About this episode
Summary Don Higgins and Joe Miles announce the launch of a new online hunting show called Chasing Giants TV, a Mission Whitetail series. The show will feature Don and Joe sharing their experiences and strategies for hunting whitetail deer. They will be joined by a diverse group of hunters, including Bobby Worthington, West Delks, Terry Peer, Steve Shields, Chris Yates, Bryhn Kraft, Brandon Epperson, and Ty Miller. The show will provide a platform for hunters of all levels to learn and be inspired. Osseo Gear is the main sponsor of the show, and the first episodes will be released in September. In this conversation, Don, Terry, and Joe discuss various topics related to hunting and habitat management. They cover subjects such as camera placement, acorn crops, grafting trees, and the impact of floods on deer populations. They also talk about the adaptability of whitetail deer and the importance of proactive management decisions. The conversation ends with a discussion about upcoming hunting trips and projects. Overall, the conversation provides valuable insights and tips for hunters and land managers. Keywords hunting, whitetail deer, online show, Chasing Giants TV, Mission Whitetail series, Asio, hunting, habitat management, camera placement, acorn crops, grafting trees, floods, deer populations, adaptability, proactive management Takeaways Announcement of a new online hunting show called Chasing Giants TV, a Mission Whitetail series The show will feature Don Higgins and Joe Miles sharing their experiences and strategies for hunting whitetail deer The show aims to provide a platform for hunters of all levels to learn and be inspired Asio Gear and Real World Wildlife Products is the main sponsor of the show, and the first episodes will be released in September Proper camera placement is important for capturing quality footage and monitoring wildlife activity. The acorn crop can vary from year to year, and it's important to select fruit trees that ripen later in the season for hunting purposes. Grafting a female limb onto a male persimmon tree can result in a female persimmon tree. Deer are highly adaptable and can thrive in various landscapes and conditions. Proactive management decisions, such as limiting doe harvest, can have a positive impact on deer populations. Flooded areas can be repopulated by deer as the water recedes and new vegetation grows. Fall plots with diverse plant species can provide attractant throughout the season. The Mission Whitetail TV show will feature hunting adventures in various states and countries. The hosts express their appreciation for the support and friendship of their listeners and guests.