Mark Kenyon

Spencer Neuharth hosts a lively trivia showdown with guests like Clay Newcomb, a hunting culture authority, and Mark Kenyon, a deer hunting expert. The conversation zips through fascinating topics, from whitetail deer scoring methods to the importance of conservation. There’s laughter as participants tackle quirky culinary challenges and explore the intersection of pop culture and nature. With the added twist of donating trivia winnings to conservation efforts, the camaraderie and competitive spirit make for an entertaining and insightful discussion!

Join an all-star cast featuring Clay Newcomb, a dedicated outdoorsman; Mark Kenyon, a wildlife conservation writer; and Jordan Budd, an adventurous photographer. They dive into a lively trivia game highlighting outdoor expertise and conservation efforts. With humorous anecdotes about wildlife and a memorable drawing of a muscled man, they explore themes like pheasant hunting in South Dakota and the significance of the 'Sundog' phenomenon. The banter flows as they share personal stories and insights while fostering a spirit of friendly competition.

Mark Kenyon is a wildlife management expert, while Ryan Callaghan, Brody Henderson, and Corinne Schneider advocate for sustainable hunting. Randall Williams brings insights on hunting policy. They dive into controversies surrounding governor's tags, debating their fairness and impact on hunting equity. The group tackles misinformation about Chronic Wasting Disease and discusses the importance of balanced deer populations. Personal stories sprinkle the conversation, from near-death hunting experiences to ethical considerations in conservation. It's a lively mix of humor and serious wildlife discussions!

Mark Kenyon, a hunting strategies expert, Tony Peterson, a wildlife and conservation enthusiast, and Brent Reaves, a whitetail deer specialist, dive into the emotional and psychological aspects of whitetail hunting. They cover practical tips on shooting techniques, the importance of mental preparation to overcome challenges like 'buck fever,' and the significance of patience when tracking wounded deer. Their candid discussions reveal insights into navigating tough conditions and the emotional terrain that hunters experience before and after the shot.

Participants engage in lively trivia games about fishing preferences, animal attacks, boat accidents, and hunting choices. They discuss New Year's resolutions, money-saving opportunities, and share humorous fishing mishaps. The chapter features a competitive elk and whitetail trivia game, as well as a fun Bigfoot belief trivia challenge. The group debates the importance of data collection in surveys and sampling methods for accurate results.