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Back at the Raven for bow camp, everything is coming together; Randy has a close encounter with one of the OG bucks on the property; Nate closes the deal on a big five-year-old.
Back at the Raven for bow camp, everything is coming together; Randy has a close encounter with one of the OG bucks on the property; Nate closes the deal on a big five-year-old.
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S3, EP7 "Good to Be Back"Back at the Raven for bow camp, everything is coming together; Randy has a close encounter with one of the OG bucks on the property; Nate closes the deal on a big five-year-old.
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"Big Tine Mineral"A look at why minerals are so important for the herd; Randy goes through the details of why he uses Big Tine mineral.
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S3, EP10 "It's Tradition"Rifle season is off to a slow start, but things are heating up with lots of tags to fill.
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"Tagged Out at the Dirty Bird"The story of a true old school deer camp meeting new world management practices to take a raw piece of hunting land and develop it into whitetail Mecca.
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S2, EP9 "The 6x6"Randy has laid eyes on a particular buck called the 6x6 and after 3 years he finally connects.
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S2, EP8 "Big Ron"After a long hard summer and putting in a ton of sweat equity, the guys are finally able to climb in a tree and see if they can notch a tag; with Nate Hosie as a guest in camp there is sure to be some good tunes and lots of laughs.
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S2, EP7 "All In"The guys go all in on fall food plots; with season right around the corner, they are trying to get everything done before they run out of time.
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S2, EP6 "0 to 100"Catching up on the Raven Farm, from its beginning to its future as a mecca for giant whitetails.
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