What terrain should you target when rifle hunting elk on public land?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34+ years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain how he evaluates rifle-season elk country. He looks beyond simple rules about elevation, slope direction, and dark timber to examine what pressured elk need and how those needs affect where they live. If you’re planning an October elk hunt, studying maps, or struggling to narrow down a large unit, this episode will help you identify

The 2026 Migration Updates presented by Kent Cartridge and are now coming to The Voice of the Duck Hunter. Each week, Joel Brice and Matt Chouinard sit down with Delta Waterfowl Regional Directors from across the U.S. and Canada to hear what they’re seeing on the ground—from current migration activity and bird numbers to habitat and weather conditions across the flyways. Tune in every week for the latest Migration Update, and make sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you do...

Dan and Ken sit down to tackle the nuances of Alberta antelope hunting, from pre-hunt prep to field execution. After tagging out early this season, Ken shifts his focus to helping his niece harvest a buck. He shares insights from his trip—including setting up his SUV as a mobile base camp, using the iHunter app to scout and secure land permissions, and adjusting his size expectations on the ground. The pair also explore critical hunting tactics, including navigating the rut, understanding antelope

This week on the Midwest Flyways Podcast, the guys are trying to figure out where the ducks went and whether some seriously strange weather is about to shake up the migration.After duck opener, Joey, Cal, and Carter compare what they've been seeing around Minnesota. Some areas that normally hold plenty of birds have been surprisingly empty, while reports from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta sound like hunters are still seeing plenty of ducks farther north. At the same time, geese are starting

In this episode I talk with Dr Steve Peters about about our horses' nervous systems and how they function and adapt to the horse’s life experience and training. He is a fountain of information and in this conversation we talk about how we can put this information into practice with our horses. Get ready to take notes on this one!❤️ Show your love & support for the pod: Make a one-time donation.About the Guest:Dr. Stephen C. Peters, Psy.D., ABN is a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist,

Meetup AllTrails Link: https://www.alltrails.com/explore/custom-routes/creator-meetup-route-to-camp-a0671d7?u=i&sh=luwlk4This week on **The Backpacking Podcast**, John and Jeremiah are back with backpacking news, questionable gear, wildlife encounters, and plenty of opinions along the way.We kick things off with our first-ever **Pro Tip** segment: if you’re hiking with people who are faster than you, make sure YOU have the car keys. 😂Then things get serious in **Hiker News** as we discuss the

The first dusting of snow has covered mountains from Colorado to Alaska, and that’s all the excuse we need to chat about deep days and big powder skis with reviewer and heli-guide, Paul Forward. Luke Koppa has Paul run us through the standout skis he got on last season; his latest takes on the evolution of powder-ski design; a ski boot that blew him away; and more.Note: We Want to Hear From You! Please share with us the questions, topics, or stories you’d like us to cover on GEAR:30. You can

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Redblacks analyst Jeff Avery believes tonight could be the night for the Redblacks and PAV hits us with a new Sens song

Tony Van Asten aka Tony Van Buck Killer joins me for this weeks podcast and we are talking October bow hunting.  Enjoy and thanks for listening! DEER HUNTER GEAR (ENTER THE PRAXIS PACK GIVEAWAY) DEER HUNTER SYNTHETICS INDUSTRY LEADING SCENTS AND LURES DEER HUNTER PODCAST HOMEPAGE LATITUDE OUTDOORS

Redblacks analyst Jeff Avery on what gives the Redblacks a good chance to win tonight, play of MBT at QB, and some bright spots on the Redblacks roster.

TSN’s Frankie Corrado on Barkov’s injury and the Senators, and Jack Hughes’ sense of humour.

In this episode we sit with one of the most interesting and unique people in this community - artist Joe Sampson. Joe has turned his passion and talent into his job and works as a full time artist. Inspired by the waterscapes he fishes, talks about his life as an artist and yes, as an avid muskie angler! In this first part we discuss: Joe's inspiration Painting water Finding muskie Fishing Ontario lakes

Steve Pinkston hunts for the wind every other bowhunter is taught to avoid — and he's killed his last ten bucks doing it. Cameron and Tre Kerns go back through last week's conversation to pull out what's actually usable: whether Steve's "light and variable" wind theory holds up the same way in hill country as it does on his flat Ohio ag ground, why food source changes don't move Steve's deer off their bedding, the rain-triggers-movement pattern Tre's used to kill multiple bucks in the middle of the

TSN 1200’s trivia team did not show up last night, the Redblacks best chance at a win comes tonight, and playing Jake Sanderson at less than 100%.

TSN’s Frankie Corrado on another knee injury for Aleksander Barkov, a feisty game between the Panthers and Sharks, Oilers give up 7 in a win, two goal debut for Knies, and what the Sens should do with Jake Sanderson.

In this episode of the Range Minded Podcast, we visit the latest injection from the 5th Circuit Court on interstate handgun purchases: will you be able to buy handguns out of state without the hassle of sending them back to your home state FFL? We also talk about one of President Trump's executive actions: "REINVIGORATING AMERICA’S HUNTING HERITAGE". It's all about making hunting great again in the USA! How could this affect your next hunting trip? And what grade does your elected official get from

Repeat guest, Tanner Dannish, founder of Frontiersmen Gear, joins the show for a recap of his eventful September elk season in BC and a debrief with Adam on his Wyoming archery elk hunt. Two vastly different hunts with two very different outcomes.   @frontiersmengear  ---------------------------  TRUSTED PARTNERS:  For over 100 years Leica has set the standard for premium optics. From spotting scopes to binoculars, rifle scopes and the new CRF MAX rangefinders, Leica is the choice for those

This week on Sports Guyz Only... Cal is calling in sick from the corner of his bedroom, Carter is extra crabby after another week of fantasy football abuse, and the guys waste no time revisiting some truly terrible roster decisions. Between insulting trade offers, injured players, and everyone finding a draft pick they'd like back, the fantasy league is already providing exactly the level of dysfunction everyone expected. Then the conversation turns to the Vikings and a much bigger question: if

How do you get into country sports when you didn't grow up around them?Listener James has recently moved from a major city to rural Wales with his young family. He wants to get involved in country life but has no shooting or fishing background and nobody locally to show him the ropes. So where do you start? Apply for a shotgun certificate? Buy a fishing rod? Book a shoot day? Join an organisation? Or simply find somebody who knows what they're doing?Jake Woolf, Avian Sandercock and Sam Turner reckon