This episode continues the Missouri Woods and Water Podcast’s listener Q&A with the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), picking up mid-conversation from part one. We focus on questions from listeners and friends about CWD management, deer herd health, and the tradeoffs behind regulations hunters are navigating.Key topicsA listener asks whether feed supplements or formulations could help infected deer or slow CWD. MDC says there’s no known supplement or feed additive proven to prevent or

Most whitetail hunters feel they need to play it safe in mid-October, but that might cost you a buck. This is a great time of the season to e-scout, ground check your work, and kill a good one when most of your competition is waiting on the rut. Connect withTony Peterson and MeatEater Tony Peterson on Instagramand Facebook MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Youtube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTube Shop MeatEater MerchSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

Big box retailers drive a massive amount of outdoor industry revenue. So which ones matter most and which are best positioned for the future?Today Colin is joined by Outdoor Unfiltered host and Rock Fight consigliere Eoin Comerford to power rank the biggest players in outdoor retail.And, as you might expect, Colin and Eoin don't exactly agree on the rankings.Plus, Colin answers a listener question about whether outdoor brands can differentiate on vibes alone, nominates another once iconic outdoor

Listen to the full Episode 255 here: https://wetflyswing.com/255Sponsors: Stonefly Nets, Jackson Hole Fly Co, Outpost on the NushIn this Greatest Hits solo episode, Dave revisits his 2021 conversation with Jeff Liskay and pulls out 11 practical Spey and switch rod tips for Great Lakes steelhead.Jeff’s system starts with an 11-foot 5-weight switch rod, roughly 330 grains, a short sink tip, a 14- to 18-inch leader, and an unweighted fly. From there, the focus is less on making long casts and more on

In this Podcast, Robbie speaks with filmmaker Juliette Marquis about‘Hornmaker', her documentary exploring biosynthetic Rhino horn and the systems shaping wildlife conservation. They unpack the economics behind the illegal trade, the controversy around proposed solutions, and the difficult question of how conservation efforts can be held accountable.The conversation also looks at what gives rhino horn its value, why carved objects—not just medicinal uses—are central to the market, and why the

What's it like to go bikepacking in Indonesia? Olly Hargreaves has sent through his last update all about cycling from Jakarta to Balin starting with a 38 hour ferry ride from Singapore! Olly reckons Java has the steepest roads of his whole ride, steeper than the Alps, Afghanistan or the Pamir Highway, with gradients up to 30% and descents where your fingers never leave the brakes. He also explains why he skipped the busy north coast road and the brutal southern route other bikepackers took, ...

Follow Adventure Diaries for more authentic stories of adventure. Dr Rosa Vasquez Espinoza explains the work behind legal recognition for stingless bees in parts of Peru. She describes what rights of nature mean in practice, why science and community knowledge both mattered, and what still has to happen before wider protection is possible. Chapters00:00 The stingless bee protection effort 00:50 What legal rights mean here 01:42 The work behind recognition 02:15 Protection and implementation 0...

Hello, and welcome to the Reloading Podcast here on the Firearms Radio Network.  Tonight we're seating bullets and maybe crimping.... Cartridge corner: Suicide hotline 988 or 800-273-8255 https://walkthetalkamerica.org/ For Active Military or veterans, www.militaryonesource.com Reviews: Reloading Podcast Merch link Please remember to use the affiliate links for Amazon and Brownells from the Webpage  it really does help the show and the network. Also visit

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

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Wildlife biologists Dr. Charlie and Randy DeYoung join Hunters Advantage to debunk the biggest myths in deer management — cull bucks, antler genetics, and supplemental feeding. Drawing on decades of research at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute, including a landmark 20-year study on selective harvest, the DeYoungs separate what actually grows bigger bucks from what hunters just believe.We dig into whether shooting "cull bucks" really improves your herd (the data may surprise you), how

During the peak of the 2026 wildfires in the BWCA and Quetico this summer, the Paddle & Portage team shared the story of the Nelson family.The Nelson family have been paddling in Quetico for decades. Three generations of canoe-campers have now entered the park, most often through Cache Bay, the southeastern entrance near the end of the Gunflint Trail. Siblings Matt and Laura led a group of six into the park in mid-July 2026. The group included Matt and his daughter, and Laura and her three

Fall is finally here in Florida, and that means it's time to get back on the water for some speck fishing! This week, Captain Jonathan Moss talks about the changing seasons, the fall fishing bite, and his first crappie trip of the season with his wife, kids, and mom.After building custom rod holders with his dad using salvaged materials, Jonathan has expanded his trolling spread to 10 rods. He breaks down his entire setup, from rod and reel combinations and line selection to jig sizes, colors,

Where do elk feed and bed once rifle season begins and hunting pressure changes their normal routine?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain how rifle-season elk choose feeding areas, bedding cover, and the routes between them. He also examines why elk may remain in the same general area while becoming much harder for hunters to find during daylight. If you’re planning an October elk hunt, scouting public land, or trying to relocate elk

Boekelo delivered. Nicole and Catherine debrief a brilliant Nations Cup final, where Great Britain and Germany went head-to-head right to the final phase, while Ireland and the USA battled for the podium. They celebrate Julia Krajewski and Ero de Cantraie's wire-to-wire win, another huge result for Katie Magee and the young horses that made a serious impression with 2027 and LA on the horizon. Highlights Great Britain take the Nations Cup final Julia Krajewski leads from start to finish Another

In this "Monday Minute" episode of the Hunt Backcountry Podcast, host Mark runs solo while Steve is out, answering gear-focused listener questions. Mark breaks down some of his gear choices and strategy for a recent 10-day interior Alaska packraft hunt, discussing down vs. synthetic insulation, merino base layers, wet-weather moisture management, replacement options for discontinued boots, sharpening knives with angle guides, and his current everyday phone case setup.PRODUCTS & RESOURCES

Buggs Island/Kerr Reservoir is roughly 11 feet low, but the fall bass and striper bite is still going strong. Zach from Threadfin Guide Service joins Fishing the DMV to break down where largemouth bass, spotted bass and striped bass are positioning during the extreme low-water conditions—and how anglers can adjust as the lake transitions into October and November. The severe drawdown has exposed rock veins, brush piles, points, boat ramps and other structure that anglers normally only see on ...

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Fly fishing has a nymphing problem. In this episode, Ross takes on one of the most persistent pieces of conventional wisdom in fly fishing: because trout eat most of their food underwater, anglers should spend most of their time nymphing. It sounds logical. It also misses a much bigger part of how trout actually behave—and can keep anglers locked into one style of fishing when plenty of other options are available. From water temperature and insect activity to dry-dropper rigs and the d...