In Today's episode, Cody talks Mobile Hunting for whitetails in the deep south with the southern Roadshow team at the second stop on the 2022 Mobile Hunter Roadshow Event circuit in Birmingham, Alabama.   Alabama Q&A Panel: Kayden Pope- Alabama Taylor Philpot- Alabama Zack Robb- Virginia Bobby Edward- South Carolina  Jacob Lishen- North Carolina Cody D'Acquisto- Iowa

In Today's episode, Cody teams up with successful hunters from the Southeast to talk mobile hunting and mountain whitetial strategy at the first stop on the 2022 Mobile Hunter Roadshow Event circuit in Alisonia, Virginia.    Virginia Q&A Panel: Nathan Killen- Virginia  Zack Robb- Virginia Jacob Lishen- North Carolina  Cody D'Acquisto- Iowa 

Cody and Jacob Lishen talk new gear as they prep for the first Mobile Hunter Roadshow event of 2022 in Allisonia, Virginia. 

Cody and Andrae talk random whitetail topics -Crazy shit in the Whitetail woods-Invincible in the bedding area-A 3-second response to the "balloon theory."-Do deer walk backward-Bump and dump based on a deers temperament-Dominant bucks breeding -Does lightning strike in great hunting spots-Educating the Whitetail herd

Wander your way to whitetail success this season. Since 16 years old, Cody DAcquisto has adopted a roamers mentality in the fall while pursuing whitetails. This week's episode discusses the importance of moving on to different areas, optimizing a vehicle to be the ultimate hunt camp and Cody's favorite gear for vehicle camping. -Sleep on-site and increase your efficiency -Exploring new areas-Hunting your bests spots first -Know when to move on-Critical gear items for vehicle camping 

You've located your target buck and watched him all summer only to have him vanish days before the opener. Find out where he went and stay ahead of the game for early-season archery success. 

Archery season for whitetails can be a long haul. So what is more Important, physical strength and endurance or mental stamina? 

April is just around the corner, whitetail season has long been over, and shed hunting is a wrap. What to do now? In this episode, Cody and Andrae discuss strategies for this time of the year to further success in the upcoming season.  -Crop rotations-Ignoring the deer sign -Scouting for geographical intell-Doing nothing for success-Food Plots-Buttoning up access-Optimizing Gear 

Ditch the unnecessary BS that is bogging you down and start getting consistent results. Cody D'Acquisto believes that efficiency is the main factor in the consistent success of harvesting whitetails. In this week's episode, Cody details aspects of mobile hunting that aren't typically considered when being "efficient," such as scent control and clothing.  -Codys no scent control approach-Hunting with no camo-Best hunting clothes -Uomo Outdoors-Optimizing an entire season

Cody and Andrae Talk shed antlers.   -LWCG shed contest giveaway -Shed Dogs -Shed hunting Strategies -Do sheds help you kill a specific buck -Best conditions to shed hunt -Antler Growth -Identifying target bucks based on antler structure -Age characteristics in antlers -Do deer shed the same time every year

Today's episode goes back to Wisconsin as we join the midwest Roadshow team for an all-out information session Q&A style with plenty of whitetail info. Verona Q&A Panel-Josh Krstic - Wisconsin -Andrae D'Acquisto - Iowa-Josh Lewandowski - Wisconsin-Jacob Lishen - North Carolina-Dieter Kochan - Michigan-Cody D'Acquisto - Iowa -Zenon Kochan -K9 handler dieter Kochan explains the power of a tracking dog's nose.-Do four-wheelers spook deer-Gaining access to private property -The importance of a good lead -Setting goals and raising the bar-Dumbest hunting trends of all time -Bucks J- hooks -Brief thermal overview -Hunting permanent sets "the sweet spots." -Light arrow vs. heavy -Scouting, scouting, and more scouting 

Today's episode features the East Coast Roadshow Crew as we dive into Part 2 of last year's Mobile Hunter Roadshow event in Benton, Pennsylvania.    Benton Q&A Panel -Garrett Bennett, aka The Modern Assassin - Maryland -Zack Robb, LWCG Staff - Virginia -Jacob Lishen of Land Limited - North Carolina -Tim Kocher - Pennsylvania  -Cody D'Acquisto of Lone Wolf Custom Gear - Iowa    How long do you hunt good sign  Stand Setups  Scouting  Transporting Gear  Going Full Mobile  Permanent Sets  Bumping Deer  Trail Camera Tactics Thermals Overpowering Wind Direction 

Today's episode features the East Coast Roadshow Crew as we dive into Part 1 of last year's Mobile Hunter Roadshow event in Benton, Pennsylvania.    Benton Q&A Speaker Panel -Garrett Bennett, aka The Modern Assassin - Maryland -Zack Robb, LWCG Staff - Virginia -Jacob Lishen of Land Limited - North Carolina -Cody D'Acquisto of Lone Wolf Custom Gear - Iowa  -Tim Kocher, Mobile Hunter - Pennsylvania    Strategies for hunting big timber  Using e scouting to prioritize boots on the ground  How long to sit  Locating edge, or transition  Time in the timber  When to hunt a tight pinch  Summer pressure  Changing setups  Hunting Low "the dead zone."  Arrow weight vs. placement  Shooting spoons   

When it comes to consistent success in the whitetail woods, one thing will benefit you overall if you let it, and that is simply TIME. On Todays Podcast, we talk about finding more success as a "weekend warrior with limited time.  Let's face it. We are all strapped for time, some of us more so than others. Not everyone can hunt every day. Maybe you can only make it out three times a week, just weekends, or hell, maybe you get just one vacation a year. Being consistent with a limited amount of time is possible, but you must learn to prioritize and get the most out of every sit. -Optimal sits for intel-Optimizing time in the timber-Doing Homework / Preseason intel-When your hunting, Actually hunt-Utilizing technology -Changing tactics based on time of year-Skipping a funeral to hunt whitetails-Bailing on ATA to get two more days in the woods 

In this week's episode, Cody explains the Mobile Hunter Roadshow. How these gatherings came to be, what to expect at a typical event, and the first of many to come discussions from the roadshow. One key segment of the shows is the Roadshow Q&A, an open panel podcast with the team and attendees. The Ohio/West Virginia Roadshow event was action-packed, and the team got into some great discussions. Joining Cody DAcquisto in this Roadshow Q&A segment is guest speakers: Nathan Sanders, Byron Horton, Jake Bush, Heath Cisco, and Jacob Lishen. Topics this week include: -The October Lull -Checking wind and thermals -Mountain Bucks -Buck Bedding -Favorite week to hunt

Today's episode answers some listener questions from how gear choices change throughout a season to post-season scouting and its relevance.   -Mobile Hunter Roadshow Update -Preferred Stand And Stick Combination -Changing Gear -Singles vs. Doubles -Post Season Scouting -The Relevance of Shed Location -The One That Got Away

This episode looks at Weather and how the Barometric pressure can help you identify better times to be in the woods for more significant deer movement.  -Deer movement in frigid temperatures-Hunting in the rain-Major and minor movement surrounding fronts-Best and worst Weather conditions for hunting-Ambient temperatures

Today we focus on a highly debated topic of the Moon. There are a lot of different theories and data surrounding the moon phase and its position in regards to whitetail movement and feeding. Having a good understanding of these phases can undoubtedly be a great tool to help you get the most out of your hunts.   -What is a Moon phase -The early days before moon charts and apps -Utilizing a moon chart to harvest a particular buck -Changing tactics depending on the Moon -The Moon and feeding -The moon and rut activity -Factors that affect moon phase movement

On this episode of the D'Acquisto Series Podcast, Cody and Andrae talk Public Lands. We take a look into Cody's process for picking public tracts, the mindset for dealing with hunting pressure, and a flashback to Andrae's start of bowhunting on the Public lands of Northern Wisconsin.   -You can't kill a deer that isn't there -Disadvantages of technology -Tactics for Public Grounds -Dealing with other hunters -Locating the right piece of ground -Whitetail deal with pressure you can too -Scouting for success -Setting realistic goals -The lone wolf mentality 

On this episode of the D’Acquisto Series Podcast, the question is Sight vs. Scent. What is more important? Tune in as Cody and Andrae discuss the two most crucial senses a whitetail relies on for safety day in and day out.   -The power of the observation sit -Eye contact with whitetails -dont do it- -Movement on post -Accessing your spots -Rattling -the ultimate gamble- -Zombie bucks