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THE OCTOBER LULL… FACT OR FICTION? 🦌🍂Every October, hunters start saying the same thing: “The deer just aren’t moving!”B...
10/23/2026

THE OCTOBER LULL… FACT OR FICTION? 🦌🍂

Every October, hunters start saying the same thing: “The deer just aren’t moving!”

But have the deer really disappeared, or are we just looking for them in the wrong places?

On this episode of Under Pressure Outdoors, we’re digging into the science behind the infamous October Lull, separating hunting camp folklore from actual whitetail research.

We’re talking changing food sources, hunting pressure, shifting daylight movement, and whether those October cold fronts really get deer on their feet.

Is the October Lull a real biological phenomenon, or have hunters been fooling themselves for generations?

🎧 Catch the episode now on your favorite podcast platform or watch on YouTube!

BOWHUNTING, BUSINESS & BEHIND THE SCENES! 🏹It’s Throwback Thursday, and we’re digging back into Episode 237 of the Under...
10/22/2026

BOWHUNTING, BUSINESS & BEHIND THE SCENES! 🏹

It’s Throwback Thursday, and we’re digging back into Episode 237 of the Under Pressure Outdoors Podcast with Curt Geier, host of the Working Class Bowhunter Podcast!

We sat down with Curt to talk bowhunting, the hunting industry, and what goes into building and running a hunting podcast.

From chasing whitetails to navigating the outdoor industry, we cover plenty of ground with a guy who’s made a name for himself in the hunting podcast world.

🎙️ Episode 237 – Curt Geier | Working Class Bowhunter

Whether you’re a diehard bowhunter or just enjoy hearing about the people behind the hunting industry, this one’s worth revisiting!

🎧 Find it wherever you listen to podcasts!

🦌 THE OCTOBER LULL IS A LIE… OR IS IT?Every October, deer hunters start saying the same thing: “The deer have disappeare...
10/21/2026

🦌 THE OCTOBER LULL IS A LIE… OR IS IT?

Every October, deer hunters start saying the same thing: “The deer have disappeared!”

But have they really? Or are we just looking for them in the wrong places?

This week on Under Pressure Outdoors, we’re digging into the science behind the infamous October Lull and separating deer hunting folklore from actual research.

🍂 Does the October Lull really exist?

🌡️ Do cold fronts actually get deer moving?

📉 What does the research say about weather, hunting pressure, and deer activity?

🦌 Are bucks moving less, or just changing when and where they move?

We’re challenging some long-held hunting beliefs and discussing what the research actually tells us about October whitetails.

🎧 Listen now to Under Pressure Outdoors on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts!

☕ COFFEE WITH A PURPOSE! 🦆What if your morning cup of coffee could help protect the wild places we all love?That’s the i...
10/20/2026

☕ COFFEE WITH A PURPOSE! 🦆

What if your morning cup of coffee could help protect the wild places we all love?

That’s the idea behind Flyway Brew Co., a coffee company built around a passion for the outdoors and a mission to give back to conservation.

For hunters and outdoorsmen, conservation isn’t just something we talk about. It’s about putting something back into the resources that give us so much. Flyway Brew Co. is working to make that part of its business by directing profits toward conservation efforts.

We recently sat down with the folks behind Flyway Brew Co. on Under Pressure Outdoors to talk about their passion for hunting, their love of coffee, and why giving back to conservation is at the heart of what they’re building.

Because at the end of the day, it’s about more than a good cup of coffee. It’s about making sure future generations have the same opportunities to enjoy the outdoors that we do.

🎙️ Check out our conversation with Flyway Brew Co. wherever you listen to Under Pressure Outdoors!

☕ COFFEE & THE OUTDOORS! 🦆There’s just something about a good cup of coffee and the great outdoors that go hand in hand!...
10/19/2026

☕ COFFEE & THE OUTDOORS! 🦆

There’s just something about a good cup of coffee and the great outdoors that go hand in hand!

This week on Under Pressure Outdoors, we’re sitting down with the folks from Flyway Brew Co. to talk about the intersection of coffee, hunting, and the outdoor lifestyle.

From early mornings in the deer stand to cold sunrises in the duck blind, coffee has become just as much a part of the hunting tradition as the stories we share afterward.

We’re talking about the passion behind Flyway Brew Co., their connection to the outdoors, and what happens when a love for coffee meets a love for hunting.

🎙️ Tune in to Under Pressure Outdoors wherever you get your podcasts!

WE SAVED THE DOES. NOW WHAT?There was a time when shooting a doe was practically unthinkable. In many places, it wasn’t ...
10/16/2026

WE SAVED THE DOES. NOW WHAT?

There was a time when shooting a doe was practically unthinkable. In many places, it wasn’t even legal!

By the early 1900s, America’s whitetail populations had been devastated by overhunting and habitat loss. Protecting does was essential to rebuilding our deer herds.

And it worked!

But have we held onto yesterday’s management practices for too long?

Today, many areas face a completely different problem: TOO MANY DEER and NOT ENOUGH DOE HARVEST.

Overpopulated deer herds can damage habitat, increase competition for food, and ultimately hurt the very animals we’re trying to protect.

Yet some hunters still refuse to shoot does, believing they’re protecting the future of their deer herd.

The truth? Good deer management isn’t about having MORE deer. It’s about having the RIGHT number of deer for the habitat.

Of course, not every deer herd needs more doe harvest. Management should always reflect local population and habitat conditions.

On Sunday’s episode of Under Pressure Outdoors, Are Hunters Ruining Deer Hunting?, we challenged some long-held hunting traditions and asked whether hunters themselves might be part of the problem.

🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch the replay on YouTube!

Are we managing deer for today’s conditions, or are we still managing like it’s 1920?

DEER MANAGEMENT MATTERS! 🦌For this week’s Throwback Thursday, we’re continuing our conversation about whitetail deer man...
10/15/2026

DEER MANAGEMENT MATTERS! 🦌

For this week’s Throwback Thursday, we’re continuing our conversation about whitetail deer management and revisiting Episode 181 with Lindsay Thomas Jr. of the National Deer Association!

Lindsay serves as Chief Communications Officer for the National Deer Association and has been with the organization since 2003, dating back to its days as the Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA).

A University of Georgia graduate, award-winning outdoor journalist, author, and longtime student of whitetail biology, Lindsay has spent decades helping hunters understand the science behind healthy deer herds. He’s contributed to numerous publications on deer hunting, habitat improvement, and wildlife management, while putting those same principles to work on his family’s property in Georgia.

But successful deer management isn’t just about growing bigger antlers or planting another food plot.

It’s about understanding carrying capacity, improving habitat, maintaining healthy populations, and recognizing the threats facing our deer herds.

In Episode 181: Whitetail Deer Management & CWD, Lindsay joined us to discuss what hunters and landowners can do to make a difference. With Chronic Wasting Disease having recently been discovered in Florida at the time, we also dug into the disease, its implications for deer populations, and the importance of responsible management.

Whether you’re managing hundreds of acres or simply trying to better understand the deer you pursue each fall, there’s something to learn from this conversation.

Because being a good deer hunter starts with being a good steward of the resource.

🎧 Revisit Episode 181 of the Under Pressure Outdoors Podcast wherever you listen!

What’s the biggest challenge facing deer management in your area? Habitat loss, predators, hunting pressure, disease, or something else?

ARE HUNTERS THE PROBLEM? 🦌We complain about declining deer numbers, disappearing mature bucks, and increasing hunting pr...
10/14/2026

ARE HUNTERS THE PROBLEM? 🦌

We complain about declining deer numbers, disappearing mature bucks, and increasing hunting pressure. But how much of the blame belongs to us?

On Sunday’s live episode of Under Pressure Outdoors, we took a hard look at the role hunters play in the very problems we complain about.

Coming off our conversation with Kip Adams of the National Deer Association, we dug into some uncomfortable questions:

🦌 Are we hurting deer populations by refusing to harvest enough does?

🌳 Are we relying too heavily on feeders and food plots instead of improving habitat?

🎯 Has our obsession with mature bucks changed the way we manage deer?

📸 Are our scouting habits, trail cameras, and hunting pressure making success harder than it needs to be?

The truth is, hunters have more influence over the health of deer populations and the quality of their hunting experiences than many of us care to admit.

But recognizing the problem is the first step toward fixing it.

🎙️ Are Hunters Ruining Deer Hunting? is available now on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you get your podcasts!

Here’s the question: What’s the biggest mistake you see deer hunters making today?

Drop your thoughts in the comments. We want to hear them!

MEET KIP ADAMS! 🦌Few individuals have dedicated as much of their professional lives to understanding, managing, and cons...
10/13/2026

MEET KIP ADAMS! 🦌

Few individuals have dedicated as much of their professional lives to understanding, managing, and conserving America’s whitetail deer as Kip Adams.

A certified wildlife biologist and the Chief Conservation Officer for the National Deer Association, Kip has spent more than two decades helping shape the future of deer management and conservation.

A graduate of Penn State University with a master’s degree in Wildlife from the University of New Hampshire, Kip began his career with the Florida Game and Fish Commission before serving as the Deer and Bear Project Leader for New Hampshire Fish and Game.

Since joining what was then the Quality Deer Management Association in 2002, Kip has become a respected voice in whitetail conservation. His work spans wildlife research, habitat management, hunter education, and translating scientific findings into practical strategies that benefit deer herds and the people who pursue them.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Kip is an avid hunter and hands-on land manager who practices many of the principles he advocates.

This week on Under Pressure Outdoors, we sit down with Kip to discuss the current state of America’s whitetail deer, population trends, the importance of antlerless harvest, and why hunters may not be harvesting enough does to maintain healthy, balanced deer herds.

It’s a conversation that challenges some long-held assumptions about deer management and offers a science-based perspective every deer hunter should hear.

🎧 Listen now to Under Pressure Outdoors Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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