7: Grant Woods
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Grant Woods is known as one of the more influential whitetail biologists today. Spook shares how he and Grant meet back in the mid 1980’s and how their friendship has developed over many years. There is a mutual respect between these two experts in their fields. Brian gets Grant to share some stories and great insights on the science of deer and how to better approach your hunting property. This is a podcast you don’t want to miss!
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