Episode Overview & Updates
Larry’s friends Greg Simons, Brian Feenhold, and Rick Lambert are currently attending the Lander's One-Shot Antelope Hunt.
Fellow hunter John Landgrath is out in the field hunting reindeer and European buffalo, also known as wisent.
Larry is gearing up for an October 1st black bear bow hunt at the Choctaw Hunting Lodge.
He is practicing with a 10-point crossbow and sever broadheads. His goal is to harvest a large bear for a full-body mount for the lodge.
Larry shares a health update, noting he recovered from pericarditis last year. This required the removal of a liter of fluid from his heart sac.
A new book collaboration is currently underway with Jim Zumbo, Rick Lambert, and Luke Clayton.
Hunters should start rattling as soon as the first serious scrapes appear in the woods.
Early rattling in October can successfully draw in bucks, even in regions where the peak breeding season isn't until December.
Begin by gently rubbing antlers against trees or bushes to simulate a buck making a scrape. After this initial sequence, hunters should rattle periodically every hour.
Hunters must remember that older, mature bucks are highly cautious. These big bucks will consistently approach from downwind.
Wraith by Burnham Brothers: Larry highly recommends this spray formula. It is designed to eliminate human odor and mask your thermal imaging in the field.
Stealth Vision Red Dot: This 3 MOA dot sight mounts easily on a Picatinny rail. Larry uses it on his Taurus handguns and achieves incredibly tight, one-and-a-half-inch groups at 100 yards.
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