Hosted by Whitetail Partners · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 88 episodes
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Whitetail Partners hosts Design. Build. Hunt., a sports show with 88 episodes published.
What actually makes great deer habitat inside a timber stand? In this episode of the Design. Build. Hunt. podcast, we break down how forests naturally grow—and why doing nothing often leads to poor whitetail habitat. Fro
Buying a whitetail property is one of the biggest decisions a hunter can make—and it’s also one of the easiest places to make irreversible mistakes. In this episode of the Design. Build. Hunt. Podcast, Josh and Sam break
Deer season may be winding down, but habitat season is just getting started. In this episode of Design. Build. Hunt., Josh and Sam walk through the most important habitat tasks to tackle between January and early spring—
In this episode of the Design. Build. Hunt. podcast, Josh sits down with Scott to break down how in-season observations and post-season scouting translate into clear, confident habitat management decisions. From notes ta
In this episode of Design. Build. Hunt., Josh Raley sits down with Whitetail Partners clients Joe and Talyn to break down how their South-Central Georgia property went from good to GREAT once all the pieces were finally
As deer season winds down, many landowners are eager to jump straight into habitat work—but that excitement can lead to costly mistakes. In this episode of the Design. Build. Hunt. podcast, Josh sits down with Tim to bre
What happens after the habitat plan is delivered? In this episode of Design. Build. Hunt., Josh sits down with returning guest and client Emerson Chew to walk through two years of real-world implementation on his 40-acre
Hunting pine plantations in the South comes with its own set of challenges—tight visibility, rigid timber schedules, and landscapes that can feel monotonous if they’re not managed intentionally. In this solo episode, Jos
Episode 3 of our Habitat Design Review Series takes us to one of the toughest parcels we’ve looked at yet—a wet, flat, lowland tract that demanded creativity, discipline, and some strategic restraint. In this episode, Jo
Hill country presents some of the most complex challenges in whitetail habitat design. Between steep ridges, narrow benches, rugged drainages, and unpredictable access, many landowners struggle to crack the hill country
This episode kicks off our Habitat Design Breakdown Series — a multi-part dive into how different habitat and terrain types influence design, movement, and hunting strategy. In this first installment, we break down a tru
This week on the Design. Build. Hunt. podcast, Josh and Greg dig into one of the most overlooked problems in deer hunting—overhunting your stands. They unpack what “pressure” really means, how to recognize the signs that
In this episode of Design. Build. Hunt., host Joshua Raley sits down with Whitetail Partners consultant Scott Christison to unpack the transformation of Scott's Minnesota property. Scott walks through the exact steps he
The pre-rut is where big-buck dreams meet reality. In this episode, we unpack why discipline, timing, and knowing your property’s limits make the difference between consistent success and blown opportunities. We cover ho
October can be one of the best, or one of the most frustrating, months of the year in the whitetail woods. In this episode, the guys unpack how deer behavior shifts from early October through the so-called “lull” and int
In this episode of Design. Build. Hunt., we’re breaking down how to make the most of October cold fronts. We talk about when it’s worth getting aggressive, when to hang back and observe, how to approach mornings versus e
Are deer feeders a smart management tool or just a crutch hunters lean on? In this episode of Design. Build. Hunt., Josh sits down with Whitetail Partners consultant John Hudspeth to tackle one of the most controversial
Trail cameras are one of the most powerful scouting tools we have as hunters—but they can also sabotage your season if used the wrong way. In this episode of the Design. Build. Hunt. Podcast, Josh and Sam dive into the m
In this episode of Design. Build. Hunt., Josh sits down with Tim Kaiser to unpack Tim's opening-day bow kill on his 60-acre western Wisconsin farm. Smart design, early-season food, and a simple focal point in the plot di
Most hunters cram in “fixes” a week before opener—and then wonder why the season feels like damage control. In this episode of Design. Build. Hunt., Josh and Sam flip the script and show you how to win the long game by t
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