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In this episode of Everland Outdoors: To the Stand, we pull back from the noise of the day to focus on something foundational to every season of life and every quiet moment in the woods—the power of prayer. Sitting out under the evening sky gives us a unique opportunity to slow down and truly examine how we communicate with God. We dive into scripture and real-life experiences to unpack how God actually teaches us to pray, shifting our approach from a checklist of demands to an intentional, heart-centered conversation. We’ll discuss what we can realistically expect when we step into prayer, how to navigate periods of feeling unanswered, and the different, often unexpected ways God responds—whether through a clear "yes," a protective "no," or the transformative patience of "wait." Whether you’re winding down after a long day in the field or listening on your commute home, join us for a grounded, encouraging conversation on faith, active waiting, and building a deeper relationship with the Creator.

One of our favorite and well-known guests, Jake Ehlinger from Habitat 360, is back to talk success, strategy, heartbreak, and trail camera use!In this episode, Jake explains why he went into his hunt KNOWING he was going to be successful hunting over his food plot—without ever even running a trail camera in that plot. We also cover the widespread outbreak of EHD in Michigan and ask the questions everyone is asking: What is our state going to do about it?!It's always a knowledge-based conversation with Jake, so listen carefully, enjoy, and God bless!0:00 - Welcome Back Jake Ehlinger (Habitat 360)02:15 - Success, Strategy, and Heartbreak10:40 - Hunting a Food Plot WITHOUT Trail Cameras25:15 - The Widespread Spread of EHD in Michigan38:00 - What Is Our State Going to Do About EHD?Have you seen EHD impacting deer in your area this season? Let us know in the comments below!#WhitetailHunting #DeerHunting #JakeEhlinger #Habitat360 #FoodPlots #TrailCameras #MichiganHunting #EHD #Bowhunting #

In this week’s episode of To the Stand, we dive into a powerful conversation: What does it truly mean to think of God as our Father? How does shifting our view of God from a distant judge to a loving, present Father change the way we live, trust, and walk out our faith? Join us as we explore the heart of God's fatherly love for us. "I in them and you in me—so that they may be brought to complete unity. Then the world will know that you sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me."— John 17:23 Tune in next week for an impactful episode on "The Power of Prayer."

Getting a mature buck on your first out-of-state trip usually comes down to putting in the work and making good, practical calls in the field.On this episode of the Everland Outdoors podcast, Adam Lewis from Deer IQ joins the show to talk about his recent trip down to Ohio and what went into making it a successful hunt. Adam breaks down how he approached the state for the first time, how he went about knocking on doors and getting access to hunting properties, and the simple strategic adjustments that paid off once he got there.Whether you are planning your first trip out of state or just looking for straightforward advice to help wrap your tag around a buck this season, Adam shares down-to-earth insights and realistic steps any hunter can put to use.

When does hunting a big buck cross the line from healthy desire into coveting? This week on To The Stand, a longtime friend joins us in the studio to break down what the Bible really says about coveting. Together, we discuss how to keep our passion for hunting in perspective and ensure that chasing mature bucks doesn't distract us from what truly matters.

How do thermal drones compare to traditional whitetail woodsmanship? Derrick from Whitetail Research joins the Everland Outdoors Podcast to break down the hard science, state politics, and ethical debates surrounding drone technology in the hunting space. Derrick has flown countless hours using thermal imaging to study mature bucks, track herd densities, and map whitetail bed locations. In this episode, we explore: Thermal Property Surveys: How to analyze your land's holding capacity, overall habitat quality, and deer population.Whitetail Behavior Data: What thermal drones teach us about mature buck bedding and nocturnal movement.Drone Regulations & Politics: Understanding FAA rules, legal boundaries, and state wildlife agency bans.Fair-Chase Ethics: Where to draw the line between modern technology and traditional woodsmanship.If you’re a drone operator looking to expand into thermal wildlife surveys or a hunter trying to pattern big bucks on your farm, this conversation is packed with actionable insights. CONNECT & RESOURCES Whitetail Research: [Insert Link]Everland Outdoors: [Insert Link] Enjoying the show? Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT your thoughts on drone ethics below, and SUBSCRIBE for more. #WhitetailDeer #ThermalDrone #WhitetailResearch #DeerHunting #LandManagement #EverlandOutdoors #HuntingEthics

Hunting season is here, and we are excited to launch our mini-series, "ToThe Stand"!In this series, we gather to share our love for hunting and dive deep into God’s Word. We’re not pastors or theologians. Just ordinary people and disciples of King Jesus who are saved by grace. No matter where you are in your faith journey, you have a seat at this table. Subscribe, Comment, Pray

Are thermal drones ruining wildlife management—or saving it? While Everland Outdoors is proving how thermal imaging can revolutionize herd health and population data through real science, new questions about landowner privacy and airspace are coming to light. This week, we sit down with Jack Huston of Midwest Deer Surveys to discuss his latest move. Jack is introducing new technology that gives landowners the ability to track drones flying over their private property. Join Lee and Jay as they unpack:• Why science-backed thermal surveys are essential for modern wildlife management• How Jack Huston’s new monitoring tech works• The huge benefits for private property owners• The potential red flags and consequences for the drone industry as a whole We appreicate you listening and would appreciate you liking and subscribing to Everland Outdoors. WE HAVE A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT COMING SOON! Jack Huston, Midwest Deer Surveys, Everland Outdoors, thermal drone deer survey, drone tracking technology, landowner privacy drones, hunting drone debate, deer herd management, drone land mapping

Crazy to think we are almost a year into the podcast, and deer season is approaching fast! In this episode, Jay and Lee break down youth hunt highlights, Jay’s recent hunts in Kentucky, and everything we’re doing to prepare for opening day of Michigan bow season.We also drop a few teasers on what’s coming next—there has been a ton of background work happening, and it’s all leading up to something pretty special that we can’t wait to share.Stay tuned, thanks for listening, and don’t forget that Jesus loves you! See you next week! Timestamps0:00 - Almost 1 Year in & Deer Season Approaching01:30 - Youth Hunt Highlights & Reflections05:15 - Jay’s Kentucky Deer Hunts12:40 - Preparing for Michigan Bow Season Opening Day20:10 - Big Announcement Teaser & Future Plans27:00 - Outro & Final WordsConnect With Us & ResourcesSubscribe to the ChannelListen on Spotify/Apple PodcastsFollow Us on Instagram/Facebook/TikTok#MichiganBowSeason #DeerHunting #WhitetailHunting #KentuckyHunting #YouthHunt #HuntingPodcast #OpeningDay Prep

Do you love shooting your bow, but catch yourself wondering why arrow weight, 3rd axis adjustments, broadhead selection, or even bowstring wax actually matter? Welcome to the ultimate podcast for bowhunters and target archers who want to shoot better and understand their gear inside and out. Join hosts Lee and Jay as they team up in-studio with Drew—an archery-obsessed, string-wrapping, bow-tuning expert from Grand Valley Sporting Goods—to break down the science and practical art of all things archery. Every week, we break down: Bow Tuning & Tech: Master paper tuning, timing, 3rd axis sight leveling, and string maintenance. Arrow & Broadhead Builds: Optimize arrow weight, FOC, spine strength, and broadhead selection for maximum performance. In-the-Field Precision: Turn basic gear setups into deadly accurate, field-ready bowhunting rigs. Whether you're a beginner looking for clarity or an experienced shooter wanting to fine-tune your setup, hit that Follow button and subscribe so you never miss an episode. (If you’re actually reading this description, do us a quick favor—like the show, subscribe, and drop a comment below to let us know what gear topic we should break down next!)

What if a 10% edge was the difference between spooking a mature buck and filling your tag? In this episode of the Everland Outdoors Podcast, Aaron Ambur from Nexus Outdoors breaks down scent control technology, how a whitetail’s nose works, and how to stack the odds in your favor this season. Topics…Whitetail Scent Defense: How a deer processes human scent and wind currents.ScentLok & Carbon Tech: The science behind odor-adsorbing hunting gear.Ozone Technology: When and how to use ozone generators effectively in the field.Stand Comfort & Endurance: Why staying warm and comfortable helps you hunt longer.Do you rely on scent elimination technology, or do you strictly play the wind? Drop your strategy in the comments below!If youre interested in any of our drone services please visit us at Everlandoutdoors.com and book your property today, or simply reach out to learn more.

With hundreds of options on the market, what actually makes a trail camera worth buying—and does high-tech gear really scare big bucks? In this episode of the Everland Outdoors Podcast, Paul Annear from Yellowstone AI joins us to break down cellular trail camera technology, strategic camera placement for whitetail deer, and proven scouting tactics to pattern mature bucks. Plus, we discuss the evolution of outdoor writing, field-testing the new Yellowstone AI Y2 camera, and... yes, even Bigfoot.Key Topics & Whitetail StrategiesTrail Camera Placement: Where and how to hang trail cams to capture mature bucks without spooking them.Cellular Trail Cam Tech: What features actually matter in a trail camera vs. marketing hype.Whitetail Scouting Strategy: Using trail camera data to map out deer movement and seasonal patterns.Yellowstone AI Y2 Review: Hands-on experience with one of the most impressive AI trail cameras on the market.The State of Outdoor Media: The role and future of outdoor writing in modern hunting.Explore Yellowstone AI and the Y2 Trail Camera: https://yellowstone.ai/Book your property map and land analysis with Everland Outdoors: https://everlandoutdoors.comDo you think trail camera flash or human scent on camera sets spooks mature whitetail bucks? Share your field experience in the comments below!Enjoyed the episode? Hit Like, Subscribe to Everland Outdoors, and turn on notifications for more whitetail hunting strategies and gear reviews.

n this episode, we sit down with Joe McDermott, Kentucky’s Deer Program Coordinator, to dive deep into the real state of Kentucky’s deer herd, management strategies, and the controversial policies impacting local hunters.We cover:The "Worst" Time to Hunt Bucks: Why statistical data highlights specific timing challenges for Kentucky hunters.CWD Regulations & Gun Seasons: The truth about chronic wasting disease management, extra antlerless seasons, and long-term herd health.The Great Baiting Debate: Can science alone dictate wildlife policy, or do politics and public perception take over?Behind the Scenes of Wildlife Management: How biologists, commissions, and boards navigate complex hunting regulations.Whether you're a Kentucky hunter or just passionate about deer management and wildlife conservation, this conversation cuts through the noise.Dont forget to check out Everlandoutdoors.com and click that subscribe button to follow along.

This week, JJ Ksioszk joins hosts Lee and Jay to bring a breath of fresh air, practical whitetail habitat wisdom, and hope for future generations. On this feel-good episode of the Everland Podcast, Lee reflects on the mental grit required to hunt 51 straight days without a harvest before finally breaking through, while JJ shares his expert strategies for managing food plots like milo and sorghum to keep deer engaged all season long. From land stewardship and everyday faith to post-hunt family traditions like Grandma’s legendary chili, this conversation is packed with practical tactics and uplifting inspiration. If you enjoy the episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave JJ a comment! God bless.

Lee and Jay are back in the studio diving into Michigan's updated deer feeding and baiting regulations. We’re dissecting the fine line between "baiting" for hunting and "feeding" for recreational viewing—including the new rules around placing up to two gallons of feed within 300 feet of a home. We also take a humorous look at the logic behind how distance limits are supposed to curb Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD)