Traditional Bowhunting Podcast and Videos

[LB_hntr]

49 podcasts and 21 videos!
That is what I have published in the 5 months since I started it.
 Lots of great info there for everyone from beginner to experienced.
Podcast on many topics and video demonstrations on sharpening, making strings, making fire, bowfishing, tricks for longbow set up, making arrows heavy, modifying quivers, etc.

In 5 months we have had 13,000 visits and podcasts have been played and downloaded over 17,000 times and we only have 49 podcasts so far!!!!!
 
When you get a chance check it out. Since I became a sponsor on here many of you are regulars on my site already. But for those of you that didn't know about it I figured I throw this invite out there.

Thank you everyone for the amazing support.

Click the link in my signature to go directly to the site.

[Rooselk]

That's some good stuff! Didn't know about this until seeing this post. Just added your website to my bookmarks and YouTube favorites. Thanks.

[BassBow]

Jason has been recording some very fine podcasts. Very helpful for people new to traditional bowhunting and veterans of the sport.

Keep up the good work, Jason!

[Manitoba Stickflinger]

Thanks…great resource for info!!

[Onions]

I have enjoyed listening to many of the podcasts.
Thanks for putting them togather!

chris <><

[Missouri Bowman]

Thanks they are a great source of info. They come in handy when it's hard to just explain something to someone new to the sport and they can just watch the video and learn.

[PeteA]

Great stuff, well round for the new and experience. Also love the general outdoor info. Thanks for supplying some great info. I've become a regular listener and watcher.

These are fun podcasts, and he records them while driving from upper Michigan to lower Michigan to work! Good job and great use of driving time Jason!

[Tradtical Commando]

Man I listen to your podcasts all the time! You do a fantastic job with great info and perspective!

[Butchie]

I check in often, good stuff...thanks!    

[LB_hntr]

Thanks everyone!
 Its alot of work but alot of fun as well.

Susan, your topic you suggested "Just a Doe" is the #1 listened to podcast out of all of them. And by a a good margin.
Thanks again for the topic idea!

[Jered Shofner]

Jason,  Driving home from the Compton rendezvous last summer, my buddies and I were talking about all the traditional bowhunting topics that would make great podcasts.  A few months later, I stumbled on your great website.

Thanks for sharing the knowledge and taking the time to put these recordings online for us all.  Keep up the great work!

[rocketman]

Thanks, it's now bookmarked!

[frassettor]

Jason,
Keep up the good work! So much of what we do is all trial and error trying to find out what works the best for the individual.I really enjoy listening to see if what you do would work for me as well.
I have some ideas for some topics if you are interested.

[LB_hntr]

Originally posted by frassettor:
Jason,
Keep up the good work! So much of what we do is all trial and error trying to find out what works the best for the individual.I really enjoy listening to see if what you do would work for me as well.
I have some ideas for some topics if you are interested.

I'm always interested in topic ideas. I have a good list of topics that I randomly pick from. The more topic ideas the better. Emailbor pm me anything you have anytime. If its a topic I know about I will do it. If its a topic I don't know enough about hopefully I will be able to interview someone who does know. By the end of this month I'm hoping to he set up with skpe to be able to do interviews.