If you could choose only one week in September to bowhunt elk, which week would give you the best opportunity?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain which part of September he would choose and why. He looks at changing rut activity, herd bull behavior, cow groups, hunting pressure, weather, and the opportunities each stage of the month can create. Whether you’re planning a public-land archery elk hunt or deciding when to schedule your

Titans INF Jackie Urbaez on winning the Frontier League title in front of their fans, celebrations going into the early morning hours, and baseball fans selling out the park.

Wisconsin's duck opener belonged to the wood ducks.In this week's Migration Report, hunters from Northwest, Northeast, Southwest and Southeast Wisconsin break down opening weekend: woodie limits, scattered teal, building numbers of Canada geese and heavy pressure, even away from the big marshes. Plus what warm weather means for fresh birds, and a reminder that the Southern Duck Zone closes after October 11 for the split. Presented in partnership with the Wisconsin Waterfowl Association. For

Should you keep bowhunting elk when the rain starts, or head back to camp and wait it out?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting experience to break down how wet weather changes an archery elk hunt. He covers elk movement, calling, close-range encounters, wind, shot opportunities, and recovering an elk when rain becomes a factor. Rain can create problems, but it can also open opportunities for hunters who understand how to adjust. If you hunt elk on public land and want to

A herd bull is bugling, answering every call, and sounds ready to fight—but he refuses to leave his cows. What do you do next? In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to break down one of the toughest situations in September elk hunting. He covers herd bull behavior, calling strategy, positioning, and the mistakes that can send a bull and his cows in the opposite direction. If you’re trying to improve your elk calling, understand rutting bull behavior,

Welcome to another edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi and The Olde Cape Carwash. In this episode, we are joined by Ian McPartland of the Goose Hummock in Orleans. Ian provides a live report from the south side that false albacore have stuck around and are actively feeding after the storm, and big striped bass have been pushed closer to shore inside Cape Cod Bay.

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

Your Crab Pot Is Losing Crab (Here's the Fix)Crabbing is one of the best fisheries in the San Juan Islands, and one of the few that keeps going long after salmon season closes. But a pot that is rigged wrong will lose crab on the way up, or let them walk straight back out while it is sitting on the bottom. This episode is the full setup, every piece, from the bridle to the buoy, plus the four things that make your pot legal in Washington.Episode Overview- Why an angled ramp entry holds crab and

Ab sofort präsentiert Bergzeit Host Jan jeden Dienstag in weniger als zehn Minuten alle wichtigen Updates aus der Bergsport- und Outdoor-Welt – von wichtigen Ereignissen aus Industrie und Handel, aktuellen Rekorden und Wettkampfergebnissen bis hin zu exklusiven Einblicken hinter die Kulissen von Bergzeit.

Fall is a season of transition and that means the way you find and catch fish starts to change.On this week’s Tackle Box Tip presented by Icon Coolers, Captain Jonathan Moss is joined by Captain Bobby Woodard to break down what anglers should be paying attention to as summer gives way to fall and eventually winter. From changing bait patterns and the fall mullet transition to shrimp, fish movement, water temperature, sun position, and slowing down your presentation as winter approaches,

Do elk calf distress calls really work for calling mature bulls, or is this another elk-hunting tactic built around rare reactions and questionable claims? In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 35 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to examine the theories behind calf distress calls. He looks at elk behavior, rut biology, herd dynamics, and what actually matters when you’re trying to create a high-percentage opportunity on public land. If you’re interested in elk calling, archery elk

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...

TSN’s Bob Weeks on the Presidents Cup after Day 1, the Americans' domination of the tournament, the International team coming together, and the play of Corey Connors and Nick Taylor getting on course today.

TSN’s Frankie Corrado on the Sens putting Leevi Meriläinen on waivers, concern over injuries at Sens camp, Artem Zub, Ben Hutton fitting in, and Mike Babcock.

Titans pxp Davide Disipio on the community embracing the Titans this season, splitting the first two games, and working towards a soldout weekend for the Frontier final.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.The longest day of the trip: a walk past the Inca ruins at Ruina Pampa, a 2,000-foot climb, then a second summit with three or four false tops before the final push above 15,000 feet, the last elevation gain of the entire circuit. It ends after dark with no campsite in sight, until a park ranger's flashlight, and later his questions about their permits, leads them to a place to pitch the tent for the last time.Daily Itinerary:Day 8 of 9:

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Follow Adventure Diaries for more authentic stories of adventure. Ness Knight and her team chose to work with the Wai Wai community on a remote river expedition. She recalls arriving without having met them, learning to respect different traditions, and gradually earning a place alongside the local guides. Chapters 00:00 Why collaboration was a choice 00:39 Making contact with the Wai Wai 01:28 Arriving in the community 02:36 A different way of learning 04:12 Earning the guides’ trust 04:47 A...

There are places in this world that are so strange, they almost don’t seem real. Forests filled with hundreds of trees all bending in the same direction, rocks that ring like bells, mysterious lights appearing in the sky, and a massive crater that has been burning for decades.For this Sunday Scary, we’re traveling around the world to explore some of its strangest places and unexplained phenomena- including a few that scientists are still trying to fully understand. From bizarre natural formations to