In this episode, Mark sits down once again with Brian, the winner of The Experience Project sheep hunt, to recount the complete story of his Alaska adventure. Returning after his pre-hunt conversation on Episode 592, Brian details the wild logistics, unexpected challenges, and incredible success of his trip to the Brooks Range.Key Topics & Takeaways... Travel & Tag Logistics: Facing lost locking tags right before departure, flight delays, and a high-stakes airport sprint, Brian highlights

This week on the show we've got a combination of new and old for you to include interviews with: Robby Denning has tips when it comes to scouting for mule deer this fall We take a look back at the long career Bob Loomis with Mack's Lure has had in the fishing industry Syren Nakakyrie shares details about her book, "The Disabled Hikers Guide to Western Washington and Oregon We also have a new Extended Mack's Minute, a new edition of BirdNote, and another WDFW Trout Derby lake to fish this

Thomas Chabot named captain for the Senators, Jake Sanderson misses another practice, Habs best the Leafs on opening night, the Panthers win in Brady’s debut, and Mike Babcock falls in his Oilers debut.

Pheasants have a knack for surviving whatever the prairie throws at them, and this year's forecast offers plenty of reasons to lace up the boots. From Montana and the Dakotas to Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, and Minnesota, the outlook varies by region, but the bigger story is encouraging: quality upland habitat produces birds.The crew breaks down the state-by-state pheasant hunting forecast, highlighting where hunters can expect the best opportunities and where conditions may require a little more work

Refine your MTB visualization technique and unlock new levels of confidence on the trail!  We discuss positive self-talk, confidence vs. skill, front vs. rear braking, and riding with certainty.  Minds are blown watching Mark Matthews take on the insane B-Rage Sesh in Norway and listening to Wes Sends calmly talk his way through The Railyard MTB Park!We also break down MTB nutrition, diet, fueling vs. fitness, and how healthy eating, fasting, exercise, and an active lifestyle can help you feel

EP #106 Could retriever sports be more welcoming to everyday handlers without losing the challenge? Kenneth Witt talks with Dave Bavero and Jennifer Henion about bringing a UK- and Europe-inspired working test format to the U.S.—a flexible, approachable alternative to traditional hunt tests and field trials.They explain what working tests involve, how they reward skills like steadiness, marking, handling, and searching, and why simpler setups could make events easier for amateur handlers to enter

Today we are joined by my friend across the border in Kentucky, Tyler Duvall. Tyler is an avid bird dog handler and bobwhite quail hunter. After losing a dog too soon in life several years ago, Tyler made the decision to do things differently with the following dog, doubling down on training and hunting with it. And although he loves hunting quail around home, he, like many of us, likes to explore outside the realms of what is familiar. In 2025, he found himself successfully hunting public land

What does a successful deer season actually look like?For most deer hunters, the obvious answer is killing a big buck. But if that's the only way we measure success, we can do almost everything right for an entire season and still walk away feeling like we failed.In this episode of Before the Echo, I’m sitting down to talk about my goals for this deer season—and why I think setting the RIGHT goals can completely change the way we hunt.We’re talking about:• My personal goals for this deer season

Welcome back to the WhitetailDNA Podcast! On today's episode, Aron Snyder joins us for an honest, wide-ranging conversation about hunting, guiding, life, and one of the most difficult chapters he's ever faced. This is Aron's first podcast in which he's publicly addressed the coyote incident and sheds light on what took place. Aron opens up about the video that spread throughout the hunting community and across the internet, the story behind what happened, the fallout, and what it was like dealing

#992 Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/992Presented by: Smitty's Fly Box, Togiak River Lodge, Stonefly Nets, Yellowstone Teton Territory - Visit Idaho Sponsors: https://www.wetflyswing.com/sponsors Jan Erik Granbo lives near Trondheim in central Norway, where he has around 40 Atlantic salmon rivers within his region. We dig into everything Atlantic salmong fishing, from the June salmon window and Scandinavian two-handed setups to finding resting fish, planning a Norway trip, and fishing dry flies

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,

Episode OverviewOn this Casting Angles episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash and Mac Brown, fly casting instructor at Mac Brown Fly Fish in Bryson City, North Carolina, unpack the biggest light bulb moment from Mac's recent casting mastery workshop: casting arc and applied power are inseparable, and many loop problems blamed on "too much power" are really a mismatch between the two. It is a practical lesson for any angler who wants cleaner loops at varying distances, and it arrives just as

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For one year Brad Burden has interviewed paddlers, world champs, Olympians and adventurers from the whitewater world. Now, Peter Gallo flips the script and sits Brad down for his own in depth interview. Brad Burden, the creative force behind B Flow Sessions, takes us on a journey through his paddling life as the podcast celebrates its first anniversary. From his early days of learning to kayak with his father to his recent return to the water, Brad shares stories that inspire and resonate with

Trying something new is scary. I was a TV weatherman for almost 20 years and took a leap to an environmental non profit. As I close in on a year since leaving NewsCenterMaine, I bring my wife Paula on to talk about why I did it, what surprised me about my new job, and if I ever miss my "D-list hyper local celebrity" days.

We've got a Full Squad back in the house and this time, no guest. The boys are rippin' an old school Episode as hunting season is about to be underway in a majority of the country. We've got some Bart Sports, Cell Phone Trail Cam Talk, What in the World is Going On!?, and to end it we've got 10 Hunting Questions from Bart.It's a great one, don't miss out on the fun!~ Past The Barb Social Media ~ Email Us Questions and Feedback: pastthebarbpodcast@gmail.comInstagram: @pastthebarbpodcastFacebook:

This week on Huntin’ Land, Joe Baya talks with Jody Thrasher, an Alabama landowner, conservationist, and Alabama Wildlife Federation Land Conservationist of the Year, about restoring longleaf pine without clearcutting.Jody manages land along Hatchet Creek in Coosa County, where he has used thinning, prescribed fire, conservation easements, cost-share programs, and longleaf restoration to improve wildlife habitat, protect water quality, and bring back a more open, fire-maintained woodland.The

I froze my own kid on a Cub Scout camping trip last weekend and it took me three days to admit the mattress did it. Not the sleeping bags. Not the weather. The mattress, which I bought at a big-box store six years ago for forty dollars and never thought about again. Here is how […]

Urban deer hunting gets wild fast when 10 acres can hold 15 to 20 deer. Returning guest Mike Ward joins Dan Johnson to explain how he and his organization help manage overpopulated deer in southeastern Pennsylvania, where deer move through backyards, landscaping beds, and neighborhoods.They discuss why deer numbers rebound despite heavy harvest pressure, how township partnerships and archery-only management work, and why hunting small suburban parcels still depends on wind, access, and understanding

This week on the show I'm joined by Hal Herring, longtime outdoor writer and environmental journalist, to discuss whether or not hunters and anglers are living up to their conservation legacy during this interesting moment in history. Thanks to our sponsor,Conservation First Bank. Follow Future Wild on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, iHeart, Pandora, Amazon. Connect with Mark KenyonandMeatEater MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTube MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Youtube ClipsSee