The Pierce Wildlife’s Podcast

Pierce's Wildlife Podcast hosts trade hunting tales and practical advice: why trapping boosts turkey numbers, how keeping a hunting log improves success, tips, restarting after wildfire loss (cheap guns, public land, borrowed gear), humorous hunting mishaps, and a deep dive into spotting male vs. female geese.

The hosts break down a lively Masters recap with surprising upsets, Rory McIlroy’s charge, viral moments (Kevin Hart and hole-in-ones), and big names missing the cut. They share personal golf stories — a 79 breakthrough, scramble highlights(long drive and closest to the pin), and a proud grandson’s win — and discuss tech, tee distances, celebrity attention, sponsors, and an upcoming interview about the Masters.

In this episode the hosts correct last week’s ruddy duck facts, explain skunk torpor, and discuss why specks and snow geese follow specific flyways. They share surprising deer mortality stats for Georgia, talk property cleanup and pecan orchard work, and give practical river-fishing tips (worms on a bobber and finding a swell). The episode also includes personal stories from fishing and turkey hunts, advice on hunting preparations and gear, and local business plugs for forestry mulching and hunting supplies.

The hosts take listeners on a freewheeling walk through recent wildlife adventures—finding armadillo holes, hunting for sheds, and a startling bobcat encounter. They swap trapping and river stories, spot rare ducks and geese, uncover old river artifacts, and talk hunting tips and upcoming seasons. Bare with our ads, Were new to this! 

The hosts dive into fall prep: food plots, protein for deer, feeders and Banks blind options from River Grove Supply, plus Pro Forestry mulching to clear shooting lanes. They also discuss trapping coyotes, raccoons and possums, getting kids involved, and changing hunting trends. Along the way are wild stories — a fox running down the driveway, catfish noodle tips, electric fishing myths, and a harrowing duck-hunting near‑drowning that cost a gun — wrapped up with sponsor shout-outs and local gear recommendations.

The hosts dive into fall prep: food plots, protein for deer, feeders and Banks blind options from River Grove Supply, plus Pro Forestry mulching to clear shooting lanes. They also discuss trapping coyotes, raccoons and possums, getting kids involved, and changing hunting trends. Along the way are wild stories — a fox running down the driveway, catfish noodle tips, electric fishing myths, and a harrowing duck-hunting near‑drowning that cost a gun — wrapped up with sponsor shout-outs and local gear recommendations.

The hosts clarify the podcast will not be explicit, then dive into recent hunting stories—including a pheasant hunt, taxidermy challenges, and creative mounting ideas using pre-made skull mounts. They discuss improving deer health with protein and food plots, planning field maintenance, and share practical tips for managing feeders, thistle, and soil. Along the way they trade funny family anecdotes about putting mounts on the wall, discover edible maypops, and ramble about tractors, sports, and everyday life—inviting listeners to send topic ideas for future episodes.

On this episode the Pierce family shares a miraculous Texas hunt where a buck with a shattered leg disappeared after being shot, only to be found weeks later resting against the camp — a recovery that ended in a 168-inch, 10-year-old trophy. They also celebrate Hills Tire winning Best of the Best and the strength of their team. The conversation moves to an action-packed Arkansas duck trip: unexpected species, rare drake bufflehead and pintails for the boys, family moments in the blind, lessons learned from guided hunts, and plans for future trips.

The hosts recap a lively Texas ranch trip featuring trophy deer, quail hunting, a 1,000‑yard shot, great food from a private chef, and a bout of sickness that didn’t slow them down. They also discuss late season deer management decisions (doe vs. buck), upcoming Arkansas duck and snow goose hunts, gear and gadgets (guns and a golf simulator), processing options, and the joy of hunting with family.

In this episode the crew recounts a tough hunt where a mechanical broadhead failed on a near-perfect crossbow shot, sparking doubts, gear lessons, and a switch back to fixed heads. They talk through testing, responsibility, and the learning that comes with hunting. The hosts also share a hilarious Thanksgiving duck hunt full of decoy mishaps, a misbehaving retriever, and an 11-year-old learning the ropes. The episode closes with excitement about an upcoming Texas trip and dreams of leases, family traditions, and more hunting adventures.

In this episode the hosts recap an action-packed Kansas trip — flying with a firearm, quick tips for checking guns at airports, pheasant and duck hunts, and a surprise giant buck on film. They also discuss local deer activity, rut observations, and scouting tips like hunting near privet hedges. They tease upcoming trips to Texas and Arkansas, share gear stories (including wader woes), mention seeing a rare snow goose in Georgia, and preview a funny next episode featuring guest stories and more hunting plans.   Watch the Kansas hunt here. https://youtu.be/dotgkprUEGc  

In this episode the hosts catch up on recent hunting action, including a successful bow shot on an eight-point buck, tracking the blood trail with a thermal, and the recovery that followed. They share stories about past hunts, gear reliability, and the differences between bow and rifle impacts. They also discuss family time, local hunting etiquette, upcoming trips to Kansas and Texas, packing tips for traveling hunters, and reflections on deer behavior and population management.

The crew hangs out in an old cabin and shares hunting-season stories — from funny mishaps like bumping an antler chandelier to gear talk about bows, sights and decades of changing technology. They also discuss close calls and safety lessons, emphasizing practice, careful loading (don't load until you're ready), shot placement with a bow, and staying mindful with crossbows and firearms.

In this episode the hosts share wild hunting stories — including trailcam footage of a black bear near Morgan Mill Road, close encounters with bobcats and coyotes, and the fear of walking to morning stands. They also discuss suburban hunting challenges, ethical deer recoveries using thermal drones, gear like chest holsters, and the value of having local hunting property Bear video: https://youtu.be/fMDjpVyiP18  

Hosts share opening weekend deer-hunting stories Including a target buck kill, a risky perfect shot, drone-assisted recovery, and surprising coyote activity. They discuss gear checks, practicing in stands, hunting-season routines, and upcoming Texas and Kansas hunts. The episode also touches on cooking venison, teamwork with a recovery expert, memorable moments from a Jeff Foxworthy show, and the excitement of football and fall traditions that signal hunting season. Youtube link here: https://youtu.be/RVtQFLjpWoM

The hosts open the episode mourning the loss of Charlie Kirk, sharing emotional reflections and prayers before shifting to lighter topics. They recap a successful opening hunting weekend — rainy but productive — talk about gun trouble, family time, and the joy of working with their Brittany spaniel, Darla, who retrieved many birds. The episode also covers a DNR inspection on their property, thoughts on wildlife management, and the dilemma of whether to harvest an eight‑point buck with deer season approaching.

Hosts catch up after a break, recapping the Griffin Cup, a birthday weekend, and the approach of hunting season. They discuss family conflicts over football vs. dove hunting, deer biology (velvet shedding and aging bucks), and gear changes like bog pods and scopes. The episode explores old-school hunting versus camera-driven management, shares a funny scrapyard magnet mishap, and mentions The Bone Yard Facebook group giveaways. They close with dove-season hopes, thanks to listeners, and a reminder to follow the show.

Join us for a lively episode of the Pierce's Wildlife Podcast as we dive into the joys of summer vacations and fishing excursions. From catching redfish and snook at Anna Maria Island to savoring delicious island cuisine, it's been a summer to remember. We also explore the world of electric bikes, sharing tips on how DIY conversion kits can make hunting trips stealthier and more efficient. Discover how these innovations are changing the game for hunters, along with some entertaining stories from the trails. Adding a twist to the episode, there's an unexpected arrival of a goat named Marshmallow, sparking a flurry of activity to build a new pen just in time for a cozy night.

Welcome to an exciting episode of the Pierce's Wildlife Podcast where we take you on a journey blending the world of hunting with Eden and Robin (boom-Boom). The episode dives deep into family dynamics, where the Pierce family balances their love for the outdoors and Family time. You'll meet the vibrant family members, hear hilarious anecdotes from the hunting ground, and discover how they juggle multiple hobbies including golfing and racing. Robin, affectionately called 'Boom Boom,' shares her experiences of being a 'hunting widow' and how the family adjusted through the years. Eden discusses the challenges and rewards of supporting her husband’s hunting passion, while managing a bustling household with kids who are quickly following in their family's outdoor adventure footsteps. Join us as we celebrate family, explore the joys of outdoor living, and learn about the exciting plans for the Pierce Pageant Company. Don’t miss out on this heartfelt and fun-filled episode!

Welcome to another heartwarming episode of Pierce's Wildlife Podcast, where young Forrest shares his incredible hunting experiences with listeners. Join the hosts as they engage in a delightful conversation about Forrest's first deer hunt, his fond memories, and amusing anecdotes that will bring a smile to your face. This episode delves into the joys of childhood memories, discussing the anticipation of hunting season and the thrill of the outdoors, as seen through the eyes of a young enthusiast. Enjoy tales of deer, doves, and daredevilish go-kart races that embody the spirit of adventure and laughter. Tune in for an episode filled with fun, family stories, and a genuine appreciation for nature's beauty, as shared by a budding young hunter and his supportive family. https://youtube.com/shorts/0O7-GlWCCd8  

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Pierce Wildlife Podcast! In this episode, we dive into the world of hunting with tales of triumphs and mishaps, highlighted by memorable shots and missed opportunities. Join us as we reminisce about the best shots we've ever made, discuss the art of perfect aim, and explore our bucket list hunts, from elk in the mountains to sea ducks in Maine. With entertaining anecdotes and humorous exchanges, this episode is a must-listen for hunting enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys a good story from the great outdoors.

In this engaging episode of Pierce's Wildlife Podcast, host Currie welcomes the illustrious Brett Upson. The conversation dives deep into Brett's multifaceted life as a prominent entrepreneur and a committed Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) trainer. With years of experience and a profound dedication to serving his community, Brett shares his journey from crime scene investigations to advanced training coordination for GBI agents. The episode takes a scenic detour into Brett's ventures in event rentals and the popular Shade Tree operations, shedding light on the challenges and triumphs of managing multiple businesses with his wife, Ashley. Listeners are invited into the world of Shade Tree Event Rentals and the legacy it continues to build. As an avid wildlife enthusiast, Brett narrates nostalgic tales from the renowned hunting club at Crossroad, sharing personal anecdotes and cherished memories of hunting expeditions, both past and present. The discussion reveals the rich history and lasting impact of this historic hunting site in Spalding County. Moreover, the Griffin Cup's inspiring success story unfolds, spotlighting its substantial charitable contributions to local causes. Brett elaborates on his deep-rooted desire to give back to the community, culminating in nearly half a million dollars raised for various organizations over the years. Tune in for a heartwarming tale of dedication, family bonds, and the power of community spirit.

Welcome back to Pierce's Wildlife Podcast! In this episode, join Currie and Dwight as they take you on a delightful journey through their latest adventures. From celebrating the successful planting of dove fields to recounting a spontaneous evening at the golf course, they share anecdotes filled with laughter and camaraderie. The episode takes an unexpected twist with tales of a surprising rodent encounter in downtown and the challenging task of dealing with a pesky buzzard. Sprinkled throughout are reflections on how quickly time passes and the joys of observing wildlife, from deer to ducks, in their natural habitats. Tune in for an entertaining ride that blends humor with the beauty of the great outdoors.

Join us in this episode of Pierce Wildlife as we dive into the bustling season of planting and fieldwork. Despite a short hiatus, we're back in action, managing everything from the dove field to watching the fascinating habits of Mississippi Kites and hawks. Discover how birds hunt and thrive on the land, and hear amusing anecdotes of electric fences and family humor. Plus, get excited with us for the upcoming dove season as we prepare the fields, test new equipment, and share plans for successful hunts. It's a season of growth, learning, and plenty of laughs—perfect for any outdoor enthusiast or wildlife watcher.   If you listen to this episode, you could earn yourself a seat on the field!

Welcome to episode 11 of Pierce's Wildlife! Join us as we dive into the joys and hiccups of fishing, from trying to catch the big one in a local pond to experiencing the thrill and unexpected turns of fishing tournaments. We reminisce about unforgettable catches, including personal firsts and legendary tournament tales, discussing everything from the mechanics of rod setups to the humorous missteps (and literal fall-ins). We share stories of camaraderie and competition, laughing over past mishaps, like falling out of boats, all while celebrating the pure fun of fishing with friends. Along the way, we reflect on the priceless memories formed when outdoor adventures take unexpected turns.

This episode features an insightful conversation with our special guest, Taylor Ryan, as he shares his musical journey from learning guitar basics to becoming a songwriter. Taylor discusses the inspiration behind some of his most cherished songs, including "Life on a Rock" and "Pretty Good Folk," which highlight his personal experiences and deep connections with family and the outdoors. Taylor reminisces about his early days of music exploration, guided by his father, and how his life in Southern Georgia shaped his sound. He shares entertaining anecdotes about hunting adventures and the profound impact his grandfather had on his life, which inspired his songwriting. The episode also delves into Taylor's experiences in Nashville, navigating the music scene, and his thoughts on pursuing a career as a songwriter versus performing artist. Join us for a heartfelt discussion celebrating music, family, and the outdoors.

Welcome back to The Pierce's Wildlife Podcast! In this episode, we dive into a lively discussion about the ups and downs of podcasting and share amusing tales from the great outdoors. We touch on our experiences with various fishing techniques, from catching largemouth bass to the art of trout fishing in North Georgia's stocked streams. Join us as we reminisce about thrilling camping trips in the mountains, where childhood memories were made and catch limits were pushed. Experience the humorous side of our podcasting journey and how our quirky personalities make each episode an adventure. Whether we're discussing our trusty Bog Pods, "iRacing," or spontaneous road trips, there's never a dull moment.   Find the weekly stocking report here: https://georgiawildlife.com/Fishing/Trout  

Welcome to episode eight of Pierce's Wildlife Podcast, where we delve into the fascinating world of wildlife tracking and deer recovery with our special guest, Jordan McDonald from Seeking Whitetails. Join us as Jordan shares his incredible journey from a young bowhunter to a leading expert in the use of thermal drones for deer recovery. In this episode, Jordan recounts his early adventures in hunting and tracking that sparked his curiosity and passion for wildlife. We learn about his innovative approaches, including the training of dogs for tracking wounded deer and the cutting-edge use of thermal drones, which allow hunters to efficiently locate injured game without disturbing the surrounding environment. Discover how Jordan's experiences and expertise have transformed deer recovery, offering hunters a reliable and compassionate solution when searching for their downed game. Whether you're a hunting enthusiast or simply intrigued by wildlife tracking, this episode promises engaging stories, valuable insights, and a glimpse into the evolving field of wildlife technology. Stay with us as we explore captivating tales of perseverance, innovation, and the beauty of wildlife through the lens of expert tracker Jordan McDonald.

In this episode of the Pierce's Wildlife Podcast, join Currie and the gang as they catch up on life, discussing everything from hunting adventures to family stories. The crew shares their amusing hunting tales, including shooting six coyotes in a weekend and quirky dog behaviors. Dive into intriguing stories about snipe hunting, learning how even a prank can turn into a treasured memory. Get tips on cleaning and cooking wild game like quail, dove, and the lesser-known woodcock. The conversation shifts to family life, as tales of shared calendars and unexpected family dinners unfold. Enjoy humorous anecdotes about organizing life with the help of shared apps and the joy of training dogs for hunting. The episode is sprinkled with genuine laughter and light-hearted banter, making it both informative and entertaining. Stay tuned for a unique segment where a funny song is introduced, and shout-outs to loved ones are made, rounding out this lively episode with warmth and camaraderie.   https://youtu.be/kzgU7alFmRQ?si=eOh2FsjBy1IZGSYb  

In this gripping episode of Pierce's Wildlife, host Currie welcomes Zach for a storytelling journey through their recent adventures in the wild. From frigid duck hunting experiences where ice-cold temperatures made conditions challenging, to close encounters with otters, this episode is packed with nature's surprises. The conversation takes a warm turn as Currie and Zach reminisce about the excitement of deer hunting and share a humorous yet thrilling recount of a Thanksgiving hunting tradition that brought unexpected joys and successes. Amidst tales of wildlife encounters and adventure missteps, the hosts shed light on the importance of wildlife management and responsible hunting practices. Finish the episode by joining Currie, Dwight, and Zach as they reflect on past hunts while also looking forward to new seasons and experiences, reminding listeners that every outing in the wild comes with its unique thrill. Grab your hunting gear and get ready to dive into another captivating episode of Pierce’s Wildlife!   https://youtu.be/J-dfOJ-YpS8  

Welcome to a unique and exciting episode where we dive into the world of hunting, family traditions, and unexpected wildlife encounters. Join us as we relive an exhilarating moment with a black bear sighting in Jackson, explore the bond between generations through shared hunting experiences, and reminisce about the days when band members rocked the stage. This episode captures the essence of adventure, nostalgia, and the thrill of the hunt, all while sharing stories that transcend time and connect old friends and family members. From learning the ropes of hunting with little Flynt to recounting tales of past escapades, this episode is packed with heartwarming and thrilling narratives. Don't miss out on the excitement!   Watch the hunt here! https://youtu.be/fkcV4kpdZD4  

Join us for an entertaining episode as we delve into the chaotic yet humorous world of podcasting and hunting. This week, our hosts struggle with podcasting technology mishaps, while navigating through a series of laugh-out-loud hunting stories. From misgendering mishaps at a furniture store to adventurous deer recovery using a thermal drone, this episode is packed with unforgettable moments. Listen in as they recount a memorable night filled with unexpected events, including a coyote hunt, awkward encounters, and the high-energy antics of the upcoming young host, Flint. You won't want to miss the hilarious and candid tales that perfectly capture the ups and downs of everyday life.

Welcome back to episode three, where we dive into the wild experiences and exciting stories of our holiday season. From piling on the pounds and lightening our wallets during festive feasts to swapping extravagant gifts and attempting to outdo each other year after year, this episode is packed with lively discussions and laughter. Join us as we explore the thrill of coyote hunting, with anecdotes and insights on navigating thermal cameras, the satisfaction of successful hunts, and the importance of managing predator populations to protect local wildlife. We also share some heartfelt Christmas gift exchanges, ranging from giant stockings to thoughtful surprises, blending the festive spirit with the thrill of the hunt. Tune in for trivia competitions, hunting stories, and a humorous take on the trials of gift giving, complete with unexpected lessons and memorable moments. https://youtu.be/won6CPZiha0  

Join us in this lively episode where we navigate the thrilling world of hunting and technology. Technology in hunting has sparked a lively debate about its benefits and drawbacks. On one hand, tools like drones, GPS, and smart optics enhance efficiency, allowing hunters to track and analyze wildlife patterns more effectively. This can lead to more sustainable practices. Conversely, these advancements risk overreliance, detracting from traditional skills and potentially disrupting ecosystems. Striking a balance between innovation and ethical hunting is crucial, ensuring that technology serves to respect nature rather than exploit it. Ultimately, the impact of technology hinges on how we choose to wield it in our pursuit of the great outdoors. Discover the humor behind well-worn hunting jackets and the unexpected joys of fried ribs, all while pondering the influence of modern technology on traditional hunting practices.  

Welcome to the debut episode featuring hosts Coleman Moody, Dwight Pierce, and Currie Pierce as they embark on an engaging journey exploring the intersection of business, family, and the great outdoors. Join these lifelong friends as they delve into their personal stories, from hunting adventures to entrepreneurial pursuits, while keeping the conversation lively and humorous. Coleman shares his journey from owning a contracting business to diving into real estate, highlighting his passion for independence and flexibility that allows him to enjoy his love for hunting. Meanwhile, Dwight recounts his extensive experience in the automotive business, partnering with family to build successful ventures over the years, and Currie reveals his deep-rooted passion for cars and nature that stems from his childhood. The episode also touches on the inspiration behind their new podcast, driven by a shared commitment to introducing kids to the wonders of the outdoors, particularly hunting. The hosts share their personal hunting stories, the thrill of the chase, and how these experiences have shaped their lives and passions.

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