In this episode we WadeOutThere with Betha Cochran, from Fort Smith, Montana. Betha began fly fishing in Colorado when she started dating her future husband, who was a passionate angler. Fly fishing brought Betha the confidence and passion she was looking for. In time, her and her husband both became guides, and when kids arrived, they became a fly fishing family. A job opportunity at the Bighorn Angler, brought them to Fort Smith, Montana, where Betha’s husband continued guiding, and...

Some mountains are beautiful. Some mountains are dramatic. And some — very few — look like they were sculpted, not formed. The Nipple, a volcanic plug rising above Blue Lakes in the high Sierra, is one of the strangest and most irresistible landforms in California. In this episode, we explore why this peak has such presence. We dive into the Miocene volcanism that built it, the Pleistocene glacier that carved the basin beneath it, and the rare alpine plants that cling to its volcanic slopes. ...

In this episode, we explore the rich history of the Finger Lakes Chapter of NAVHDA, the upcoming annual meeting in Niagara in January, and practical insights into bird dog training, breeding, and testing. Guests Kim, and Al, Adam, and Ashleigh all share their experiences, tips, and stories. Learn more about the 2027 NAVHDA Annual Meeting here: https://www.fingerlakesnavhda.com/annual-meeting-2027 This episode is brought to you by Ugly Dog Hunting Co. Shop now at UglyDogHunting.com Music used ...

Jacob and I got into one of those conversations that starts on one topic and ends up covering the whole reason we hunt in the first place. It happens more than you'd think when the mic's rolling and you're not trying to force a structure on it.We started with something that's been nagging at both of us: what happens to a hunting spot once it hits the internet. A photo, a tag, a location pin, and suddenly a piece of ground you worked years to figure out belongs to everyone who scrolls past it. We

In June of 2015, a family traveled from New Mexico into the mountains of southern Arizona for what was supposed to be a quiet Father’s Day weekend camping trip. But shortly after arriving, one member of the family disappeared during a walk that should have taken only a few minutes.Sources:Tombstone News, Las Cruces News, Charley Project, Reddit, Labyrinth Podcast, Strange Outdoors, NBC News, Facebook, WikipediaSupport us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month, with benefits starting at the $3

The Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast - Episode 420: Michigan Longbow Black Bear at 3 Yards A bear at three yards. A traditional bow. One unforgettable hunt.Michigan DNR forester Tyler Ritchie recounts his close-range bear hunt, sharing the setup, the shot, and what came after—from tracking and blood trailing to hauling the bear out of a swamp. He also talks about why bear meat and bear fat deserve more appreciation, and how committing to traditional archery changed the way he approaches hunting.Then

Send us Fan Mail Brian & Ryan are joined by Stephen Biello, Stephen is the owner of Clays N Wings Shooting! The guys talk about Stephens recent medical issues and how he is bouncing back. Sub gauge shotguns and ammunition, shock absorption, hunting dogs and everything else!

Some hunts go exactly how you drew them up. Others kick you square in the teeth.On this episode of the HuntStand Podcast, Josh Dahlke and Will Cooper look back at their hunting season from last fall and winter and unpack the moments that defined it. They revisit the highlights, punched tags, close calls, unexpected turns, hard lessons, and the hunts that still sting months later. From the moments you wish you could relive to the ones you'd probably like a do-over on, it's a look back at the

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Welcome to another episode of The Watering Hole! In this episode, host Justin Zarr and the crew dive into the mid-season shift as cooler fall weather and unpredictable rain move in. The team unpacks the distinct strategies and mindsets behind hunting in varying weather conditions, from dealing with rain-soaked days to navigating eastern wind patterns. Between lighthearted banter about missing tags, workplace etiquette, and animal behavior, the conversation highlights the real-world frustratio...

Episode 67 is pure internet chaos: strikes, cheap glass, Gunsite carbine work, 300 Blackout arguments, a Mini-14 bolt release, and SHOT Show wish-list fights. No clean through-line, just the usual Live Fire Media pile-up.YouTube handed out a second community-guidelines strike. The first drops in December, the second in January—one more and the channel is gone. Facebook and Threads both killed Mini-14 posts, including one that showed the Axis Engineering Labs Lighting Bolt Release (LBR). Meanwhile

The Your Saltwater Guide Podcast!Get Captain Dave Hansen’s weekly Southern California fishing game plans, explore local hot spots, and learn with the Your Saltwater Guide community. Explore the weekly game plans:https://yoursaltwaterguide.com/categories/fishing-game-plans New plans every Thursday. Membership required to watch.Already a member? Sign in with your existing account. Join the gang:https://yoursaltwaterguide.com/join 📱 TAKE YOUR GUIDE ON THE WATER Access your membership through the Your

In this episode, we keep it real about what actually happens when you spend way too much time in the woods. Cory talks about pooping in the woods, we both admit to taking naps out there, and we get into where we come from, where we hunt now, and what we’re hoping to tag this season. It’s just two broke cousins swapping stories, laughing at ourselves, and figuring things out one hunt at a time.

The fishing industry is changing, and Bassmaster Elite Series veteran John Crews joins Bass University Live to talk about where it’s headed. From the evolution of professional bass fishing and tournament competition to technology, sponsorships, and the business side of the sport, Crews shares his perspective from decades inside the industry. Plus, we dive into fishing strategy, lessons from the tour, and what anglers can expect in the future of bass fishing.Want to buy bass fishing tackle

Send us Fan Mail Get The Deliberate Pursuit of Trophy Blacktail by Dave Riley https://a.co/d/08y7xFCr You can feel it in early October: bucks are getting ruddy, does are syncing cycles, and blacktail are sliding out of summer patterns into thicker, safer cover. That’s exactly when most hunters start second-guessing their sits. We don’t guess. We build a weekly plan using the Five Factors that drive deer movement in the Pacific Northwest: rut phase, moon timing, temperature drops, barometric...

Obscure meetings with famous people and athletes, Marchenko vs. Knies, and Brady Tkachuk’s Panthers debut.

On Ep. 151, we are talking with Chad Dotson, outdoor writer and ranch manager. We discuss good grazing management for wildlife and tips for getting close to herd bulls during archery season.Harrod Outdoors on Instagram Please help support the production of this podcast by donating at HarrodOutdoors.com and following the podcast link on the homepage. If you have questions or would like us to discuss a certain topic, please send us a message on one of our social media platforms or send an email

This week’s Mobile-Tensaw Delta Fishing Report covers the first real taste of fall in the Delta, with cooler mornings, better boat weather, bluegill, bass, crappie, shrimp, redfish, jack crevalle, and the beginning of the inshore transition. Nick Williams opens the show with an update on getting his jon boat back in shape with a new motor, taking the family out on the water, and looking ahead to the part of the year when fishing, hunting, crabbing, hogs, and cooler weather all start to

TSN’s Frankie Corrado on the Leafs trade and Sens predictions, sports birthdays, and meeting famous people in weird locations.

Predictions on the Senators season, injuries on the Sens, who are “the Locals”, and Duke Ellingson on week 3 in the NFL.