In this episode, Nate and Devin sit down with Jordan Hoover, a member of Michigan’s Deer Advisory Team, for an in-depth conversation about the current and future state of hunting regulations in the state. With the April 8th Natural Resources Commission (NRC) meeting on the horizon, the discussion centers on the potential changes being considered—and what they could mean for hunters across Michigan.

Jordan brings insider perspective on how regulation decisions are made, the role of the Deer Advisory Team, and the key issues currently on the table. Together, they break down the proposals under review, the concerns and priorities of the hunting community, and how hunters can stay informed and involved in the process.

Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or just interested in wildlife policy, this episode offers a clear, thoughtful look at a pivotal moment that could shape the future of hunting in Michigan.

Want to make your voice heard? Email NRC@michigan.gov

In this episode, Nate, Devin, and Trav sit down for an in-depth discussion on the current challenges facing the Michigan deer herd and what it means for the future of hunting in Michigan. From herd health and population concerns to regulation changes, they break down the ongoing debate around moving from a two-buck limit to a one-buck state.

This hunting podcast dives deep into Michigan deer management, the role of the Natural Resources Commission (NRC), and why it’s critical for hunters to make their voices heard in the decision-making process. Whether you support a one-buck rule or prefer the current system, this episode emphasizes the importance of hunter involvement, conservation responsibility, and participating in the democratic process that shapes hunting regulations.

If you care about whitetail deer hunting, Michigan hunting laws, deer herd management, and staying informed on NRC decisions, this episode is a must-listen. Join Nate, Devin, and Trav as they share perspectives, debate key issues, and encourage every hunter to take an active role in protecting the future of the sport.

Looking to join us?https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/about/boards/nrc

In this Monday morning episode, Nate and Trav return to the podcast to talk about the upcoming YouTube series and the ideas behind it. They also dive into a thought-provoking discussion on scripture that the project brought to mind, exploring faith, perspective, and the deeper meaning behind the passages they’ve been reflecting on. Join them for an honest conversation about creativity, biblical insight, and what’s ahead for the channel.

Spring is creeping back into the Mitten, and Nate and Trav can feel it. In this episode, the guys kick back and talk about the changing of seasons, shaking off winter, and that growing anticipation that only turkey season can bring. It’s all about the excitement — early mornings, echoing gobbles, and the kind of fresh start that only spring in Michigan delivers.

They each share one memorable turkey hunting story — the kind that sticks with you long after the season ends — filled with close calls, lessons learned, and the moments that keep you coming back to the woods.

No deep dives or rule breakdowns — just two buddies fired up for spring and talking turkey.

n this episode, Nate, a Mossy Oak Properties Land Realtor, sits down with fellow Mossy Oak Properties agents Riley and Dwayne to talk all things buying and selling hunting land and what it really looks like to get into the land real estate market.This conversation breaks down the realities of selling recreational and hunting properties, including what buyers are looking for, how land values are changing, and what first-time land buyers should understand before jumping in. From small acreage hunting parcels to larger recreational tracts, these guys share real-world experience from the field.

Welcome back to the final episode of the First Time Land Buyers Series, where we focus on getting the job done when it comes to buying land!

Welcome back to the 3rd episode of the FIRST TIME LAND BUYERS series, where we break down the importance of staying nimble when in the market for land.

Ok, so we realize this is a long one, but trust us, it's also a GOOD one! So sit down and lock in as we talk to the one and only Jake Ehlinger about his very own MICHIGAN MONSTER, and what it took to grow him at the home farm.