Welcome to the Wired to Hunt podcast, your guide to the White Tail Woods, presented by First Light,

creating proven, versatile, hunting apparel for the stand, saddle, or blind. First Light,

go farther, stay longer. And now, your host, Mark Kenyon. Welcome to the Wired to Hunt podcast.

This week on the show, I'm joined by Matthew Schultz and Peter Costandicus

to discuss logistics and tactics for planning a whitetail adventure in canoe country,

like the Bounder Waters or other similar lake-filled wilderness areas.

All right, welcome back to the Wired to Hunt podcast, brought to you by First Light and their Camel for Conservation Initiative.

And today, we're continuing the Whitetail Adventure series that we kicked off last week.

The idea here being to look at different unique ways that you can experience a whitetail hunt and an adventure,

one and the same. You know, your whitetail hunts don't always have to be going on the back

40, sitting in the same old, same old tree and shooting that buck you've

had on camera for three straight years, right? That can be fun. I like that just as much as the next

guy, but I think there's also a time and a place for getting outside of your comfort zone,

expanding your boundaries, trying new things, trying a new adventure, something that's outside of the

norm.

And so this month, that is what we're exploring some wilder ways to whitetail hunt.

Last week, we talked about floating rivers for bucks.

This week, we're talking about canoe country.

Now, this is kind of adjacent.

That was river floats.

This is going to be more lake country. So planning is kind of adjacent. That was river flows. This is going to be more

lake country. So planning a whitetail adventure, an expedition in these wild areas full of lakes,

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