For guys who hunt the south.

[Southern Buck]

I just wanted to recommend to you guys a podcast I heard recently that is one of the best I’ve ever listened to especially for those of us in the Deep South. It’s almost as if Dan had a twin brother who was separated at birth and grew up in Georgia. Unfortunately, Mr. Glen passed away yesterday. The world lost not only a great woodsman, but by all accounts an all around great human being. Thought you guys might enjoy.

The Southern Outdoorsmen podcast with Mr. Glen Solomon
Episode 116

RIP Mr. Solomon

[jwilkstn]

I agree, that was a really good podcast. Very sad to hear of his passing yesterday, much too soon.

[Twenty Up]

Agreed, hands down the best Southern deer hunting podcast I’ve heard. Glen was a top notch woodsmen and went out doing what he loved, dragging a big old hog out of the woods.

Extreme heat is no joke y’all, be careful and please keep the Solomon family in your thoughts & prayers

[Chris_D]

I listened to it today. I enjoyed it. I found it interesting that he seems more keen on hunting beds in the morning more like Andre. But I also had to keep reminding myself that the rut in Ga is crazy and he is almost always hunting the rut. I think that would make the bucks tend to go to bed a little later. I still think it takes the perfect setup to hunt them in the morning as far as entry and wind. I used to hunt pines in Arkansas when I gun hunted and used a lot of the same techniques. Especially the super high climbs. Would be tough to shoot a deer at ten yards with a bow at 40 feet up but if you practiced it I’m sure it’s doable.
My prayers to his family! You could tell from the interview he was a great person!!

[dannyboy]

Agreed, hands down the best Southern deer hunting podcast I’ve heard. Glen was a top notch woodsmen and went out doing what he loved, dragging a big old hog out of the woods.

Extreme heat is no joke y’all, be careful and please keep the Solomon family in your thoughts & prayers

I guess a heart attack took him out

[BA-IV]

Best podcast I’ve listened to as far as southern deer hunting goes. Everything he said I’ve experienced especially hunting in the pines. His level of dedication and passion was a thing I really looked up too!

[PK_]

Damn. That’s terrible. RIP.

I will certainly give this a listen.

[jwilkstn]

His son said that Mr Soloman called his wife and told her that he was driving himself to the hospital with chest pains. He made it to the hospital, but collapsed upon arrival. He had a blood clot that traveled to his lungs. They ruled out a heart attack.

Unsurprisingly, his son found the quartered hog in a cooler in his vehicle. He also had videod himself working the hog up.

[funderburk]

Fantastic podcast. Definitely a wise woodsman. Hate to hear of his sudden passing. Prayers for his family.

[dewayne]

I haven’t listened to that one yet but it is lined up for tomorrow

[DaveT1963]

Good podcasts. A lot of correlation with beast tactics. Confirms a lot of what I have seen in deep south pine thickets. 100% agree with his morning approach - getting in far earlier than what most do is key and the late mid morning movement. Good stuff hate to hear of his passing. Getting him and Mr. Womack together would have been an epic southern hunting podcast.

[HunterBob]

Wow, prayers to his family. This podcast is definitely worth listening to for all of us here in the south. Very similar to beast tactics, but some slight variations that are very helpful here. Getting into the thick stuff early and setting up over beds on a morning sit seems like the best strategy for many of the spots that I hunt where getting in undetected in the afternoon would be near impossible without parachuting in.

[buttonbuck]

Thanks for the info, why I love this site.

[buttonbuck]

Im sure they say in the podcast but what did this dude do for a living?

[Andy1965]

We definitely lost a good one to soon. I’ve spoken with him a few times on another forum I believe he said he worked with the railroad then but don’t quote me on that. I know the last few years he wrote for gon magazine about every month either on fishing or hunting.