The Woodsman
from Racks Fur N’ Feathers Hosted by Big Heads Media
The guys welcome sportsman and administrator of the popular Facebook page The Woodsman Mike Ellis into the studio. Subjects discussed: How the Facebook page came to be, Mike's Thailand experience, his Alaskan moose hunt, how he balances his sometimes hectic business life and his personal life, Mike explains how he deals with anti hunters, Mike's ALMOST state record turkey, calling vs rattling, eating rat, and the Buchanan Bass Anglers' charity crawfish boil.
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