What makes a trail camera truly smarter? In this episode of “Geared for the Hunt,” Josh Dahlke takes a closer look at the latest technology coming from Stealth Cam for 2026. From smarter alerts and improved image filtering to advanced scouting tools designed to help hunters spend less time sorting photos and more time making informed decisions in the field, these updates are built with real hunters in mind.
Josh breaks down how features like False Image Detection, Rack Alert, PIR Zone Selection, and updates to the Command app can help streamline your scouting strategy and keep you focused on what matters most.
Whether you’re preparing for velvet season, managing multiple camera locations, or simply looking for a better way to gather intel, this episode covers the technology that’s changing the game.
What’s the best rechargeable lithium battery for cellular trail cameras? Stealth Cam delivers power, coverage, convenience and reliability to the max with the new MAX-PAK Lithium Rechargeable Battery Cartridge, part of the FieldMAX lineup of alternative power solutions. This 12-volt/5,000 mAh lithium-ion power pack keeps Flashback, Deceptor MAX, Fusion MAX, and Connect MAX cellular trail cameras operating for extended stretches afield, even in extreme conditions. Rechargeable via the included USB cable, it virtually eliminates the need for disposable AA batteries, saving you time and money. Perfect for use in heavily wooded areas where sunlight is in short supply. Available in both single and two-pack options for the ultimate in flexibility. Get it today.
Summer is here, and so is trail camera time. In this video, Stealth Cam’s Chris Dunkin talks about some of the best locations for the Revolver, Revolver Pro 2.0, and Revolver Pro 3.0 cellular trail cameras. Check out this great advice on where to deploy your own armada of cell cams. Stick around for the best places for 360 cell cameras.
Welcome to “Cell Cam Stories”, presented by Stealth Cam. Our inaugural episode, “Carlos”, delves into Greg’s journey with Stealth Cam as he monitors an 8-year-old white-tailed buck for six years. As the seasons pass and the trail of images grows, the anticipation builds: can Greg ultimately harvest Carlos? Watch now to see the outcome of years of observation.
Muddy Outdoors built its name on rock-solid treestands and blinds. Now, the brand is stepping into its next chapter—delivering a full, field-ready system with everything a whitetail hunter needs to be successful.
The Muddy Evolution showcases that expansion, highlighting the build-up to Muddy DV8 apparel and boots. Designed by hunters and engineered for the grind, DV8 fills the final gap in Muddy’s lineup: the gear on your back.
Senior Vice President Sheldon Lovelace put DV8 to the test last December during a brutal late-season whitetail hunt in Kansas. Freezing temps, long sits, and a special piece of ground made it the perfect proving ground for the new system.
From the stand you trust to the layers that keep you in the fight, Muddy now delivers a complete setup for serious deer hunters.
This is the next chapter. This is the system. This is The Muddy Evolution.
Stick around to hear the story and evolution of Muddy Outdoors with Sheldon Lovelace.
The zombie turkey hunters? Josh Dahlke sits down with Turkey POSSE members Pete Osterman and Branigan Weber after a three-day marathon turkey hunt in Minnesota. The guys are in full zombie mode, feeling the sleep deprivation and dark-to-dark grind of three incredible days in the turkey woods.
Stop hunting turkeys in the spring? In episode 250 of the HuntStand Podcast, Tony Hudak joins the show. He’s completed the turkey hunting “Super Slam” across 49 states—and he’s doing it all over again. One of the biggest reasons he’s been able to pull that off comes down to a mindset shift most hunters overlook: not just hunting turkeys in the spring, but targeting them in the fall.
Tony breaks down how chasing birds outside of the traditional spring window opens up more opportunity, less pressure, and a completely different style of hunting. From locating flocks and breaking them up to calling them back in, fall turkey hunting requires a different playbook than the run-and-gun tactics most hunters rely on in the spring.
If you’re stuck doing the same thing every April and wondering why it’s not clicking, this episode will challenge how you think about turkey season and give you a new approach to stay in the game longer and tag more birds.
In this episode of the HuntStand Podcast, Will Cooper and Josh Dahlke look back on their best turkey hunting stories from last spring and break down the moments that made the season unforgettable. From close calls and longbeards at full strut to the hunts that didn’t go as planned, they share real experiences from the field and the lessons that came with them. It’s a mix of storytelling, strategy, and the kind of memories that keep you coming back every spring.
In this episode of the HuntStand Podcast, we’re exploring the turkey van tour with Roy Holdford. Josh Dahlke and Holdford talk about the process, all of the nitty-gritty details, and expectations to come. If you’ve ever wanted to go on a turkey hunting road trip and live out of a van, don’t miss this episode.
Join us for Episode 243 of the HuntStand Podcast. We talk about wild turkey grand slams with Jeff Budz. It’s a true obsession — chasing the Grand Slam of wild turkeys.
From Easterns to Osceolas and Rios to Merriam’s, Jeff dives into what fuels the addiction to traveling the country in pursuit of all four subspecies. We break down the challenges of each bird, the unique terrain and tactics required, and the mindset it takes to stay locked in when the grind gets real. Along the way, Jeff shares stories from the road. He talks lessons learned from close calls and successes. Budz answers why the chase never really ends once you’ve caught the bug.
If you’ve ever dreamed of completing a Grand Slam — or just love the pursuit of hard-earned gobblers — this episode is packed with insight, strategy, and straight-up turkey hunting passion.