Todd and Justin are back—sweating through heat waves, dodging granola mishaps, debating the reality of buck shaming, and recapping a killer weekend at the Tethrd Teach & Train event. From misread emails about “horse saddles” to saddle hunting gear hacks and hilarious misadventures, this one covers it all.

Stick around for laughs, lessons, and a whole lot of bowhunting wisdom. Don’t forget to wish Todd a happy birthday this weekend!

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🦌 This Saturday Tethrd Teach and Train Event at Coon Creek Hunt Club | 10AM–3PM | Free food + fun

In this episode, Todd and Justin tackle the hot-button topic of Florida’s newly approved black bear hunt—the first in nearly a decade—and the backlash it’s stirred up. From anti-hunting tactics to population management facts, the guys break it all down.

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They also dig into off-season prep, trailcam placement, food plot frustrations, and why Sasquatch content might be taking over Instagram. It’s a wild mix of hunting talk, laughs, and gear updates—just like you’ve come to expect.

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It’s a wild one at The Watering Hole! Todd and Justin kick things off with some laughs and dive into real talk about hunting access, predator management, and the crazy amount of time and money we all put into our hunting passion. From deer leases and trail cam surprises to heated debates over bow cases and state hunting regulations, this episode covers it all. They also preview upcoming hunting trips, public land strategies, and discuss controversial new baiting permits in Tennessee. Oh, and don't miss the invite to the Tethrd Teach & Train event — come hang with the crew!

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In this episode of The Watering Hole, Todd and Justin cover everything from deer season debates and mowing mishaps to baiting laws and band drama. They weigh in on Illinois hunting legislation, share the saga of hunting influencer Mark Lester’s legal battle, and even tackle drone surveillance on private land. Plus, they talk food plots, dead fawns, Memorial Day fishing, and whether it’s worth going to small claims court for a stiffed band gig. It’s equal parts hilarious, heated, and helpful.

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In this episode, Todd, and Justin, cover everything from spring food plot struggles and dry weather woes to surprising wildlife encounters and a deep dive into the growing pressure on public hunting lands. The guys swap stories about blown-away ground blinds, bass overpopulation, and a wild turkey visit during a backyard grill session.

They also share thoughts on the controversial use of drones for recovering wounded game and give a heartfelt shoutout to a fellow bowhunter injured at a recent Total Archery Challenge event. Plus, big news about the upcoming Tethrd Teach & Train event at Coon Creek Hunt Club – complete with food, fun, and a challenge to outshoot Justin on the range.

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In this episode, the guys kick things off with a frustrating story about a stolen tree stand and a tick-infested scouting trip. They dive into turkey season recaps, predator problems, and the return of turkeys to long-forgotten farms. The crew also shares their reactions to major changes in the 2025 ATA Show format—some good, some frustrating—and what it means for the hunting industry.

Later, they talk upcoming food plot prep, backyard lawn battles, and how raccoons are wrecking everything from yards to turkey populations. Things wrap up with a look at target bucks for the fall, a few classic hunting stories, and a reminder to join the Teach & Train event on June 14th for a hands-on saddle hunting experience.

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Turkey season’s heating up… and so is the frustration. In this episode of The Watering Hole, Todd and Justin vent about tough hunts, stubborn gobblers, and why Todd’s calling it quits (maybe). From decoy drama to failed ninja creeps, it’s clear this season isn’t going easy on anyone.

They also dig into some hot-button deer news out of Illinois, debate the “stages” of a hunter’s journey, and unpack the science behind how deer see movement. Oh—and Todd might’ve started (and ended) a worm farming operation.

It’s a mix of hunting insight, unfiltered opinions, and plenty of laughs—just how we like it.

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In this episode of The Watering Hole, the guys talk early season turkey hunts, close calls with coyotes, and whether shooting a Jake is ever the right call. They also dive into a heated (and hilarious) debate on electric bikes vs. electric motorcycles for hunting access, share behind-the-scenes stories from their Vortex factory tour, and explore the deeper meaning behind why we hunt. Stick around for food plot strategies, turkey nesting mishaps, and a candid discussion about conservation, meat, and the primal drive to chase game.

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