Jim Strader is recognized as one of the best outdoor communicators in the country. His career as an outdoor columnist, radio broadcaster, expo producer and outdoor television host has firmly established Jim as one of the nation’s leading experts. Hear Jim Strader Outdoors every Sunday night at 6 in Louisville on NewsRadio 840 WHAS.
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Jim and Scott discuss proposals for new CWD zones in Henderson, Union, Webster, Crittenden, McLean, and Daviess counties. Due to the discovery of the CWD0-positive deer in Posey County, Indiana, there will be a special commission meeting on Wednesday, May 21st.
Jim and Scott roll out a Spring Special on fish spawning, turkey strutting and Morel mushrooms.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott talk about the massive flooding at the region's lakes and the effects flooding has had on fish and wildlife.
Tonight's guest, Mark Menandez, 3- time Bass Master Champion, 5- time Classic Qualifier and one and a half million-dollar winnings tournament Pro talks springtime bass fishing.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott talk turkey with Harold Knight, legendary turkey hunter and co-owner of Knight & Hale Game Calls.
Tonight's feature guest, Jeremy Mattingly, owner of Crappie Monster and OTfishing.com takes an in depth look on how to catch crappie during Spring.
To contact Scott and his organization, you can find him at"https://deltawaterfowl.org"
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott "talk turkey" with Mike Pentecost, owner of Woodhaven Custom Calls.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott talk with Tyler Wayland, Land Management Conservationist and Business Development Manager for Roundstone Native Seed Company. Topics included the importance of native plants and how to plant and manage them for wildlife pollinators like butterflies and honey bees. For more info, check them out at roundstoneseed.com.
On Jim Strader Outdoors, Jim interviewed Steve Douglas, "The Catfish Dude" about his upcoming catfish and crappie conference and expo which will be at the west wing of the Kentucky State Fairgrounds February 21-22. We also interviewed professional catfish anglers Damian Clark and Jeremy Mattingly at Crappie Monster and owner of Ozark Rods.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott interviewed David Cox, a professional forester and owner of Cox Forestry. David is a specialist in timber sales, timber management plans, and wildlife habitat improvement.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott interviewed Todd Ulery and John Hutchins about all things archery. They talked hunting bows, target bows, traditional archery and crossbows.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott discuss the importance of the proper clothing and outdoor gear to help you stay comfortable in widely varying weather conditions.
On tonight's program, Jim and Scott talk to callers on the special holiday call-in show.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott give field reports and tips on late season deer hunting, small game and fishing reports.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott discussed deer harvest numbers and trends. They also took calls from listeners on the timing of the rut, concerns about buck to doe ratios and observations about the modern gun deer season.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott report on deer harvest numbers, hunting conditions and rut activity during modern gun season. They also gave waterfowl, small game and fish forecasts. Special guest Matt Fulkerson shares his and daughters Nora's and Shelby's awesome deer season stories. Check them out at Jim Strader Outdoors on Facebook.
Tonight, Jim and Scott talk about tips and tactics for the upcoming modern firearm deer season. We also interviewed Tom Ballinger, board member of the Kentucky Bee Keepers Association about a federal bill to regulate and certify that honey is pure and free of additives or chemicals.
Jim and Scott discuss an emergency regulation banning baiting for deer and deer carcass transportation in Meade, Breckenridge and Hardin Counties.The show also featured the true facts about CMD presented by Dr. James Kroll, one of the nation's highly respected deer biologists.
Jim and Scott discuss an emergency regulation banning baiting for deer and deer carcass transportation in Meade, Breckenridge and Hardin Counties.The show also featured the true facts about CMD presented by Dr. James Kroll, one of the nation's highly respected deer biologists.
On tonight's show, Jim's guest, Professional Bass Fisherman Wes Thomas talks fall full bass fishing techniques.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott talk about the huge weather change, Kentucky and Indiana's youth gun deer seasons. Also, bow season updates and scouting strategies for the October bow and muzzleloader season.
On tonight's show, Scott Cronin and Jim interviewed Dale Weddle, an official measurer for Boone & Crockett, Pope & Young Buckmasters and the Longhunters Society. They discussed the scoring systems and whitetail deer national and state statistics and trends.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott interview archery hunters who recently harvested some magnificent deer and elk. You can check out the hunters and their trophies at Jim Strader Outdoors on Facebook.
On tonight's show, co-host Scott Cronin and Jim interviewed Jenny Greenough, an expert in the treatment of Alpha Gal and other tick diseases. Check her out at rajawellness.com. They also talked about the early archery season for deer and early dove, duck and goose opportunities.
TONIGHT, JIM AND HIS CO-HOST SCOTT CRONIN DISCUSS THE EARLY DEER ARCHERY SEASON, UPCOMING DOVE SEASON, AND FIELD CARE OF HOT WEATHER DEER, ALSO TREY WEBB OF WEBB'S BUTCHER BLOCK OFFERS TIPS, AND TINA HITZHERNER WITH THE LEAGUE OF KENTUCKY SPORTSMEN TALKS ABOUT A NEW FISHING PROGRAM IN LOCAL LIBRARIES
Tonight, Jim and Scott cover all things archery with featured guests Todd Ulery and John Hutchinson, archery professionals at OPS Supply/Pro Archery Shop.
Tonight's guest was Dudley Phelps with Mossy Oak Nativ Nurseries. Dudley is also the co-host of "The Game Keepers of Mossy Oak" television show and the Game Keepers podcast.
On tonight's show, Jim's co-host Scott Cronin, who is a nationally recognized expert on trail camera usage will be discussing advancements in trail camera technology, battery and solar options, site selections and more!
On tonight's show Jim interviews award-winning news anchor John Boel award about his fanastic new fishing book "Castaway" where he shares five generations of family fish stories -- the book is available at butlerbooks.com or at Carmichael's.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott talk all things boating, four wheeler and ATV uses and maintenance, and log home preservation.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott's feature guests were Kurt Young with Lucky Buck Mineral, Hunter Osterhaut with Eastern Woods Outdoors and Chad Rice with Cruzr Saddles. Hunter and Chad discuss saddle hunting techniques.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott's feature guests were Kurt Young with Lucky Buck Mineral, Hunter Osterhaut with Eastern Woods Outdoors and Chad Rice with Cruzr Saddles. Hunter and Chad discuss saddle hunting techniques.
On tonight's show, Jim and co-host Scott Cronin interview Professional Bass Fisherman Mark Menendez, three-time Bass Master Champion, six-time Classic Qualifier who has one and a half million dollars in tournament earnings. Menendez will cover all aspects of summertime bass fishing.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott interview Lance Brantley, National and World Bow Fishing Champion about the rapidly growing sport of bow fishing. Lance is also the owner of On Track Deer Recovery. Jim and Scott talked to Lance on the various aspects of deer recovery with tracking dogs.
Tonight Jim and Scott interview Tony Smotherman, "The Travelin' Hunter" of TV fame. Tony is an icon in the firearms industry. He currently works for CVA Muzzeloading Company and BERGARA Rifles. Check him out on Instagram at travelinhunter.
On tonight's program, Jim and Scott report on fish and wildlife activity around the region. They also talked with Flint Northcutt about his annual St. Jude's Kids Fishing Event. You can click on the link below to help with this fantastic charitable event which helps fund St. Jude's Hospital. Northcutt-SJ Fish2.pdf
On tonight's show, Jim interviewed Navy Seal Aaron Reed about the role of today's citizen-solders and the aspects of the war on terror. The show is a warm up for Memorial Day.
Jim and Scott do a wrap-up on turkey season and talk bluegill, shellcracker and crappie fishing with professional fishing guide Preston Cleary, owner of Cleary Kentucky Fishing. They also talked with Paul Thomas, the broker with Mossy Oak Properties Hart Realty about how to find choice properties and maximize profits if you're selling your land.
Jim and Scott talk about fish and wildlife conditions around the region. They also keyed on upcoming spawning activity by bluegill, shellcrackers, catfish and bass.
Jim and Scott talked with World Series of Bass Fishing Champion Wes Thomas about pre-spawn, spawning and post pre-spawn bass fishing techniques.
"Jim and co-host Scott Cronin interview Jason Lupardus with TURKEYS FOR TOMORROW about research programs to help create more turkeys., Check them out at TURKEYS FOR TOMORROW.org.
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott thank Kentucky's sportsmen and outdoor women for their help in defeating Senate Bill 3, legislation that would have been disastrous to their interests by placing the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources under the Department of Agriculture. They also interviewed some boys and girls who enjoy success in Kentucky's youth turkey hunting season.
Tonight, Jim and Scott Cronin talk turkey hunting, calling, chokes and loads for turkeys with Scott Ellis, Corey Googe and Matt Fulkerson.
Jim and his guests discuss Senate Bill 3, which would place the Fish and Wildlife under the Department of Agriculture, legislation that does not represent the interests of sportsmen and outdoor women. The Bill narrowly passed in the Senate and will be voted upon in the House next week. To contact your representative in opposition to the Bill, go to the links at howlforwildlife.org, USsportsmenalliance.org and Kentuckysportsmen.com. You can also call at 502-564-8100.
Jim and his guests discuss Senate Bill 3, which would place the Fish and Wildlife under the Department of Agriculture, legislation that does not represent the interests of sportsmen and outdoor women. The Bill narrowly passed in the Senate and will be voted upon in the House next week. To contact your representative in opposition to the Bill, go to the links at howlforwildlife.org, USsportsmenalliance.org and Kentuckysportsmen.com. You can also call at 502-564-8100.
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