Bronson Strickland

Dr. Bronson Strickland, an Extension Wildlife Specialist at Mississippi State University, joins the discussion to unravel the moon's influence on deer behavior. He shares insights from research showing that factors like the rut and sunlight far outweigh lunar phases in driving deer movement. The conversation reveals how belief and bias influence hunters’ perceptions of lunar effects, debunking myths like the infamous 'October lull.' Bronson also discusses the implications of chronic wasting disease on management and offers practical hunting advice based on his findings.

Dr. Bronson Strickland, an expert in deer behavior from Mississippi State University, joins the discussion on whitetail buck beds and the intriguing mating rituals of deer during the rut. The conversation takes a thrilling turn with a bear attack survival story that leaves listeners on the edge of their seats. They also dive into the statistics of deer collisions and share humorous anecdotes from public land hunting trips, highlighting the camaraderie and wild experiences that come with the chase.

Dr. Bronson Strickland discusses regenerative agriculture vs. conventional methods in food plotting, highlighting soil health, nutrient density, and wildlife benefits. They explore the use of roller crimpers, increasing plant diversity, and conducting research projects on soil quality and wildlife response.