So if you have a honeyhole in your state, if you examine that area and you see, okay, there's water here, there's cover there, there's intersecting ridge lines, there's benches, there's dark timber, there's feed and escape routes and all the stuff. And you kind of like really look at it and pick it apart. You put that puzzle together and you take it and you find and you find that somewhere else on a map.

Nine times out of ten, if you go to that place, you're going to find animals in that place also.

I was like, well, if I throw a mic on, then I can help others.

The way that these people, that will help me.

Born in the heart of the Pennsylvania deer camp, with the help of experts, friends, and local legends, we bring you valuable knowledge

and powerful stories for your hunting adventures.

Welcome to the East Meets West Hunt podcast with your host, Bo Martonic.

Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of the East Meets West Hunt podcast presented by

Spartan Forge. On today's episode, I am joined by John Stallone of How for Wildlife.

John moved from New York to Arizona 33 years ago and has hunted just about every species

in the state in the West for big game.

We discussed guiding, taking action for wildlife conservation,

the importance of glassing from a tripod,

elk hunting experiences, adapting to different states,

e-scouting, Arizona hunting opportunities, and a whole lot more.

Come join me, Beaumartonic, and some other seasoned Bigwoods hunters in a two-day camp that will be hosted in north-central, Pennsylvania,

in the Big Woods-Appalachian Mountain Country.

This course will combine classroom and in-the the field scouting to help you locate more bucks

and create a game plan to increase your success rate.

Topics will include map reading, e-scouting, buck betting, food source identification,

seasonal scouting, wind and thermal demonstrations, trail camera strategies, and so much more.

Our goal is to give you the knowledge, framework, and confidence to make your own opportunities.

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