Dr. Julie Rak is a professor in the Department of English and Film Studies at the University of Alberta, Canada. Her 2021 book False Summit: Gender in Mountaineering Nonfiction (McGill-Queens University Press) is the first book-length study of gender, feminism and mountaineering narratives ever made- and she hopes that it won't be the last. She has also published on Rockies mountain guide and writer Tex Vernon-Wood, on gender and mountaineering film festivals, about the body of George Mallory and

Send us a text Cold air, numb hands, and a white crab that changed everything. That’s the scene Chell Baybay paints as she walks us through the drop, the thump, and the surge that sealed her first double-digit tautog—a moment that turned a late-start angler into a fixture on New Jersey head boats. We dig into why tog fishing hooks so deep: the fight starts at the bite, and winning is all timing, patience, and feel. Shell breaks down the quiet focus she brings to crowded rails, how she reads ...

In this week’s episode we talk with author Rob Chadwick about his new book The Practice Guide to Personal Security This episode is brought to you by the ConcealedCarry.com firearm instructor network. ConcealedCarry.com is always looking for quality firearm instructors across the country to join their network. As a network instructor you can take advantage…The post Personal Security first appeared on The Firearm Trainer Podcast.

// Probleme sind dazu da, gelöst zu werden. Nur, wie kommen wir auf gute Lösungen? Gerade wenn wir irgendwo da draußen in der Natur sind, gilt es ja, zügig mit dem zu arbeiten, was wir zur Hand oder in der Birne haben. Auch im Alltag sehnen wir uns oft nach neuen Lösungen für Probleme, die einfach nicht verschwinden wollen. In dieser Folge berichte ich von dem, was mir bei der Problemlösung hilft. Und da bin ich schnell bei einer ganz besonderen Person: Jeremy. Hier erfährst du, warum dieser

Send us a text A cold front flipped the rut switch, and we ride the highs and lows: Peyton’s 650-yard recovery, Zach’s near-misses, a field-edge long shot with a dog track, and Connor’s October 28 magic. We dig into weather, wind, calling, ethics at low light, and why access wins. • reading the wind and barometric pressure for rut movement • edge sits with standing corn and late-morning cruising • when to get aggressive with grunts and snort-wheezes • low-light restraint and shot accountabil...

Halloween is one of the best days of the year for big bucks. It also kicks off most hunters' favorite time to be in the woods: the rut. Canyon talks that, tips for successfully rattling in bucks, and more on this edition of Deer Season Daily!The Deer Season Daily episodes will keep you up to date on all things deer season and Ridge Hunter Outdoors. Hit the subscribe button so you don't miss anything this season!Ridge Hunter Products and Merchandise:Ridgehunteroutdoors.comSupport our Partners:Check

In this series, Jeff & Andy dive into a mix of useless facts, myths, forgotten stories, and strange truths.This episode, Jeff lists the richest drug lords in the world, and Andy explains the benefits of peeing in the shower.This series is brought to you by the amazing Cedar Run Decoys.

In this engaging conversation, Dan and Ken delve into the intricacies of hunting, particularly focusing on whitetail deer in Alberta. They discuss the dynamics of hunting in a region where leasing land is illegal, the importance of trail cameras in tracking deer behavior, and the strategies that lead to successful hunts. Ken shares his personal experiences, including the challenges of hunting in a competitive environment and the thrill of harvesting a significant buck. The conversation highlights

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Dan Dillon is the founder behind Aquaphobix, a heat-applied, non-ablative marine coating that started in swimming pools and is now being tested on fiberglass boats. In this conversation, we dig into the torch-on application, why copper-based bottom paint is still everywhere, and how certifications like Marine Life Safe and Drinking Water Safe translate from pools to marinas and beyond.Some of the moments I found most meaningful in this conversation were: How a pool coating ended up on boats —

This week for Ten Minute Tuesday we wanted to talk about a topic that many people have asked us to discuss before. That question is: how do they decide what the hunting limits will be per species for your state? We talk about how they come up with the limits and who has a say. We also talk about how things could be done differently. Thanks so much for listening and be sure to subscribe and review!New Waterfowl Film out now! Out West | Waterfowl Hunting in Montana Stay comfortable, dry and warm:

Join us deep in the Sandhills of Nebraska for one of the most remote hunts we’ve ever done. We set up a hot tent miles from anywhere and lived completely off the grid. In this episode, we share stories from camp, the challenges of life in the middle of nowhere, and the excitement of a successful Day 1 duck hunt in the Sandhills.Flight Day Ammunition – https://www.flightdayammo.com – Code FDH10Weatherby Shotguns – https://www.weatherby.comMammoth Guardian Dog Crates – Code GUARDIAN15Shotty Gear –

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

In this series, Jeff and Andy look at historical events that took place on this day.Today in history, an Irish gangster meets his end, a “Happy Days” actor is born, and a bank is robbed in Missouri.This series is brought to you by the great Boss Shot Shells.

Join us for a fun on-the-water adventure chasing muskies in the chilly fall waters! With calm conditions and bluebird skies, we dive into the techniques, gear, and lures that make late-season musky fishing such a thrill. From glide baits to dive-and-rise lures, we share what worked, what didn’t, and the laughs in between. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just love a good fishing story, this trip is packed with tips, humour, and maybe even a surprise bald eagle sighting! Mentioned in Episod...

In this episode, we chat with Rolf Asphaug, a 67-year-old hiker who recently completed a solo northbound trek of the John Muir Trail and has many other impressive hikes under his belt, including the Colorado Trail and a 2,500-mile walk from Arizona to Oregon. We dive into Rolf's inspiration to keep hiking at an age when many consider slowing down, the importance of staying fit, using the right gear, the mental and physical benefits of hiking, and his future hiking plans. This episode is filled

Direct from the Shedquarters!The band is back together and bring you the latest from the Changas, recent fave edits and let's not forget the Clive Palmer Cup and Steve Irwin Salute.Wave Co Director Troy Bottegal also joins us to discuss his latest efforts with the artificial reef system he has developed. It sounds incredible and will be a game changer for beaches with straight swell close outs. Mmmm, peaksIf you build it, they will come!

In today's episode of Backpacker Radio presented by The Trek, we are joined by Kenneth Pararo, known on trail as Moron. This is a podcast we've been wanting to make happen for several years now, and let me tell you, it does not disappoint. Moron is a thru-hiker, long-distance cyclist, philosopher, hopeless romantic, futurist, and most importantly, just a real solid hang.  We learn about why he's all in on AI- as evidenced by him riding cross country rocking his Meta AI glasses, why he quit is