The HUNTXP Podcast
The HUNTXP Podcast
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Join hosts J.D. Larson, Jonny BeBeau and the rest of the HuntXP crew on The HuntXP Podcast, where hunting buddies share raw stories, insights, and tips to elevate your hunting game. Each episode blends humor with deep dives into memorable hunts, video reactions, guest interviews with experts and friends, and practical takeaways you can use in the field. Perfect for hunters looking to learn, laugh, and connect with a like-minded community. Tune in to level up your skills and experience with the rest of the HuntXP community!
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This podcast focuses on various hunting topics including turkey hunting tactics, big game preparation, suburban hunting insights, and the evolution of hunting techniques, with specific episodes like the Turkey Hunting Deep Dive series emphasizing calling strategies and gear recommendations.

Two real hunting buddies. Real laughs. Real fails. Real faith.
Welcome to the deer camp you can tune into every week.
In this episode of the HUNTXP Podcast, JD and Jonny break down their most-used hunting gear of 2025—and topping the list? The Nested Layering System, which crushed in comfort, versatility, and real-deal cold-weather performance. Whether you’re glassing muleys out West or posting up for rutting whitetails in the Midwest, this system flat-out works.We also get into gear that surprised us, held up through abuse, and a few that didn’t quite make the cut. From TrueDave boots that proved their grip on the ice, to heavy arrow setups from Easton, to saddle systems from Guard Pro, we’re giving you a year’s worth of field-tested feedback in under an hour.👊 Want to support the show? Click through our affiliate links below for every piece of gear we mention.🦌 Gear links: 1. Nested Layering System – Build-your-own layering kit: https://nestedtreestands.com/HUNT10 (10% off with code HUNT10) 2. TrueDave Boots – Slip-on, weatherproof boots with elite traction- Jonny's Deck boots – https://amzn.to/4qfseqy- JD's low-cut deck boots – https://amzn.to/3LvyivI- JD's Ankle cut hunting boots – https://amzn.to/4qAOACo- Waders – https://amzn.to/4qduVJh 3. Easton Full Metal Jacket Arrows (300 spine) – Built for heavy setups & ethical penetration: 4. VPA Broadheads – 3-blade design that hits like a hammer: – 3 blade: https://amzn.to/4swKFIK- Omega's: https://amzn.to/4bmbHMG 5. Gardepro Cameras: https://gardepro.com?utm_source=Affiliate+&utm_medium=KOL&utm_campaign=UpPromote+&sca_ref=8123869.ZMJqdIjuk7 — Get 10% off with code HXP10 6. Barronett Blinds – Roomy, easy-to-pack-in ground blinds: 7. 10-Point Crossbows – High-performance accuracy for tight spots- Wicked Ridge Invader Decock : ⸻Episode Summary:JD and Jonny unpack a full season of gear testing in the 2025 HUNTXP Gear Review episode. Leading the way was the Nested Layering System, which proved itself across cold, wet, and active hunts. They also break down the top-performing boots, arrows, saddle setups, and blinds that earned a permanent spot in their gear room.Whether you’re gearing up for next fall or replacing cold-weather layers now, this is your insider look at what worked—and what didn’t—in the real world.Gear Covered • Nested Layering System • TrueDave Boots • Easton Arrows (300 spine) • VPA 3-Blade Broadheads • Guard Pro Tree Saddle System • Barronett Blinds • 10 Point Crossbow • KUIU Rain Gear & Western Apparel • Trail Cams • Bino Harnesses • Irish Setter Boots (briefly)Notable Quotes “If I could only wear one system from early season to deep cold—it’s Nested. It outperformed everything else in my pack.” — JD“The layering flexibility from Nested made it my go-to no matter what the forecast looked like.” — Jonny

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