Youth Hunting Rights, Family Traditions, and Whitetail Prep in Wisconsin

Episode 14

Discover how a Wisconsin family turned passion for hunting into advocacy, tradition, and generational outdoor legacy.

In this episode of Hunt. Fish. Freedom., host Kenia sits down with Luke and Kaleb Hilgemann to share a powerful family story about hunting, fishing, and preserving outdoor traditions in Wisconsin. From tracking deer at age three to helping change state hunting laws, Kaleb’s journey shows how the next generation is carrying forward the hunting lifestyle.

Luke reflects on raising his son to love the outdoors, the pride of harvesting whitetail deer on their family farm, and the responsibility of passing on skills like food plots, bow practice, and ethical shot preparation. Kaleb shares his love of hunting whitetail deer, fishing local waters, mentoring younger hunters, and preparing wild game meals for family and friends. Together, they discuss:

Youth hunting laws in Wisconsin and how the Hilgemanns helped eliminate the minimum age requirement.
Deer camp traditions that build camaraderie across generations of hunters.
Food plots and bow season prep as the Hilgemanns gear up for another season.
Wild game cooking and the importance of field-to-table traditions in hunting culture.
Advocating for the constitutional right to hunt and fish, and why it matters for the future of outdoorsmen and women.

Whether you’re passionate about whitetail deer hunting, outdoor family traditions, or protecting the right to hunt and fish, this episode will inspire you to carry forward the legacy of conservation and advocacy.

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Youth Hunting Rights, Family Traditions, and Whitetail Prep in Wisconsin