Getting Fit for Whitetail Success w/ Joel Burham | HUNTR Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this episode of HUNTR Podcast, we bring on special guest Joel Burham of Whitetail Fit to talk deer with us. We often discuss the similarities between fitness and hunting and how they go hand in hand. Joel is the perfect example of that as he's created an entire brand around that lifestyle with his company Whitetail Fit. Not only does being physically fit offer a better hunting experience, but training your mind to have discipline and consistent work ethic is a big part of it too. We hope you guys enjoy this podcast as we get to know Joel and talk deer with him. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!
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Great time hangin with you boys! Appreciate ya!
You too man
I’m with you man. No shot he’s eating 8,000 - 10k a day. (I’ve competed in BBing)
Killed a lot of deer with my High Country. They put out the fastest bow at the time until Darton came out with the lightning. Fun fact, High Country had one if the first carbon bows that came out in the mid 90’s
Feel like like a group of spoiled kids getting three episodes so quickly!! Y'all are awesome.
Haha turning and burning
@@HUNTRPOD Nick's going to need some potassium in his life! For as much click clack and he's doing on that keyboard and mouse. Shout out to Nick!
53:01 I absolutely LOVE 4 blade hybrid broadheads. 2 fixed blades, 2 expandable blades, the blood trails are absolutely different! And the entrance wounds can look like large bullet holes
68 lift year round, start rucking in February for elk season in sept. All this 80 lb talk you will pay for later in life I guarantee it. I shoot 55 lbs with cut on contact broad heads and can kill anything in North America. I’m sitting in my trailer in Nebraska ( from Missouri)working on tree stands on 5 farms as I write this.
I solo hunt in Colorado wilderness I hope well into my 70s. Cardio is the key in the mountains, the older you get the more intense workouts is the key.
Great podcast lots of great info but you should tell people to pull what you can comfortably and leave your EGO at home. 🏹🏔️⛺️🌲
My buddy and I both still use a Mathews Switchback, I bought my mine used in 2018 for $250 and it’s the smoothest most accurate bow. I know newer bows are better, but not so much that I’m going to drop $1500 a year on the latest and greatest.
Samuel white made a video about the big box store arrows and the scheels vendettas had the best score. Made by victory. Ive bought 2 half dozen sets and they work fine. $45 for 6
My uncle busted out his high country at Christmas! What a relic!
Man those bows would glow when the trunk of the Chevy Nova was popped 😂
@@HUNTRPOD 😂👌🤘
My dad shot a high country in the 90's haha! Good stuff guys.
Haha yes
6:51 about covid, yes theres a summer spike in cases right now, the reason its no longer an issue and people dont talk about it, is because we have good anti virals and good emergency treatments for it. Its no longer a pressure on the health care system.
I got it this past fall right at the start of the rut, laid me up with bad flu symptoms for a week, and lost my sense of smell totally for three weeks and didnt get it fully back for a month and a half
1:12:33 Standard weight for crossbow bolts (i happen to be looking into buying some custom bolts right now, i want a 475gr setup) is 400-460grains. And a heavy bolt will be anything over 470 grains up to 700grains. Light weight is 350grains to 399grains
Im your resident crossbow guy. I got a 428lbs bear(22 1/8in score) in upstate pa 4 years ago. It turned to face me as i was pulling the trigger in my crossbow, hit in the side of the jaw (his right said) carried on through the neck and lodged the muzzy fixed blade broadhead into his 2nd vertebrae. The shot was absolutely not what intended. But thanks to the fixed blade broadhead, and using a 425 grain set up, the bear bleed like a stuck pig for 500ish yards and i got him
I'm so pumped for hunting season
Do you run wind sprints ? I used to run for 1 hour 3 times a week for for 3 months . Then I do 2 wind sprints 2 times a week and run for approximately 30 minutes. once a week for 2 months.
Love Joel! Awesome podcast per usual.
Curious what setbacks you think Mathews lift has? It is a more aggressive cam. I will agree but I love mine. As far as accuracy and speed goes, best I’ve shot in a while on a 29.5 ata. Honestly want to know or what you’ve heard. Seems Mathews has sold more lifts than they have when they dropped the switchback.
To your point on bow shops, there are very few that really know what they’re doing. I’ve had some bad experiences in the area that I live in Alabama. Everyone says the last guy didn’t know what he was doing. Often times it’s a young tech making $12/hr.
Victory is taking over in the last year in Wisconsin. Not sure what your talking about 😂
EPISODE 200 *You guys should do a group podcast with some of the guys that are proficient shooting 200” plus bucks. Telling stories, picking on each other, etc. make it fun and celebrate your 200th episode. Keep up the great work. I have not missed many of your podcasts. Curt @WhiteTAILSDeerHunting7159
Man it snuck up on us too fast lol but we want too!
@@HUNTRPOD every time I listen to you guys I learn something new. Your talk with Joel Buchanan made me realize how much more I need to learn about my arrow setups. TY for doing what you guys do. Your real, honest conversations are what makes you guys and your podcast the best out there. 200+ podcasts. Get Nick on it now. Haha Curt
Good stuff guys!
I have one more short more question. Do ether of you play pickleball to stay in shape. Its estimated 35 million Americans play pickleball. Its the fastest growing sport and by 2030 it will up to 40 million players and thats just in America.
Draw length is everything when it comes to fps. One inch of draw length is about 15fps on average.
Crossbows (ravins) are so deadly it’s not even funny. I was injured and had to shoot my ravin 2 years ago and dropped 4 does and the 5th one went 20 yards. Between 15-40 yard shots. Hell doe number 6 was with a muzzleloader and it went 150 yards haha
Holy shit you have a 180 inch mature buck on your property for the last 3 years and corn piles haven’t wiped it out?!? holy shit
I would imagine it’s easy to get 10k calories when you own an ice cream shop, one butterfinger blizzard is like 3000!
Everyone Ik ( not too many people) buy their arrows online
Victory is popular at the good pro shops
60# 340 ibo bow
400 grain arrow
280 ish fps.
Rage hypodermic
Will blow through mature bucks out to 50 yards if they're broadside with proper shot placement. Fast and flat like a coyote rifle. Shot placement trumps all. Heavy arrows just kill trajectory.
Deer aren't lost because people aren't shooting enough poundage. Deer are lost because shots are rushed, the pin isn't settled and the shot is punched off.
Excessive poundage leads to more of this sloppy shooting.
I think most people would be really surprised about what a truly tuned bow with a truly straight flying arrow will do for penetration. I shot Rocket Hammerheads for year until I realized they weren't opening upon entry which just sucks up energy and kills penetration.
A bare shaft tune imo is the key for accuracy and penetration.
The point of a heavier arrow isnt the perfect shot placement. Its to correct for bad shot placement/only getting a marginal shot. And they work fantastically for that. On a perfect shot they’re simply just as lethal
@@chuck8586 however a heavy arrow requires knowing the yardage more precisely and a lighter faster arrow gives the deer less time to react. Hitting the dreaded " back a little" really isn't any better with a heavy arrow. Flat shooting makes for less error imo.
@@natemihlbachler3511 heavier wont hurt accuracy much at all out to 30. After that, just practice, it’ll still be consistent
Mega Meat in the woods. Shwaacker on field edges.
No bolt chart
Covid outbreak during election year? Nooooo not possible. lmao
Haha right?
Convid
First
Time to leave that last debacle in the rear view I see, and I was just getting warmed up.
Haha always moving, we don’t live for a single topic
@@HUNTRPOD, a rolling stone gathers no mossy oak
Hey do yall plant any chicory? If not, why not give it a shot, especially in your clover plots
I’ve got two in Ohio with it, the only thing I don’t like is hard to manage broadleaf weeds in the clover and chicory mix (can’t use 2,4-DB)
@@HUNTRPOD i can absolutely agree its hard to manage the weeds in it, have good luck with deer liking it? I have a 1/4 acre plot in back of my cabin sullivan county pa, i cant tell how much they like it, but do see them with basically the whole top of the plant in their mouths on occasion
8k-10k calories a day is less likely than Biden having a 6 handicap… just saying😂
Laughing out loud loud you think you eat 8-10k calories
Bro, 4000 calories is my breakfast
Haha what?!
Im shooting a 2016 pse bowmadness 32. Never seen any point on upgrading past that. If you cant hit with that you don't need to be bowhunting
MATHEWS ALL THE WAY
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