KEOTA OUTDOORS

On this episode of Keota Outdoors, Luke and his buddy Walker kick back in the man cave to share recent turkey hunting adventures from an unforgettable spring season. Walker and his hunting partner made the trip from central Louisiana to chase North Missouri longbeards, and the trip delivered with exciting hunts and successful tags punched. They wrapped it all up the right way—with a famous spring turkey and mushroom fry at camp.Luke also dives into his own Missouri opener, where a morning full of gobbles led to an action-packed hunt and a big triple-bearded gobbler hitting the dirt. The twist? He got it done using the controversial but completely legal method of reaping. Luke and Walker break down exactly how the hunt unfolded, why reaping can be an effective tactic, and why it deserves more respect in the turkey woods.If you enjoy turkey hunting stories, spring camp traditions, wild game cooking, and honest conversations about hunting culture, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

On this episode of the Keota Outdoors Podcast, Luke sits down in the mancave with Patrick Thompson, a whitetail land specialist, to break down the newly proposed changes to Missouri’s nonresident deer hunting regulations. Together, they thoroughly examine the Missouri Department of Conservation’s recently published survey and discuss each potential regulation change in detail.Luke and Patrick cover the possible positives and negatives these updates could have on Missouri deer hunting, including impacts on hunting pressure, opportunity, overall experience, and the age structure of Missouri whitetails. Their goal is simple: finding what’s best for the future of deer hunting in Missouri and the long-term quality of the herd.They believe some of these proposed changes could positively benefit Missouri’s mature buck population and improve the overall hunting experience across the state.Be sure to check out the MDC survey and make your voice heard before the April 20th deadline.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this episode, Luke is back in the saddle alongside his trusty homemade full strut decoy, kicking things off with an important update to Missouri’s 2026 turkey season regulations, specifically impacting youth hunters.From there, Luke dives deep into historical turkey harvest data across the Midwest, breaking down trends in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, and Illinois. While searching for patterns in population health and harvest success, one thing becomes clear—each state tells a very different story. Variations in bag limits, nonresident regulations, and season structures may all play a role in shaping these trends over time.The good news? Turkey populations across much of the Midwest appear to be holding strong.If you're heading out into the woods this spring, stay safe, enjoy the hunt, and good luck chasing gobblers. Don’t forget to share your success photos—we’d love to see them!Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this episode of the Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke sits down in his mancave to talk all things turkey hunting as the season quickly approaches.He breaks down the latest Missouri regulation changes, including new rules affecting non-resident hunters, updated bag limits, and increased tag prices. Luke also dives into the recent changes to shooting hours—highlighting the shift to all-day hunting on private land and the continued 1 PM cutoff on most public land.The conversation expands into broader wildlife management topics, including recent predator hunting regulation changes involving coyotes and raccoons, and how these decisions may be tied to improving turkey populations across the state.Luke also tackles the controversial topic of “reaping” turkeys—where hunters use a decoy to close the distance on a bird. While some consider it unsportsmanlike, Luke shares why he enjoys the adrenaline rush it brings, when he chooses to use it, and tells a few thrilling stories from the field.Finally, he discusses decoy strategies, emphasizing that success doesn’t always come from the most expensive gear. From budget setups to key details like realistic sizing and using a real tail fan, Luke shares what’s actually worked for him over the years.If you’re getting ready for turkey season or just enjoy hearing real hunting stories and strategies, this episode is for you.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

On this episode of The Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke sits down in the mancave with his buddy Kiley Harpster to talk everything deer.Kiley shares the full story behind his 7-year-old, 147” 10 pointer he arrowed in December of 2025. This buck was never a “superstar” on trail camera and stayed low on his radar for years — until the end of the 2025 season when Kiley shifted his focus to age and maturity. Once he committed to hunting this deer, it didn’t take long to capitalize.The craziest part? Kiley has sheds from this buck dating all the way back to the 2021 season, including antlers from when the deer was 3, 5, and 6 years old. Recently, he even picked up the final shed from his 2025 bow kill — bringing the entire story full circle.From there, the guys dive into shed season 2026. As of early March, Kiley believes 40–50% of bucks are still carrying antlers based on trail camera intel. Luke shares that he’s found 16 sheds so far this season, and spirits are high heading into the back half of the grind.To wrap things up, Kiley talks about attending the Quest Hunt Competition banquet, where he and his teammate placed 7th overall in Missouri with two outstanding archery bucks. They discuss the future of Quest under new ownership and why competitions like this keep bowhunters motivated.This episode is all about patience, maturity, long-term deer history, and the moments that make it all worth it.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

 On this episode of The Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke sits down with friend Tyler Cooper of Missouri — a consistently successful whitetail hunter with a passion for chasing mature bucks. The guys kick things off by diving into the upcoming shed season. They break down how to set realistic goals and expectations when it comes to shed hunting. While “miles for piles” often holds true, the number of sheds you find can depend on several factors — from property layout and deer density to timing and pressure. This conversation keeps it honest and relatable for the everyday outdoorsman. From there, Tyler shares details about his new Whitetail Consulting business, primarily serving North Missouri. Using his background in forestry and years of whitetail experience, Tyler works with landowners to help them effectively and efficiently manage and hunt for mature deer. If you’re interested in working with Tyler, reach out to him on Facebook or give him a call at 636-699-5814. To wrap up the episode, Tyler breaks down his incredible 2025 deer season. He brings both of this year’s archery bucks into the mancave to share the stories behind them. Both are big, mature deer — and one comes with a wild backstory and awesome history that you won’t want to miss. If you’re fired up about shed season, chasing mature whitetails, and learning from real-world experience, this episode is for you. Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

On this episode of  The Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke sits down with his friend Andrew Helton, a professional forester from Missouri, to break down Timber Stand Improvement (TSI) and invasive species control—and why nearly every property can benefit from it.They dive into why proper TSI is so important for overall land health and how it can dramatically improve wildlife habitat for species like whitetail deer, turkeys, and quail, while also increasing the long-term financial value of your timber.Luke and Andrew also discuss common invasive species in Missouri, including multiflora rose, autumn olive, and bush honeysuckle, and practical ways landowners can start battling these invasions on their own properties. The conversation expands into non-native or low-value tree species like honey locust, black locust, elm, and eastern red cedar, and how they often take more from your farm than they give.To wrap things up, Andrew shares insight into his personal “play farm,” where he experiments with different land management strategies. What was once an old cattle farm is now a highly diversified property holding five coveys of quail along with strong deer and turkey numbers.No matter the size of your property, anyone can improve their land using some of the methods discussed in this episode. If you’re into land management, habitat improvement, or making your ground work better for wildlife and your future, give this episode a listen.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

On this episode of the Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke is riding solo on the drive home from a hunting trip in Louisiana, recapping four days of duck hunting with his good friend Walker. The hunts were tough and the ducks were scarce, but chasing birds in new areas with good friends made the trip more than worth it.Luke also talks about taking a big boar hog using a thermal scope, Walker’s impressive black lab and the solid work she does retrieving, and the excellent Cajun-style meals cooked back at the river camp. From wild game to good food and even better company, this trip had it all.Luke also gives a shoutout to Walker’s TikTok page, where he shares his Cajun cooking videos. Even when the hunting is slow, the memories, laughs, and meals make it a trip to remember.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this episode of The Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke sits down in the Mancave with family friend Brent Bernhardt to talk all things upland bird hunting, bird dogs, and getting back into waterfowl hunting.Brent grew up hunting during the good ol’ days of quail hunting here in Missouri and spent much of his life chasing quail and pheasants behind bird dogs. He shares stories from decades in the uplands and explains how his hunting has evolved over time — including a recent transition to hunting with a new dog, a female black lab.This season, Brent has been quail hunting his lab as she learns the art of pointing, while also getting back into duck hunting to give her more opportunities to retrieve. Luke and Brent swap stories from a great bird season, touching on the challenges, the wins, and the special moments that only happen when hunting with dogs.Luke also talks about hunting his dog Timber during her first season and how she’s done an excellent job retrieving ducks and geese.If you love bird hunting, bird dogs, and hearing real stories from the field, this episode is packed with great conversation and memories.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

On this episode of the Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke sits down in the mancave with his longtime waterfowl hunting buddy Bailey Small. The two dive into the 2025 waterfowl season so far — the highs, the lows, and the unforgettable hunts, including a Canadian goose band that highlighted the recent part of the season.Luke and Bailey talk through the challenges and rewards of chasing migrating birds on Missouri’s public land conservation areas, sharing real-world experiences that every public-land hunter can relate to.Bailey also opens up about his dog Rip and the journey behind Small Kennels, his gun dog training business. With five years of experience and a reputation for producing high-quality dogs, Bailey breaks down his training programs, his approach to developing reliable gun dogs, and how he manages to hunt so many days during the season.If you’re into ducks, geese, public land, or gun dogs — this one’s for you.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

 On this episode of The Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Max and Luke sit down to break down the second attempt at filling Luke’s Colorado deer tag—an impromptu trip that turned into an unforgettable adventure. After heading back to Colorado for one more shot, Luke found himself in the middle of three action-packed days of spot-and-stalk hunting, filled with close encounters on big mule deer and impressive whitetails. The terrain, the stalks, and the unpredictable moments kept the energy high and the pressure on. But persistence paid off. Luke ultimately connected on a heavy, unique, battle-worn whitetail buck—an old warrior busted up from a season of fighting. Taking him on the ground, with a bow, at 30 yards made the moment even more special. In this episode, you’ll hear the full story: the history behind the buck, how each stalk unfolded, what nearly went wrong, and how the entire trip came together in a big way. If you love raw hunting stories, ground-level encounters, and the payoff of grit and determination, this is one you won’t want to miss. Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

Luke sits down in the mancave with Kale McCubbins to tell the story of his incredible Missouri whitetail — a main frame 10-point with a 15-inch double beam, nearly 18 inches of antler broken off, and a final score pushing 180 inches. Kale only had a couple trail camera pictures and a hunch the buck was still in the area, so he trusted his instincts and used some creative tactics to stay in the game.On November 13, a little confusion in the stand led Kale to draw on what he thought was a different buck — but the mistake turned into the hunt of a lifetime when the arrow found its mark on this big, mature Missouri whitetail.In this episode, Luke and Kale break down the chaos, the quick decisions, and the wild emotions that come with sealing the deal on a true backwoods giant.If you love big buck stories, honest hunting talk, and good old-fashioned deer camp storytelling, this one’s for you.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this Outdoor Drop episode, Luke checks in live from the deer stand on Missouri’s rifle opener. He kicks things off by finishing the story of the buck he shot with his bow and gives an honest update on how that hunt ended. Then he recaps a wild week of bowhunting with Max—full of close calls, missed chances, and lessons learned. To top it off, Luke shares the story of his dad’s biggest whitetail ever—a giant 168” 14-pointer taken on their small family farm. The rut’s been exciting, unpredictable, and humbling… just the way deer season goes.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

Luke sits down with Max in the mancave to swap stories from an action-packed stretch of hunts. Max kicks things off with a recap of his Colorado rifle mule deer trip, where he and his family got a close encounter with a great public-land buck—but the hunt takes a tough turn when the shot doesn’t connect as hoped. Then the guys shift gears to whitetail season in Missouri, where the rut is heating up. Luke shares the story of multiple close calls with his target buck, and just hours before recording, he finally got an arrow in him. With the outcome still uncertain, the two talk through the shot, tracking plans, and the rollercoaster that is deer season.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

Kiley’s back — and he did exactly what he said he would in Episode 1. After breaking down early-season whitetail strategies on the very first Outdoor Aligned episode, Kiley put that plan into action and tagged a 147-inch 8-pointer on September 18th.In this episode, Kiley walks through the full story — from scouting and patterning the buck, to his second sit with a thunderstorm rolling in, and the long, rain-soaked recovery that followed. Luke and Kiley also look ahead to the rut, swapping plans and stories about target bucks and close encounters that keep the fire burning.It’s a story of strategy, patience, and proof that sticking to the plan pays off.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this episode of The Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke and Max tell the full story of “Ghost,” the 187-inch mule deer that closed out their annual Colorado spot-and-stalk hunt. After a long, careful stalk, a less-than-ideal shot led to a restless night and a big decision — calling in a big game tracking hound to help recover the deer the next morning. The story comes full circle when the guys finally lay hands on a buck they’d known from the year before, with trail cam photos and close encounters adding to the history behind this giant.From there, Luke recounts a long, exhausting stalk on another buck that came heartbreakingly close, before wrapping up with this episode’s “One That Got Away” — the tale of a 200-inch whitetail deadhead they narrowly missed finding themselves.This episode has everything — strategy, emotion, and the reality of western bowhunting. Tune in for one of the most memorable hunts yet from the Outdoor Aligned crew.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this episode of Outdoor Drop, Luke and Max sit down in the camper to recap days 3 through 6 of their annual Colorado spot-and-stalk mule deer hunt. The trip hasn’t been easy — a shed antler punctured a tire, a few arrows disappeared into the corn, the heat has been brutal, and for a while, the deer just weren’t cooperating.But persistence pays off. Late in the trip, the guys turn up the big buck they spotted on day one and make a careful stalk through the open country. This time, everything comes together. Tune in to hear the full story of the successful harvest, the ups and downs along the way, and what makes this hunt one they’ll never forget.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this episode of the Outdoor Drop, Luke and Max sit down by the camper to recap the first two days of their annual spot-and-stalk mule deer hunt.Day one kicked off with a big buck sighting that set the tone for the trip. What followed was a long, intense day of heat, sweat, and stealth as we tried to close the distance on that deer in a thick cornfield. It was an adrenaline-filled stalk that came close — but not close enough.Grab a chair by the fire and join us as we relive the start of another memorable hunt, talk strategy, and share what we’ve learned from the early action in mule deer country.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this episode of the Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke sits down with longtime friend and hunting partner Max Grogan to swap stories from a busy early season and look ahead to their favorite trip of the year.We start with Max’s archery antelope season, where long days on the prairie brought plenty of challenges but no punched tag. From there, we head to the mountains to hear about his recent archery elk hunts — early season bulls that were tight-lipped, run-ins with other hunters deep in the timber, and the ups and downs of hunting during the muzzleloader overlap. Max shares the story of a close encounter with a herd bull at 40 yards that didn’t quite go his way.Finally, we shift gears into the future with our upcoming annual spot-and-stalk archery mule deer hunt. With past success and this year’s excellent habitat conditions from all the rain, hopes are high for big deer and plenty of exciting encounters. We’re fired up for what’s ahead and look forward to bringing you along for the ride.If you’re into antelope, elk, or mule deer bowhunting — or just love the camaraderie of a hunting camp — this episode is packed with stories, lessons, and excitement for the season.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this very first episode of the Outdoor Aligned Podcast, Luke sits down with longtime friend and dedicated bowhunter Kiley Harpster to talk all things early season whitetail.We dive into strategies for hunting whitetails in September, how Kiley uses trail cameras to understand deer movement, and the specific bucks he’s targeting this fall. Kiley shares the details of his game plan — which deer he has in mind, the properties they’re living on, and how he’s going to go after them when the conditions line up.From there, we shift into his involvement with the Quest Hunt Competition, discussing the success he and his partners have had in past seasons and what makes the contest such a fun challenge. That leads us into a recap of last season’s highlight: on September 19th, Kiley harvested an absolute giant whitetail. We break down the strategy, the history he had with that deer, and how the hunt unfolded — with the buck itself right there in the studio with us.If you’re into early-season tactics, chasing target bucks, trail cam strategy, or competitive deer hunting, this episode is packed with stories and insight that will get you fired up for fall.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

In this first Outdoor Drop episode, Luke heads out for a solo morning dove hunt with his dog, Timber. It turned out to be an incredible morning — we dropped 15 doves, even if only one made it on camera.Along the way, I break down my dove hunting setup, how Timber is progressing as a hunting companion, and why mornings like this remind me why I love being in the field. Sometimes it’s not just about the birds in the bag, but about the experience, the lessons, and the time spent with your best four-legged friend.This is what Outdoor Drop is all about — raw, unfiltered hunts straight from the field.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.

Welcome to the very first episode of the Outdoor Aligned Podcast!  In this kickoff episode, host Luke Long introduces himself and shares the story behind the podcast — a place for everyday outdoorsmen to talk hunting, fishing, and everything in between. From early memories with his dad, to lifelong lessons learned in deer stands, duck blinds, and on the water, Luke explains why now is the time to start documenting these experiences.  You’ll hear about the mission behind Outdoor Aligned, the difference between biweekly episodes and in-the-field bonus drops, and a glimpse into the long list of outdoor topics coming your way — whitetails, waterfowl, food plots, shed hunting, trot lines, turkeys, and more.  If you’re someone who lives and breathes the outdoor lifestyle — not just one season, but all of them — this podcast is for you.  Thanks for tuning in to the start of something special. And remember: Stay aligned with the outdoors.Thanks for listening to The Outdoor Aligned PodcastSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @TheOutdoorAlignedPodcast   For bonus drops and raw in-the-field episodes, look for "The Outdoor Drop" releases.Questions, guest ideas, or feedback? Email [email protected]  Remember, stay aligned with the outdoors.