Robert "RC" Carter on the Traditional Outdoors Podcast

[BowHunterGA]

You won't find a more humble, down to earth, natural born turkey hog and deer slayer than Robert Carter! If you are a deer or hog hunter you owe it to yourself to give this one a listen! Robert goes by RC here on TradGang and though I have known him personally for several years this was the first time I really got to have a long conversation with him one on one. I have heard it said when RC walks through the meat department at the grocery store you can hear the pork whimpering because of all the hogs RC has taken with his bow. He gets it done year after year and we spend most of the time talking about his methods and tactics. If you are a deer or hog hunter you definitely want to give this one a listen!

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[Terry Green]

I already commented on this on Instagram but I'm looking forward to listening to this one... hopefully I'll be able to this evening as Robert has been a long time contributor to Tradgang with valuable hunting information. No doubt his podcast will be a benefit to many in several ways afield.

[varmint101]

Yah I can't wait either!  RC could take critters with Popsicle sticks glued together if it could take a 27" draw!   

[gregg dudley]

Looking forward to this.

[Blueridge]

Good one!  Enjoyed listening to that.

[SAM E. STEPHENS]

Just listened to it , Well done...

Always enjoyed his posts here...

,,,Sam,,,,

[mec lineman]

RC is right up my alley, great guy! There's good hunters everywhere, but the good hunters in the south have more tags to use. These guys have killed hundreds of deer and know what works. Listen to these guys ,they are very confident but yet modest. i started bowhunting in 1992 and most years took over 7-8 deer . Something to be said about the experience and confidence gained through MULTIPLE shot opportunities.

[Macatawa]

Looking forward to this.

YEAH.....me 2   

[azhunter]

Definitely going to listen to this one. I always enjoyed reading Roberts posts.

[Possum Head]

Good stuff I've always enjoyed RC's contribution. Guess I'll have to wait on the snake bite story🤨. Funny I've seen times when Chestnut Oaks get hammered and some like mention that they'll roll under your feet they're so thick. Must be the soil. I was a Darton owner as well in those days.

[Friend]

One of my favorite podcasts...

Thank you Steve and RC...

[bloodtrailin]

Enjoyed it!


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[KAZ]

I was fortunate to listen to this while driving to Wisconsin for a business trip yesterday. What a great down to earth & humble interview. I too enjoy his posts here on Tradgang and really enjoyed the Podcast

Well done

[Blaino]

Just listened to it , Well done...

Always enjoyed his posts here...

,,,Sam,,,,

X2 - I miss seeing RC's success stories and "walks in the swamp."

[meathead]

Great interview. I enjoyed that.

[Crittergetter]

Loved it!
Very informative too!!

[TI_Bowmen]

Great episode! Really enjoyed this one Steve!

[jimmytidmore]

Listened today. Great episode. Enjoyable and informative.


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[varmint101]

That was great!  Have the same problem with chestnut oaks here, too.  They will drop piles of acorns and everything ignores them.

[BowHunterGA]

Really appreciate all the listens and comments from everyone. Glad you all enjoyed the episode. If you know of someone that would enjoy or benefit from listening please pass it along. Greatly appreciated!