EP 401 Gary Roberson Talks Game Calls

In this episode, Larry Weishuhn sits down with veteran hunter Gary Robertson to discuss a revolutionary new hunting product called Wraith. Gary shares his firsthand field experiences testing the product, detailing its surprising effectiveness in outsmarting the keen senses of various wildlife species. Gary, initially a skeptic of scent-control products, shares his extensive field testing of a new formula developed by Hunt Labs Technologies. Scent Elimination: Gary successfully used the product to mask his scent from highly perceptive animals, including whitetail deer, coyotes, and antelope. Application Strategies: Spraying the product directly on boots, legs, and game calls prevented predators from picking up a human scent trail on the ground. Thermal Blocking: The most surprising discovery was that Wraith effectively blocks the human body's thermal and heat signatures. Field Evidence: Gary captured video footage of downwind animals—including a mature whitetail buck and an antelope at just 13 steps—looking right through him without spooking. Upcoming Hunts: Gary plans to test the product's limits on upcoming bear and feral hog hunts, given their notoriously sharp sense of smell. Market Availability: The product is slated for a fall release and will be available through Hunt Labs Technologies, Burnham Brothers, and Amazon. Content Creation: Gary will be documenting the entire process, sharing the field footage via a new monthly video podcast series to visually demonstrate the product's capabilities. Summer Predator Hunting: The hosts discuss the effectiveness of fawn distress calls during the summer months to manage coyote populations and protect fawns. Historical Wildlife Threats: Larry and Gary briefly reflect on historical wildlife challenges, particularly the devastating impact of screwworms on deer populations in South Texas prior to their eradication. All the Links: BurnhamBrothers Freq.com Wraith.com HuntLabTechnogy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices