsin yet. Good luck with your football stuff and with your plans for the remainder of the deer season. I wish you both the very best!!💪🏼👊🏼

Great Podcast. Thank you

Meredith, you need to upload more hunting videos. Even though the 90% of the time one doesn't kill anything, people will learn a lot from your POV.

I'd like to own one of those one day.

Awesome Podcast love it when I listen to a podcast and things in the podcast and what I have happen to me match up and things start to click

Will Rendell Erik be on any podcasts soon?

Love all the gear I’ve used so far Joe. I just ordered some Heavyweight Gear for this cold weather on its way to the Midwest.

I could tell you this this is the very best camouflage i ever seen on the market asio gear is top of the line in camouflage i recommend all hunters to by their gear.

Howdy Mr. Joe. Those cedar trees can cause the wind to do crazy things. I’d suggest select cutting several if not all the cedars to your west and thinning a few of the nearer cedars to your east. Just a thought. Good luck!

I’ve been using ASIO clothing this deer season and continue to love be impressed. My favorite feature on your mid weight Sherpa pants is the zipper on the upper thigh to release hot air. It’s crazy how useful that feature is when you’re feeling hot. Honestly I have gone from uncomfortable to comfortable in just a few minutes. Thank you for designing such a well thought out feature.

Would it be natural to assume that a heavy trail around a bluff would be considered a tight funnel even if one wasn’t aware of other adjoining trails? Just received Mr. Worthingtons new book ! I am like a kid at Christmas morning!👍

Congratulations on your first X-rated podcast being episode 69! 😂😂 Love all the content.

She has True Talents.

I think Joe enjoyed this podcast more anybody lol

I have a 14yr old daughter that loves hunting with me and she’s been wanting to start shooting bows now. I’ve never even thought about starting her out with traditional which is what I did as a kid and killed deer with!! This would probably be way easier for her starting out shooting than with a compound. 👍

absolutely love this and the whole tradbow scene

She's a Doll. Much respect.

I would like to know the spine of each arrow

Great podcast!

When you used 450 for the "light" arrow, you are using an arrow which 20 years ago was considered heavy. I bought the light arrow stuff (350 range) and they were blazingly fast and I lost 5 deer. Never had before with a 450 set up with a little more FOC. There is an effective energy and momentum issue where lighter isn't better and heavier isn't better and I think you helped establish that range for us effectively. I know shoot trad and the higher FOC and heavier arrow is much more important on slow arrows. Also, there is another factor, especially for us trad guys. A heavy arrow on a trad bow hardly makes a sound and it is not alarming to the deer like a compound. Reaction time and reaction response are real, but variable based on the wierdness of the sound in a deer's ear and the jumpiness of the deer. I shoot 23 yards and in, so my slow speeds are not that much off a 40-50 compound for a guy shooting 60-62 on a compound. But the sound to the deer is very different IMHO. I believe your 450-650 range for compound are good places to land based on the length of shot you can ethically take. I believe 525-675 for a trad bow that is super quiet is a killer range for trad. The higher weight, shorter shooting distances, higher foc, and quietness of the shot are all crucial. I thought your penetration test was fair, but again, I don't know how we duplicate a shot on a real animal in real conditions. We can try for extremes, but I prefer to look at ranges and what enables me to shoot ethically, be confident, and then prove it in the field. But your bottom line is mine, too: test your bows and find the best that works at the distances you can ethically shoot, and be confident that you will hit that vital V just inside the crease and top of the heart.

Absolutely

No integrity, the epitome of treachery!! At the same level of Amber and Jill. Paul you are a coward!!

This is a great episode.

What’s with this new fad of goin crazy for buck huntin? Fillin these young hunters heads with some of this nonsense. Yes a trophy is a great thing to show off I know but com on y’all.