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Does snow automatically push elk downhill, or could they remain in the same area after the storm?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain how snow can change elk location and behavior. He covers the factors that determine whether elk stay put, make a small adjustment, or leave an area completely. If you’re planning a late-season rifle elk hunt, tracking elk after fresh snow, or trying to predict where bulls will move when winter weather

Follow Adventure Diaries for more authentic stories of adventure. Chaz Powell was walking the Zambezi with a road map and a GPS. When the GPS broke and smaller villages were missing from the map, he began asking people along the river for directions. He describes arriving as a stranger, asking permission, and the hospitality he found. Chapters00:00 Planning the Zambezi route 00:57 The GPS breaks 01:56 Villages missing from the map 02:35 Arriving as a stranger 04:18 Asking the chief for permis...

What happens to mature bull elk after the September rut winds down? In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain how mature bull behavior changes after the breeding season. He covers the transition from September into October, why proven rut tactics can suddenly stop producing, and what post-rut hunters need to understand before choosing where and how to hunt. If you’re planning an October rifle elk hunt, searching for post-rut bulls, or

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Red Bull Rampage, and the third year of Rampage including a women’s category. The fight to make that happen was a long one, and for this selection from The Vault, we’re revisiting a conversation we had with Casey Brown on Bikes & Big Ideas back in 2023 about the importance of having a women’s competition, the year before it finally came to be.Note: We Want to Hear From You! We’d love for you to share with us the stories or topics you’d like us to cover next

Trailer trouble on the side of the road is never part of the plan, but being prepared can make all the difference.In this week's Tackle Box Tip, presented by Icon Coolers, Captain Jonathan Moss shares the trailer maintenance tools he keeps on hand to handle unexpected breakdowns and get back on the water. From a Dexter bolt circle template and spare hub kit to the tools needed to replace a hub on the side of the road, Jonathan walks through what he carries and why. After recently blowing

What terrain should you target when rifle hunting elk on public land?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34+ years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain how he evaluates rifle-season elk country. He looks beyond simple rules about elevation, slope direction, and dark timber to examine what pressured elk need and how those needs affect where they live. If you’re planning an October elk hunt, studying maps, or struggling to narrow down a large unit, this episode will help you identify

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...

Redblacks analyst Jeff Avery on what gives the Redblacks a good chance to win tonight, play of MBT at QB, and some bright spots on the Redblacks roster.

TSN’s Frankie Corrado on another knee injury for Aleksander Barkov, a feisty game between the Panthers and Sharks, Oilers give up 7 in a win, two goal debut for Knies, and what the Sens should do with Jake Sanderson.

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The Filthy Spoon team broadcasts from the Tangle Free Warehouse with hosts Jon, and guest hosts, Gribble, and Ivan, plus guest appearances and a 30% off sale. Sponsors and vendors showcase custom calls, hunting guides, dog trainers, and conservation groups as the community gears up for duck season.Brock from the East Bay Delta Waterfowl Chapter joins to discuss the event’s turnout, local hunting culture, and upcoming chapter dinner on April 25th — a snapshot of Bay Area waterfowl camaraderie and

Send us Fan Mail You can plan a better camping trip in five minutes with one simple habit: check the park’s events calendar before you pick your dates. We dig into the seasonal programs happening across Ontario Provincial Parks and why they can turn a basic overnight into a weekend you’ll actually remember, whether that’s Thanksgiving, Halloween events, fall colour hikes, or winter festivals and outdoor skating. We talk through real examples, starting with Bronte Creek and the way a quick e-...

How do you find elk in thick timber when you can’t sit behind binoculars and glass miles of country?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain how he approaches dark-timber elk hunting. He covers the challenges of locating elk when visibility is limited, bugling is inconsistent, and one careless move can send unseen elk out of the area. If you hunt timbered public land, struggle to locate elk without glassing, or want to avoid wandering

This article originally appeared in the winter 2023 issue of Project Upland Magazine.In this article, Mark Parman explores what research on hunting mortality, season timing, and hunting pressure tells us about ruffed grouse populations.Use code PU20 for 20% off onX Hunt at onxhunt.com.Now is the time to break in your boots for the season ahead. Learn more at IrishSetter.com, or try on a pair of Irish Setter's Wingshooters at your favorite retailer today.Read more at projectupland.com.

Christian; Follower of GOD Servant of CHRIST       Patreon https://bit.ly/3jcLDuZBio:Combat Veteran; U.S. Marine Corps Urban Warfare Instructor;       S.R.T. Commander Active Shooter Response Team Law Enforcement Los Angeles Police (L.A.P.D.) Police Officer / Fugitive RecoveryF.B.I. Instructor N.R.A Instructor Competition Shooter; Multi Time State Rifle Pistol Champion Hunting; Life Long Hunter Professional Hunter and Guide Private Security Contractor; Several Agencies,

Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to It Pays To Parlay with Brian! Each week, on It Pays To Parlay, Brian tells all of you degenerates out there about his top NFL and possibly other sports parlays. With the NFL he tells you his favorite four leg parlays for these three categories : Same Game, Money Lines and Anytime TD Scorers! DISCLAIMER : I am not advising you to make any of these bets, i am simply telling you what bets I will be or would make! If you or someone you know is struggl...

Follow Adventure Diaries for more authentic stories of adventure. Oscar Scafidi explains how his Madagascar river expedition relied on people who knew the ground. The satellite images could not settle the route, local guides helped them assess the mountains, and the portage grew far beyond what the team had planned. Chapters00:00 Finding support on the ground 01:15 A five-year conversation with the guide team 01:50 Max and the local guides 02:38 Why people declined the mountain route 03:12 Th...