Rowdy bowhunting talk with real field dirt.
Working Class Bowhunter mixes practical hunting talk with loud, sideways conversation from people deep in the bowhunting world. The show can swing from saddle safety and rainy-day turkey behavior to old hunting stories, call makers, sponsor bits, and affectionate ribbing.
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Working Class Bowhunter is built for hunters who like the whole camp, not just the clean takeaway. The show is loud. It wanders, interrupts itself, doubles back, and somehow still lands on practical detail about bows, birds, deer, saddles, calls, weather, and the people behind the gear. Recent episodes spend a lot of time in turkey country. The Turkey OG Series brings reverence into the room without sanding off the jokes, especially when Mark Drury helps introduce names the crew clearly grew up admiring. That gives the show a useful tension. One minute the conversation is chasing a bit about what “OG” means, and the next it is talking seriously about Harold Knight, Mossy Oak, Quaker Boy, bad-weather setups, or what decades in the woods actually teach. The hunting advice is often buried inside stories. Rainy days mean patience. Birds may come in silent. Open fields matter after weather breaks. Saddle hunting can make a nervous hunter feel more secure because the tether keeps constant tension. The show trusts listeners to follow the mess and pick up the lessons along the way. It also spends plenty of time on the working side of the hunting world, including custom calls, long days making product, and the reality that passion businesses are not always easier than regular jobs. The comedy can be rough-edged. The affection is obvious. Guests are treated less like interview subjects than camp visitors who have earned their chair. Working Class Bowhunter suits people who already speak the language of stands, gobbles, long beards, trail stories, and bow seasons. It is not trying to convert outsiders with neat explanations. It gives insiders the noise, loyalty, impatience, craft, and ridiculousness they recognize.
Made for: For bowhunters, turkey hunters, gear obsessives, and outdoor-sports listeners who like tactics delivered through banter instead of tidy instruction. It especially suits people who already enjoy hunting-camp humor and hunting lore.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its refusal to separate useful hunting knowledge from the messy social world that produces it. Turkey OGs, custom-call builders, crew members, and regular hunting stories all get treated as part of the same camp conversation.
The Realest Hunting Podcast! WCB brings you straight to hunting camp with the boys. You might learn something or just laugh a little. The fellas are going to make sure you're entertained and making it through your workday! Language suitable for hunting camps and real job sites only.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Field stories, gear talk and candid mistakes make the judgment behind deer and turkey hunting easier to understand.
Working Class Bowhunter builds its hunting coverage through loose group conversation, where deer and turkey stories share space with gear choices, scouting decisions and camp humor.
Hunting camp follows you home, complete with turkey sprints, buck stories, and gloriously unfiltered ribbing.
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A weather-minded turkey lesson about holding a setup when rough conditions make moving feel tempting.
Working Class opens DeerCast's Turkey OG run with a rough-weather hunt that keeps circling back to patience. Mark and the host talk through how rain, wind, snow, unfamiliar ground, and plain restlessness can make a setup feel colder than it is.
A hard-running turkey hunt leads into call-making talk, a scar worth keeping, and the realities of the hunting trade.
This WCB episode follows a turkey hunt that begins before daylight and turns into a hard run over a hill, through a field, and into the woods.
A tree-safety Q&A pairs saddle-hunting advice with Doug's mustache jokes and a loose bow-shooting sign-off.
Working Class Bowhunter turns an Instagram Q&A into practical tree-safety talk, moving from a hunter's unease about feeling secure to a simple path for getting comfortable off the ground.
Loose hunting-camp talk that turns early-season deer stories into a lesson on work, luck, and patience.
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Family archery, tag pressure, and hunting logistics carry this loose bowhunting hangout.
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A morning shot across a ravine makes the wait for blood the real drama.
The buck story sits in the uneasy wait after a morning shot: the deer is across a ravine, binoculars show no blood, and the missing pass-through turns patience into part of the hunt.
Turkeys, fences, and hunting's OG respect give a loose conversation its sharpest ideas.
This single-episode review tracks a loose hunting conversation that uses turkey behavior to push at a larger idea: animals are often easier to understand when hunters stop adding mythology to instinct.
Waterfowl stories from wherever birds are moving.
Mountain State hunting and fishing talk.
Serious carry talk, practical tradeoffs.
Casey Thompson joins the Working Class Bowhunter podcast to tell the story of killing his target buck.
Host Kurt welcomes turkey hunting legends Mark Drury and Michael Waddell for the fourth installment of the Turkey OG series on DeerCast.
This episode features hosts Doug and Jordan engaging in a spontaneous Q&A session with humorous and chaotic elements, focused on bowhunting and outdoor culture.
This episode features an interview with hunting legends Mark Drury and Michael Waddell as part of the Turkey OG series on DeerCast, hosted by an excited fan.
This episode of DeerCast's Turkey OG series features an interview with Ernie Calandrelli, a longtime figure in the turkey hunting industry with Quaker Boy, discussing his nearly 50 years of experience.
This episode features an interview with Toxey Haas, founder of Mossy Oak Camouflage, discussing his 53 years of turkey hunting experience and insights into the hunting industry.
This episode kicks off the second year of the Turkey OG series on DeerCast, featuring an interview with Harold Knight, co-founder of Nightingale Game Calls, discussing his legacy in turkey hunting.
This episode features a casual conversation between Rob Keck and Mark Drury about wild turkey hunting, whiskey, tequila, and hunting experiences in Mexico.
"You can't kill a turkey between the sheets of that bed."
Episode 771 starts with FishingBooker.com and Grizzly Coolers up front before the turkey talk takes over.
Working Class Bowhunter does an Instagram ask-us-anything session that runs from lost bucks to bad hunting advice and a long mustache bit.
This episode features sponsor promotions for Grizzly Coolers and Alp Pouch, along with introductions from various hunting personalities, as part of the Working Class Bowhunter podcast.
The show starts with the first buck.
This episode promotes the Working Class Bowhunter's upcoming happy hour event at the Iowa Deer Classic in Des Moines, featuring giveaways, beer, and merchandise.
The episode moves from archery gear into family stories and the pressure around Illinois nonresident tags.
The Working Class Bowhunter podcast hosts introduce episode 740, discussing mid-October hunting with interns while drinking Monster hard tea.
This episode is a brief hunting podcast update discussing recent episodes, upcoming taxidermy content, and hunting season excitement with gear mentions.