HeyJaredUnder Pressure Outdoors Podcast
A preservation of stories and traditions through the spoken word. We strive to maintain the atmosphere of a campfire after a successful hunt or the cleaning table at the end of the dock after a great day on the water.
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Ep. 348- Florida Woods & Old Friends with Cameron Gordon (opens the original)
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This week on Under Pressure Outdoors, we’re catching up with longtime friend of the show Cameron Gordon. We originally met Cameron through the podcast, and over the years he’s joined us for small-game hunts, events, and plenty of good times in the outdoors. He’s a Florida native, a small-game-hunting fool, and one of those guys who simply loves spending time in the woods. It had been a while since we’d had the chance to sit down together, so this episode is less of a formal interview and more of
UPO Live On AIr Ep.79- The Death Of The Hunting Camp (opens the original)
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There was a time when hunting season didn’t just mean opening morning. It meant hunting camp. It meant an old camper, a little cabin, or maybe just a wall tent somewhere back in the woods. It meant a pot of coffee that had been sitting on the stove way too long, somebody telling the same story you’d already heard a hundred times, wet boots drying by the fire, and a group of people sitting around at the end of the day arguing about where the deer went. And somewhere along the way, it feels like w
Ep. 347- Old Camo, New Obsession: Camoretro (opens the original)
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There was a time when hunting camo had character. The patterns were bold, the colors were unmistakable, and seeing an old jacket hanging in the back of a closet could instantly take you back to deer camp. This week, I’m joined by Logan from Camo Retro to talk about bringing that old-school hunting style back to life. We dive into the history and nostalgia behind classic camouflage patterns, how hunting apparel has changed over the years, and what inspired Camo Retro to build a brand around prese
UPO Live On Air Ep. 78- The TIme We Almost Put Hippos In Louisiana (opens the original)
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There are a lot of strange chapters in American history, but this one might be near the top of the list. At one point in the early 1900s, there was a legitimate proposal to import hippopotamuses from Africa, turn them loose in the swamps and bayous of Louisiana, and eventually put hippo meat on American dinner tables. And somehow, that’s not even the strangest part of the story. The idea was supposed to solve multiple problems at once: provide a new source of meat for a growing country, make use
Ep. 346- Follow The Science? Or Follow The Money? with Andy Braddock (opens the original)
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Florida’s lakes and waterways are some of the most valuable natural resources we have, but the way we’re managing them deserves a much closer look. This week, I sat down with Andy Braddock to talk about submersed aquatic vegetation management in Florida—and once you start digging into how this system works, some pretty uncomfortable questions start coming up. We’re spraying aquatic vegetation in the name of managing and protecting our waterways, but what happens after those plants die? That vege
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