In this episode, I speak with Jennifer Mamola of the John Muir Project and Josh Osher of Western Watersheds Project about the Fix Our Forests Act (FOFA), its implications, and the actions needed to prevent its passage. Our conversation delves deeply into various aspects of the bill, including its potential impact on public lands, logging, vegetation treatments, endangered species, judicial review, and grazing policies. Concerns are raised about the bill’s risk to ecosystem integrity and public

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This week we have an update from Olly Hargreaves all about his time spent cycling through Afghanistan. He shares some great insights about what it has been like to cycle through the country, his experiences meeting the locals as well as the Taliban themselves. We are tracking Olly's journey from the UK to Thailand with these periodic updates and it is amazing to see his progress so far. Be sure to give him a follow via his instagram page - @sagas.of_olly.hargreaves I also share tips from th...

Below are the stories discussed in this episode with links to the original sources:Senate Stewardship Caucus launches to safeguard public lands – National Audubon Society Oklahoma Attorney General defends tribal hunting rights – KXII News Elk hunter succumbs to grizzly attack injuries in British Columbia – NBC Montana California euthanizes four gray wolves after livestock depredations – Indiana Public Media / NPR Fall time change increases wildlife‑vehicle collisions;

In this conversation, Dan discusses the relentless nature of the rut in hunting, emphasizing that it continues regardless of personal circumstances. He highlights the importance of being present and taking action, as opportunities in life, much like the rut, do not wait for anyone.Takeaways The rut is an unstoppable force in nature. Life's opportunities don't wait for personal circumstances. Being present is crucial for success. Weather conditions do not affect the rut. One must

On this episode, Alaska resident and avid backcountry hunter, Paul Forward, shares some of the concerning conservation issues occurring in his home state, in particular in and around the world-famous Brooks Range.  The tension between economic development and opportunity and protecting the wild places and species that inhabit those wild places isn't new. The North American Model of Conservation proves we can find a compromise. But, as populations grow and resource independence becomes more and

We’re back for another Hunt Companion — and it’s finally starting to happen. It’s November, and bucks are starting to act weird, show the first signs of rutting activity, and make things interesting in the woods. From mature buck encounters to early rut movement, we break down what we’re seeing, how to read whitetail patterns right now, and the best rut hunting strategies to stay ahead as the action heats up. Buckle up — it’s about to get wild.SUBSCRIBE TO THE

Travis Frank & Scott Fransen share stories from the heart of hunting season, and Scott’s throwing a party.  We discuss pheasant and grouse hunts in Minnesota, Michigan, North & South Dakota, plus we share details on a conservation collaboration with Walton’s, Scott wins longest tail feather contest, and we invite you out to a night on the town with Scott & Tyler Webster this week in Stanley, North Dakota. Learn more about the Walton’s X The Flush pack for conservation @

In this episode I talk with Elsa Sinclair of Taming Wild. I invite her to discuss her opinion on pressure, escalating pressure, and freedom. She offered a unique and nuanced opinion about pressure and how it fits into her Freedom-Based training techniques.About the Guest:For ELSA SINCLAIR, horse training has been a lifelong pursuit, but her career took a turn when one day a student asked her if horses really enjoyed being ridden, and more importantly, if they knew they had a choice in the matter

This week, we have the youngest bowhunter in WCB history in the studio! Mason is 7 years old and getting after whitetails with a compound bow! Mason and his dad, Justin, are going to be a hunting duo to keep an eye on! I'm sure this won't be their first appearance in the WCB studio! Enjoy!NEW PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT: Lattitude Outdoors! Check out their saddles and mobile hunting accessories, and use code: WCB (for a limited time for 20% off) ⁠⁠⁠⁠Watch the NEW WCB UNHINGED HUNT SERIES

TSN's Frankie Corrado on the Sens and Martin Necas' extension, today's sports birthdays, and getting set for a potential clincher in the World Series

We're wrapping up the month of "Rocktober" this week on Outdoor Magazine radio. First, Glenn Duncan of Duncan's Outdoor Shop has great advice on sighting in your deer rifle. Then, Tom Campbell from Woods-n-Waternews talks about their November edition. Hour two kicks off with Jake Romanack of Fishing 411 TV. Jake describes his tactics for targeting open water walleye in the fall. Mike Mitchell is up next. Mike is the acting director of the Michigan United Conservation Clubs. He talks about changes in

With this conversation, we're going back to spot burning. In Troutbitten Podcast Season 3, Episode 1, we talked through Secrets and Spot Burning ( March, 2022). And in that conversation we spent a lot of time on the first part — on what fishing secrets really are, whether they’re valuable, fun or just gatekeeping. (They’re valuable, by the way.) And we acknowledged that every angler has their own set of things they might want to be secretive about, whether that's patterns, tactics or . .

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World Series Game 6 predictions, the Sens come back to beat the Flames, and Linus Ullmark says that was a mature performance

On this episode of Elk Talk Podcast, Randy and Corey take a practical deep dive into late-season elk hunting. They break down why November and December can be one of the most effective times to fill a tag, shifting the focus from the post-rut to the predictable patterns of bachelor groups and food sources. They cover essential strategies, from understanding elk dispersal based on forage and sanctuary to leveraging migration maps and identifying landscapes untouched by cattle. Randy and Corey also

In Part 2 of this conversation, Marcus and Lisa pick up where they left off—digging into the peak phase of her 20-week training plan leading up to the Tour du Mont Blanc. They talk about how Lisa managed higher mileage and tougher elevation goals, how she kept her body feeling good and avoided overtraining as the workouts got tougher, and the mindset that carried her through the final stretch of preparation. Later in the episode, Marcus brings in Travis Wardell, Program Director for Europe at...

Your plan for Trick or Treaters, the Sens come back against the Flames, and getting set for Yoshi and Game 6 of the World Series

Originally aired on November 1st, 2025. On this episode, Doug takes in the excitement of the hunting season, and talks all things deer and waterfowl.

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