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In this episode brought to you by Big n J Industries, Brian interviews Dr. Norman Wood. Dr. Wood reveals his incredible back story. He discusses tree stand safety as well as informs on suspension trauma. There are some nice tid bits throughout this beauty. Enjoy.

The 46 Rail Mountain Mile Bowathalon Rules and Regulations Registration- • All applications including the $50 entry fee and signed waiver must be received on or before 6/1/2012. Registration can be completed at www.bowcastatthebird.com there will ...

Doug Wenger from Spoon River Turkey Calls joins the podcast to talk turkey tech and technique. The Bowcast Blast features a Kentucky update from Michael Watts with Bluegrass Buck Club, Alex Rutledge with Blood Line TV reports on Missouri, Justin Muery from Twisted Archer Custom Bowstrings dodges tornadoes and gives info on Tennessee, and Erik Youngberg covers Wyoming. Also, best song of the show to date!

You will be entertained by one Darin Gardner as he explains how to handle your killed turkey. Kind of tells you how to kill them in the first place. Anthony is in studio and makes his debut on the Bowcast Blast. He is joined by correspondents Rudy Hassle out of Virginia and Winded Bowhunter, Tim Endsley with Bad Medicine Archery covers Arkansas and Collin Cottrel From Minnesota and C3 Engage... Good show, trust...

In this episode brought to you by Brunton Hunting, Brian interviews Mike Laughter from the Mule Deer Foundation. They discuss the condition of the mule deer and what is being done to rehabilitate the numbers. Correction on the dates for the episode of Bone Collectors featuring the FMP boys given on the show... Feb 27th and March 5th. Brian was wrong... kind of.

Jake Oravetz from Elite Archery and Antler King discourses on preparing food plots. And you thought you didn't have anything fun to do this off season. Get the rake out.

A year in the hills and fields is rough on your bow. Gerald Olsen joins Brian and discusses what must be done at the end of the season to keep your bow doing what it needs to do. The Bowcast Blast is back and as good as ever. Correspondents are Brady Miller covering Montana, Ryan Shoemaker from bowhuntquest.com reporting on Ohio, Texas is covered by Michael Van from michaelvanmusic.com, Jon Gabrio with Apex Advertising discusses Washington, and FMPBowcast's Kenny Simpson is back to report on Michigan. Song of the show is "40 Day Dream" by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. Enjoy.

Final thoughts on the 2012 Archery Trade Association Show. Announcements concerning 46 Rail and the Bowathlon... What's a bowathlon? Better listen. No Blast this time. Brought to you by Hoyt...

Listen in as Brian, Kenny Simpson and Anthony Dixon give a quick ATA update... Opinions, opinions, opinions

In this episode we hear from correspondents all over the country (including Brian's mother from Alaska) give the latest updates in the Bowcast Blast. Later, Anthony joins the show to discuss why he has switched to CBE sights. Part way through, he rudely interrupts the show with an incoming phone call. It was concerning 46 rail though. Song of the show: Impossible by Band of Skulls. Enjoy

Brian Goode discusses the ins and outs of picking the right knife. Late season reports are promising on the Blast. Enjoy...

Join Brian as he discusses the nitty gritty of back country hunting. We also get a very Eastern Blast. Tune in!

In this episode we get a terrific update from around the country, including the first "manual buzzer" on the show. Miles Fedinec joins Brian and discusses new patterns he has noticed in deer and elk ruts this year. The wolf issue is revisited. Listen up.

If you have watched at least 5 minutes of the Outdoor Channel, chances are you have seen Lee or Tiffany arrow a huge buck. We have a lengthy discussion on how to get it done on a monster buck from early season scouting all the way down to the moment of truth. Another Bowcast Blast. We here from Colorado, Southern California, Pennsylvania, and Iowa. This episode was made possible by the kind folks over at Suunto. If you don't have your Suunto yet, why not????