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In today’s episode, I am joined with my good buddies Capt. James Nash who has been on the podcast before, as well as a few other hunting buddies, Mark, Pat, and Sam. We sit in the shop the morning after my wedding and discuss how James has taken a new lapproach to the way he is managing his elk ranch and applying some new strategies, what he has learned along the way that has improved his understanding of these amazing animals. We also have some in-depth conversations on arrow & broadhead weights and the data behind them, shot placement and of course some good stories. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did and learned some new insight along the way.
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Introductions – Start
James’ Elk Ranch – 7:27
James’ Approach to Managment – 10:49
Knowlege from Cam Video vs. Images – 18:05
How Does this Change Hunting Strategies – 24:36
Wind. – 36:44
Rolling Country – 48:09
Arrow Weight & Broadheads – 51:34
Blad Choices & Packing Out – 1:04:18
Ethics & Shot Choice – 1:29:26
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