Josh Bowmar's Big Buck Strategies | HUNTR Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this episode of HUNTR Podcast, we bring back Josh Bowmar for another lengthy podcast of talkin' gear, deer, and everything in between. Josh shares with us a lot of his techniques and tactics for killing giant bucks year after year. Much like us, he's working for whitetail success all year long. Time and time again, we discuss how there is no off-season. When it's not hunting season, it's time for habitat management and making your farm hunt the best it can when it matters most. We also talk about Josh's crazy bow setup, hunting wild game in Africa, and the ethics behind long range bow shots. We hope you guys enjoy this episode with Josh Bowmar. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.
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Always enjoy watching you two but my favorite are when josh is on the podcast. He has so much information to provide.
Could listen to bowmar talk all day. So smart and such a savage, great pod.
Jared for the love of god quit interrupting people! Let people finish talking and then you talk it’s not that hard bro!
He's not capable, the only reason I don't follow their podcast as often, many have said the same thing. He is very very sure of himself to say the least
I dont like it when when interviewers do that. Gritty did that the other day and i was like god let the guy talk. Cliff gray. But this is just a conversation..the problem is its online so there is delay when each person starts to talk
Buddy thinks he’s god but cant kill big deer on his own to save his life 😂
Then don’t listen 🤷🏼♂️
My God they get great guests on here jusf for jarred to interrupt and talk over constantly just shut up dude and let the guest talk !!!
I love how josh is willing to keep talking about everything.. 4 hours or not i couldn't stop watching
Love it man
Love listening to Josh talk all things archery, he’s so knowledgeable!!
Wild how knowledgeable
josh bowmar and his dog story is some of the best content on the internet. Love this guy
What you mean
Love hearing bowmar talk about his farm and tactics he uses. Super smart and don’t quite understand how he gets continuous hate on a lot of platforms dudes a legend.
@@BrockDonati jealousy
Yea jealousy and stereotyping
Fantastic episode!! Josh is an amazingly energetic, knowledgeable, experienced, driven dude! The haters only hate because they are jealous. Keep up the great conversations guys!! Thanks!!
Bowmar just wants it more than most. Great show
He freaking does
And it helps to have over a million dollars invested in property at your disposal 😂🙏
@@nickmillican4341 millions of us have wanted to own land since we were young. Some worker really hard with the thought “if I could ever do well I could buy land”. That dream probably took many of us 3 to 4 decades to accomplish.
You guys are badass. Just wanted to say that. You can tell y’all are genuine. It’s appreciated.
Another great podcast guys. Josh is the real deal. Everything he said about bow tuning is legit. I hope you have him on again soon.
Josh is a beast mad respect for Josh dudes a certified killer great show as always guys! Make my Wednesday at work legit
Great episode as always guys. Thanks for giving Josh the opportunity to show people that he’s sincere and probably just like the rest of us knuckleheads. He just loves to get on the farm and get after it.
Love the show, guys! Keep them coming. Love all of the advice and wisdom I can get.
Appreciate it!
Josh is a good dude and super passionate about the outdoors. Great podcast as always, guys. The season is around the corner! I'm going for my first bow buck in SC this season.
I’m 67 been deer hunting 35 years (bow only, been shooting since I was 6). Listening to this just makes me sad deer hunting has come to all this technology, what happened to the days when you went and sat not knowing what was going to come. To me that’s the exciting part of hunting. I probably spend over 200 hours a year hunting, I just love being out in the woods enjoying nature. I hunt 5 farms virtually to myself during bow season (family and friends) in Nebraska. I’m not condemning cameras and such it’s what you want to get out of it that’s important. God bless. 🏹🏹🦌🦌
In 35 years you have never used a trail camera?
@@frankyork170 yes use to put out around 12 and this year I did 4 just for the heck of it. Last year none. All mine use chips and will keep it that way. Where I hunt it’s all just strips of timber no big woods so they can be anywhere. I just sit by wind direction and see what comes by. 😊
I really agree with you buddy. IT's the anticipation of wondering what's gonna happen every sit.Not knowing what's out there fuels the imagination.
Bowmar sharing some excellent wisdom I really appreciate it. Great episode
The second half of that interview was MONEY. DAAUUMMM!!!
Love the topic about our mentality and how it correlates with our success in the whitetail woods. I FULLY buy into this thought. It seems like the days where I am “happy go lucky,” confident, excited, I have great sits. The days where I’m “down,” stressed, etc. I usually have terrible sits. I’ve said for years that the deer can sense that and don’t want any part of it. Cool topic!
Josh talking about only using 75# letoff is funny as hell to us old guys. In the 90's I was shooting a 80lb Martin with 60% letoff and first stated out in the mid 80's with a 70lb Jennings with a 45% letoff, now that was hard to hold for long. Love my newer bow that is 65lbs and 75% letoff, works great for this old guy.
Waxed the first 4 hours of work. Too many good points to comment on. Awesome job everyone
Love the podcast with Josh! Keep em coming
Y’all just asked and answered questions I thought I was crazy for thinking! Thank you for making me feel normal!😂
My scent control is exactly like Josh’s! Rubber boots, watertight tote and portable ozone. Haven’t been winded by a deer since I started this years ago👍🏻
My boys!!!! I’m trying to self film again this year
Josh is the man. Great pod.
I have a tote like Josh is talking about did the same thing. bought a small ozone machine off of Amazon and actually mounted it on the tote. (required a little block of wood screwed to tote for good reliable connection) I bought a rubber gromet from lowes and put the ozone tube through the gromet and tote it works great and the whole set-up cost about $75. I've been using it for about 5 years now
problem is ozone ruins all elastic waste bands, socks.
Problem is if you can’t play the wind your busted no matter what.
Waste of money
@@Backwoodsaddiction4822Have you ever used ozone?
Great podcast!! Would love to see Jeff sturgis on here
Every Wednesday morning at work im just jacked to get on here and hang! Seeya next week yall 🤘
Haha it’s a long one buckle up
It's a good one!
Wow… another one!! Lfg!!!
Get him back on tomorrow! So much good info!
Great podcast love when you guys have josh on. Keep up the hard work🦌🎯
Great show interesting stuff have him back on
15:59 id say the reason why more booners are shot in drier years has nothing to do with nutritional value of the food. And more to do with limiting the number of places that booner can find good food/cover, thus making him easier to pattern and easier to hunt
Not sure what it is, I for sure think ag country deer are less affected. My deer in big woods had minimal jumps this year
Love this podcast in south west Wisconsin been listening for awhile brought me and my dad back together keep them coming if you need a good place to hunt let me know great deer out here
In regards to water holes, here is something that I’ve noticed just the last couple of years. I have a mineral site every summer. The deer eat the dirt down and it forms a deep hole. When it rains, that hole fills up into a water hole, and my mineral sits in it and probably soaks up into the water, and after every single rain I’ll have a ton of deer, including every big buck I have on camera in that area, show up the same day after a big rain, and they drink that water like it’s a snack for them. And there’s a creek in a bottom close by, so I know they are preferring this water hole over the creek water.
Josh is the best
Awesome podcast guys. I love the podcasts with Josh his dedication to being an incredible bow hunter is impressive. He also seems to be a truly good guy and wants to help others be successful. Kudos to Josh I wish him nothing but great success and happiness for years to come. He is truly dedicated to his craft and should be an inspiration to other bowhunters 👍
Umm have u googled his name and read his sheets of charges from Natural resource officers? DEFINITELY NOT an inspiration to integrity based hunters.
I thought the same about Josh and Sarah at one time also. I don't know what number it was but he was on the huntr podcast once before and he explained the whole situation about their poaching charges. Josh admitted they they probably should have known better and took responsibility for his actions. They're poaching charges were pretty trumped up and it was really the outfitter in my opinion who was violating laws. It changed my opinion of Josh and Sarah from that day forward. If you have time you should find it and watch that podcast it would probably change your opinion too, maybe not but I feel that Josh and Sarah are big name hunters with deep pockets therefore they were hammered much worse than your average Joe. I stand by my comments I believe Josh is an ethical hunter but I also rushed judgment and thought he was a poaching POS before I knew the facts and that wasn't fair to Josh or Sarah. You really gotta know the facts before you judge people. Just my 2 cents check out that podcast and good luck out there this fall 👍.
@@jasonbrownlee5151 I will see if I can find it. Thank you and you the same sir.
Best podcast ever wish it went 7 hours
Remember guys some will watch all 10 hours if you make it. Hour here hour there.
Best hunting podcast you can find. Can't wait to here what yall discuss🙏
Appreciate the support!
4 hours O yeah!! cheers
The only consistent big buck strategy that I know of is being rich. Works every time. You can even be so rich that 150" deer are too little. Everyone should try it.
Well I'll be trying his broadheads this season, I gotta say I had an issue and had a chatter bur on one blade, after a few emails Bowmar's sent a new package. I'm hoping these blades hold up, this is gonna be a good episode, im hoping he leades into some reviews on them. Thanks boys
It’s a good one!
3:20:51 I'm a farrier and I hear guys all the time say I've never quit a horse which is putting a nail too high and my exact and immediate response is well then you haven't shoed more than 25 of them then! Obviously 🤣
Love Bowmar
Say whatever you want. Josh is ate up with deer hunting and is an absolute woods assassin. Love his content.
I would love to have another podcast about Josh's training regiment with his bow
Thanks!
Much appreciated man
Your podcasts w/ Josh have changed my opinion of him. I'm a fan now that I understand the work he puts in.
Same.
He really is a good dude
@@HUNTRPOD Oh Lordy, just watched him shooting w/ "bow disciples".....ahhhh fuck.......back to thinking he's 50% bull shit................I think I still gotta be a fan though, even 50% of what he says is impressive ................ LMAO.
@@HUNTRPOD ....perhaps your understanding of angle's (M.O.A) dictates your proficiency......lordy, laughing again.....I'll quit picking on him now. His time and effort.....and accomplishments are commendable, still a fan.
Great podcast. FYI - The dryer air intake is on the bottom of the dryer. I just run my ozone machine hose under the dryer and it bubbles through the clothes as they dry. Give it a try.
Josh Bowmar. I am twice as good with my bow because of what I have learned from you. Period! Thank you for what you have done for the last several years. 🙏🏼 Haters and Couch quarterbacks will always hate. I bet they can’t accurately shoot as far as you.
1:22:20 older guy named kenny, in his later 60s, member of the camp i used to belong to, in 2021 he showed up to rut camp, with used tampons he got from the cash register lady at giant the week before. Somehow he had struck up a convo with her, one thing lead to another and she agreed to give them to him. I dont care how well it works, it was weird man 😂😂😂
I was hunting on a farm one time and found a bloody pad nailed to a tree and look up and the neighbor is sitting right there.
Gives a whole new meaning to a drag rag.
To make a great shot you have to take a great shot.
I have this same dog issue at my farm, great advice!
I have a potable ozone generator I put in my closet with all my gear in it. I also run it in my tote before putting my close in it. Then run the generator in my truck the night before. Works great
3:07:14 alright seriously how much vitamin T is this guy on 😂😂
“You can save the training routine for another time”
“No I cannot”
wow we got pictures this episode finally
Get that buck!!
Way back in the day me and my dad went to a new farm to scout and maybe hunt. We start walking around and there were shirts and gym socks all over the property. The guy said the deer get used to his scent. The older i get i wonder if that could possibly be a thing. I pull my pants over my rubber boots if i can just because it can dampen the sound of the brush smacking them
47:51 for the love of god do not mix O3(ozone) with a high heat source. You WILL start a fire
Noted 😂
Damn boys!
I like this guy and he has great tips and seems like a great hunter. That said, I don't care if you're hitting a micro dot at 500 yards, real world hunting scenarios changes literally everything. I don't agree with his "ethical" shot theory. Great podcasts guys!
The fact I have an idea what farm he talked about the trespasser and Yote dogs, and idea who the guy was, is great😂. I can a farm hunt near his farm in Ringgold
1:46:00 this definitely needs to become a short if it's not already in the making😂
Would love to see a vid on how yall build scraps.
All the bow balancing and tuning in the world doesn't matter if the shooter doesn't settle the pin and break a good shot without punching the trigger aka command shooting lol.
You can pull into the back wall harder. I think a short valley is more important than 10% less let off.
3:11:48 95-99% of my shot on deer are 8-12 ring. But im using a crossbow the right way 😉
I have an urban community scrape that in the wet season is in 6" of water, but they hammer the branches above
I've been hunting the same buck in kansas for 3 years and we've only gotten them on camera.Maybe 5 times. and one in daylight
I use 110 gallon tanks from TSC for under $100 that sit on the ground, no digging needed. Been doing that for many years and always put a camera on it.
3:44:17 fairly easy to correct for that “lag” and just fire right before you crosshair lands on (and then passes) the bullseye
Except I’m archery you are Not supposed to jerk or fire the trigger. You are supposed to gradually squeeze and the release should pop as a complete surprise as you focus on the target and your pin floats.
@@chadhouser973 pay attention to your pin float, you’ll see it almost always floats in the same way. Try what i said, we’ll call it compensating, see what happens
@@chuck8586 no thank you. Every professional archery instructional video would advise against ‘timing your pin float and punching the release’. I’m not saying your strategy cannot work…but it clearly conflicts with professional advice
@@chadhouser973Who are your favorite professionals?
3:37:45 never a better explanation for why crossbows are the most ethical form of archery when used like archery equipment
If ethics is all that matters, then I guess Trad archery should be illegal??
@@chadhouser973 nah should just be reserved for the archery range, competition, and those who really can restrict themselves to 10 yards and under.
@@chuck8586 haha. What about the guy that is deadly at 20yrds with traditional? You gonna limit him to just target practice at the range? Tell him he has to shoot a crossgun in the field ?
Ridiculous
@@chadhouser973 im not going to pretend every hunter cares about ethics. I do though.
And as for the guy who wants to use a stick bow at 20 yards? take his thumbs off.
I normally don’t get a lot out of the private land farm manipulator type guys as I am poor and can’t afford a farm but always get a lot out of bowmar.
Collect tarsal glands, put them in a mason jar with water..throughly mix…now your ready to make scrapes
Love that
Polar Ice best gum for the stand.
Total glaze job
Huh?
2012 and 2023 were the most dry years in recent memory and we had huge deer on our farm both of those years but only to see most of them get wiped out by ehd
127 yards Texas heart shot… I don’t even know where to start on this😂
Hey, now if you're John eberhart you're going to have your pants untucked and you're going to let all that scent molecules come out down through your pants and hit the charcole and clean your scent. That's what I heard him say multiple times with the scent lock
What lol
@@rorynelson7548meant charcole
Don't forget to shave every hair on your face first.
When your 75 and still killing bucks you can say whatever you want.
Facts@@shaneshonda
Come to Virginia where they run dogs on deer and there's nothing a property owner can legally do about it.
👍
I'm still with Pat Reeve on the dogs.
1:28:16 🤷♂️ perhaps a prey animal can “sense” intention. I say this because turkey/squirrel hunting in the fall with a shotgun ive walked up on a lot of doe, and a couple buck, in the trail and they just stood there before walking away. Mean while if a bow was in my hand and my intention was deer hunting, i swear they bolt everytime
If you are driving that far to hunt and spent that much money. After the first warning the dog needs to go. All dogs go to heaven anyway or so they say.
Great movie 😂
@@HUNTRPOD 😅
3:20:12 if youre wounding animals every year, and not getting them, stop hunting
Well it's official you guys Washington State just registered its first chronic waste disease....
All that for a 90# bow should have just bought the Mathew’s safari 100#
2:24:00 is the dog story😂
2:13:43 question for yall, i was curious how deer reacted to water with a high levels of tannins, i found a study that pointed to tannins being beneficial to rumination.
So the question is, while deer generally do not prefer moving water, because of its “bad taste” (lack of dissolved minerals) what about water that flows through pine thickets that deposit high levels of tannins and turn the water almost black
What podcast is about the red /blue paint
I believe its the chris bracket episode where it comes up
Painting the Land to Kill Big Bucks | HUNTR Podcast #182
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From Bill Winke, when those does pee and pee they do that to show the bucks that she in NOT in heat or ready.
Oh interesting!
Doe had a U T I
does he shave his chin in that pattern or is he really devoid of hair in that area, either way is weird
Harris Anna Williams Edward Martin John
I kicked open a scrape years ago. Had my girl now wife pee in it. Next day it was opened up 6' across
Is she available for rent? 😂
I lost all respect for him and his wife when they caught charges and pled guilty. This is not to say he is not a very knowledgeable person, but those actions are not those I see as being someone I would want to look up to, be associated with, or take advice from. He even had charges stemming from a controlled burn that got out of control bc he was burning on a day that was not an ideal day to burn. This is habitat management 101. Sry don’t trust the Bowmars.
Go watch the last podcast with him on. He explains the charges and the guy loves the outdoors and puts in more work than anyone I’ve ever seen to tag animals. Easy to cast judgement on someone in the spotlight.
@@hunterfreeman76 another person also mentioned that I am going to listen to it. Ty for info though.
@@countryroadsoutdoors7854 no problem. I thought the same thing from what I had heard about the guy from other hunters and social media. After hearing his side of how things went down changed my perspective on a lot of things I’ve “learned” from old timers haha