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NYC Bowhunting Podcast

NYCBP ”Yerrrrr!”
Turkey Hunting
Bowhunting
Bow Hitch
Turkey Gear
Decoys
Antlerless Deer Regulations
Deer Management Permits (DMP)
Dirty Hooks Game Calls
Expire Archery
Empire Bow Works
Turkey Calling
Broadheads
Turkey Season Opening
Public Land Hunting
Matthews Archery
Hoyt
Earn a Second Buck System
Broadhead Regulation Language
Public Land Access In New York
Turkey

The New York City Bowhunting Podcast is a platform dedicated to bowhunting enthusiasts in and around New York City (and beyond!). It covers a range of topics related to bowhunting, hunting stories, and interviews with experienced hunters and industry experts. Join Cliff and Devian as they aim to connect the urban bowhunting community, sharing knowledge and experiences unique to hunting in and near... more

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Paul Stewart is a veteran, a bowhunter, and owner of The Bow Locker...a bow shop located just northwest of NYC.

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Follow the NYC Bowhunting Podcast, Cliff, and Devian on Instagram:

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Armando Martinez is a former firefighter, hunting guide, and co-owner in the company, The Bow Hitch...a bow attachment created because "carrying your bow sucks."

Follow Armando and learn more about The Bow Hitch on Instagram: @thebowhitch

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Aaron Trudeau is one half of a team that has taken "a leap of faith, selling their family home and moving into a camper to chase a dream bigger than themselves — building a family business from the ground up." And that business is a broadhead company... more

Justin Campbell is the owner, operator, and all around badass of Equalized Outdoors...an outdoor media company "born from a love of both music and the outdoors.'

Follow Equalized Outdoors on...

...on Instagram: @equalizedoutdoors

...on YouTube... more

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Recent Guests

Paul Stewart
Owner of The Bow Locker, Bowhunting shop
The Bow Locker
Episode: NYCBP EP.51 - Paul Stewart, The Bow Locker
Armando Martinez
Co-creator and inventor of The Bow Hitch
The Bow Hitch
Episode: NYCBP EP.50 - Armando Martinez, The Bow Hitch
Aaron Trudeau
Founder of Expire Archery
Expire Archery
Episode: NYCBP EP.49 - Aaron Trudeau, Expire Archery
Justin Campbell
Founder of Equalized Outdoors, outdoors storyteller and videographer
Equalized Outdoors
Episode: NYCBP EP.48 - Justin Campbell, Equalized Outdoors
Blake Lawson
Founder of Haller Back Game Calls
Haller Back Game Calls
Episode: NYCBP EP.47 - Blake Lawson of Haller Back Game Calls
Tommy (Tom)
Tree seller referenced in the show
Work on the streets (contact discussed)
Episode: NYCBP EP.47 - Blake Lawson of Haller Back Game Calls
Brice Box
Founder/owner, Dirty Hooks Game Calls
Dirty Hooks Game Calls
Episode: NYCBP EP.46 - Brice Box of Dirty Hooks Game Calls
Dr. Cade Wilson
Guest expert on turkey biology and hunting tactics
Episode: NYCBP EP.44 - Dr. Cade Wilson (Part 2) ft. Jack Wilson
Jack Wilson
Guest hunter, son of Cade Wilson
Ad Outdoors
Episode: NYCBP EP.44 - Dr. Cade Wilson (Part 2) ft. Jack Wilson

Hosts

Cliff Cadet
Host and co-host with a focus on urban hunting, community building, and gear education.
Devian Ramos
Co-host known for discussions on gear, urban hunting culture, and community storytelling.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 79 ratings
  • Great podcast

    I think this podcast is welcoming to all, at all levels, and that’s what is needed within the community to build a future hunters podcast that talks typically on such a high level. It’s hard to really see these guys bring an entry-level and advanced-level feel to make anyone feel comfortable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Outdoorswithgregg
    United States9 months ago
  • New Bowhunter Here

    As a new bowhunter, I’m finding this show highly informative. Looking forward to getting in the woods, with this info, this fall.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dandrae burke
    United Statesa year ago
  • Top notch

    Two solid, down to earth guys talking about their journey becoming avid bow hunters. If you want to hear real people having honest conversations about hunting and the outdoor life then this is the place to be. Keep up the great work boys, looking forward to sharing deer camp down the line with you two!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stiff Steve
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great bowhunting info!

    Found this podcast to hit alot of points in regards to urban/metro area hunting. As a new hunter the material is presented in way to easy follow and learn from

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nockem’down
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love the content

    Appreciate the content as a new hunter

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DJBB25 - Ride For Life
    United Statesa year ago

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Fans value the practical gear discussions and local shop focus.
Listeners praise accessibility for new hunters and the down-to-earth tone.
Guests and hosts are described as authentic and community-driven, with actionable content for urban hunters.

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NYCBP EP.45 - Alonzo Andrews Returns
Q: How did the terrain and environment affect your hunt, and what lessons did you take away for future turkey hunts?
The terrain swung from desert to lush pine forests, wind and temperature changes affected calling, and I learned to position decoys with a clear field of fire, to expect birds to come from behind, and to adapt decoy placement and calls to the environment.
NYCBP EP.45 - Alonzo Andrews Returns
Q: What was the process like for securing a guided hunt in Arizona, and what did you learn about working with guides?
The guide provided upfront information, we met in person before finalizing anything, and that early transparency helped build trust and confidence in his knowledge; this approach underscored the importance of clear communication and setting expectations before payment.
NYCBP EP.41 - Alonzo Andrews
Q: What are the logistics like for a dad in Brooklyn who wants to hunt?
He focuses on within 1-2 hours driving time, leverages holidays and weekends, and considers public lands, family time, and education commitments, often prioritizing practical, achievable hunts nearby rather than far-away trips.
NYCBP EP.41 - Alonzo Andrews
Q: How did you end up in Brooklyn, and what drew you to bowhunting in a city setting?
He moved to Brooklyn after his daughter was born, and his exposure to elk on a church trip sparked his interest in hunting. He started with archery in youth, rekindled it later, and now builds a strong, documented practice in an urban context.
NYCBP EP.44 - Dr. Cade Wilson (Part 2) ft. Jack Wilson
Q: What makes diaphragm calls your preferred choice for turkey hunting?
Cade explains that diaphragms allow hands-free operation, enabling more natural calls and full mobility, while still enabling a wide range of turkey sounds; if a diaphragm isn't possible, other calls can work, but diaphragms are his go-to.

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Urban-focused bowhunting discussions mix practical gear advice, field tactics, and community stories. Episodes frequently feature shop owners, gear developers, and veterans, offering founder stories, product development, and hands-on tuning or setup notes. The format blends beginner-friendly guidance with deeper dives into equipment, licensing, and ethical hunting in metro-adjacent areas, making it useful for new bowhunters and industry watchers alike. A standout trait is the emphasis on education, mentorship, and supporting local businesses within the hunting community, often framed through personal experiences in or around New York City's hunting footprint.

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Recent guests on NYC Bowhunting Podcast include:

1. Paul Stewart
2. Armando Martinez
3. Aaron Trudeau
4. Justin Campbell
5. Blake Lawson
6. Tommy (Tom)
7. Brice Box
8. Dr. Cade Wilson

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