Hosts chat from the road about a rough football weekend before diving into opening day of deer season, sharing vivid hunting stories — from a "zombie" deer that ran off after a close hit to debates about reusing arrows and crossbow vs. traditional bows. They also discuss hunting on military land, spotting potential danger areas, and family hunting goals.

The episode touches on current issues like Pennsylvania's rule changes for semi-automatic firearms in small-game hunting, gear and safety tips, and the joy of close-range bow hunting and passing the tradition to family. Music.

Buckwild Hunt Club’s 45-year story: from five founders to a multigenerational brotherhood led by Corey Bryant after his father’s passing. The episode covers overcoming betrayal, building community, and the club’s focus on stewardship of land, teaching youth to hunt, and supporting one another.

Core themes include mentorship, tradition, food plots and conservation, family involvement, and plans for a documentary titled "Buckwild Forever." Listeners hear candid reflections on leadership, resilience, and inviting others to join and learn.

AB3 and Antonio break down the Jordan Brand Realtree hunting collab, the buffalo tragedy in South Africa, and the South Carolina Gamecocks Nike switch — plus they share must-try venison recipes for hunters.

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🎯 Sarah Gunter’s Journey: Rifles, Archery & Outdoor Careers 🎯

From learning to shoot at 5 years old to working as a gunsmith and bowtech at Sportsman’s Warehouse, Sarah Gunter has built an incredible path in the outdoors. Now graduating with a degree in Environmental Science from Lander University, she’s looking toward careers with DNR, Forestry, or GIS.

This episode dives into her passion for hunting, gunsmithing, and archery, plus what it takes to turn outdoor skills into a career.

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JP Miller takes us from the ridges of Pennsylvania to the swamps of South Carolina, sharing decades of hunting adventures. From recurve bows to compounds, a legendary 3,000-acre hunt club, gator hunts, and close calls with snakes, JP reveals how his passion for the chase evolved into a deep appreciation for the outdoors — and only taking shots at truly exceptional game.

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In this episode, we’re joined by Brett Morse of Blue River Bow Hunting for a no-holds-barred conversation on all things bowhunting and content creation.

We dig into the evolving world of hunting tech—trail cams, drones, and the art of self-filming your hunts—while swapping stories from the Midwest to the South. Brett shares his firsthand experiences and lessons learned in the field, plus the grind behind building an audience in the outdoor content space.

Whether you’re chasing whitetails or chasing views, this episode is packed with real talk, sharp strategy, and next-level insight for today’s modern hunter.

Tune in and level up your hunt!

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Podcast Summary

This episode features Antonio’s bourbon promotion photoshoot in Columbia, where he was highlighted as a favorite guest and received praise from the photographer. The hosts discuss Sunday hunting laws, noting recent changes in Pennsylvania and ongoing bans in Maine and Massachusetts. They close with stories about flight delays and in-flight medical emergencies, agreeing that air travel can be unpredictable.

Episode 132 of the Bryant Land Show features guests Dominic Thompson and Sydney Marsh in a lively discussion about their diverse hunting experiences. The trio dives into various hunting styles, including coon hunting, deer hunting with dogs, and bow hunting. Dominic offers a behind-the-scenes look at the competitive coon hunting scene, highlighting the potential for prize money and the skill involved.

Listeners also get a glimpse of some unconventional deer baiting techniques—like using dog food and Kool-Aid—that spark curiosity and laughter. Co-host Antonio Marsh shares his growing interest in returning to the hunting world and even considers investing in competitive coon hunting.

This episode blends hunting know-how with personal stories, making it a must-listen for seasoned hunters and newcomers alike.