Overdrive Outdoors Podcast

A podcast centered around the great outdoors. We will cover topics from hunting and fishing to trapping, reloading, cooking/grilling, and more.

Overdrive Outdoors Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Overdrive Outdoors, with 206 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Overdrive Outdoors hosts Overdrive Outdoors Podcast, a sports show with 206 episodes published.

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  Episode #207

  Eyes in the Dark- Doug Reed

  May 21, 20261h 45mS0

  This week, Kevin talks with fellow Michigan coyote hunter, Doug Reed. Doug shared his journey from starting with trapping to becoming an accomplished coyote hunter, discussing his evolution from red lights to night vision and thermal equipment, and his current setup using a 6.5 PRC rifle. He detailed his hunting tactics, including wind direction strategies, call volume preferences (running all sounds at 28 volume), and average 25-minute set durations. Doug also discussed his successful mountain lion hunt in Idaho in 2019, his bobcat hunting experience with dogs in the UP, and his completion of a turkey world slam including a hunt in Mexico...

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  Episode #206

  What the BUCK is happening?

  May 7, 20262h 40mS0

  This week, Josh and Kevin, along with guests Jordan Hoover and Elliot Hubbard, discuss Michigan's deer hunting regulations, focusing on recent proposed changes including the move to a one-buck tag system and antler point restrictions. -Jordan and Elliot explained the team's recommendation for a one-buck system statewide - Amendments like antler point restrictions and changes to gun season dates. - Various aspects of deer management, including challenges with antlerless harvest, processing barriers, and the role of crop damage permits - Limited engagement of the general hunting population in antlerless harvest and potential solutions to increase participation in managing deer populations. ...

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  Episode #205

  First year a trapper- Kyle Mapes

  Apr 16, 20261h 42mS0

  This weeks episode focused on trapping experiences, with Kyle Mapes joining Kevin to discuss his first full season of trapping. -Kyle shared details about his trapping activities, including his catches of coyotes, raccoons, beavers, muskrats, and skunks, as well as his recent experience with water trapping for otters. -They cover various aspects of trapping techniques, including setting traps, checking lines, and handling incidental catches, with particular emphasis on the challenges and lessons learned from each species. -They discuss the current fur market conditions and the process of checking in trapped animals at DNR stations. -They finish with a discussion about...

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  Episode #204

  Jordan Hoover- 1 buck tag for Michigan?

  Apr 2, 20261h 35mS0

  This week focuses on Michigan deer management and regulations, with Kevin and Jordan Hoover discussing the upcoming 3-year regulatory cycle and the proposed one-buck system. Jordan explained that the Deer Advisory Team recommended moving to a one-buck system statewide with 74% support, which would help address the current imbalance in buck-to-doe ratios and improve herd health by encouraging more selective harvesting. They cover various other potential changes including antlerless DMU quotas, traditional muzzleloader season restoration, and APR (Antler Point Restriction) discussions, with Jordan noting that APRs have been divisive and weren't included in the main recommendation. Jordan highlighted the significant public...

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  Episode #203

  Korey Kirschenmann- Professional Coyote Hunting

  Mar 19, 20261h 54mS0

  This week, Kevin talks with Korey Kirschenmann, a coyote hunter from North Dakota with 40 years of experience. -Korey shared his hunting background, starting at age 16 after coyotes attacked his family dog, and discussed his impressive record of over 1,500 coyotes harvested in recent years. -His evolution from hand calling with Lohman calls to electronic calling -His transition to thermal and night vision equipment -His preference for using suppressed bolt-action rifles chambered in 22-250 and 20-250 calibers. -Korey covers his hunting setup, including his use of thermal scanners, night vision for navigation, and specific equipment configurations for both day and night hunting. ...

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