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FowlWeather Podcast

The forecast to your next successful hunt. Science-based forecasting built for the hunt. Follow us on Spotify, Apple, Youtube & Vimeo FowlWeather.co Listen on Apple Podcasts FowlWeather Youtube FowlWeather Vimeo

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00:31:18

Ep. 51 - When Do Ducks Start Migrating?, What...

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/09/23

When do ducks start to migrate? Why are there movements happening now in the absence of weather? Is GPS telemetry on ducks the panacea for all of our questions? Does telemetry tell hunters how to hunt? Does telemetry predict ducks in front of your blind?...all that and notes on the ticking time bomb of duck shooting rhetoric.

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00:39:10

Ep. 50 – We win when everybody eats

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2024/09/16

How does The FowlWeather Podcast team produce weekly migration forecasts? How do ducks react differently to weather severity and why? What goes into the long-term seasonal forecasts. We unveil the new diving duck migration forecasts, a tropical system update, more on mallards, and the anxiously awaited duck migration…all of this and much more on this weeks episode of The FowlWeather Podcast.

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00:41:37

Ep. 49 – Got Rice? – Talkin’ Wild Rice with Northern...

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/09/10

Wild rice and ducks go together, like, well…. wild rice and ducks. An important duck food, wild rice also pairs well with many duck dishes. DrMike talks with young entrepreneur, McKinley Dixon of Northern Latitude Foods, producers of organic wild rice from Idaho. A family business – they harvest wild rice by home made airboat, an airplane engine repurposed that captures rice brought to the wild lakes of northern Idaho, first likely brought into the lakes by ducks, the wild rice now thrives and so

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00:50:50

Ep. 48 – Faith the COLD will return

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/09/02

Finding faith in the fact that it will again get COLD, DrMike takes us through the current wetland conditions in the US, talks crop production and its impact on ducks, duck shooting rhetoric 101, the lazy Atlantic tropical storm season to date, and he meets with Ryan Burnett of Pattern Pros – an innovative company looking to make your waterfowl shooting more successful and satisfying.

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00:22:27

Ep. 47 – BONUS EPISODE: The BPOP Results

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2024/08/22

The results are in my friends. Duck country is alive and well. The 2024 Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Survey, the BPOP, shows a total breeding duck population up 5% from 2023 in the traditional survey areas, but the devil is in the details. The harvest results are also in from the 2023- 2024 duck season and DrMike breaks down all these results on this special BONUS EPISODE of The FowlWeather Podcast.

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00:32:34

Ep. 46 – Hurricanes and Blue-wings: Stories about...

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/08/19

Story telling with a dabble of science is on the menu in this last episode of the summer season before dive headlong into the Fall hunting seasons. Hold onto your summer shorts folks…..“Like a screaming jet those blue-wings ate my world like nothing I’d ever seen. Before I could move a barrel they shot through the decoys, but then they banked, they turned and did a 360 first going skyway, but then coming back down and back our way. The safety clicked, “get ready” said the brain, and those same words

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01:06:17

Ep. 45 – Pre-Season Primer, Reading the Tea Leaves...

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2024/08/05

What will the 2024-2025 weather bring? It is still a long way off, but there are some strong trends developing. The meteorological Fall is September to November and first looks are coming into focus. The FowlWeather Podcast provides a first look at the coming season! Wealso cover how we make duck migration forecasts, where we make forecasts, and we introduce The FowlWeather Podcast photographer of the year, Matt Miseciwz.

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01:33:03

Ep. 44 – Conserving the Canadian Prairies w/ John...

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/07/22

The FowlWeather Podcast welcomes John Devney, policy guru with Delta Waterfowl Foundation to talk action on the prairies to conserve duck habitat. Policies differ greatly between the US and Canada, and John takes us down the rabbit hole about ways to conserve wetlands in prairie Canada. We also lean hard into what Delta is doing to study duck population biology to inform duck harvest policy and management.

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01:19:53

Ep. 43 – Frank Baldwin - Migratory Bird Biologist in...

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2024/07/08

The FowlWeather Podcast covers conditions on the Canadian Prairies with Frank Baldwin, Wildlife Biologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada (Canadian Wildlife Service). We also hit on all things ducks and geese in his wonderful part of the world. Born and raised around the Oak Hammock Marsh area, Frank has a wonderful history and wealth of knowledge about arctic nesting geese and prairie ducks and all things Manitoba and beyond. Join us as we chat with Frank about the critical nesting

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01:13:53

Ep. 42 – The Farm Bill w/ Julia Peebles, Ducks...

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2024/06/24

No single omnibus policy influences duck habitat more than the Farm Bill, we meet with Julia Peeples who spends much of her time on Capital Hill bringing forth the interests of ducks and duck people from across duck country to the decision-makers we all elect, we dig deep into the current Farm Bill, how it helps ducks (or doesn’t) and what to expect from the Farm Bill for the next five years…how will it help the ducks?

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01:42:56

EP. 41 - Sam Kucia - South Dakota Prairie Grassland...

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/06/10

Sam Kucia is a passionate hunter-conservationist completing his PhD at South Dakota State University, located in NE SD. We cover wetland conditions this spring throughout his region, crop prices and CRP as drivers of conservation, wetland drainage, conservation challenges on the prairies, his experience last year after that early freeze followed by extreme warm, and much, much more including an amazing 160 class buck harvest story.

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01:21:46

Ep. 40 - Paul Hess - Wildlife Biologist at Iroquois...

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2024/05/27

Breaking news on changes in pintail bag limits, your Duck Stamps at work, who funds wetland restoration, habitat management on refuges for ducks, duck hunt management, the ducky weather or lack of ducky weather last year, and food for ducks. With 20 years of experience at Iroquois NWR, Paul brings an amazing wealth of information about sustaining ducks, other wetland wildlife, and all the great people across duck country USA!--- Send in a voice message:

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01:03:20

Ep. 39 – Counting Ducks at 200 Miles per Hour –...

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2024/05/14

Hang on to your pants folks – in this episode we fly with Josh Osborn, observer for the Forbes Biological Station aerial waterfowl survey. Forbes Biological Station has been part of aerial inventories of waterfowl along the Illinois and Mississippi rivers since 1948. Come fly with us for an engaging interview with Josh who has a bird’s eye view of duck migration in a pretty cool part of duck country, USA!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fowlweather/message

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00:30:51

Ep. 38 - If You Got Em’… You Shoot Em’ – Waterfowl...

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/04/29

The concluding episode of The FowlWeather Podcasts 2024 Wetland Management Series digs into the science of what makes a satisfied duck hunter and the techniques used on public and private lands to manage hunting disturbance. That, brief highlights of hot crops and more in this episode.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fowlweather/message

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01:04:29

Ep. 37 – “Diversity is the Only Free Lunch” w/...

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2024/04/22

The FowlWeather Podcasts talks diversifying land management for waterfowl in Arkansas. What does it take to attract and hold ducks? What does it take to attract and hold a diversity of duck species? That and much more on this week’s episode with waterfowl habitat manager Ryan Dulaney of Wildlife Strategies and land agent with The Farmland Group. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fowlweather/message

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00:44:45

Ep. 36 – Why Manage Wetlands? Drawdown Timing And the...

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/04/15

In this series we are going to provide context about why actively managing restored wetlands is 100% necessary, actually critical. We are really excited to bring you this wetland management 101 cook book for your private lands or lease, but we will also highlight why the public hunting grounds that you visit should be actively managing their wetlands for waterfowl.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fowlweather/message

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00:52:58

Ep. 35 – Ducks are Short! – The FowlWeather Podcast -...

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/04/09

In this series we are going to provide context about why actively managing restored wetlands is 100% necessary, actually critical. We are really excited to bring you this wetland management 101 cook book for your private lands or lease, but we will also highlight why the public hunting grounds that you visit should be actively managing their wetlands for waterfowl. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fowlweather/message

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00:29:52

Ep. 34 – Where have all the mallards gone?

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/04/01

In this episode of The FowlWeather Podcast we break down in easy to understand terms why hunting at the current levels doesn’t drive most waterfowl populations. Plain and simple language from DrMike, a scientist and duck hunter, brought to all our friends across duck country.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fowlweather/message

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01:14:43

Ep. 33 - The Kitchen Conversations – What makes a...

FowlWeather Podcast ·

2024/03/27

What makes a good duck call? What natural woods sound more like a duck than others? Single-reed or double-reed, what works best to fool those ole greenheads? We talk duck migration and lack of ducks this winter at James Callicutt’s camp in Mississippi, but we cover a-lotta ground about duck habitat management and duck calling. James Callicutt is kinda a big deal!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fowlweather/message

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01:18:20

Ep. 32 Dr. Heath Hagy, The Waterfowl Guru Spills the...

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2024/03/20

Where were the ducks last season? How does hunting disturbance redistribute ducks? USFWS Waterfowl Biologist Dr. Heath Hagy joins The FowlWeather Podcast. Heath tells us about how he stole all Dr. Mike’s best research ideas, and that we agree on duck science about 10% of the time, but we agree on the most important thing that matters and that is a love for the resource and the conservation and management of the habitat on which ducks rely. Point is, discussion and debate drive learning, especially

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