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.

To celebrate 1 year of Archery After Hours, Elliott and John have pulled together an amazing giveaway for the listeners! This video will detail how you can participate, this giveaway is at ZERO COST to those participants! Including: BAP Pro Shop Bow Vise Sherwood BowWorx Bow Press Cam Holster Easton Pack Mule and other gear RamRods Hat and Dampeners Fling Em Nation Bow Strings Brite Strings Zeiss! X-Focus 365 Private Training from elite level shooter Domagoj Buden Archery Unfiltered Custom Quiver

The best TV shows of the 21st century, Sens trim their roster to 23, Leafs big deal, and TSN’s Frankie Corrado.

I can remember clearly going into the Canberra Scout Store as a teenager with a parent and purchasing my first real tent (nylon) and external frame aluminium and nylon pack for an upcoming week long trip.These days we have no end of purchasing options from nationally branded stores and well known standalone specialists. In addition over the past couple of years in particular we are seeing international branded stores entering the retail market including The North Face, Arcteryx, and Patagonia

Welcome to Roam Shoot.Powered by Experience Wild. Host: Eric (Skeeter) Beckman. Guest: Tony Tebbe ExperienceWild10 at Brenton USA for 10% off entire order on the site On this episode, Skeeter and Tony Tebbe explain why October is prime time for coyote hunting: pups are moving like adults, territorial pressure is rising, crops are coming off the fields, and sightings are increasing. Tony shares how these seasonal changes create more opportunities to locate coyotes and discusses why high-pitched

Maxxis has a new member of the Minion family, the Minion DHX, and a new DH casing to go with it. We’re joined by Sean Day, who led the development of both, to go deep on their designs, the thinking behind them, and how they fit into Maxxis’ expansive lineup.Note: We Want to Hear From You! Please let us know if there’s a topic you’d like us to cover or a guest you’d like us to have on Bikes and Big Ideas. Email us at info@blisterreview.com to weigh in. RELATED LINKS: Blister Mountain Bike

Send us Fan Mail This week I’m glad to welcome our friend Billy Molls back to Fist Full of Dirt. A lot of folks know Billy as the Modern Day Mountain Man, and after a lifetime of guiding & hunting some of the wildest places on earth… he’s got enough stories to keep us here awhile. We talk about some of those adventures and the lessons that can only come from pushing yourself physically and spending time in wild places. But we also go a little deeper into Billy’s walk with God and how his ...

Kelly & Braeden are once again joined by Slide Inn Guide Nathan Anthony to discuss fly tying and strategies with never ever clients. Enjoy. TroutRoutes Link:https://qrco.de/bg\

Monthly Sponsors:North Dakota TourismWeatherbySometimes the best outdoor products start with a simple question: “Why hasn’t anyone fixed this yet?”Host Wade Shoemaker sits down with Gabe Fontenot, founder of Hunt Repellent, to talk about entrepreneurship, duck hunting traditions in Southwest Louisiana, and building one of the fastest-growing outdoor brands in the industry.Growing up around the rice fields and marshes of Louisiana, Gabe developed a lifelong passion for waterfowl hunting

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On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman, Pierce is joined by Josh Krstic to dive into chasing whitetails in early-October! Josh is a diehard deer hunter and an outstanding woodsman from Southeast, Wisconsin. In this episode, the guys recap Josh's Montana mule deer hunt, and shift gears back to the Midwest to dive into beating the fall shift, and locating big bucks in early-October. Josh shares how he uses trail cameras to confirm theories, the importance of timing and identifying lesser-known

Beau Martonik sits down with Dr.Steve Ditchkoff at Auburn University, where he has run the deer lab for about 25 years and has been studying deer for roughly 35.He did not grow up hunting deer. His father quit about the time he was born, so he grew up fishing outside Detroit, found a fisheries and wildlife degree at Michigan State, studied wintering deer in Maine on snowshoes, and did his PhD in Oklahoma on mating strategy, which was a question deer biologists mostly weren’t asking then. That

In this episode, I sit down with Nelson Chandler to dive into an incredible 50 years of hunting experience right here in Georgia. From lessons learned in the field to stories that could only come from decades in the woods, Nelson shares a lifetime of knowledge about hunting, wildlife, and the changing landscape of the sport.We talk about how hunting in Georgia has evolved over the years, the skills every hunter should master, and the moments that have stayed with him the most. Whether you’re a

This episode explores land management, habitat improvement, and hunting strategies to maximize success. Jon Teater shares insights on designing the perfect hunting acre, land features, and deer behavior to enhance your hunting experience.TakeawaysLand management and habitat design principlesDeer movement and behavior analysisElements of a perfect hunting acre including food, cover, and waterDesigning land features for safety and efficiencyThe importance of edge, diversity, and resilience in

The season is shifting fast. Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau discuss how relentless rain, delayed crop harvest, and changing deer movement are affecting Midwest hunting—and what hunters may need to adjust as the season unfolds.They share updates from their properties, including trail-camera intel, mock-scrape activity, standing crops, and concerns about fewer mature bucks. Dan also recounts a youth-season hunt with his son, the discovery of a giant dead buck, and the value of patience and

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Join us for a visit with the man that has the biggest head in coonhunting, handling the dog with the strangest name in coonhunting, to Super Stakes Success