Could Bigfoot truly exist? The mystery persists. New sightings are reported regularly, but could a large, bipedal primate remain so elusive as to evade capture for so long? In this revisited episode from 2018, Laura Kratz shares her research and conclusions on the matter. This episode stands out as one of the favorites. Afterall, who does not love a great mystery!Want to advertise on ASP? info@adventuresportspodcast.comPatreon:

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If you had to own and use just one hunting knife for the rest of your life, what would it be? This episode we go over blade characteristics, types of steel, handle shapes and material, edge geometry, field sharpening, and more. Custom knifemaker Evan Siembida lends his expertise and walks through the process of designing and building a truely capable hunting knife. ENJOY!    FRIENDS, PLEASE SUPPORT THE PODCAST!  Join the Backcountry Hunting Podcast tribe and get access to all our bonus material

Episode 7 of the Last Sunday podcast is “Wood Badge Pre-Course Session 3”, the Patrol Method.Originally recorded 20251031Original sound by Kyle Peters on Garage Band

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The Gone To The Dogs Podcast introduces its Legend Series of recordings with the nation’s best known and most revered raccoon hunters occupying the guest spot. This week the podcast features one of the sports most respected and longest running breeders of Treeing Walker Coonhounds, as Steve brings the renown Jim “Wildman” Meeks to the Gone To The Dogs microphone.   Meeks, a first ballot inductee into the North Carolina State Coon Hunters Hall of Fame, is possessed of a wealth of knowledge in all

What does conservation look like when you're raising kids, juggling schedules, and trying to get a moment in the woods? Amy Hall joins Bethany Beathard to talk about the real-life journey of moms in the outdoors. From river otter latrines to deer heart science lessons, this episode is packed with stories, laughs, and insights that will inspire you to see conservation in a whole new light—starting right at home.Amy's Social Media: HerWildOutdoors(FB)

In a recent interview, Aaron Smith from SCI Record Books discussed how the program honors hunters and preserves ethical hunting traditions. The SCI Record Book is more than a list — it’s a global recognition of dedication, skill, and conservation. Each entry celebrates the hunter’s commitment to sustainable practices and responsible stewardship of wildlife.Smith explained the wide range of awards and categories available through SCI Record Books. Hunters can compete in rifle, archery, handgun, and

In this episode of The Range Podcast, Ricky is joined by a force to be reckoned with in the mountains of the west. Whether he’s nerding out as a hydrologist with the U.S. Forest Service, hunting, skiing or biking, Josh Boyd will spend over 200 days a year in the backcountry. Josh is a Sitka Big Game Ambassador and another notable passion is his love for writing, which has donned the pages of Bowhunter Magazine, Eastmans’ Bowhunting Journal and Rokslide.com. As always, Josh begins by telling us his

This is a short podcast ladies and gentlemen. This topic has been on my heart for awhile now and I figured it was time to put it out there. Sometimes we get so caught up in the likes and comments that we forget why we started being outdoorsmen and women in the first place.Sometimes we just need to slow down and remind ourselves about why we do what we do and who inspired us to do what we do. This podcast is about the first hunt I ever went on with my Dad and my Uncle. Tune In. Short one but a very

Hvithalehjort, folkeviltet i USA, er fraktet til Finland, hvor den har spredt seg kraftig. Titusener felles nå hvert år, men den ser ikke ut til å spre seg i retning Norge. Vi snakker også om enkle råd til fersk rådyrjeger og sneier såvidt inn på om blinkende lys på isfiske øker fiskelykken. I studio hører du Espen Farstad, Trond Gunnar Skillingstad og Jo Inge Breisjøberget. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dustin and Tony catch up on listener feedback and some filtered YouTube comments we haven’t seen.The post Episode 628 – Catching up on Listener Feedback appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.

I'm traveling this week, so I've got a reply of the second-most-downloaded Unchurched episode of all time! Enjoy!

En drone som filmer deg uten at noen trenger å kontrollere den, som veier under 150 gram og får plass i lommen. Det var en serie egenskaper som fanget min interesse i så stor grad at jeg for et snaut år siden kjøpte en DJI Neo og senere tok den med på en fem ukers langtur gjennom canadisk vinter. Men hvordan fungerer den i praksis? Det er hva jeg går gjennom i denne episoden.Husk at du som Langturkompis eller Ekspedisjonsmakker i det digitale turlaget på Patreon ikke bare får muligheten til å se

OBS: Dette er kun en teaser av ukens episode, for å høre denne og alle episoder av Jegerpodden er du hjertelig velkommen inn i Patreon-jaktlaget her: https://www.patreon.com/c/jegerpoddenDenne gangen er Viola Bakken Berg fra Trondheim gjest. Endel kjenner Viola fra Instagram der hun i mange år har inspirert mange med sine jaktopplevelser. Vi snakker om hennes favorittjakter og hvordan hun har jobbet for å etablere seg som jeger. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Live Wild Podcast, Remi Warren shares his experiences as a professional guide and hunter, focusing on a recent Desert Sheep hunt with friends. He discusses the importance of preparation, scouting, and the community aspect of hunting. The episode emphasizes the significance of patience and making the right decisions during a hunt, culminating in a successful sheep harvest. Remi also highlights the gear used during the hunt and offers insights into the cooking process of wild

Creator of the Bow Shop Bible app Corey Haas is on the podcast with tips on tuning your bow, cutting arrows and more to get the best accuracy.

In this second episode with Brad Atkins, who calls Charleston, South Carolina home. Brad has spent years sailing back and forth between Charleston and the Abacos, and he brings a wealth of local knowledge to this conversation. Here he goes into more details on sailing in the BahamasWe dive into: Clearing Customs in the Abacos – what to expect and the best ports of entry. Recommended Sailing Routes from Charleston to the islands. Must-See Places of Interest once you arrive, including

Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are joined once again by the one and only “Coyote Man,” Clay Reid, for another round of outrageous stories and off-the-wall wisdom. Clay talks about his latest adventure — training for an Ironman race in his late 50s — and the physical and mental grind that comes with it. The guys also get into the tough life of being a cowboy, and being the last of a dying breed, and Clay tells of his recent trip to South Dakota and his mission to track down the elusive peach Red