The TUP editorial staff goes on an end-of-season turkey hunt and ends up covered in ticks and surrounded by coyotes. Editor-in-Chief Nate Granzow gives a few quick tips on avoiding tick-borne illnesses (tips he admits he should have followed himself) while TUP Founder Karl Hylle ridicules him for his continued inability to use a diaphragm
In this episode, Editor-in-Chief Nate Granzow is reunited with his lucky knife he thought was gone forever after losing it in the field last deer season. “It was my first fixed-blade knife. It’s nothing especially fancy, but it’s a nice, dependable knife. I’m really pleased to have it back.” TUP Founder Karl Hylle talks about
Suffering from itchy trigger fingers as a result of the COVID-19 delay on the commencement of their summer trap league, the TUP team resolved to get their own automatic clay-pigeon thrower and take to the field. TUP Founder Karl Hylle and Editor-in-Chief Nate Granzow explore some of the ways shooting clay pigeons can improve a
In this episode, the TUP team talks about their turkey hunting experiences, some observations from the field, and how their gear has held up. EIC Nate Granzow has found that, “Minimalism is where it’s at. By the third day I was packing in only what I could carry on my person, going as light as
In this episode, the TUP team talks turkey hunting. EIC Nate Granzow patterns his shotgun for the first time in preparation for the season. “It’s an important step, especially with a newer gun or a new setup. I’ve owned the gun for a while, but I’ve never used it with a turkey choke or this
TUP Editor-in-Chief Nate Granzow wanted to give turkey hunting a try, but he didn’t want to spend a lot of money. He set out with $75 in his pocket and managed to get a pot call ($15), a turkey choke ($20), a box of premium turkey-hunting loads ($20), and a decoy ($20), all within that
