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Artemis

Meet the adventurous, accomplished women who are redefining conservation through their lives in the field and on the water. Filled with humor, audacity, empathy, and intelligence, Artemis brings you new voices from our public lands. Whether you"re snagging flies or tracking big bucks, Artemis introduces you to women from all walks of the sporting community. We discuss hunting, fishing, public lands, and conservation. Join us to be a part of the movement.

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60:35

Becoming a Trapper with Linda White

Artemis ·

2022/03/10

Linda White had zero experience with trapping when she started dating a trapper. She approached his passion with an open mind, and the more she learned, the more trapping became Linda's passion, too. Linda is a trapper in New York, and she and her husband also manufacture a line of scent and lure products through their company, Sawmill Creek Baits and Lures. On this episode, we discuss Linda's journey to becoming a trapper, and the hits and misses along the way. 1:00 Trapper Girl Inc. 2:00 Food

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70:59

Ethical Hunting (and Hounds) with Holly Heyser

Artemis ·

2022/03/03

Holly Heyser works in waterfowl conservation by day -- but she might be best known in the sporting world for her words (To the Bone) and her amazing photos (Hunt Gather Cook). This week we talk about applying the Golden Rule to hunting -- how can we kill the way we'd like to be killed? We talk about hunting with dogs, the merits of the ambush versus the chase, and judging our hunts by the humaneness of a kill. 2:30 Nilgai in the freezer... you need SPACE 7:00 Matching your workout regimen to match

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123:41

BONUS: Turkey Tactics Webinar

Artemis ·

2022/02/28

Last year marked the start of Artemis's "tactics" courses, where we hosted a virtual bootcamp for hunters interested in new disciplines. Our first event, Turkey Tactics, was a hit. We brought in four turkey hunters with more than 100 years of turkey hunting experience between them for our first webinar, Patt Dorsey, Mary Lynn, Kathy Stephens and Emily Ledergerber. We're sharing that audio with you today. Many of the women who participated in Turkey Tactics went on to bag their first turkeys, and we

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71:07

Grizzly Attack with Amber Kornak

Artemis ·

2022/02/24

Wildlife biologist Amber Kornak had just started working on a bear study in Montana when she was abruptly attacked by one of her subjects - a large, male grizzly bear. Kornak stopped the attack when she deployed her bear spray, but she had to walk several miles out of the woods before making it to a hospital. The bear had chomped on her skull, and Kornak permanently lost hearing in one ear from the encounter. On this episode of Artemis, we talk about preparation when traveling in the backcountry. No

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59:25

Sports(wo)man's Paradise with Emily Heiman and Hannah...

Artemis ·

2022/02/17

This week we hop on the horn with our Artemis ambassadors in Louisiana, Emily Heiman and Hannah Gray to talk about what it's like to be sportswomen in the state dubbed a 'sportsman's paradise.' We hear about kayak fishing (and kayak-specific bass tournaments), deer hunting, duck hunting, roadkill salvage, and the numerous names Louisianans have for their fish. 3:00 Louisiana gets its first case of CWD (pssst... in case you missed it, we have a special series airing right now called the CWD

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53:09

Seal Hunting in Newfoundland with Mina Campbell

Artemis ·

2022/02/10

Mina Campbell joins us from the Labrador region of Newfoundland. She lives in a small town where seal hunting season is a community endeavor. Mina tells us about what it's like to hunt and harvest seals, the cultural dimensions of the hunt, and how lake ice makes or breaks the season. Plus, she tells us how to make an ulu and how a traditional harpoon works. 1:00 An enviable #freezerselfie - ptarmigan, grouse, salmon, moose, trout, beaver 2:00 Life in a small community in the Newfoundland 3:00

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64:29

Wildlife Health with Dr. Lindsey Long

Artemis ·

2022/02/03

Some state game departments, like Dr. Lindsey Long's, employ veterinarians to help monitor and assess the health of wildlife populations. Dr. Long tells us about her day job as a state wildlife vet, but also about the rest of her life -- becoming a hunter, becoming a bird dog owner, and what it's like to sedate a giraffe. Plus, canning meat, de-feathering ducks, and what happens when your dog gets caught in a head snare. 3:00 Pressure-canning your own meat... "I grew up in a canning family" 9:00

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60:09

In the Footsteps of Montana Pronghorn with Vanna...

Artemis ·

2022/01/27

Montana biologist Vanna Boccadori had seen pronghorn migration data from GPS-collared animals, but it was only when she put her own footsteps onto their trail did she understand the migration better. Vanna talks about the pronghorn migration and the suite of obstacles and solutions biologists are working on to keep habitat viable in Montana's Big Hole Valley. Plus -- trout-smoking, whale-butchering, and saving all those beaver and muskrat glands. Pssst... Artemis Ambassador applications for 2022 are

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50:49

Grandma's Hunting Training Academy with Stacy Welling...

Artemis ·

2022/01/20

Stacy Haughey is from a small town on Michigan's Upper Peninsula -- it's the kind of place where family is everywhere and traditions run deep. Hunting was something Stacy inherited from her maternal side. "Grandma's Hunting Training Academy" is what they jokingly called it when time at Grandma's was synonymous with time in a tree stand. 2:00 Wild game Christmas basket exchange, ya'll 3:30 Small-town life on Michigan's Upper Peninsula ("the U-P" to Michiganders) 6:00 Learning to hunt through your

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52:16

The Mentor-Mentee Relationship with Kathy Stevens &...

Artemis ·

2022/01/13

An experienced hunter as a huge wealth of knowledge to offer newbies, so how can new hunters be poised to recieve this wisdom? In this episode we talk with Kathy Stevens and Erin Glen. Kathy has been hunting turkey and deer for more than 40 years. Erin's a brand-new hunter. The two of them met at an Artemis event, and a mentorship ensued. There are things new hunters can do to better their odds of landing under the wing of a more skilled hunter. Getting out there helps, but it also comes down to

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65:51

Artemis Deer Camp: Tennessee Edition

Artemis ·

2022/01/06

DEER CAMP! Artemis hosted a fall deer camp at a tough-to-hunt WMA in Tennessee. Even though nobody left with a deer, everyone left with new friends, new experiences, and a new take on what it means to be at deer camp with all women. (Some also left with a UFO sighting that made the news.) Bringing women together in the field is one of Artemis's core missions, and on this episode, we get a firsthand look at the magic that can happen when you mix seasoned veterans with beginners on a no-frills public

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12:00

BONUS: Artemis 2021 Highlight Reel

Artemis ·

2022/01/01

Blooper reel or highlight reel? You decide. Either way, it's been another fun year and we're so grateful to have you along with us for the journey. If Artemis has meant something to you, please consider leaving the podcast a review or sharing it with a friend. If you're able to donate, all proceeds go to supporting women in the sporting community. We're glad you're here. Thank you, Arte-ladies! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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86:44

Climate Series: Wildfire & Resiliency with Gwen Sanchez

Artemis ·

2021/12/30

Gwen Sanchez is the fire manager on the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, a landscape that encompasses sagebrush habitat up to the high Sierras. Working in fire is different than it used to be. It's nearly a 12-month season across the country, and wildfires in the West are regularly breaking records for size and severity. Fire managers are also noticing that some landscapes aren't bouncing back from severe fire like they're supposed to. We talk about what makes a resilient landscape, and what role

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72:25

Climate Series: Ruffed Grouse & Healthy Forests with...

Artemis ·

2021/12/23

This week we dive into disturbance ecology, looking at whole-forest health by zeroing in on the ruffed grouse. Grouse populations in some areas have experienced stark declines in recent decades. Some scientists call ruffed grouse a bellwether species -- what's good for the grouse is generally good for the forest. We talk about the difference between preservation and conservation, the mosaic make-up of healthy forests, and the potential of forests to be carbon sinks. 2:00 The Ruffed Grouse

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66:47

Climate Series: Coastal Habitat and Conservation in...

Artemis ·

2021/12/16

In the third installment of our climate series, Artemis travels to Florida with Lindsay Cross. Water quality is at the nexus of healthy ecosystems in Florida, and in years where there's high run-off or water pollution you see sea grasses dying off, which leads to manatees dying off, and a whole suite of cascading effects. Plus, Lindsay tells us about her decision to run for a seat in the Florida House. 4:00 How many people are experiencing atypical weather for the season? 9:00 Choosing a

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87:07

Climate Series: Solar Energy Development with...

Artemis ·

2021/12/09

In the second episode of Artemis' climate series, we're talking about solar energy. We need a portfolio of solutions to meet our ever-increasing energy demands. Ensuring that an increasing portion of those needs are met by clean energy is a vital part of a resilient grid and a resilient climate. We talk with Michelle Zimmerman, a community solar developer in Colorado. She tells us pretty much everything you want to know about solar energy development - how it works, how sites are chosen, the impact

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73:08

Climate Change: Grassland Conservation with Maddison...

Artemis ·

2021/12/02

Artemis is doing a deep-dive into climate science. In our opening episode we talk with Maddison Easley, a California biologist who straddles the divide between the conservation world and agency life. Much of Maddison's work is aimed at rangeland conservation. We talk about how birds, vegetation and soils are all indicators of ecosystem health - and what's changing with grasslands as the climate changes. 4:00 Point Blue Conservation Science 5:00 Growing up a rancher, becoming a biologist,

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65:20

Artemis Holiday Gifts Episode 2021

Artemis ·

2021/11/25

Some of our favorite guests from podcasts past join us to talk about what they're wishing for this year. Hannah Marcom and Sharenda Birts have tips and tricks galore -- like giving the gift of not having to learn from someone you're related to, or how exactly you can enjoy a latte in the field, frothed milk and all -- OR, could your HSA pay for those electronic Bluetooth earplugs you've always wanted? Get the scoop in our second annual holiday gifts episode. 'Tis the season to be merry, Artemis!

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64:57

Eating Better in the Wild with Shannon Waters &...

Artemis ·

2021/11/18

"I thought you said this was food?" Shannon Waters found herself asking that question after someone made her an MRE in the backcountry. Shannon had been to culinary school and worked in fine dining for much of her adult life. As a hunter herself, she felt active people needed better in the field, and she was the right person to do it. Gastro Gnome was born. The Bozeman-based business has a storefront, a warm community of outdoorspeople, and many (MANY) gnomes. 2:00 Odd Fellows Bakery in Salmon,

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46:00

Missouri's First Black Bear Season with Kelsie Wikoff

Artemis ·

2021/11/11

Missouri opened its first bear season this year in what turned out to be a tightly regulated hunt and a very competitive draw. Kelsie Wikoff was one of the hunters who drew a tag. This week we talk about how you hunt an area you've never been to for a prey you've seldom ever even seen. For Kelsie, it involved frequent scouting trips, trail cams, and talking to lots and lots of people. The verdict? She harvested one of Missouri's first black bears early in the season. 4:00 Growing up in a small

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