Jul 16, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 10 segments
The conversation covers the transition to traditional bow hunting, the impact of hunting regulations on deer population, and the complexity of hunting regulations. It also delves into the experiences…
Victor GuariscoGuestBlake MalloryHost
Nick CarpenterHost
I mean, like, that year, just to just rub it in just a little bit, because I know what you guys are going through in Michigan now.

I'm staying up with it lightly, but I'm not like obsessed with it because I am in the state of Indiana where I think they started the one buck rule here and then late nineties.

And the, the large deer numbers, as far as antler size have gone every year, they just, they just, they just skyrocket.

And that year, that County that that kid killed that deer in, we got it scored like in like, He shot it in November, and we were like February.

So if you're not keeping up on it, they, it's going to be a one buck state next year.
No, it's not even our counties, but then your second buck doesn't matter what county you shoot it in.
You can still kill two bucks, which is crazy because that's the least amount of population of anywhere in the state.
They wanted to kill more does, but they took away, they're going to take away doe tags.
Well, there used to be over by 10 and they're going to cut like the high density counties are going to be five.
Some of the other ones are going to be two and three, which is absolutely insane that you want us to shoot more does, but then you're going to cut the doe tags in half.
And then this year is first year they're going to allow non-straight wall cartridges.

I mean, like, that year, just to just rub it in just a little bit, because I know what you guys are going through in Michigan now.

I'm staying up with it lightly, but I'm not like obsessed with it because I am in the state of Indiana where I think they started the one buck rule here and then late nineties.

And the, the large deer numbers, as far as antler size have gone every year, they just, they just, they just skyrocket.

And that year, that County that that kid killed that deer in, we got it scored like in like, He shot it in November, and we were like February.

So if you're not keeping up on it, they, it's going to be a one buck state next year.
No, it's not even our counties, but then your second buck doesn't matter what county you shoot it in.
You can still kill two bucks, which is crazy because that's the least amount of population of anywhere in the state.
They wanted to kill more does, but they took away, they're going to take away doe tags.
Well, there used to be over by 10 and they're going to cut like the high density counties are going to be five.
Some of the other ones are going to be two and three, which is absolutely insane that you want us to shoot more does, but then you're going to cut the doe tags in half.
And then this year is first year they're going to allow non-straight wall cartridges.
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