Not Your Average Joe…and Dad

Joe and Dad record a truck talk episode covering a slow deer season caused by warm weather, a close-but-missed long-range shot, and the excitement of a piebald buck Joe almost bags after tracking a challenging blood trail. They also celebrate a memorable Christmas, unexpected YouTube traction for hunting videos, new gifts like a Nintendo Switch 2 and airsoft Glock, and share hunting tips, upcoming duck draws, and plans for more YouTube content.

Hosts Joe and Dad recap a busy week of Mississippi hunting during a cold snap: fast-moving deer runs, a surprise 10-point taken at the pipeline, and a long-range 6.5 PRC shot later tracked and recovered with dogs.They discuss setups, shot analysis using 4K footage, gear adjustments, processing meat, and remind hunters to respect wind conditions.

Welcome back to another episode of Not Your Average Joe and Dad.  Over the past two weeks they canned bone stock, dealt with a slow deer season thanks to heavy acorn drops, and shared a successful doe harvest. They traveled to a massive Mississippi Delta camp where muddy conditions, a shooting-house hunt, a missed doe shot, and a wild pig encounter led to a downed hog and plenty of stories. The episode wraps with gear notes, shout-outs, and plans to keep hunting as the season heats up.

Dad and son recap their youth-season hunting trip: picking up and sighting-in a new Seekins Element Hunter 6.5 PRC, a four-wheeler fire scare, range testing, and the suspenseful evening shot where Joe bags his first doe of the season after an intense tracking search.
The episode covers gear notes (scope, ammo, triggers), hunting strategy and lessons learned about shot timing and tracking, plus a few side stories—trail cams, a vintage guitar find, and plans for more weekly hunting updates.

A rookie wanna be elk hunter drives from the Mississppi to Montana on an elk/deer combo tag, faces weather and long hikes, and chases mule deer and elk across wild country.
After delays, vehicle trouble, and several close encounters, he finally takes a running mule deer, processes it on the hill, and packs it out with a friend — wrapping up a memorable two‑week adventure.

Recorded outdoors while seam‑sealing a tent, this episode follows Dad, and Joe through a jam‑packed Texas hunting trip — from a surprising blackjack win and Scheel’s shopping to scouting, high‑fence stands and dove shooting.
The heart of the story is Dad’s 40th‑birthday hunt: an unforgettable sit among an ocean of deer, a shaky shot at a massive mainframe 10, a dog‑led blood trail and a dramatic recovery. The episode closes with reflections on high‑fence ethics, gear/bullet choices, and plans for future hunts.

Welcome back to another episode of Not You Average Joe and Dad. In this episode they chat about baseball season highlights, youth squirrel season, the challenges of velvet deer season, and upcoming hunts in Texas and Montana. They also discuss gun and knife gear checks, a new MKC chopper review, muzzleloaders, and hunting tips — plus plans for filming more hunt videos.
Between stories of on-field plays, trail-camera activity, and range sessions with big-bore rifles, the episode wraps up with hunting advice, gear recommendations, and a reminder to subscribe and follow their YouTube and Instagram for more videos.

Joe and Dad record a casual Truck Talk episode from deer camp covering their day: setting out deer feed, changing camera batteries, spotting a 10-point buck on camera, and prepping for Mississippis short velvet season. They also test a Kel-Tec KSG .410 shotgun with various ammo types, discuss hunting plans (Texas, Montana, and potential draw tags), training walks, and upcoming baseball games.The hosts share excitement about potential hunts, gear testing, and youth tag opportunities, wrapping up with plans to post a YouTube video and updates after the velvet season.

In this episode a father and son trade stories about their first deer kills — from a four-year-old's button buck to adult muzzleloader and rifle experiences. They laugh about shaky hands, tracking in the dark, and a deer-head mystery, while sharing how those early hunts shaped their love of the outdoors.They also cover practical tips (point trail cameras north to avoid sun glare), recent scouting and camera work, bow practice, and plans for upcoming hunts in Texas and Montana — all wrapped in family banter and hunting advice.

We're back with a brand new season after a nearly three-month hiatus, and we've got a lot to catch up on! In this episode, we dive into our recent adventures, including tackling unexpected truck repairs, missing out on Kansas turkey hunting, and dealing with run-ins (literally) on the baseball field. We reminisce about thrilling All-Star games, championship wins, and the highs and lows of youth baseball.We also talk about upcoming bow hunting plans, share our experiences from recent archery endeavors, and take a look ahead at what the new baseball and hunting season holds. Whether it’s making core memories at the baseball diamond or gearing up for the hunting trail, there's a lot on the horizon, and we're excited to dive into it all with you this season!